Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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In Brentwood we are fortunate that intelligent, clear thinking men willingly give time and effort to make good schools a part of our community. 3 SUPERINTENDENT Greetings to the Class of 1954. The class of ,54 is to be congratulated upon its attainments during the six years spent at Brentwood High School. One of the characteristics of graduating classes is the variable nature of its accomplishments. Some classes seem to excel in many fields of interest while other graduating groups appear to be less gifted. There are as many reasons for this as there are individuals in the class, for no two persons are exactly the same in ability or in interest. In the class of ,54 we find many students who have helped to build a good reputation for this group and very few who have held down the level of accomplishment. Many members of this class will now lose all contact with the rest of the group and will strike out on paths which lead away in all directions. May your individual successes be as great as those of the class of ,53. We follow each of you with a sincere interest and concern for your Welfare. Paul R. Slater. 4 PRINCIPAL I am personally grateful for this op- portunity to thank you, the students of Brentwood High School, for the fine spirit you have shovvn in the past year, to congratulate you on the achieve- ments of the year, and to Wish for all of you an increasing measure of happiu ness and success. Sincerely yours, Thomas R. Shupe Principal Harry T. Diffendafer Thomas R. Shupc ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Opportunity is the door opposite you. The Divine Planner has seen to it that always there is such a portal, and that it is accessible. Many people think opportun- ity means a big or inviting door, but this present one may be small and plain. Because people do not understand that this one is theirs, mistakenlv they say there are no opportunities. Every door opens on the same possibilities. Every career stretches or shrinks to the size of the person who makes it. Harry T. Diffendafer 5 Miss Janet L. Campbell -A.B. Pennsylvania College for Women, M. Litt., University of Pittsburgh. Latin I, Latin II, French I, French II, Sophomore Class Sponsor Mrs. Z e l d a Coons-A.B. FAC Mr. james S. Ackelson Ir.-- B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. General Science, General Chemistry. Faculty Ath- letic Manager Mrs. Virginia K. Appel- A.B. University of Pitts- burgh. English 12, C.P. English. Anthem Sponsor, National Honor Society Mr. Ronald B. Bloch-B.S. in Art Education, Edin- boro State Teachers Col- lege. Art. Assistant Foot- ball Coach Miss Elizabeth A. Corcoran LT Y Miss jean Angst-B.S. Slip- pery Roclc State Teachers College. Health, English 7 Mrs. Claire BellvB,S., M. Ed., University of Pitts- burgh. Girls' Physical Education. Girls, Athletic League, Sophomore Y- Teens, Assembly Chair- man, Girls' Intramurals Miss Helen E. Chamber lin-I n d i a n a Stat: T e a c h e r s College Geography. Junior Rec Cross Mr. Rudolph Bniggeman- -B.S. Thiel College, M. Ed. University of Pitts- burgh. Mathematics. As- sistant Track Coach, Boys, Intramural Director, Boys, Hi-Y r ,.....,,.. 1 Thiel College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Basic Math., Algebra I Mr. Sanford E. DeBerry Jr. -B.S. Waynesburg Col- lege, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Biology, Health. Director of Audio Visual Education, Director of Admissions Mrs. Katheryn Donahue- A.B. University of Pitts- burgh. Reading. junior Y-Teens -B.S. Indiana State, M. Ed.. University of Pitts- burgh. Typing II, Short- hand I, S li o r t han d ll, Transcription. Mimeograph Squad, Business Club Mr. Harold E. Demich- B.A., M. Ed. Pennsylvania State College. Spanish I, Spanish II. Senior Forum Sponsor, S e n i o r Class S p o n s 0 r, Boys' Intra- murals Mr. William P. Douglass- B.A. WVcstrninster College. Business English, Business Math., Law and Sales, Bookkeeping. Cross Coun- try Coach, Head Basket- ball Coach, Tennis 6 fiss Esther C. Em- rick-A.B. Crov e City College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Libra- rian. Library Club FAC LTY Mrs. Elizabeth B. Jenkins- A.B., M.A. University of Pittsburgh. American His- tory, P. O. D. Ushers Club, Cheerleaders Mr. Earl T. Kuhn--B.S. Califomia State Teachers College, M. Ed. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. Indus- trial Arts. Stage Crew Mr. james R. Means-B.S. Califomia State Teachers College. Industrial Arts Mrs. Grace Kightlinger-- School Secretary Miss Elizabeth Mason-A.B. Fairmont State Teachers College. M.S.H.E. West Virginia University. Home Economics Mr. Ross L. Munn-B.S. Indiana State Teachers College. Choral Director. Spring Music Festival, Christmas Program Mr. john Evans-B.S. Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Chemistry, Physics. Hall Squad, Photography Club Miss Annaiean Grieve-B.S. Indiana State Teachers College. Home Economics Dr. Helen Holsinger-School Doctor 7 Mr. Raymond W. Evans- B.S. Waynesburg College. History. Junior Forum Mrs. Beatrice Hicks-M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Typing I, Typing II. Junior Class Sponsor Mr. George P. Istvan-B. Ed. Duquesne University. Boys' Physical Education. Football Coach ,V ,, X . rs. H. W. Palau- B.S., R.N. in Nursing Ed. Duquvsne Univer- sity, St. Iolmis Hos- pital. School Nurse Miss Mary Ruth Sampson- B.A. Pennsylvania Col- lege for Women, M. Ed University of Pittsburgh Algebra I, Algebra II Basic Math. Freshman Y: Teens, Mathematics Club Mr. Thomas A. Scott-B. Ed. Duquesne University, M Ed. University of Pitts- burgh. English 10, journal- ism. Minaret Advisor Mrs. Geraldine Sullivan- Superintendenfs Secretary FAC LTY Mrs. Inez M. Patrick-B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. in Counseling, University of Pittsburgh. Director of Guidance and Testing Mr. Iohn S. Rumbarger- B.S. Public School Music. Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Duquesne Univer- sity. Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Instru- mental Ensembles Mr. George Schmidt-A.B. University of Pittsburgh. English 8, P. O. D., VVorld History, English ll. Assist- ant Football Coach, Assist- ant Basketball Coach, Head Track Coach Mrs. F r e d a Stevenson- School Secretary Mr. William Ross Woods- A.B. University of Pitts- burgh. English 11, Public Speaking. Senior Class Play Mr. Virgil Paterline-B.S. Grove City College, M. Ed. University of Pitts- burgh. Civics, Consumer Education. Golf Mr. Lee K. Raup-B.S. Public School Music, In- diana State Teachers Col- lege. Band, Orchestra, Ma- jorettes, Instrumental En- sembles, Beginners' Instru- mental Instruction Miss Ann Douglass Salinger -B.S. Music Education, Indiana State Teachers College. junior High Gen- eral Music, Iunior Choir 8 Away -It? M. Section, Serum THE ANTHEM Nancy and Gerald organized the writing of this year's volume of The Anthem. Their achievement represents hours of labor in school and at home. More than that, they have cheerfully accepted the criticism that accompanies any responsible position and, with real leadership, have successfully drawn the best from their classmates. If the 1954 Anthem is a success, most of the credit is theirs. H--X CHARLES O'DATO IOSEPHINE COLUMBUS VOCALISTS Through junior and senior high school Sally and Dave have sung their Way. From choruses, to senior choir, to ensemble and octet, they have practiced conscientiously. With experience has come skill Which, added to natural singing talent, have made their voices such an important part of our singing high school. ggi!- HON ORIN GERALD RUBENSTEIN NANCY ETZEL THE STUDENT FORUM The Student Forum serves the school through its governing power. Iosephine and Chick have always been ready to do Whatever job the Forum has for them, regardless of the time needed or the Work involved. Their con- tributions have continued Whether they were recognized by election to office, or Whether they received no recognition at all. This is the measure of real service. DAVID FERO SARA COLLIER :ERVICE JOYCE OPTEKAR ROBERT RUDOLPH ATHLETES Nancy and Alton are our athletes. Natural ability and continued practice have made Nancy a part of every intramural team that wants to insure winning. Alton, as co-captain of the football team, has demonstrated that he is interested in Brentwood, not himself. Whether as captain of the football team, as letterman on the varsity basketball team, or as a weight man in track, he is always there, always trying. He is an example of the kind of spirit Brentwood wants. We are proud of both. lVIRGINIA FORD JOHN SATTELE THE MINARET Ioycels problem is the editing of living news in the Minaret while Bob must make the paper self supporting. When news beats must be covered, cuts engraved, editorials written, and proofs checked, an editor needs all her skill. And when this collection, in newspaper form, must be paid for, then the business manager must be ingenious. The Minaretv editors provided both these qualities. NANCY CULP ALTON DOBSON IN STRUMEN TALISTS Talented Virginia and Iohn have long been the backbone of our instrumental de- partment. Skilled musicians, technically trained, they serve as models for younger players. Better than that, they are models of dependability. Ready to work, ready to serve, they are as quick to offer service now as they were when they first tried for their chairs. Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,. .,..,... ., .,.., . , Conrad Knetzcr Vice-President liobcrt llamcl Secretary . Alice Metcalfe Treasurer .,,. .. Thomas Moore The year we have so long awaited has finally come to a close. As we are about to enter the outside world, we wish that ourhigh school days were just beginning. Remembering how we stood shivering in our stadium to cheer on the team, our Christmas Cantatas and Spring Festivals, and the accomplishments in P. O. D., We leave with an increased appreciation of the cooperation with our fellow students. We hope the knowledge and help which we have gained from the faculty will help us to be better citizens in the future. And now, as the doors of our Alma Mater close behind us, we wish the i'Class of ,55U all the success and happiness we have had. The Class of ,54 12 Loretta Mae Abbott Ret Little package, big surprise Always smiling C.A.L.g Ushers, Clubg Girls, Chorus Dolores L. Accomando 'iDollU Dancing is her pastime Always making new friends Max I. Alfery Maxie' Mighty outdoorsman Always on the go Anthem Rosemarie Apitzsch Rose Roller skating queen Attained her goal - Ensemble 1 Ensembleg Senior Choirg C.A.L.5 Ushers, Club Ioseph E. Ball Ioe' judging cars, Joe can be found Bugs about baseball Janet Lee Bartberger alan' lust as sweet as can be Bountiful sense of humor Anth-emg Business Education Club G.A.L.g Girls Chorus jack Barton Rip' jovial in school Bound to be successful Senior Choirg Glee Clubg Anthem Barbara E. Bates Barb' Blushes spontaneously Basketball rates her vote C.A.Lg Anthemg Senior Choir Wlalaz, Baenfwnnnl gflhftilllj, Sylvia R. Baumgardner Steadfast friend Bashful hut fun Anthemg G.A.L.g Girls' Chorus james Warren Bedsole Jokester eternal Busy in sports Senior Choirg Glee Cluhg Anthem Carol Ann Blohn Canit help laughing Beams when she sees the Navy Anthemg G.A.L. Karl Martin Born Kindness is his pastime Brawny and tall Ronald Thomas Borrelli Running is his sport Befriends every student Cross Countryg Anthemg Track an asyln Carol 'Red gallons: Bets Betty M. Brewster Bets Brentwoodls songhird Baseball supporter National Honor Societyg Anthem Under- classmen Editorg Ensembleg Senior Choirg Hall Squad Eileen Mildred Brinich Lena', Efficient as a secretary Baton twirler G.A.L.g Business Education Cluhg Ma- jorettesg Girls Chorusg Anthem David D. Brown Dave' Dynamic acting ability Busy on the golf course Golfg Senior Choirg Activities Playg Hall Squadg Anthem Ralph Martin Burr Ralph Rebuilds hot rods Basehall is his game Glenn Edward Campbell Glenn Great in music Clarinet soloist of B.H.S. Banrdg Orchestrag Math Clubg Saxophone Ensemhleg VVoodwind Quintet s Robert Allen Cargo Bob Remarkable in the outdoors Casual in his ways Suzanne Marie Carpenter Susie So small and neat Constantly twirling Senior Choirg G.A.L.g Business Educa- tion Clubg Majorettesg Anthem Patrick James Casey Pat Popular with everyone Conscientious Anthem worker Anthem Advertising Editorg Senior Choirg Glee Clubg Activities Playg Hall Squad Carol Sue Challis Carol-Sue Cooking is her specialty Commutes from Mt. Oliver Business Education Clubg Anthemg G.A.Lg Girls' Chorus 15 SQL Jim, Pafiafw, Sara Collier Sally Sweet and sincere Chorus and Ensemble enthusiast National Honor Societyg Student F orumg Ensembleg Orchestrag Accompanist .flow Josephine Carol Columbus Jet black hair Called Madam Secretary Student Forumg Majorettesg Anthemg Girls' Chorusg G.A.L. Norma Mae Comfort Norma Needs fun to liv-e Cute Miss who's nice to know Girls' Chorusg G.A.L.g Library Club Helen Roberta Crummie Bobbie Hopes to be an actress Cute and comical G.A.L.g S-enior Choirg Anthemg Christmas Reader Thomas Keith Cuevas Tom Terrific on the dance floor Competitor in sports F ootballg Trackg Anthem Nancy Lorraine Culp Nance Neat dresser Choice of all Anthem Art Editorg G.A.L.g Senior Choirg Sound Squad Iames Cummings Jim just a friend to all Constantly on the go Anthem Nancy jean Cupido Nance Never without a smile Cute basketball player G.A.L.g Anthemg Business Education Glubg Activities Playg Girls' Chorus Gilbert john Damico Toby Great athlete Dullest classes become funny Footballg Trackg Glee Clubg Anthemg Chorus .tpegn Peggy Jeanne Deiley Pretty soprano voice Dancer supreme Ensembleg Senior Choirg G.A.L.g Ma- jorettcsg Hall Squad Georjean I. Dessy George,' Grand personality Demonis humor Senior Choirg Ensembleg Hall Squadg Anthcmg G.A.L. Suubfm, Alton Porter Dobson Dobbs', Among thc finest athletes Dancing is his pastime Footballg Basketballg Traekg Octetg Senior Choir Evelyn Anne Edwards . Evie Eyes filled with mischief Excels in everything she tries Enscmbleg Senior Choirg Anthcmg G.A.L. Thomas Roger Entress Bog Tops in sports and books Enjoys the best in life Anthemg Octctg Footballg Basketballg Senior Choir Nancy jane Etzel Nancy Necessary to our Anthem Enamored with her hobby, art Anthem Editor in Chiefg G.A.L.g Hall Squaidg Photo Clubg Ushers Club Richard Mario Falcone Dick Rich in personality and friends Fun and football arc his hobbies F ootballg Trackg Glee Clubg Anthem 16 .funk Jn Jluz. juiufuz, David Hummel Fero Dave Donation is W of the Octet Fond of football Octetg Senior Choirg Glee Clubg Anthem Richard john Finch Rich Radio amateur Frequently on a baseball diamond Gail Catherine Fisher Gail Greets you with a smile F ashion's her business Activities Playg G.A.L.g Anthemg Mirneo- graph Squadg Girls' Chorus Francis joseph Flandro Francis Fond of baseball and bowling Finds B.H.S. to his liking Anthem Alvin R. Flescher Fletch Airplane building is a hobby Fascinated by photography Anthem Virginia May Ford Ginny' Vivacious lass Flutist supreme National Honor Societyg Bandg Orchestra Senior Choirg Anthem Thomas F orstall Tom Tennis ranks high with him Future lies in engineering Math Clubg Hall Squadg Photo Club Glee Clubg Cross Country James Robert Fox Foxy' Joins in all the fun Favorite pastime, football Senior Choirg Glee Clubg Anthem William Gray Galbreath Bill Whiz in acting Good in science and debating Senior Choirg Activities Playg Math Clubg Hall Squad Eugene H. Gales Gene' Enthusiastic about basketball Good natured fellow 17 a r jmuofw, Ronald Charles Gehring Bimbo Recruit from Mt. Oliver Great football fan Jack Gary Gracey Jack Judged by his achivements Guard for the Spartan Eleven National Honor Societyg Footballg Stu- dent Forumg Senior Choirg Track Joanne Mildred Haines Jo Josephine we call her for kicks Has the height of a future model C.A.L.g Activities Playg Senior Choirg Anthem Beverly Eleanor Hall Bevy,' Bev is friendly, mighty cute Her future plans? Well! Senior Choirg Anthemg G.A.L. ..B0b,, Robert Charles Hamel Rated as one of the nicest Humorist of the class Footballg Trackg Senior Choirg Glee Cluhg Anthem Marzone Dolores Hannegan Mar Minaretis news reporter Hails basketball as best sport Minaretg Anthemg Business Education Clubg Hall Squadg G.A.L. Patricia Jean Harrity 'Tat' Plays in the band Happy and carefree Banvdg Orchestrag Woodwind Quintet Senior Choirg Activities Play Dorothy Eleanor Havens Dot' Dancing gets her highest vote Her interests lie in music Senior Choirg Bandg Orchestrag G.A.L. Joanne Carol Heesom Jolly friend Happy with Nance', Orchestrag Anthemg String Ensemble G. A. L.g Girls' Chorus Robert Byron Hegley Bob Really a swell kid Helpful at all times 18 uJ0y a Paul Norman Heintze Plays piano by ear Heintz' High hurcller for cindermen Basketballg Trackg Octetg Senior Choir Cross Country Barbara Ella Hemans uBal-bw Boosts Brentwood's cheers Hopes to be a secretary Cheerleaderg Anthemg G.A.L.g Chorusg Business Education Club William Hertzig Bill Willing to work his way up Hobby is all sports Anthem William David Hickey Willing workerg a lit Hobby is baseball William H. Hickman tle shy Wide smile for everyone Has terrific ideas Bandg Anthem Bill,' Bill,' Girls, Ceorgiana Hilpert Ce0rgi,' Cay and Winsome lass Hopes to be a nurse someday G.A.L.g Anthemg Girls, Chorus Lois Ann Hittle Lois Likes to sew best of all Her motto is Be Friendlyv Anthemg G.A.L.g Girls, Chorus Harry Russell Howard Russ' He's a swell guy His interests lie in science Photo Clubg Hall Squaidg Anthem Marjorie Mary Huff Mouse Misehievous' gal Half-pint joker Anthemg C.A.L.g Girls, Chorus john James Iobes Y0nko just full of personality Justice of the Peace his aim Cross Countryg Trackg Senior Clioirg Anthem an Jim span, og mm y William R. johnson Bill Willing to act Iolly laugh Senior Choirg Anthemg Hall Squadg Activities Playg Glee Cluh Marlene Jones Marv My! that red hair! Just full of pep C.A.L.g Anthem Shirley Ann Jones Shirley Sparkling smile Just full of fun Senior Choirg C.A.L. Frederick Gene Kinzel i'Bug First rate fellow Keen on sports Anthem Conrad Christopher Knetzer Butch', Conscientious leader Keeps the team going Senior Class Presidentg Foothallg Basket- hallg Trackg Anthem Marlene Ioan Kolos Mighty nice to know ., Keeps you laughing G.A.L.5 Girls, Chorusg Business Educa- tion Club 20 rrMar:, 5..QI'li0!ld, Alice Ruth Kording Artist superb Keystone in acting uAlv Activities Playg Anthemg C.A.L. Myrtle jane Koval Marching high-stepper Kids with everyone Majorettesg Girls' Chorusg G.A.L.g Photo Club Edward Arthur Kramer Everyone's friend Keeps calm Martin Robert Laska Mighty quiet Learned scholar Anthem Mert' Anthem ..Ed, ..Bob, Frank N. Letzkus Pac0' Five feet of fun Loaded with personality Antheing Photo Clubg Track Manager Norma Anne Lewis N0rm' Nice to know Loves all sports G.A.L.g Anthenig Girls' Chorus Frank A. Loebig Bud' Forever haunting new ear displays Little man with a big smile Senior Choirg Photo Clubg Anthem Barbara Ellen Lovell Lovie Blushing cutie with red hair Look how sweet! G.A.L.g Girls' Ghorusg Anthenig Ushers' Club Richard Donald McCallister Mac' Really nice Mechanically inclined y Halle Nancy Iane McLaren Nance' Notions for helping others Mathematical whiz A n t h e mg Orchestrag G.A.L.g Girls Chorusg Activities Play Russell Edward Meehan Russ, Rabid baseball fan Misehievous joker Traelcg Anthemg Hall Squad Homer B. Mehring Home' Hunting and fishing rank high Moderately quiet Hall Squad janet Louise Mesing Mes' just as funny as can be Music is her hobby Senior Choirg Minaretg Anthemg G.A.L. Activities Play Alice Frances Metcalfe Alicia Always laughing Magnetic personality Ensenibleg Senior Choirg Sound Squad G,A.L.g Senior Class Secretary 9 r Virginia 0. Miller CinnyU Very fond of basketball Makes a perfect traffic cop Senior Choirg C.A.L.g Authemg llall Squad Jack Woodrow Moore, Ir. Jack Joined Brentwood this year Mighty quiet and nice Math Club Thomas W. Moore TU Tops in all he does Manages Circulation Anthem Circulation Editorg Senior Class Treasurerg Senior Choirg Clee Club Ronald William Mould Ron Rates with all his friends Musical ability is tops Bandg Orehestrag String Ensemhleg Brass Ensemble Caroline jane Mueller Mull Cheerful laugh Makes life worth living National Honor Societyg Anthemg Senior Section Editorg C.A.L.g Orchestrag Hall Squad janet Elaine Murphy Murph just a little Irish Mirthtul frien-cl to have Anthem Feature Eclitorg Ensemble C.A.l,.g Senior Choirg Photo Club William James Murray Bill' Willing to help Main interest is basketball Senior Choirg Clee Club Elizabeth Ann Mussetter Betty Ann' Energetic cheerleader Mostly smiling Cheerleaclerg G.A.L.g Girls' Chorus Antbemg Souucl Squad Warren C. Nath Wha' Working on cars is his hobby Nineteen-Seventyis top mechanic james R. Nill Nick, Jokes galore Never a dull moment Anthem r Miriam Dolores O'Brien Mimi,, Majorette who's full of pep Oh! Those Irish eyes Majorettesg Anthemg Girls, Chorusg C.A.L.g Business Education Club Charles N. O'Data Chick Center of our football team Overloaded with personality Student Forumg Stage Crewg Footballg Basketballg Track Clara Marie Oliver Claire Capable artist One who loves to dance Senior Choirg G.A.L.g Anthem Vincent John Onomastico Sc0bie Versatile athlete Octet member that's nice to know Footballg Basketballg Traekg Octetg Anthem 23 vs Malik ,7nwaJwL juccma. Joyce Optekar Joyce Jolts you with talent One of our Minaret editors Minaret Editorg G.A.L.g Anthemg Activi- ties Playg Girls: Chorus Richard R. Ott Dick Really interested in photography Otherwise known as the 'KThe Chief Anthem Photography Editorg Forumg Bandg Orehestrag Photo Club H Thomas J. Pastorius 'KTom'l Thinks of nothing but hunting Passes time without worries Joseph T. Prebles Joe Jovial friend to all Plays baseball Oetetg Senior Choirg Glee Clubg Foot- ballg Anthem Arthur B. Quinn Arty, Always ready to help Quite a hunter Clee Cluh William Frank Rautner Bill Writer in the making Besides next to the drums Bandg Orchestrag Swing Banidg Sound Squadg Mimeograph Squad Thomas K. Reese Tomy Takes' life easy Ready with a joke Rhoda Ann Ries Rhoda Ready for fun Really good at sewing Cirls, Chorusg C.A.L.g Band Carol Ann Rising Carol Collects ads for the Minaret Recognized by her blonde hair Hall Squadg G.A.L.g Library Clubg Minaretg Business Education Club Barbara Lee Rodgers 'LB0bhie Bite-sized dynamite Rated as one of the best Anthemg G.A.L.g Girls, Chorusg Activi- ties Playg Sound Squad Gerald Norman Rubenstein Jerry Gets the Anthem out Ready with an answer Anthem Editor in Chiefg Senior Choirg Bandg Clee Clubg Sound Squad eiefubfw, Robert II. Rudolph Bob Reliable gentleman Reserved, but fun National Honor Societyg Math Clubg Minaret Business Managerg Octetg Senior Choir Dorothy Lillian Salava Dolly Dilligent worker Spends spare time typing Anthemg C.A.L.g Business Education Club john H. Sattele Satch lust a swell friend Senior Forum boss National Honor Societyg Student Forumg Bandg Orchestrag Glee Club james joseph Scalamonia 'jimi' Joins in the fun Stockbroker is his aim Anthem Organization Editorg Christmas Readerg Clee Club Mary Lou Sehlag 'iLou Mighty nice girl Steady reporter for the News C.A.L.g Cirls' Chorusg Anthemg Ushers' Club 24 69 orwfmfup, Gretchen Louise Schneider Gretch Grand friend to have Snappy majorette Girls' Chorusg Majorettesg G.A.L.g Anthem Sharlene Sylvia Schricker Sharlene Spends spare time dancing Sharp in sports Anthemg Senior Choirg G.A.L. Elizabeth Ann Serra Liz Energetic Miss Saturday set aside for dancing Girls' Chorusg Anthemg Sound Squadg G.A.L. Robert Wallace Sharrer Bob Railroad models are his hobby Shop his favorite subject Senior Choirg Glee Club Marian Isabella Slattery Slatts', Making plans to become a nurse Smiling constantly Anthem Typing Editorg G.A.L.g Photo Clubg Hall Squadg Business Education Club Nancy Loella Smith Lou Nurse of future Spartan pepster Checrleaderg Senior Choirg Minaretg G.A.L.g Anthem Susan Jane Smith Sue Singing is a pastime Smiles for social success National Honor Socictyg Minaretg Make- Up E-ditorg Ensembleg Forumg G.A.L. Richard Harry Snelsire Dick Runs a few miles for fun Skill in trumpet music Bandg Orchestrag Trackg Cross Country- Sound Squad a Fredrick D. Stickel Stich Fusses with cars Study hall -- so to sleep again Anthem 9 Jean Elizabeth Streifler Ieanne' Ioking is a pastime Sewing is her hobby Gheerleaderg Anthemg G.A.L.g Girls Chorusg Business Education Club 25 A. Richard Trudel Dick,' A steady fellow Turns to radios for his hobby Sound Squadg Hall Squadg Anthem Robert Anthony Vitale Rat', Really good in football Very nice to know Footballg Hall Squadg Anthem Herbert Milton Weber Herb Has a yen for traveling Worries? None at all Hall Squadg Anthem Lois Ioan Weber Lon Lively and loaded with personality Winsome blonde Anthemg G.A.L.g Senior Choirg Ushers' Club juubfm, Martha Weishaupl Marty Models clothes to a TH Wonderful personality Anthem Proofreaderg G.A.L.g Senior Choirg Photo Clubg Ushers, Club Leon Richard Weldon Leo Likes attending Junior Achievement Whimsical stamp collector Anthemg Glee Clubg Stamp Club Lawrence A. Wert Snert Leisure time spent playing baseball Wants to be a tennis prov Mary Elizabeth Westfall Mary Manners galore Wishes work at Bell Telephone Senior Choirg G.A.L.g Sound Squadg Anthem 26 A. Clement Williams Herky Aviation enthusiast VVilling to help Sound Squad Donna L. Williams Boom Boomv Dresses in the height of fashion Winning ways in all she does C.A.L.g Hall Squadg Business Education Clubg Librarv Clubg Girls' Chorus Ethel Mae Windeknecht Windy Energetic cheerleader Whiz at dancing Cheerleaderg Girls, Chorusg C.A.L.g Anthem Ronald Keith WVinter Ron Reasonable by nature Wonder at ite skating Anthem Ralph Riggs Winterbum Herk Remarkable in photography Wins friends with his smile Sound Squadg Photography Clubg Math Club Carol Jean Workman Workie Connns-rcial student Watches the sport's page Minarct News Editorg Senior Choirg Anthcmg C.A,L.g Business Education Club Robert Yeager Bob Real handsome guy Yen for athletics Footballg Trackg Senior Choirg Anthem Phillip C. Yochum, Ir. Whip', Puts pleasure before business Young man with a convertible Carol Ioan Younginger Young Canit forget that redhead Ycarns to be a secretary Majorettesg G.A.L.g Anthemg Mimeo- graph Squadg Ushcr's Club Carol joan Zerick Zig Constantly talking Zestful gal Senior Choirg G.A.L.g Business Educa- tion Club ULZL Www, jvfzqri LAST UILLAND TESTAHEN' K-52? 3 Qdgww J News qxkazsiqw X l f 40: I .90 XADVXRBJ .D 2 17- A fr l p21 dx +2 leg :', X 'SJ 1 N , 42- X fix . 1 N j jg gf? 125, l Q Q , 2 5 Q A259 fi-gl 0' 9 1'- X X H ' ? X l f L- S X f l X J ' , g C, IG LN IBOD Rumen mln: mvdglggfzgelg 513221-me mYOHJTgl1c??S1Mcgglx6'i1'llls rw Dfesldefpcv In 3:0 nY girl w ocan glng to BeveFlY ROGGETS the lvldth Club tO Angals ,Me Have Heard to DltQ durlns rs. aw Jumor Emstem On Sh whale teetermg Appel S Encallslfl wllg can tame the Ona obblv orangecrdte, teStS. CU e Toot Of522l'l,638. 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FAMOUS QUOTATIONS APPLY TO SENIORS Virginia Miller- To be born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is madf' -Sabatini Leon Weldon- Young fellows will be young fellows. -Bickerstaff Sylvia Baumgardner- Blessed are the meekg for they shall inherit the earthf' -St. Matthew Bill Hertzig- Silence is more eloquent than wordsf' -Carlyle Evelyn Edwards- Nothing is more silly than a silly laughf, -Catullus Richard Ott- Politeness is to do and say, The kindest thing in the kindest wayf, -Whittier Nancy Culp- The only way to have a friend is to be onef, -Emerson Bill johnson- It is almost a definition of a gentleman to say he is one who never inflicts painf, -Newman Nancy McLaren- In her tongue is the law of kindness. -Heywood John Sattele- The word impossible is not in my dictionary? -Napoleon Frank Letzkus-- Tis not the meat, but tis the appetite makes eating a delightf, -Suckling Nancy Cupido- Neatness is the asepsis of clothes. -Osler Phil Yochum- F or a dreamer lives forever, and a toiler dies in a dayf' -O'Reilly Betty Brewster- One of those happy souls which are the salt of the earthf, -Shelley Gil Damico- As there is a use in medicine for poison, so the world cannot move without roguesf, -Emerson Bill Hickman- No one is useless in the world who lightens the burden of it for anyonef, -Dickens Senior Class of '54- I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me deathf, -Patrick Henry 'Mndmdani Section, UNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President , A,,.,..., ,......,. , ,.,A..,A, , james Lew Vice-President . , . ,.,.. Paul Green Secretary .. ,. ,. ,. Doris Wfinter Treasurer ,.r..,,r ,, , ,,,rr, S. .,.. .. JoAnne Thomas With their pep und spirit the junior Class should have un outstanding s-enior year. They have shown us outstanding ahility and sparkling Cllll1llSlilSlN. Wfe, the Seniors, thunk the juniors for helping to make our final year u success. Calendar of Events Class Party April 9 Prom May 21 HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS David Askin, john Benson, LaRue Colteryuhn, jzunes Lew, Ian Swenson 32 Susan Adams loan Adams Edwin Adler Ronald Adler Dorothy Apitzsch Eleanor Auer Louise Ball Francis Baumgarten lean Bennett Eileen Benoit David Bergliolz Barbara Berk Robert Bertolotte Alberta Biega Rita Bilotta Barbara Blohm Zarol Blum george Blum Zharles Boleeky Edward Boyce lamcs Brennan lobert Brown 3arbara Campbell 'udith Clawson lusan Coates ames Cochran vladelyn Columbus vlaureen Cornensky luth Cruickshank iarbara Davies lohert Davis lichard Deiley vliclrael Devine Nlancy Diehl dichaelene Di Pietro Jallene Dietz Frank Doerr oseph Dolata .arry Dressel ohn Egan David Erickson lolette Fabian ames Forrester lonald Frey vlary Ellen Fricke Ronald Gales ohn Gargotta lay Gordon Eileen Gourley 'aul Green luth Gregory 7Villiam Gutendorf anet Hahne Robert Held Dorothy Hertzig lonald Hickman Kathryn Holsinger Villiam Hurley ames Hnsak ohn Hyrb lobert Ittel Donald jones larsha joy Ienneth Kerr ,- again: -V1 ' View iii, 2930 -,7. zf hw 5, FQ i 13 'W fy,-s 5 Xl M K 'll' I 3 on Eg 4 fig-nl '- 'mt , ,' , 'ef' Qwuw jnmfofz, dppfmniicm, es ,. t , mm kg ,, mf Q ' mar? 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Q. , ,-af: A A ,.., ' ' gags F L y 44 Q . me 4 :Q QR VVilliam Kirkpatrick Lee Klein Willam Kramer Virginia Kulikovieh VVayne Kundrat Dorothy Kutzer Lawrence Laska. john Lavrensky Robert Layman Robert Lejnene Lois Lefnnix Fred Long Gail Lovett james Lytle Joseph Lytle Bruce MaL'Bnrney Estelle Martin Lois Mathias Robert Mathias John Mayfield james McClelland Dolores McMillan jack Moore Agnes Morse Charlcs Miller Martin Myering Barbara Nelson Patrick O'Donnell Nancy Oehling Barbara Orchard Arlene Paganucci Patricia Parker Sylvester Paulus Eleanor Perry Nancy Peters Linda Rectenwald Thomas Reichert Shirley Reichman Kathryn Reynolds Patricia Rocco Beverly Rodgers Lois Rohaly Lloyd Russell Roger Ryan Aleen Schademan Harriet Schaff XVilliam Schwartz Ronald SL'llNVil,fZt'l lane Schweinherg Gladys Shaffer Beverly Simms loan Smith Rohert Schmidt Paul Smith Eileen Swan Leo Sweeney JoAnne Thomas George Todd Rose Vida Joyce Wahl Delores VValther Deanna VVeitz Beverly Wilkinson Ronald Williams Doris VVinters Marianne VVissenhach Ted Zorhas Missing from the picture: VVilliain Cegelis Dan me Dunlap Anita Rogers OPHO ORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President i . ,. i . , . .,., . james Harper Vice-President i . .,... Merle Sharrcr Secretary ,, .. ,. Carol Signorino Treasurer , ...,, .. ., ,. ., Donald Noah Their eagerness and sincerity Will prove them capable leaders in '55 and ,56. Their participation in our school activities showed their great interest and en- thusiasm. Because of their former achievements We anticipate successful years ahead for the Sophomores. Calendar of Events Class Party Jan. 15 Homeroom .Presidents it joannc Callick, Ccnc Ort, john Stocrkcl, -lanics VVanna1nackcr 35 Lois Adams Rohert Alderdice Emily Appel Donald Baer Charles Battiste Jerry Bedsole Barbara Bigge Janice Blohm Nancy Bowytz Thomas Brickner Bernadette Brown David Brown James Carroway Charlotte Connolly La Veme Cowan Marjorie Crough Robert Cupido Kenneth Daugherty Cammen DeChesaro Audrey Dolata Jeanne Donohue Jane Douglas James Entress Nancy Espy Noel Farrier John Forrest William Foyle Beverly Franz Robert Franz William Funk Eileen Gales Judith Gardner Rene Gieryk Thomas Gieryk Emest Cigliotti Henry Glaneman Verne Glasgow Ronald Gmiter Elizabeth Goodridge Nancy Gourley Joan Grant Jeanne Groene Eileen Haugen James Harper Jean Henciak William Holsinger Suzanne Huston Geraldine Jackson Marion Janukites Cynthia Jelley Sandra Johnson Paul Justus June Kemmler Virginia Kennedy Ronald Kerr Frank Kezrnoh John Kirkpatrick Donald Kissock Daniel Koch Patricia Kording 1 4 - wr , ffm 15' .. 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I5 J is-415 LF? 9-4 First Row-Left to Right: Burr, NIPEIIRIII, Bonidie, Meyers, Yuehum, Gardner. Second Row: Kleinecke, Nowicki, Blur' helwits, Lamp, Rc-her, Ushkurat, Huszxk, Prince, Snlick, Seihert. Third Row: Kitner, BL-rg, Bntchley, Rohm, WVests-rmam, Mathieson, Hayes, Hilpe-rt. 8-1 First Row-Left to'iRigZht: Ball, Brooks Krueseher, Heggs, Barker, Lied, Bowers Tyler.Sec0nd Row: Craig, Luck, Fnrnivnl Venetos, Fezirer, Nolte, Appel, Hunter, Segar, Hzngerling, Nalidennff, Hergholz, Mc- Cartney. Third Row: Slunmrm, Corvnto Devlin, Hendrick, Muses, Steek, Christopher Smith, Oprey, Reynolds, Trent, Lewis Vickless. Missing from the picture: Dayton 39 8-2 First Row-Left to Right: Klnss, Manko, Rnnallo, Montgomery, Sherwin, Boltz, Gigli- otti, Snttner. Second Row: Morse, Farmerie, Koepiler, Stamford, Atwell, Scott, BRIIICT, Leggett, Graf, Mnyhnry, Davis, Riley, Iennings. Third Row: Brenner, Vitale, Ray, Darling, Nesbitt, Limburg, Franz, Hall, Trndel, Burger, Wyse, Peden. Missing from the picture: Ross, Batchelor. First Row-Left to Right: Rising, Nvilliznns, Mansour, Goodridge, lNlurehum1o, Good- ridge, Kording, Miller. Second Row: XVhit- linger, Shake-ly, Stoerkel, Provost, Kzxst. Mathews, Mchllvuny, Graf, Bowen, Casey Deutenherg, Darling. Third Row: Thielnmn , Pitt, Dunlap, Anderson, ciI'l1I'llllliK', Kissock, Miller. Hzxllisey. Huuple, Sehzuh'ni:m, Snee Letzkus. 7-2 First Row-Left to Right: Idmlsay, Ilieknmn, Huggley, Underwood, Spence, Blau-k, Knapp, Steele, De Nalrdo, Prince Espy. Second Row: Maxrtire, Trent. Page Heher, Peterson, Hess, Daugherty, Miller, Bowers, Zeth. Third Row: Miller, Gs-rhold Beile, Nurvin, Mufforkle, Nellis, Diehl Crawford, Kirkpatrick, ML-Ilrnth. L2lVViht'li Hartmann, Blissing from the picture: Caxngi Rs-tinski. 40 Z 13 25 S5 s 7-3 First Row-Left to Right: Reeve Goodwin. johns, Stephens, Canister, Hex eiuk, Smith. Second Row: NVernwyer. Duvi Rupert, Muthus, ML-Dowell, Heinlinger, Cot Bnckstuee, Stusku, Kirsch, Luke, Bruinzlrf Crow. Third Row: Leslie, Snyder, Melvii Miller. Douglas, Creighton, Linsey, Rinimi Lmih. Missiny from the picture: VVnrner, 'ft E IT T Th e Clas S of 19 71 E Inmonucss FRANKIE -TE N lvl ONTHS O L D - AND H as F u TU R E IANET MESING SYLVIA BAIIIIGARDNER 4 VINCRJUNOHASTICO Al-late KKFTRLCONE, I 0 D IN EIYTENCYEEEQREL JANET VIUR PHY GOSH,VILL IBE THAT SMART? 'I HOPE THIS LASTSg I OUCH! I HOPE ALL OF HAVE A BIG APPETI TE. THESE SHOES VON'T 'PINCI-If' IN IRANKlE'S TWELVE YEARS OF SCHOOL IIE VILL CONSUPIE 6,l8I QUARTS OF I1II.K AND 881 LOIIVES DF BREAD. IN HIS STEADY PLODDING' TO mo mon scHooL,Hf vm was our aavms OF suozs, nucu vo HIS PARENTS' HORROR. HIS HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION VILL BE COMPLETED AFTER mezsnucf me rexrsooms Ano scanvuua on 1zTAm.r-:fs wane HE efmwos noun 2:6 PENCILS TAKING IMPORTANT moves. Faom me Pncruafs Famvmf scans cousunfannm msTuP.aEo AT THE Paosmzcr. M i gpm x Ufzqamgaiion jfrhbn, ANTHEM As editors and staff members of this year's Anthem, we have tried to give both seniors and underclassmen a yearbook containing all the memories of the 1958-54 school year. Having experience with past yearbooks, Mrs. Virginia Appel guided us in our work. Co-Editors ,.,....... Nancy Etzel, Underclassmen Betty Brewster, editor, Senior Section ...A Features .....,.,,.,.., Photography ........ Sports .. . .. Organizations l..,. Art and Layout. ., Gerald Rubenstein Carol Mueller, editor, Barbara Bates, Roger En- tress, Jack Gracey, Barbara Hemans, Janet Mesing, Alice Metcalfe, Barbara Rodgers, Sue Smith Janet Murphy, editor, Jack Barton, Susie Carpen- ter, Sally Collier, Pat Har- rity, Alice Kording, Gretch- en Schneider, Loella Smith, Bob Yeager Dick Ott, editor, Alvin Flesher, Russ Howard, John Jobes John Sattele, editor, Conrad, K n e t Z e r, Frank Letzkus, Joe Prebles, Bill Rautner. Jim Scalamonia, editor, Sylvia Baumgardner, Jo Columbus, Beverly Hall, Marzone Hannegan, Bar- bara Lovell, Tom Pastor- ious, Dorothy Salava Nancy Culp, editor, Jim Cummings, Tom For- stall, Joanne Haines, Bill Hertzig, Fred Kinzel, Frank Loebig, Claire Oliver, Joyce Optekar, Bob Vitale, Ethel Windeknecht Typing ,.,.. Advertising ,. . .. , Proof-reader ,....., Circulation ......,.., Joanne Heesom, Bill Hick- man, Georgianna Hilpert, Margie Huff, Elizabeth Serra, Richard Trudel, Georjean Dessy Marian Slattery, editor Carol Sue Challis, Gail Fisher, Jean Streifler, Carol Rising Pat Casey, editor, Carol Blohm, Tom Cuevas, Nancy Cupido, Lois Hittle, Robert Laska, Virginia Mil- ler, Betty Ann Musseter, Miriam O,Brien, Mary Lou Schlag, Sharlene Schricker, Ron Winter Martha Weishaupl assistant Virginia Ford Tom Moore, editor, Dolores Accomando, Max Alfery, Ja n e t Bartberger, Warren Bedsole, Ron Bor- relli, Dave Brown, Gil Damico, Peggy Deiley, Al- ton Dobson, Evelyn Ed- wards, Richard Falcone, Dave Fero, Jim Fox, Bob Hamel, Bill Johnson, Mar- lene Jones, Myrtle Koval, Norma Lewis, Nancy Mc- Laren, Russ Meehan, Jim Nill, Chick O,Data, Vince Onomastico, Fred Stickel, Lois Weber, Carol Young- inger, Clem Williams MINARET Early this year we sent representatives from the Minaret to Lancaster, Pa. to attend the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association. During the year we sponsored several after- game dances, and at the yearis end we held our annual Minaret Banquet to announce the editors for next year. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Thomas A. Scott, we are striving to maintain the high standards of the Minaret and to give the students of Brentwood a newspaper of which they can be proud. Managing Editor .... Ioyce Optekar Make-up Editor . . . . . Sue Smith News Editor . . . Carol Workman Feature Editor . . . Susie Coates Sports Editor . . . . Bob Ittel Art Editor ...... Maureen Comensky Foreign Correspondent . . . Iuergen Ploog Staff Writers ..... . Dave Erickson, Marzone Hannegan, Dorothy Kutzer, Lois Mathias, Janet Mesing, Carol Mueller, Pat Rocco, Barbara Campbell, Anita Rogers, Ed Boyce, Jim Lew, Bill Rautner, Linda Recten- wald, Carol Rising, Beverly Wilkenson. Business Manager ..... Bob Rudolph Advertising Manager .... Eleanor Perry Exchange Editor .... Arlene Paganucci Circulation Manager .... Estelle Martin Typists ...... Loella Smith, Barbara Blohm, Dorothy Apitzch. Staff Photographer .... Bob Bertolotte Faculty Adviser . . . . Thomas A. Scott NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society conducted its installation ceremony on March 5, 1954 to an audience composed of the entire school and the parents of the mem- bers. The initiates chosen for their character, scholarship, leadership, and service have achieved one of the highest honors possible for high school students. Betty Brewster, Sally Collier, Virginia Ford, Jack Cracey, Carol Mueller, Robert Rudolph, John Sattele, and Sue Smith presented the Honor Society characteris- tics, creed, and the pledge to new initiates. The new members are Janet Bart- berger, Suzanne Carpenter, Josephine Columbus, Nancy Cupido, Roger Entress, Nancy Etzel, Gail Fisher, Alice Metcalfe, Janet Murphy, Joyce Optekar, Richard Ott, Marian Slattery, Jean Streifler, Martha Weishaupl, seniors, John Benson, Edward Boyce, David Erickson, Kathryn Holsinger, Gladys Shaffer, Leo Sweeney, Jo Anne Thomas, juniors. SENIOR FORUM Honored at being elected to represent Brentwood in student government affairs, we have striven to keep high the ideals of our school. Under the guid- ance of Mr. Harold E. Demich, we continued the publication of the monthly calendars, instituted the receptionist committee, and sponsored the annual :'Snowball Dancef' Presiding over our meetings was John Sattele. To assist him were Charles O,Dato, vice president, Sally Collier, secretary, Josephine Columbus, assistant secretary, and Jack Cracey, treasurer. IUNIOR FORUM Under the direction of Mr. Raymond Evans, we attempted to solve problems which arose in the Junior High and to represent it to the best of our abilities. One of our social functions was the successful aJinx Dancev, which, casting aside all superstitions, was held in November, Friday 13. President Nancy Martire was aided by Charles Sweeney, vice president, Carol Lamp, secretary, Nancy Wright, assistant secretary, and Kathryn Knoedler, treasurer. 46 Jfbiwid, and Hnumm, I UN IOR FORUM SE NIUR FORUM 4.. G.A.L. Our initials, C.A.L., stand for the Girls, Athletic League. Sponsored by Mrs. Claire Bell, we participated in bowling on Monday nights and held a dance after the Brentwood- Baldwin Football Game. The night that we will always remember is the night of The Dance of the Islands , our traditional formal dance. President Nancy Culp was assisted by vice-president Alice Metcalfe, Carol Zerick, secretary, and Janet Murphy, treasurer. 11 Y-TEENS Led by President Beverly Rogers, our 60 member organization took part in the com- bined Y-Teen Recognition Service and held the very successful dance on Ianuary 29. Act- ing as vice-president was IoAnne Thomas, with aid from Dorothy Kutzer, secretary, and LaRue Colteryahn, treasurer. To assist us at each of our meetings was Mrs. Katherine Donahue. 10,.Y-TEENS Sponsoring an after-game dance in Sep- tember was only the beginning of our active schedule this yearg at Christmas we dressed dolls for the Y.W.C.A. In October we partici- pated in the combined Y-Teen Recognition Service, and in early November we held the i'Candy Stick Bally. Assisting Mrs. Claire Bell, our sponsor, were Sandra Iohnson, president, Nancy Bowytz, vice-president, Janice Blohm, secretary, and Carol Signorino, treasurer. 9,.Y-TEENS As members of the 9 Y-Teens, we began the first step in a four-year girls, program. Our activities which highlighted the year were the i'Halloween Hick Hopv, Y-Teen Recognition Service and the annual banquet. To assist our sponsor, Miss Mary Ruth Samp- son, were Cail Kortz, president, Susan Mc- Clain, vice-president, Nancy Wright, secre- tary, and Kathleen Bomgardner, treasurer. GA mm, Unlq ,... Q4-yum, ELEVEN Y-TEENS TEN Y-TEENS NINE Y-TEENS L' ' 'f-f im?f3Lf-Yf'1? 'S QI' A m,.. .L Ml if in 5 an if MATH CLUB Those ofsus who Wanted to extend our knowledge of math beyond the classroom belonged to the Math Club. There We learned the practical side of the math We studied in class. At each of our monthly meetings our sponsor, Miss Mary Ruth Sampson, helped us solve new math problems. Our president, Robert Rudolph, was assisted by Richard Ott, vice-president, William Calbreath, secretary, and Glenn Campbell, treasurer. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Under the direction of Mr. john R. Evans, the club offered us a hobby Which was both educational and enjoyable. On the technical side We learned printing, developing, and enlarging. Two after-game dances were fea- tured socially. Aiding us to perfect our photo- graphy was President Richard Ott assisted by Dave Bergholz, vice-president, Frank Letzkus, secretary, and Ralph WVinterburn, treasurer. LIBRARY CLUB Assisting our librarian, Miss Esther Emrick, We devoted a number of our study periods each Week to the efficient operation of the library. Io Anne Thomas, president, led us in several activities including our annual Christmas Party. To assist our president was Dorothy Kutzer, vice-president, Nancy Bovvytz, secretary, an d Beverly Franz, treasurer. soUND SQUAD Directed by Mr. Sanford D. DeBerry, we contributed our services to the school through the operation of the movie projectors, the playing of records at dances, and aiding in the operation of the newly installed public address system. SOUND SQUAD COMMERCIAL CLUB MIMEOCRAPH SQUAD HALL SQU AD Jluzq. 61.411 jnfwn, i, STAGE CREW BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB Organized for the purposes of stimulating interest in and broadening our knowledge of the business world, we were taught the prin- ciples of good grooming and proper office etiquette. Presiding at our meetings was Iean Streifler. Assisting her were Agnes Morse, Vice-President, Josephine Columbus, secre- tary, Madelyn Columbus, treasurer, Susie Carpenter, social chairman, and sponsor Miss Elizabeth Corcoran. MIMEOCRAPI-I SQUAD As members of the squad it was our duty to be of service to the faculty members and to those who required mimeographed ma- terial. We were trained and sponsored in this work by Miss Elizabeth Corcoran. HALL SQUAD Our duties ranged from giving directions to confused seventh graders to maintaining order and discipline in the halls. If congestion arose in traffic movement, our sponsor, Mr. Iohn Evans, called a meeting, and soon the difficulty was ironed out. While at our sta- tions we got many candid views of life at Brentwood. STAGE CREW Our purpose was to give each assembly performance the advantages of precise opera- tion of the stage curtains and the effective use of lighting. We were trained for our work by Mr. Earl T. Kuhn. SENIOR CHOIR Selected and directed by Mr. Ross L. Munn, we sang enthusiastically to make our performances in the Christmas Cantata, the Easter Service, and the Music Festival as enjoyable to our audiences as they were to us. Highlighting our year was the opportunity to appear at Carnegie Music Hall. GIRLS' CHORUS Approximately one hundred voices, di- rected by Mr. Ross L. Munn, blended for the singing of the Christmas Cantata, Music Fes- tival, Easter Service, and the Thanksgiving Assembly. Singing in the chorus was an experience and pleasure we will never forget as we sang the Lost Chordv for the final time. BOYS, GLEE CLUB In preparation for our performances we spent many hours in practice, but we enjoyed every minute of it! Mr. Ross L. Munn directed our group at the Christmas Cantata, Music Festival, and the Easter Service. Visiting at a rehearsal, one might have heard the sing- ing of Stormy Weatherv, an all time favorite of the Clee Club. JUNIOR CHOIR We always looked forward to the time when we would belong to the senior choruses. With our new director, Miss Ann Salinger, we performed in the Christmas Cantata and the Music Festival. Our regularly scheduled re- hearsals have aided much, we hope, in the quality of our performances. SENIO CHOII GIRLS, CHORUS 'WZu.4ic, Wlmsih, Wfmic, BOYS' CLEE CLUB JUNIOR CHOIR ., 'fi C R 1 I -k2CR'f 4 1 'if-f W-ffl If CHRLS ENSEMBLE ' BOYS OCTET GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Blending together to form the Girls, Ensemble were first sopranos Rosemarie Apitzsch, Georjean Dessy, Virginia Kuliko- vich, and Gladys Shaffer, second sopranos Betty Brewster, Peggy Deiley, Susan Smith, and Dorothy Hertzig, altos Sally Collier, Evelyn Edwards, Alice Metcalfe, and Janet Murphy. Kathryn Holsinger, pianist, accom- panied us on all occasions. Under the direction of Mr. Ross L. Munn, We Were thc host of angels in the Christmas Story, and sang at several assemblies. Entering the Forensic Contest was one of our most exciting and outstanding moments. BOYS, OCTET Composing our group of eight young men were first tenors David Fero and Robert Rudolph, second tenors Bruce MacBurney and joseph Prebles, baritones Alton Dobson and Vince Onomasticog basses Roger Entress and Paul Ilcintzc. Practicing and performing under the direction of Mr. Ross L. Munn, we participated in a number of school assem- blies and several community programs. ORCHESTRA Organized earlier this year, our 38 piece orchestra played for various assembly pro- grams. XVe also gave a number of grade school demonstrations. VVe strove to play classical music in such a Wav that our students would enjoy this as much as the more popular band selections. ORCHESTRA wwe abuizq. BAND Preparing to start the season by practie ing daily during August, our 58 member group served on two frontiers. WVe performed as 1 marching band at games, parades, and as 1 concert band at assemblies and other indoor school functions. Officers of this year's band Were John Sattele, president, Dick Snelsirc vice-president, Glenn Campbell, secretary and Dick Ott, treasurer. 57 BAND MAIORETTES MAJORETTES Our high-stepping group performed at football games and pep assemblies. ln parades, showing our new twirls and peppy strutting, we led the band. Five of us, chosen to be leaders this year, were Josephine Columbus, Miriam O,Brien, Susie Carpenter, Eileen Brinich, and Peggy Deiley. The group was also comprised of Myrtle Koval, Gretchen Schneider, Carol Younginger, Marsha joy, Barbara Campbell, Aileen Schademan, and Sandra Scott. SAXOPHONE QUARTET Comprised of Donald Noah-first alto sax, Ronald Gmiter-second alto sax, Glenn Campbell - tenor sax, and Gary Long - bari- tone sax, and directed by Mr. Lee K. llaup, our quartet played at the Band Concert, at P. T. A. teas, and for various other social events in the community. WOODWIND QUINTET Our quintet, considered one of the most specialized of the instrumental ensembles, played for various out-of-school events, par- ticipated in the Band Concert, and entered the Forensic Music Contest. Our ensemble, directed by Mr. Lee K. Raup, consisted oi' Virginia Ford - flute, Edward Boyce - oboe, Patricia Harrity-French horn, Ianis Mark- ham - bassoon, and Glenn Campbell -clari- net. SWING BAND Through our membership in the Swing Band, we enjoyed the playing of popular music and modern rhythms, under the direc- tion of Mr. Lee K. Raup. Making our selections from the latest hits, we tried to give the stu- dents of Brentwood the kind of popular music they would appreciate. QMM4lMMigkmm.WMwmMq BAXOPHONE QUARTET WOODWHND'QUDUET SWHNC BAND fdwcahbn. arwl fn! nf, STRING ENSEMBLE BRASS ENSEMBLE STRING ENSEMBLE Performing at 21 reception ut the VVillizun Penn Hotel was only part of tliis yenrls active schedule. Contributing our services to the communitv. We played for P. T. A. meetings and tens. Our ensemble consisted of violinists Ronald Mould, Paul lleintze, jzunes Harper, and Nancy Nicdlmlskig cclloist Joanne Ilee- soing bass violinist Beverly FIIIIIZ, and Janis Nlllflillillll playing the viola. Sully Collier. our pianist, accompanied us on all occasions. fx 5 'i i Q f Q! 5: 5 5 1: i Q fi li fe 5 ill 3 BRASS ENSEMBLE Christlnas caroling und the lmnd concert are two events in Wliicli We took part. Our group is composed of: Dick Snelsire - trum- pet, .Iolin Suttcle - trumpet, Leo Sweeney -- tronibone, lllCll211'Cl Ott - baritone, Patricia Hurrity - Frencli liorn, und Ronald Mould - buss horn. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS XVin or lose we still cheered heartily. Starting off the football season with a big bonfire, we tried to encourage the teain and school spirit. Captained by Ethel XVinde- knccht, our squad members were: lean Streif- ler. Loella Smith, Barbara Hemans, Betty Ann Blussftter. and Beverly Rodgers. The substi- tutes Were Virginia Kennedy and Geraldine Iackson. Mrs. Elizabeth jenkins was our sponsor this year. SENIOR JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Consisting of Nancy Martier, Susan Casey, Mary Laska, janet Logsdon, Suzanne McClain, Iudith Rubenstein, Patricia Barker, Marilyn Stephens, Audrey Lied, and Anita Ileintze. our squad organized junior high cheering. NVith Mrs. Elizabeth jenkins as our sponsor, we promoted the school spirit of both spectators and team. I 61 IUNIOR Quai. juz jun, STAMP CLUB IUNIOR HI-Y STAMP CLUB Although the Stamp Cluh was one of the newer cluhs, it quickly gained popularity. Bi-monthly mcetings gave us the opportunity to discuss stamps as a common interest. To assist Mr. NVilliam XVoocls, our sponsor, were Hogcr Ryan, president, Iames Cochran, vicc- presidcnt, Glenn Campbell, secretary, and Leon XVelclon, Treasurer. JUNIOR H1-Y Supervised hy Nlr. Rudolph Bruggeman, We organized for the purpose of fun ancl fellowship. Swimming nights at Carrick High School were featured Wfcklv as among our many activities. Presiding over our meetings was prcsiclcnt Ralph Minctti, assistecl hy David Truclel, vice-president, XVilliam Clawson, sec- retary. and liohert Kimmel. treasurer. 6:72, Jbzmuzt Cddh, Jbubla, CHRISTMAS STURY On December 10 and ll Brentwoodis traditional Christmas pageantry again expressed the seasonis good wishes of the high school to the entire com- munity. Directed by Mr. Ross L. Munn, this program is well known and loved by the participants as well as the audiences. Mary .r..,.. Joseph ..........., Angel Gabriel ...r... Kings ,. .. Angel Host Shepherds .. .. Children ,....... Readers Gail Fisher Richard Snelsire Susan Smith Alton Dobson, Paul Heintze, Roger Entress Ensemble Tom Cuevas, Glenn Campbell, Alvin F lescher, Tom Lindsay, William Hickman . . ..... Barbara Beggs, Barbara Hagerling, Dolores Knapp, Virginia Spence . James Scalamonia, Helen Crummie 63 SENIOR CLASS PLAY jenny Kissed Mef, a three act comedy by Jean Kerr, was p1'esented by the Seniors of Brentwood High School on March 25th and 26th. Centered around a completely unsophistocated country girl named Jenny, the story took place at Father Moynihanls parish house. The hilarious action stemmed from Fatheris efforts to remodel If-nnyis looks, find a man for her, and marry her off. Director Mr. W. R. Woods was assisted by Student Directors Patricia Harrity and Joanne Haines. CAST YVilliam Galbreath A AA A AA ,.l,.. A A AA AA Father Moyniban jack Cracev A ,.,. AA A A A A. .,.,.. Michael Saunders Helen Crummie A AA ,..r.., AA ,...,..r.., A ,,.,. Mrs. Deazy Carol Mueller AA .... ....,.. S ister Mary of the Angels Alice Kording AA A A ....i...,. A Shirley Tirabossi Marian Slattery A AA A .,.. .,...., A AA Miss Stearns Ianet Mesing A AA A A A A AA AAAA Mary Delaney Gretchen Schneider A AA AAAA AAAAA A A Harry Claire Oliver AA AA AAAAAAA AAAAAA A A A A10 Robert Hamel AAAAAA A Owen Parkside Alice Metcalfe AA A A .... .... A A IGIHW Elizabeth Serra A ..... A A .A 19.119 Beverly Hall A A A AA A AA Priscilla james Scalamonia A A A A Mr. Parkside I 64 ACTIVITIES PLAY Brentwood set another precedent this year by being the first area high school group to attempt the Oscar YVilcle play 'K'I'he Importance of Being E2ll'll?St.i, Presented November 19th and 20th, this well con- strnctecl English farce proviclecl a series of amusing incidents telling of the increclilnle -luck XVorthing who was attempting to live 21 clonhle life. Directed hx' Mr. Donalcl Hill, the unclience enjoyed fine acting snr- roundecl by an exceptionally u.ttractive group of stage sets. David Brown Robert Ittel NVilliam Galbreath NVilliam johnson . I Patrick Casey Doris XVinter loanne Haines Cail Fisher Patricia Harrity 65 I john YVorthing j.P. I Algernon Monerief Bcverent Canon Chasuhle D.D. N Ierriman , Lane Lacly Bracknell . CW:-nclolinc Fairfax Cecily Curclew Miss Prism dmnnq, Uwz, janv ' Z 19152 'mpsnvff Igirnol :wi Sm u-Ubi ,. .4-My VQLLZS yiiisif' if it QNS5 .Ni ?dm fn'f'ig.QW,t.w c M- ,ff 'cw Huy? lh-im-minor tlic rcport curcls'? Eva-iitiinllx' wc! rczlclicc vmirs singing xxx wxxxwll XY-V thrilling footlmll gains-s as tln' lmncl pluyvcl on, and tlic X 'act-cl onr pzn'vnts with oin shocking c-nal of nnotlicir six wvck pm-rlocl xxlnn xx l l tliat glorious Svnior Lclttcr clay. Aft:-r six I'lw Lost Clliorcln or working for Ll placc on tliv Twnn. wc proudly i'm'c-vivctl onr ITS , Nluv. tllzlt wonclvrfnl niont 1, wrong. l l Qlit tlic lnnior-Senior Prom in nt Fl ul imux, Connncncvn 1 . ,Q zlncl Ntllisi llvctic wcvk-Oilcl. Tlwn wc- i'c'z1cl1L'cl tliv cl l f min f our cliplonms. we gracionslv nccepteid the c-ongratnla in cap zinc gown. curj' 5, tions ol' onr iznnily alncl lrivnfls. L claws will 5 ' li sclxool xt ns nrt' gonv, sonvc-nirs ol tht sc till I,oilgz1litt'ro1lr liig 5' Q luring lmppv rvcollc-ctions. 66 MW . Ffh' r Siam , vi is wx K , A Y W J w A 5i Q? CU STODIANS jim, jrlwnllx, agarlclwnn, CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIANS Custodians Carl Reinhart, Francis Gar- vey, and joseph F losnik, whose duties include tending the grounds and heating the building, provide us with a comfortable atmosphere during our hours at school. We sincerely ap- preciate their efforts. CAFETERIA STAFF Even with the innovation of shorter lunch periods, Mrs. Charlotte Kroll and her staff continue to provide the students with Well balanced lunches. This capable staff also ex- tend its services to any school activity where its help is needed. .iectiwn dthlnhk, RON DAVE BORR llll. I BROWN SE 1oR ren end. culzwxs mimics ALTGN DICK DGBSON FALCON X Xxfo 1 1 sgss ,XX fa 3 4' 4 0 4 'sx,9,g 5859, ff 'WI QQ' 0 3'3 s A+ .,.+ .: :ag P .354 6,5 ,ov vo y X st 4' 85.34 4, 1 xt 5,0 X ,Qt 4 , x .1 t ' O 4' ' 4' x 0 ' Q 5 , O Q Q Q O o y 0 x O04 ,O g x S f 4 , IQ? 'Q I :':'lx s ' ' ' ' E N I R E Ss, t'o'4'4',X 5 5 X BSB I-IA SS NE L , O 4 4 x S X .5:o'9', ' 5 x Q ',s'9's QXSXX 4 s , 4 0 x 9.5 PAIJI. JACK JOHN I-IEINTZE GRACEY JGBES , 5,15 x ':, ss :xx xv I, 5 X 358 I Q 5' J o 0 ss 9 x g C 4 3. , 5 , 4 Q 6 O , ' x x I O' ' '-. s' W if . ' oy ' 0 ,Q XY ' N O 5 ' 0, its M., W .Q R oe Q' s S' 5 0 s 0 Q O., K Q4 X 0, ,O XX X 20,19 70 BIJTCI-I FRANK KNETZEB l.E'I'Z LETTERME amen VINCE o'm-rm ONOMASTICO DI C I4 JOE 01 T PREBLES BOB RUDOLPH D CK sn'?r 'e'lz SNElSlBE BGB LARRY BOB VITAL! WERT YEAGER 71 KUS FOOTBALL The B. H. S. football team started practice in the latter part of August at the Brentwood High School Stadium. Coached by George Istvan, George Schmidt, Ronald Bloch, and Bob Wheaton, the Gridders finished the season with a record of 2 wins and 7 losses. The Spartans played inspired ball during the first half against their traditional rivals Baldwin and Carrick but lost in the second half to these powerful opponents. Baldwin and Carrick went on to tie for the Triadic Trophy. The most exciting play of the season came in the Springdale game with but two seconds to play and the score knotted at 20-20. Falcone lofted a long pass to Damico, who pulled the ball out of the hands of two defenders and dashed across the goal line for the win- ning T. D. Senior lettermen are ends Gil Damico, Conrad Knetzer, and Bob Hamel, linemen Alton Dobson, Ioe Prebles, Chick O:Data and Jack Gracey, and backs Bog Entress, Dick Falcone, Bob Vitale, Vince Onamastico, Bob Yeager. Manager was Andy Falcione. Although Coach Istvan has capable replacements, the loss of these Seniors will be keenly felt. 72 Brentwood 0 Hurst 18 Long ride must've done something to ns. Brentwood 7 Baldwin Sl Lacs T, Highlanders O at the end of quarter. Tlienl l l Brentwood 6 Carrick Same old Raiders. Brentwood 33 Elizabeth 14 XVe couldnlt lie held down forever. Brentwood 7 FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHT Brentwood 0 Arnold 25 XVc done rolled over and plaved dead. Brentwood 0 Homestead 20 Spartans play best second half of season. Brentwood 27 Springdale 20 Damico turns magician and wins game in last second. Brentwood 7 Penn 26 Didrft get started soon enough. Classport 25 Have we ever beaten tlie Gladiators? SPARTAN HOOPSTERS Led by Captain Paul Heintze, only returning letterman, the Spartan hoop- sters completed a commendable season against some of the strongest teams in the W.P.I.A.L. Hampered by inexperience, the team played very close games which could easily have resulted in a better record had the boys been able to hit at critical times. This was especially true in the Baldwin game, when a basket in the final minute could have turned the tide in favor of the Spartans. This yearis aggregation was directed by Head Coach Bill Douglass, assisted by George Schmidt. Senior lettermen were Paul Heintze, Vince Onomastico, Boger Entress, Chick O,Dato, Alton Dobson, and Iohn Satteleg Iunior lettermen include jim Lew, jack Benson, john Cargotta, Bill Cutendorf and Bob Layman. lack Cracey and Bob Hamel served as managers for the team. The prospects for next yearis team are excellent With five experienced players returning together with capable replacements coming up from the junior Varsity. 74 HIGHLIGHTS EXHIBITION LEAGUE B.H.S. . ....,,.. 40 H 43 ,....,......,.., South Hills B.H.S. ., .,.... 35 A 58 .....,,.....,. .. Duquesne Last minute drive falls short. 52 H 51 B H S 48 H 46 West View That home court advantage. First overtime win in 'three years. B.H.S. , ..,..., 55 H 61 ....,a..., .,.....,a C lairton B.HrS. ..,,.a..., 57 H 63 .4........ North Catholic rm ,53t0ih 82, T I m Just like last yearis game. gomg 6 me ' u p ' ' ' B.H.S. .....i...,. 47 A 37 ....,..........,.,.. Langley B'H'S' ' ' S H Omestead Warm-up for Sno-Ball that night. , , We had what it takes, but they took 1t. B.H.S. .,,........i 48 H 45 V.i......,...,... Sh' d 'd - . d ysl e B.H.S. . ,.i..,... 226 A 52 .,..... McKeesp0rt It took two overtimes. 62 H 83 TRIADIC Tigers, hot first quarter, sink Spartans. B.H.S. .,ii,..,,i 32 H 38 .r..,....... .. .,,, , Carrick 54 A 41 50 H 54 B.H.S. .,.. ..,,. 5 0 H 36. ,..,rr...,,,..., .,..r B ethel Yuletide Spirit overcomes Lacs. From rags to riches. B.H.S. ..,. ,..... 5 6 H 59 ......,......,...... Baldwin B.H.S. .... . ..... 36 A 59 ,,....,.....,..... .. Munhall 60 A 61 51 H 67 VVh0 knows the reason Why? Scalped by the Indians. 75 S . 5 fHE iBfi1.I 5 QBUT mm Hn . HIH-BORNE VINC E, uHY ' H59 A W 1904 :su gl! wfooorfpu 5477 15-17 OH. v vine' .YOVHLOYHL aooifl? 2 HBE You , ' flung -nan X CROSS COUNTRY The Spartan Cross Country team, paced by captain Dick Snelsire, had another successful season. The harriers finished with two wins out of five dual meets and one second place in a triangular meet. Four of the losses were at the hands of Central Catholic, Ambridge, Hickory, and XVilkinsburg, who are among the best teams in the state. With most of the squad returning next year, prospects are bright for Coach William Douglass. Senior lettermen were Dick Snelsire, John Sattele, Dick Ott, Bob Rudolph, and Bon Borrelli. The returning lettermen are Bob Mason, Wayne Kundrat, Jim Lew, and Dave Askin. Brentwood 40 ...,........... .....,.....,...,.,.., ..,., . . Brentwood course record broken by Duetsch Brentwood 47 Brentwood 34 Brentwood 27 Brentwood 39 Brentwood 38 Brentwood 20 Ambridge 35 , Central Catholic of Central 12:44 . ,. , Cannonsburg Penn Perry Wilkinsburg ., ..,.... . Hickory Taylor Allderdice 15 48 21 28 16 17 35 77 TRACK Mr. George Schmidt, the newly appointed track coach, will be assisted by Mr. Rudolph Bruggeman in the supervising of the track team this year. Hopes are high for a better than average year for the Cinder Squad. Sixteen lettermen return to the ranks from last yearis team. The squad will be made up of: Hurdlers ...4..,....,.. ,...... P aul Heintze and Tom Cuevas Distance runners ...,,.. ......, D ick Snelsire, Wayne Kundrat, and Bill Hurley Sprinters , .,.,., .,..... C il Damico, Dick Falcone, Bob Mathias, Bob Hamel, and Vince Onomastico Discus hurlers ....,.... .,..... A lton Dobson and Paul Smith Pole vaulters ..,.... ......,. I ohn lobes, Jack Cracey, and Chick O'Data Broad jumper ,........ .............. B ob Yeager 78 IU IOB VARSITY B KETBALL The junior Varsity basketball team provid- Smith, and lim Lew, juniors. and sophomores ed their high school spectators with many excit- Bill Foyle, Don Kissock, jerry Soltes. Dan Koch ing moments, although the season was not out- and loe Marinelli should provide the varsity ot standing. The 1.V.'s, coached by George next year with added height, skill, and experi- Schmidt, competed in the tough YV.P.1.A.L. Section VI race. such as Ed Boyce. Paul ence to replace graduating varsity men. UN IOB HIGH BASKETBALL Despite a disappointing record resulting from the lack of returning lettermen, the Little Lacs, coached by Bobbie XVheaton, received some valuable experience in the 1953-54 season. Danny Gee, a good defensive man, and jimmy llokanson. who has both drive and determina- tion, should prove helpful to future B.H.S. squads. Providing worthy backing for these players, Ralph Minetti, Hon Butehley, and Dick Castrodale, members of the first string, played lun-cl to win places on the Iunior Varsity team. GOLF With five returning lettermen to fill the team positions, Coach VVil- liam P. Douglass predicts another winning season. For the past three years the golfers have almost won the W.P.I.A.L. title, but the semi- finals have tripped up the Lacs each year. Heading the squad will be Ron Schwarzel, winner of every Iunior trophy in Pittsburgh including the Hearst and W.P.I. A.L. crown two years in a row. Bon, a junior, is followed by Jack Benson and Dave Askin, juniors, and Dave Brown and John Sattele, seniors. K TENNIS Mr. james S. Ackelson, the newly appointed t6lll1lS coach, has for a nucleus returning lettermen Bog Entress, Paul Smith, Bob Bu- dolph, Dick Ott, and Bob Layman to represent Brentwood in the fight for the W.P.I.A.L. section cham- pionship. In spite of stiff com- petition, experienced players and enthusiastic newcomers hope to bring home the cupu for Brent- wood. S. I'. PARENT PATRON S and Mrs. W. L. Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Accomando Mr. and Mrs. Max Alfery Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Apitzsch Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bartberger Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bates Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Baumgardner Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bedsole Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Blohn Mr- and Mrs. Karl M. Born Mf- and Mrs. Guy Borrelli Mr- Robert Brewster MI'- and Mrs. W. Brinich MI'- and Mrs. David G. Brown Mr. r. rs. Helen Burr Mrs. r. and Mrs. Edward R. Campbell MIS. lr. and Mrs. M. H. Cargo Mr- r and Mrs. H. H. Carpenter Mr- lr. and Mrs. V. M. Casey MIS. rs. N. H. Challis Mr- lr. and Mrs. Charles W. Collier Mr. r and Mrs Colligan Ml'- . and Mrs. Paul Columbus Mr. r and Mrs E. A. Comfort Mr. . and Mrs R. J. Crummie Mr. . and Mrs B. F. Culp Mr. . and Mrs George W. Cummings Mr. . and Mrs. N. 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Streifler Albert C. Trudel A. E. Vitale D. B. Watson Carl J. Weber Milton G. Weber Karl We-ishaupl Leon C. Weldon J. C. Wert Robert E. Westfall Clem Williams Franklyn Williams J. G. Windeknecht Gilbert L. Winter Ralph A. Winterburn W. J. Workman A. F. Yeager P. Yochum Charles F. Younginger Robert A. Zerick E. I. LENN IX ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 2532 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh, Pa. Pl. I-9768 WILLIAM C.. HIRT FUNERAL HOME 704 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pa. PHONE: Ev. I-4700 COMPLIMENTS MICHAELS, CARD sz GIFT SHOP OF Gifts and Cards for all Occasionsu CLYDE REED 3629 Brownsville Rd. SHOE REPAIR Wi. 1-4301 82 SEMY'S DAIRY LUNCH Expert 3735 Brownsville Road Television - Radio Hot Lunches Sandwiches Repair All Dairy Products 38 Years Experience Congratulations SCHAMING SERVICE Ye Graduates See You At Sem's 3522 Brownsville Road Pl. 1-9790 Pl'1OI'lC2 Class Rings Band Uniforms Club Pins Trophies Medals Flags Union Trust Building Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: ATlantic 1-0384 Personal Cards Caps and Gowns Invitations Choir Robes Diplomas MUNN'S Whitehall Pharmacy Next to Whitehall Center Brentwood Free Delivery Phone PLantation 1-3000 THE COTTAGE Where the gang meetsv Route 51 Wi. 1-9099 Congratulations to the Class of 6543 1 1 1 I Yi 1 l . A. BRONNER IEWELER 2825 Brownsville Road Willard 1-S492 JOHN D. SCHAUB and SONS 425 Brownsville Road Mt. Oliver Congratulations to the R HUSSER Class of 54v Printer Mrs- KWH P1. 1-0415 P1 1-1738 and Cafeteria staff 2440 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. HALBOTH PHARMACY Homer M. Halboth Ph. C. 2707 Brownsville Road Corner Sankey Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: Wi. 1-3200 OAKS CARD AND GIFT 2815 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. SHOP ZUCK'S BAKERY 2737 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Wi. 1-2331 ELMER A. ETZEL Fresh and Smoked Meats No. 8 Pittsburgh Market BRENTWOOD FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSDCIATION 3633 Brownsville Road Brentwood, Pa. Insured Savings Mortgage Loans Your Local School Savings Institution Save a Dime a Day-The School Savings Wayl' Current Dividend Rate SWJ 85 Congratulations Graduates SUBURBAN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2735 Brownsville Road O Pittsburgh 27 Pennsylvania I Willard 1-2592 Current Dividend Rate-396 All Savings Accounts Insured Up to 810,000 86 Donit sleep with an umbrella Cliff Burner WINDMILL DAIRY BAR Call Ice Cream Sundaes Candies BURNS, ROOFING Fresh Dairy Products Sandwiches Delicatessen 01. 5-4002 733 Brownsville Road Mt. Oliver Pittsburgh McMILLIN,S PHARMACY J' E. Kim T. R. McMillin Ph. C. 4108 Brownsville Road Brentwood Phone: Pl. 1-4901 Reliable Prescription Service PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN Mt. Oliver Theater Bldg. Phone Ev. 1-7471 Mt. Oliver, Pa. Willard 1-3090 Complete Decorating Service SOUTH HILLS DECORATING 4125 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Paints - Wallpaper - Art Supplies Interior and Exterior Painting Hemlock 1-9168-9169 SOUTH HILLS AUTO PARTS 327-31 Brownsville Road Mt. Oliver Pittsburgh 10, Pa. HANK'S SHOE SERVICE 306 Hays Avenue Mt. Oliver Pittsburgh, Pa. DANNY'S MELROSE TAVERN THE EDWARDS COMPANY 3596 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Direct Mail Advertising R. H. MILLER HARDWARE 28 Old Clairton Road Pittsburgh 86, Pa. Hardware - Paints - Housewares - Toys Stationery - Electrical Supplies Phone Willard 1-6600 Hunting Bt Fishing Equipment DR. HENRY I. SCHIVELY Chiropractor QX-Ray Servicej 2552 Brownsville Road Pl. 1-6017 or Pl. 1-9577 CLOVERLEAF BARBER SHOP Bill Creenis Shopping Center Paul Verno, Prop. Sincerest Best Wishes to Class of 54 ARNOLD'S Shoes for the Family CAMERON'S,, Bill Creen's Shopping Center 3614 Brownsville Road Brentwood 10 Old Clairton Road Wi 1-7204 Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Cas - Oil - Accessories Tire Repair - Lubricating - Auto Repair KEZMOH BROTHERS Sunoco Service Station 3700 Brownsville Road Brentwood, Pgh. 27, Pa. Phone Pl. 1-9759 Phone Ol. 5-2100 ION'S BEAUTY SALON in Bill Creen's Shopping Center 10 Old Clairton Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. I FASHION FURNITURE 81 UPHOLSTERING SHOPPE A. SCHADEMAN, PROP. Upholstering Repairing Refinishing Custom Made Furniture Fashion Furniture and Upholstering 2917 Brownsville Road Wi. 1-7676 Congratulations From BEN SON ,S THE SOUTH HILIJS REALTORS Brentwood, Baldwin, Carrick, Pleasant Hills, Whitehall and Vicinity INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT H. C. BENSON 51 SONS, INC. PLantation I-1114 2901 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 89 i CONGRATULATIONS ' T0 THE Graduating Class Of 1954 From IAMAUS Fine Eating At The End Of The Car Loop 90 BANK OF BRENTWOOD EXTENDS BEST WISHES and CONGRATULATIONS to THE GRADUATING CLASS OF BRENTWOOD HIGH 91 PRUVOST LUMBER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1954 BRENTWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. Sponsors of Teen-age Dances Every Saturday Brentwood Park Shelter House 93 3' N:3:::3:5:g ' . Koi' teSi days i The gfea all . S 2525555 DAYS. A careifeel Dm! :g:g:-:gig KGB SCHOOL oung an suflgest 15555: '2:1:- H ' X 50 gal, Y 1 v Whll we K s and gn' S' b mins 725551 b0Y -I :iz-1-. gd C N590 '5:::g:f:5:C. mem 6 howgraphi to rc . wan' E5:3:3:1:::3. 5527375 You a Porifmts' 3 V 44.515 C3mct .veil- suem , 200 ' f , . C009 e ' h3N L 10 Jim C STUDIOS HJVLCZH, fpoz 'mlb N t ' o ed for P1 t c ures of Perfectionv throughout Western Pennsylvania Two Ultramodern Studios: Stremis E. Liberty Studio 6010 Penn Avenue Stremis Little Folks Playland Studio 900 Pe 94 nn Avenue A. AUGUST SMITH Congratulates The Graduating Class of Brentwood High School Tax Consulting - Accounting 4127 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa 95 Class of 1954 Congratulations Accept Our Best Wishes For Success FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LDAN ASSUCIATION OF MT. OLIVER 317 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pa And He Said To Man, Behold, The Fear Of The Lord That Is Wisdom And To Depart From Evil Is Understandingv Job 28128 96 Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1954 VITALEQS DRUG STURE Brentwoodls Prescription Specialists 2715 Brownsville Road 9 EXCELLENCE d ECONOMY HALLMARK of . ZIMMERMAN EN GRAVINC COMPANY syk ll P off lA th g IOHN H. SLATER FUNEEAL HOME BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 54 98 Best Wishes To The Class of 54,' HOLT CONSTRUCTION Sz BUILDING CO. 620 West Warrington Avenue Pittsburgh 26, Pa. HUbbard 1-6700 A GOOD PLACE FOR USED CARS UNIVERSAL SOUTH SIDE AUTOS, INC. 1810 East Carson Street Pittsburgh 3, Pa. Ask for Harry Bus. Phone Res. Phone EVerglade 1-4865 RO. 1-6309 A DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer I 99 I Best Wishes to Your Class of 1954 WALTER E. GRIFFITH Funeral Home Ambulance Service-Oxygen equipped Modern Chapel with best of equipment Limousines - All Air Conditioned WALTER E. GRIFFITH Owner 8t Director Brownsville Road Broughton, Penna. Congratulations to the CRADUATING CLASS OF 54v WHITEHALL DAIRY MART Whitehall Center Famous For Its Fine Food and Sundaes Cleanliness and Courteous Service WILLIAMS BUICK SALES COMPANY 2400 BROWNSVILLE ROAD PITTSBURGH 10, PA. PHONE: PL. 1-8700 Phone Wlllard 1-1489 - 1-3850 HARRY A. READ SHAW Funeral Home Ambulance Service 1503 Brownsville Bd Pittsburgh 10, Pa. PLantation 1-7937 Phone PL. 1-4114 PL. 1-4300 A Sz D FURNITURE RAY B. IOHNSON Contractor 120 Bauman Avenue and APPLIANCE CO. Bedroom, Living Room and Dining Room 1529 Brownsville Road Brentwood Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Max Alfery HUGH H. MEENAN BRENTWOOD ELECTRIC COMPANY REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE 2819 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Willard 1-5188 4143 Brownsville Road Brentwood Wi. 1-8100 Wi. 1-3682 101 BRENTWOOD NURSERY 'KPotted Plants of all Kindsv 3912 Brownsville Road Phone: Wi. 1-1177 COMPLIMENTS OF R. A. SCHNEIDER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER M, Willard 1-2628 Flowers For All Occasions Funeral Home PETER 81 PAUL Best Wishes L O S T To F RI S The Class We Deliver Anywhere of H549 Peter Mitchell Paul Thomer 2935 Brownsville Road Brentwood, Pa. 1612 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Best Wishes BRENTWOOD TEENER BASEBALL LEAGUE STANLEYS TAVERN 2612 Brownsville Road Catering Dinners Weddings Banquets TONY ZEBERT,S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Pleasant Hills 5130 Old Clairton Road Phone Pl. 1-9933 A FRIEND Best Wishes, Kids! A FRIEND PARK SHOES Whitehall Terrace Shopping Center Open Till 9 P.M. Pl. 1-5619 KLEIN,S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion 2611 Brownsville Road Carrick Compliments of MOORE DRUG STORE 3625 Brownsville Road Willard 1-1118 LANDEFELD,S DRY GOODS STORE Ladies? and Infants' Wear Notions and Underwear Merfs Furnishings 2637 Brownsville Road 1-1813 Pittsburg KEENER HARDWARE 3609 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27 Pa C. C. KEENER House Furnishings - Mowers Sharpened Hardware - Paints - Class - Cutlery h 27, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1954 MORITZ APITZSCH MOWRY'S,' Air Conditioned Restaurant Steaks Chops Chickens Our own Ice Cream Our Specialty A FRIEND For Better Shoe Repair See Us At RITZ SHOE REPAIR 3613 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Compliments of KNOXVILLE ELKS No. 1196 Compliments of T. C. BLOHM Contractor 2533?'.8?Q'5FEfA.fi,.'?us'?'ii39fTY-:5'5'eE'fE Fii'kf:Lnr5T'fi7'-15121 .- ie -, like-' .ff-2 F1552 1.f 'wI5:ff:aE?, -i 'zifm-AlZ!iBBlk :RiEi?x2 -' , 'xxx ,,,, x, NNN N.. NN ,f fffw f , + fri' ,Myg f V XXX, Z.