Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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Bcggs M , . . , , VVilliam D Borlicr James D. Boyclston, . . . Stanley L. Hagcrling Solicitor George L. llilty 'l'lic Bourcl ol' Scliool Dircctors is il policy clcctccl by tlic votcrs of Bl'0llfVVO0Ll. A solicitor :making lmocly which cliscllsscs and acts upon is rctuinccl for Q,'l1iCl21llCC in ll'f.flll muttcrs. Tllc muttcrs l7l'l'tllllllIlQ to tllll various plum-s of pulm- rcgulor mcctiiigs arc llclfl on tlic scconcl Turis- lic cclucution. lt is comprisccl ol scvcn momlmcrs day ol cucli montli. 4 Superintendent Class of 1958: During the bleakest days of World War II an American fighter pilot in England was about to take oil for the Scandanav- ian Countries. Inst before leaving, he was told by those just re- turning that the skies were black with enemy planes and that the weather was wretched. Upon hearing this, the true American that he was replied. I am going anyhow. I have a mission. So too it is with you. You have a mission. That mission is to give a little more to life than you receive. That mission is to leave the World a little better than you found it. When you and millions more like you have accomplished vour missions, the laws of the jungle will prevail no longer. We shall then have more good citizens for a World that is about to be earth bound no longer. VVe bestow upon you our best wishes that you manage your lives well and that you accomplish your missions in life with joy and happiness. Good Luck! C. A. Sherman 5 Principal The-sv are the yvzirs, lay Wisdom and prudence, through which you have built the principal foundations on which all your futuri- depends. FRANCIS W. DEASY 6 Mr. Richard V. Allshouse A.B., M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Journalism, English 10, Minaret Ad- visor Mr. Donald P. Anderson A.H., University of Pitt'- burgh, P.0.D., English 10. Junior H i g h Football Coach, Assistant T r a c lt Coach Miss lean Angst B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, M.Ecl., University of Pitisburgh, Health, Girls' Physical Ed- ucation, jr. High Girls, Intramurals, jr. High Eng- lish, jr. and Sr. High Cheerleaders Mrs. Virginia K. Appel A.B.. University of Pitts- burgh, English 12, C.P. English, Anthem Sponsor Mrs. Claire Bell B.S.. M.Ecl.. University of Pittsburgh, Sr. High Girls' Health, Sr. High Girls' In- tramurals. Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Athleic League, lunior Y-Teens Mrs. Myra Berman B.S., B o s ton University School of Education, Bos- ton, Mass.. English 8, Enu- li h 9 Facult Q viii 2 I' ali X l dallas gummy: 'H'l Ff Xiufri X, -E - Qfwf Q 'W .Q C-fro' Ja A Kell!! 4llA1 Mr. Sanford E. DeBerry B.S., Waynesburg College, N'i.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh, Biology. Director of Audio-Visual Education, Ushers C l u li. Activities Co-orclinator Mr. James A. Bowman Slippery Rock State Teach- ers College, Penn State. University of Pittsburgh, General Science, General Chemistry, junior Science Club Mr. Rudolph Bruggeman B.S., Thiel College, M.Ed,, University of Pittsburgh, Algebra I, Ir. Hi-Y, Basic Math, Senior Math, Fac- ulty Business Manager Miss Janet L. Campbell B.A., Chatham College, M.Litt., University of Pitts- burgh, Latin I, Lain Il, F r e n c h II, Sophomore C l a s s Sponsor, French Club Miss Helen Chamberlin Indiana S t a t e Teacln-rs College, Geography, Eighth Grade Sponsor Mrs. Zelda Coons A.B., Thiel College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. Plane Geometry, S o I i d Geometry, Trigonometry. Sophomore Y-Teens Miss Elizabeth A. Corcoran B.S., Indiana State Teach- ers College, M.Ed., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Short- hand I, Shorthand II, Of- fice Practice, Typing Il, Business Education Cluh, Senior High Student Coun- cil Sponsor 7 -If Faculty Mr, Sam Diaconis B.S., Univvrsity of Pitts- burgh, M.Etl.. Univcrsity of Pittslnlrgli. Boys' HL-alth and Physical Education, Assistant Foothall Coach Mr. William P. Douglass FLA., XVt'SfllllllStt'l' Col- lege, Bookkccping I, Book- kr-eping II, Gvm-ral llnsi- ncss Training, Cross Coun- try Coach, lit-acl Basket- hall Coach, Golf, Invest- nwnt Cluh Miss Annaiean Grievi- ll.S., Indiana Statc Tcach- 4-rs Collcgc, llomt' Eco- nomics Mr. Earl T. Kuhn ILS.. California S ta t n- 'l'4-aclicrs Collcgc, M.licl., University of Pittslmrgli. lnrlustrial and Mvchanical Drawing, Static C r c xv, Crafts Chili Mr. james R. hleans PLS., California S t a t 1' Tcachcrs Collcgc, Inclus- trial Arts. Stagc Crcw, Crafts Clulm, Dir:-ctor ot Atlilctic Admissions Mr. Ross L. Munn ILS., Indiana Stan- Teach- crs Collcgc, Choral Dirvc- tor, Christmas Cantata. Spring Music F4-stival 8 Mr. Harry Diifendafer B.S., Slippery Rock State Tcachvrs Collt-gc, M.Ed., Univcrsity of Pittsburgh, Aincrican History. VVorld llistory Mrs. Mary S. Eckman B.A., Chatham College M.Ecl., University of Pitts- burgh, Algebra I, Algchra II, Mathematics Cluh Dr. Helen Holsinger M.D., VVonwn's Medical Collt-gc, Philadelphia, Pa., School Doctor Miss Ruth Lidstone l4l.S.. Clarion Stati- Tvach- m-rs Collt-gc, Librarian, Li- hrary Cluh Mr. Clyde F. Mock A.B., Carnegie- Institute- of Technology, Art, Stage Dv- sign, Postvrs, Program Cov- ers Mrs. Dorothy Ochsenhirt School Secretary Mrs. Kathryn Donohue B.A., University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Reading, Seventh Grade Sponsor, Freshman Y-Teens Spon- sor Mr. John R. Evans B.S., University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, C.P. Chem- istry, Physics, Photography Club, Hall Squad, Activi- ties Coordinator Chaimian Mrs. Grace Kightlinger School Secretary Mrs. Marie McCugh B.S., M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, junior High Math Mrs. Nancy Morgan B.S., Camegie Institute of Technology, Home Eco- nomics, Future Teachers of America Mrs. H. W. Palan B.S., Pt.N. in Nursing Ed., Duquesne University, St. John's Hospital, School Nurse Facult Mr. Virgil Paterline B.S., Grove City College, M.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh, Civics, Ninth Grade Sponsor Mr. George Radosevich B.S., University of Pitts- burgh, Boys' Health and Physical Ed., Boys' Intra- murals, Football Coach, Ir. High Basketball Mrs. Virginia O. Shew B.S., Eau Claire State Teachers College, English II, Public Speaking, Sen- ior Class Play Mrs. Marjorie Steadman A.B., West Liberty College, West Virginia University, University of Pittsburgh, History, Ir. High Red Cross Sponsor Mrs. Bertha H. Tallerico Waynesburg College, versity of Pittsburgh, lish 8, En lish 9, German, German CIub Mrs. Mary C. Wilson XVest Liberty State Col- lege, Dental Hygienist Mrs. Inez M. Patrick B.S., University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed. in Counsel- ing, University of Pitts- burgh, Director of Guid- ance and Testing, Ir. High Student Council Sponsor Mr. John S. Rumbarger B.S., Public School Music. Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Duquesne Univer- sity, Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Junior High Band. Instrumental Ensembles, Show Baud Miss Dolores Spano B.A., M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh, Spanish I, II, French I, Spanish Club Sponsor Mrs. Geraldine Sullivan Superintendenfs D Trovato Sponsor Mr. Robert K. 0 GOLDEN HAWK F vvcfwn 140' corng 'Q -SE BEEN: ? Hlot AWAY 625- V -fc Z E 7s,f,,,,,,Z5,4?,.,4o-cf-L..-cfvdsi Z ,,.,,6,,i+l4-J M W f-as ,M-'J 2'5- ,gfa ,, 'iff' ff, ,,,,,,z:..:., ,744-1'-'X ff' 1 'JSM ,Eng I Z JE S vu Ai Qi jj . ,agfw f f ff-We J If lj! IWW U f f t In A 1 1 f . ,Z .ei .ww 1 W 2 ! 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Nlzly' tllc- c-lass ol' '59 lmvv am 1-quully lmppy mul IIIUIHOI zllmlm' vvalr. ,. , ..! ilw Class ol 56 14 Seniors DOLORES FAYE ALLEN Faye, a quiet girl with a pleas- ant personality. has plans for secretarial work after gradua- tion. Listening to records is her favorite pastime. NANCY GRACE APPEL Nance has been secretary of our band during school. She has taken an active interest in jr. Red Cross and plans to con- tinue her training with a career in nursing. MARYANN ARNONI Maryann, who reigned as Jr. Prom Queen, could be found in her convertible. This attractive gal wants to be a private secre- tary after college training. GAYLE ASKINS Cay,' has enjoyed singing in chorus during her senior year and plans to bc a dental recep- tionist after graduation. Out- side of school her hobbies are dancing and listening to good music. JOAN MARIE ATWELL Joanie,sv greatest delight lies with sports and watching basket- ball games. She would like to continue her education in ac- counting school. JOHN R. BALL -lohn,s favorite school activity has been singing baritone in thc Senior Choir. Although his plans include petroleum engineering, the Navy will claim him in September. JEAN BARKER Jean has been a staunch sup- porter of our basketball team. She is always smiling, and her friendliness insures success in the business world. ARLENE RUTH BATCHELOR 'KAr'sv extra time has been devoted to Ensemble and all kinds of sports. A nursing ca- reer is her aim in the future. JOSEPH A. BATTIST U-Joey has enjoyed his work in Octet and Senior Choir. He is planning to study accounting in college after graduation. After school he enjoys bowling. MARY ELLEN BAUER Bushy is known for her flowing pony tail and her sweet ways. She has been a member of the Ensemble and copy-editor of the Minaret. She plans to enter the teaching field. K BARBARA LOUISE BEGCS l3urlm's', fini' work as Minzirct nuiks--up vditor has lie-lpn-cl to umkc our pupvr ai good om-. Nlusic is also important to Burlm. and sho plans to hi- nu vli-iu4-u- tary school t4-uclivr. ROBERT C. BOLTZ Bohn enjoys VVilt0I' skiing as wcll as scic-ncc. Always willing to coopcrutv, hc will lac ai wcl- comc zulclition to the collvgv of his c-hoicv. CONSTANCE A. CALLACHAN Connie-U has lwcu working hurrl us soc-rotary of thi- lnvrst- mcut Cluh :incl plains to hx- il se-c1'ctzi1'y after grmlimtiou. Slu- cnjoys ici- skating uftvr school hours. RAYMOND A. COVATO ulitzicn has rhythm in vw-ry hone. ln sports, foothull uncl truck huvv lx-on favorite-s with him. llc has always lu-cu rm-ucly to vntm-rtuin us with fini' clrum- ming. RONALD DeCENARO Rio,' cujovs howling uftvr school hours. H0 likes to world with iimtlicimitics, uncl hu plains to go to coll:-gc with tc-au-hiug us his aim. I6 Seniors SUZANNE BERGHOLZ SuziU, a pint-sized ball of fire, has many interests ranging from president of the math club to ballet dancing. She hopes to make her career in the theater after college training. H. ROBERT BURGER Bohn has been a fine leader during his school years as presi- dent of the student council and the senior class. His plans in- clude a Yale education and later work as a geologist. CHARLOTTE JUNE CLARK Char,' likes to have a good time. Her sense of humor has been evident in the Clark Barn in our Minaret. Her future plans include nursing school. CAROL DIANE CRAIG Carol, with her pleasing ways, is a hit with everyone. NVith her fine work in shorthand and typing she is bound to realize her goal of being a stenographer. ALBERT DEVLIN Al , an easy-going guy, hunts ind fishes in his leisure time. He also raises dogs and hopes ro continue this hobby in the iuture. JOSEPH BILOTTA Mubsv, an ardent bowling fan, spends his spare time watching football and basketball games. Being a likable guy, he has also done fine work in the Octet. RONALD JOSEPH BUTCHLEY Butchn, although somewhat shy, is well liked b everyone. He has excelled in fbotball and basketball, and his other main interest is cars. WALTER J. COLEMAN Mags, has been secretary of the senior class and a member of the football team throughout high school. He is known for his way with girls and his pleas- ant personality. ROBERT H. DARLINC Giraffe is one of our taller boys and has been a great asset on the basketball team. Joining the Navy is included in his fu- ture plans. JACK DIEMER Jack is an easy-going guy who plans to attend Duquesne Uni- versity after graduation. He spends his leisure time collecting and working with guns. 17 ROBERTA ANN EHLAND Bobbie enjoys chorus in school, but horses occupy much of her time outside of school. To be a secretary is her ambition after graduation. PAUL A. ELPHINSTON E Moons , an all around ath- lete and a favorite of everyone, plans to be a teacher and coach. He is also interested in a pro- fessional baseball career. NANCY JANE FARMERIE Virginian has a habit of con- fusing people, but she is eflicient as a typist. Her future plans include business school. PATRICIA E. FEARER Topsy', has been president of the library club ano a member of the Minaret Stall. Although she plans to be a dental hy- gienist, her present interests are music and painting. MICHAEL J. FISHER Miken has enjo ed his mathe- matics classes and, plans to use this training in becoming a met- allurgical engineer after a col- lege education. JUDITH ANN FRANZ Judi , with all her pep, can be found working in numerous activities. She plans to enter nurse's school. CHARLES W. FRIEDMAN Bud , our welcomed new- comer from Bethel, longs to be- come a successful draftsman. Cars and sports appeal to this fellow who will join the Marines after graduation. KATHRYN R. FRITSCH Kathie appears quiet, but looks can be deceiving. This peppy gal enjoys athletics, and she plans to work as a secretary. JOHN FULTON ,Lack's favorite hobbies are hoc 'ey and baseball, and he has participated in football as a guard. He plans to go to col- ege to study business adminis- tration following graduation. HAROLD GARDNER Hal , a future engineer, has enjoyed his work in mathematics during school. Cars and roller skating occupy his after school hours. JEAN ANN CARGOTTA Jeanie , a pe py lass with a pleasant sense of, humor, enjoys singing and basketball. She plans to work as a stenographer in the fall. DOLORES ANN CRANER Dee , a likable girl with quiet ways, has been interested in secretarial work during school. She plans to use her high school training in her career in the business world. CAROL ANN HANCOCK Itchie is known for her pep and enthusiasm at athletic events. She plans to go to busi- ness school and hopes to be a secretary. CAROLE A. HENKOWSKY Carole, a fine basketball and volleyball star, also likes horses and would like to raise them in the future after she serves as an airline stewardess. LINDA HUNTER Lin , with her smiling face, can be found engaged in numer- ous activities throughout school. Her future plans include nursing school and being a registered nurse. .18 Seniors ROBERT T. GASIOROWSKI Gaz has participated for four years in cross country and two years in track, running the mile and half-mile. This friend- ly and likable senior plans to be a mechanical engineer. BARBARA HELEN HAGERLING Barb has been active throughout her senior year as Art Editor of the Minaret and Spartan Band Announcer. After college she plans to be an ele- mentary art teacher. JAMES C. HARFORD Jim could be found with drawing pencil in hand while doing the art work for our An- them this year. He reads a eat deal and is also interested! in automobile design. J UDITH ELLEN HOELLEIN Pudge is addicted to eating but spends most of her spare time engaged in sports. Her peppiness and spark ing person- ality have won her many friends since her arrival at Brentwood. MARY JANE HURLEY Janie is an athletic gal who enjoys swimming and basketball. Her fine taste in clothes will make her a well-dressed recep- tionist in the future. BERNARD GICLIOTTI i'Bcrnic', cnjoys foocl and sing- ing. Sports rank high on his list, hllt hc intcncls to cntcr the agri- cultural ficlml nftcr grncluaiting. NANCY 10 HALL Na1ncc has lx-cn ii lcaiclcr throughout hcr school yours, nncl fricncllincss has hccn hcr out- stunmling quality. Shc plains ai curccr us an clcpnrtincnt storc hiiycr ziftcr collcgc training. DANIEL D. HEADRICK Dunn is un caisy-going gm' who is known zlncl likccl hy cvcrynnc. His hohlwy is working with clcctricall inmlcls, :incl aiftcr an collcgc ccliicution hc plains to work als :in cle-ctricail cnginccr. DOROTHY HUBER Dot',, il swcct girl with qnict ways, worked this your ns sccrc- tary of thc C. A. L. Her future- plzins incluclc ai joh as il sccrc-tary. SANDRA JANE JENNINCS .is ,, bimcly plains to hc il sccrc- tary whcn shc gracluatcs. Hcr faivnritc activity tlwougliout high school has hccn chorus. NVc'll rcincinhcr Sandy us onc of thc angels in thc Christmas Pcr- fornmncc. I9 si pl 1, D. O if 11X I -4 - X lk! al WILLIAM F. KLOSS lion llilS won lllillly f1'ivn1ls with liis 4.-u111icz1l ways illlll win- ning slnilv. Vim- lJI'l'Silll'Ilt of ilu- l'1l'l'l1l'll Clnlv. lw 17lilI'IS to ioin the lll'lIlL'Kl l:0l'L'l'S npon !II'ililll1ltl0ll. MARY JEAN LEGGETT Alkll'Y'S tinu- lms lli'l'll 0L'l'll- pivcl lay playing the 0I'f.lilll ali sn-lmol fnncticnis and singing in Ensvinlmlm-. Sln- will a1tt1-nal unl- l1-gc in 'l'1-11111-ssc-0 anal is ll fn- hirv ninsic' t1'z1L'l1C1', ELAINE JEAN LIMBURG Elilllli' vxccls in 1'v1'1'ytl1i11g sin' trivs to do. Shu plans to nttcncl 1-nllc-go and finally tvnvli Illilill. I11-r fa1vo1'it1- s11lui1'1-t. AStI'0Il0ll1y and nrt 1111- lu-r l1nlilmi1-s. KATHLEEN M. MACSUHAK HMM will 11s1' llCl' high school training i11 l1K'l' work 11s ll s1-c1'1-- tary. Hoi' ontsiclo 1lL'flVifil'S in- 1-lmlv iw skating nncl 01-1-11sio11z1l t1-nnis lNklfL'lN'S. MARILYN JEAN NICCARTNEY Marilyn, il girl with fricnclly ways. luis 1-injoyvil singing in our EI'lSl'llllJll'. Slim- plans to cntcr the nnrsing ficlcl upon J.ll'1lClll1lfi0Il. 211 Seniors ARLENE LOUISE KOECLER Arlene has worked long and hard to make our ANTHEM a success. Her talent as an artist, ability as a student and her ex- cellent work in Ensemble are testimony to her versatility. ALAN LEWIS Al enjoys music and par- ticularly singing in our Octet. As president of the Photo Club he has worked hard all year long. MARIA LO BIANCO Maria, who has enjoyed short- hand and office practice, plans to be a secretary. With her quiet ways she has been friend- ly and sincere to all. CHARLES M. MANKO Chip's interest is occupied with cars. His ambition, after his Air Force duty is over, is to become a stock car racer. THOMAS MILLER Tee , a fine basketball play- er, has also been in the Octet, Senior Choir and Clee Club. This senior is known for his easy-going ways. KENNETH WM. KOERNER Ken plans to continue his education at Duquesne Univer- sity in hopes of becoming a businessman. This blond senior is especially fond of bowling. AUDREY MARIE LIED Aud's', talent as a beautician is already evident, and she hopes to eventually become a hair st list. She has excelled also in athletics during her high school years. EMILY ANN LUCK Em',, a quiet girl with a winning smile, is sure to go far. Her ambition is a career in the business world as an I. B. M. operator. SALLY ANN MAYBURY Red has done a line job of sprucing up our band as head majorette. We couldnlt have done without our feature editor on the Minaret. Sally plans col- lege and work as an executive secretary. JOHN A. MONTGOMERY Monty has an interest in science and would like to be- come an engineer after a college education. His after school hours are spent bowling. 21 JANICE ARLENE MORSE Gi-Gin, Business Manager of the Minaret, tries her best to keep our paper out of the red. Her future plans include busi- ness school and secretarial work. PHILIP JOHN MOSES Phil is a track man who takes quite an interest in pole vaulting and roller skating. He enjoys working with the gym- nastics club and plans a career as a civil engineer. ROBERT MYERS Bob , another addition to our class this year, is a quiet guy who likes to hunt. His in- terest and skill in mechanical drawing will lead to a career as a draftsman. ELIZABETH N AIDENOFF Bets , already a world traveler, will live in Austria after graduating. This sincere and sweet miss spends her time studying German or dancing. LOIS ANN NESBITT Lon, as president of the G. A. L., made the annual dance a wonderful memory for all who attended. After school hours she works with her Beagle pups. CAROL ELAINE NOLTE Carol, with her natural blond hair, can always he seen head- ing down the hall to Ensemble or Senior Choir. Her sincere ambition to be a nurse will be realized in the near future. ALBERT O'CONNEI .L Al has enjoyed singing in the sehool choruses besides hunting and fishing in his free hours. His quiet yet friendly ways have been an asset to him. JEAN OWEN jeanie', is one of our future secretaries who served on the Board of Directors of the ln- vcstment Club. After school hours she enjoys rink skating. v,.f ,,.a MARIANNE PATTERSON Sis can bc found at our basketball games as well as at many other activities. Book- keeping is her favorite subject. Her future plans include getting married. CRAIG PEDEN Pidge is interested in the mieroscope as a hobby and has much talent as an artist. He would like to make chemistry his career. WILLIAM E. PRIORE Pug,' has been a Spartan halfback for four years, but his ambition is to be an electrical engineer. His cuiet ways have won him many friends. DAVID B. RAY Dave has been the co-editor of the ANTIIEM and has enjoyed the band in which he was head drillmaster. He also likes to build radios and plans to enter the engineering field. DAVID E. ROSS i'Dave's favorite pastime has been tinkering with cars. He always makes a good impression because of his intelligence and friendly way. JOANNE CONSUELA SCRABLE .. ., jo can be found engrossed in many activities around school. I. B. M. operating and business school are in her immediate future. MARY MARGUERITE SHEA Margie is a happy-go-lucky girl with a glowing smile and personality. A sports enthusiast, she especiall likes basketball. Her future pfans include attend- ing college. 22 Seniors RICHARD RANALLO Rich , a husky first-string center on the football team, plans to go to college and be- come an engineer. This friendly senior enjoys wrestling during gym classes. MARIAN BALDWIN RILEY Marian, an active member of our band and choral organiza- tions, has plans for work in busi- ness administration. This girl with her sunny disposition is sure to succeed in every endeav- or. RONALD B. ROWE Skip , a opular member of our class, wild be a future Ma- rine. During school he has sung with the choruses while his af- ter school hours are spent bowl- ing. DELLA SECAR Della , a future nurse, has especially enjoyed working in mathematics. She has an active interest in tennis after school hours. RICHARD C. SHERWIN Rich is a persistent practi- cal joker. He enjo s hunting and fishing after school hours and has participated in track and eross country during school. JANET E. RANDALL njanisi' favorite pastiinc is singing, and she has hevn ai lIl0llllHt'I' of the Enscmhlc. Slu- has hcvn intcrcstcd in our Min- zirvt whcrc sho works as adver- tising manager. JOYCE M. ROBINSON joycv has worked hard to mist- salt-s as promotion 1-ditor of tht- Minurct. Hvr quiet charm has nmde hor ll friend to all who know hor. PAMELA SCOTT PainU, who rcaids ai great dt-ul, has at wondm-rfnl irnaginzi- tion. She hopes to fit coll:-go into hor fnturv and will follow this with at carvcr in the tliczltcr. ROBERT N. SHANNON usklllllltlllu has vnjovz-d work- ing in tht- hand an grcut dt-ul. Ht- hns hig plans for working.: with Chryslvr in the fntnrc. Bohis hohhy ontsidc' of school is huild- ing custom L-urs. DONALD ROBERT SMITH Don is well known for his extra: lu-ight. Customizing cars is his fuvoritc- hohhy. The- Air Form- will claim Don soon. HL' hopcs to lw an officvr. 23 s-:ii X i w , S D L 4' ' 1 ,D 4333 f MARGARET ANN STANFORD Peggy lias a vonilmination iliat can't lx- lwat: warni fricml- linvss and a wonclvrfnl sz-uso of liumor. Slim' lias contrilmutccl to ilu- art work of tlu- scliool with postcrs anal drawings. GORDON YV. TAKACS Flusli lias ln-on a riglit vnml on our footliall train: one wm- conlrlnlt clo without. NW-'ll rv- lll0llllJL'l' Conlon as a invlnlwr of thi- Bofs Octc-t. -IOI IN L. THEILER -Iolin, wlio ll1lS an intvrm-st in astronomy, is also foncl of oil painting. Uv plans to attonrl volli-gc in pri-paration for a ca- l'i'0l' as a L'l1i'miL'al c'n1.Zim'm'l'. DAVID R. TRUDEL Toot,' lias two vc-ry clillvrvnt liolmlmivsz lic-0-raising ancl wviglxt- lifting. Both co-captain of tlu- footlmall team and a track star. llc also sc-rvc-cl as vim- prvsiclc-nt of Olll' L'laSS. JAMES R. VICKLESS Vic-lin, a fuhiro contractor, has lx-en a valuable assi-t on our liaski-tluall team. Hi- has also liven a proniinc-nt im-inlwi' of the vliornsvs. 24 Seniors ELAINE SUCHAN Such is a roller skating en- thusiast and a hard working member of the Ensemble. With her pleasant ways she is a bright hit with everyone. THOMAS TARKER Tom's interests have been in the field of cross country and track. He has enjoyed chemistry labs and plans to be a mechanic. JULIA MARIE THOMAS Jay , a girl with many out- standing achievements, is equal- ly competent as Minaret news editor or an Ensemble soprano. She will attend college and plans to make her career in the joumalism field. GRACIA VENETOS Cracia, an active fun-loving girl, has taken part in many ac- tivities. The most important is the Ensemble. She will attend college and plans to become a mathematician. NICK I. VITALE Nick, an all around athlete and likable guy, plans to make coaching his career. His easy- going ways have won him many riends around B.H.S. WALTER CURTIS SUTTNER Curt has a great interest in sports, in and out of school. Af- ter graduation he would like to join some branch of the service. RAYMOND G. TESSMER Ray , one of our future nu- clear engineers, likes physics and math. As an athlete he has ranked high in cross country and track. He also contributed much to the Photography Club. DEAN JAMES TRENT Deane , who likes to dance, has been a member of the Senior Choir and the Glee Club. This easy-going guy glans to join the Army upon gra uation. FRED L. VERNO Fred, a music enthusiast, has been a staunch member of the school musical organizations. Af- ter serving in the Air Force, he would like to work as an elec- trician. WILLIAM K. WAGNER Wags enjoys working on cars after school hours. Always smil- ing, he could be found partici- pating in Investment Club ac- tivities. 25 AMELIA WEBER Ame1 has been successful both as managing editor of the Minaret and as Vice President of the library club. After college she hopes to make modeling her Career. MARIORIE ANN WESTELL Margie , a little girl with lots of personality, has taken an active interest in German. She would like to enter into secre- tarial work after a period in business school. DAVID J. WESTERMAN Westy , a quiet athlete, has participated in football, basket- ball, and track. Most of his time is devoted to athletics at school, but he finds time for weight lift- mg. JOHN N. WILKINSON Wilk's ambition is to be- come an engineer. Basketball has been his favored activity during school, and he was a val- uable member of the golf team. EDWARD T. YOUNG Ed , a fine scientist and mathematician, enjoys working after school in math, his amateur radio or astronomy. With his skill and detemrination he is sure to succeed. NANCY ,IO IIALL SAM EDWARD ZATTIERO JON N. ZOLER Sain has hc-on a nivmhcr of jay has hccn a fine stnclc-nt the Octvt and has taken a gre-at anal an industrious worker. Bc- intvrvst in school musical or- causc of his intc-rs-st in algz-hra ganizations. Hx- intl-mls to and geometry, he plans a ca- vntvr thc- tc-aching lic-lcl aft:-r rc-vr as an inatlicinatician. his graduation. HERBERT CIIRISTMAN ullvrhf' an atlmlition to onr class this yn-ar, has alrc-acly many frim-mls. H0 4-njoys worlf- ing with vars in his lc-isnrv tiinv. JANIES B. PHELAN i'l7vzz,'i who has hvvn in tm-re-str-tl in our physical mln- cation program, plans to hc a Navy nuln after graclnation. Ile inte-mls to work as a nu-- 1-hanic. Nancy jo lt-ft ns on April 13, 1958, hnt she- remains in onr class anal in our hvarts as long as wc- livo. Ont' short slccp past. wv waki- 1-tt-rnally, Ancl D4-ath shall hz- no mon-1 DL-ath thou shalt dim-l john Donin- 26 ROBERT C. WYSE NVce-sv, who 1-njoys rvacl- ing, is also inte-rm-stu-cl in all sports. Ha- would Iikt- to join tht- Arlny nftcr his graulnation in jnnc. fav J Q . Qu- Az. 5 ., I K . k,x5?x l sz' f rktszf iii A , A an S5?ZQ,.v3a'i ifwh? aaf?5e S if Dean Trent Barbara Hagerling Bemie Gigliotti Peggy Stanford Rich Sherwin afar ,-, ,KR . , N, . is ' Y . .Q , 3 I J .1 1S?3ii :fi fif-If 1 if S .695 Gracia Venn-tos Craig Peden Nancy F armeric- Nick Vitale Nancy Appel GUESS VVhU? af 'Q f W .aiggii fi B32 , S yyrr i.a' iff rinnii iiiNi A B f3mW l .af f i 'V l 11 Sw 'S ' i l E oflglv I l' f is su fa for y Bob Wyse jean Barker Pat Fearer Bob Shannon jim Vickless Nancy Hall Susan Bergholz Dan Heaclrick Bob Burger Marilyn McCartney 27 i i n r -1.33. ,:.,.,, 1 -Eamgg V .4r a jg ,,,rii if' thi 'af rw ' Charles Nl-inko Carol Nolte Phil Moses Sally Maylmry Al Devlin VVe, the undersigned, being of sound mind and lasting memory, do hereby bequeath our possessions with the condition that throughout their continued use our memory shall linger on: l, janet Randall, will my dumb and feeble brain to any underclassman who is thick enough to misunderstand everything. I, Paul Elphinstone, will the Gissy, Ladner, Onamastico, MacBurney, Krause, Elphinstone way with the women to Al Lawther. We, Arlene Koegler and Dave Ray, will our editorships to anyone who wants to get up early enough to see the end of the late-late movie on television. I, Bud Friedman, leave to any new student all the friendliness I have received in Brentwood High School. We, Della Seger, Elaine Limburg, and Mary Ellen Bauer, leave our proficiency in physics ex- periments to anyone who is good at juggling figures. I, Charlotte Clark, leave The Clark Barn to anyone who can find or create gossip in a hurry. I, Mary Leggett, will the Lost Chordi' to Susan Shakely. 1, Amelia Weber, leave my job as managing editor of the Minaret to anyone who likes to manage a three-ring circus. NVe, Carole Henkowsky and Margie Shea, will eternal peace to the Halls of Ivy and Mrs. Bell. VVe, Jay Thomas and Barb Beggs, will our books of synonyms for headline writing to future Min- aret editors with limited vocabularies. I, Dave Ross, will the road to jerry Fielder who drives as though he needs it. I, Bobbie Ehland, give any girl the right 'to all the hair-pins Miss Corcoran removed from my kiss-mc-curls. I, Ed Young, leave my ability to get into trouble with math teachers to whoever has the intestinal fortitude to stand it. I, Ray Tessmer, dedicate the testing of the boil- er water downstairs to Ronald Miller. I, Don Smith, will my extra feet and inches to Linda Howells. I, Ron DeGenaro, leave the Castrodale, DeGen- aro, do nothingv attitude to Al Shademan. . I 1 I If k 0 ,X - RDI? an mum 1? M SEQ Undenilawmeu 29 Junior Class Uffissrs Prcsiclcnt joseph Kubisiak Vic-1' Prcsiclvnt Sue DL'llttxIllJk'l'g Soon-ta1'y David Johns rliI'l'1lSlll'CI' Al Lawtlwr Junior Class 'l'lw junior Class, guided by Mr. .Iamvs Trovato. will un cloulmtcclly ln' fim- lvaclvrs nm-xt ye-ax' at B. II. This year the-i1 class partv hvlcl April 11 was quita- a success. They also spoil sorml thc- tickct salc for thc last football game with Dormont. 30 Juniors Glenn Baggley William Bc-ilc joan Black junc Black joAnn Bohn William Bracken Elizahcth Brainard Patricia Brown Richard Brown jack Cahlc Lynn Casey Ruth Cctinski Mary janc Columbus Ann Conlcy Carol Crawford jamcs Crcightou Linda Crow Dali- Criuninic Dianc Darling Barhara Daughcrty Barhara Davic Louis DcNarilo Suzannc Dcutcuhcrg Susan Dichl Franccs DiPictro Patricia Donncllcy Dalc Douglas Clifford Dunlap Charlcs lispy Ccrald lficldcr Phillip Fishcr Thomas Foylc john Carrctt Donald Gcrhold Rolmcrt Gianni Kirby Clancruan Carolvn Coil' jamcs Coodridgc NVilliaui Coodridgc jamcs Goodwin Patricia Gramm David Hartmann Donna llartung Martha Hcinlingcr llogcr Hcrda Nancy Hcsx W'arrcn Hickman Linda Howclls Carol jackson XVilliam janukitis David johns joycc johnstou Ruth Kast joan Kirkpatrick Donna Kirsch Edgar Kiss Auncttc Klingcnsmith judith Kocrncr David Koctt Carol Kording XVilliam Kording joscph Kuhisiak jamcs Lamps-rski Jl lI1iUlf5 i.lull'lm-s Lllllll .Iaunvs IAUYSUII Alfrml lmwlllvr l51ll'lmx'a1 l,m-ivum' Curl lmslic- KIZIITYIXII I.:-xxix Xlill'll'lll' l.m-Lv Xlklflllll I,m-lu' 'l'ln'lm:l l,Ulll'f lhrsvlllalrim- l.l1lw -I1'RllllIl'Hl' Xlalrlirm- Hull: X1llllll'XNN Flllllitll Xlallilianx NZIIIVX Xlvffurklx- Hull: Nlc-IJHW1-H Slnirlm-5' xIK'l':lYillIf l':1lNX'ill'Cl Xh'IYl'Il l'1clwu1'c1 Xlillm-1' -ILli'lIllK'lXlI Mlllvl' ,lumlxlln XIIHPI' liulmhl Xlillvr Nil-LuI.ns Nlrmsrmr Cflmrlm-s Namrxin Umm- Nix-lmlwn I72ltl'il'i1l Nucnmn Hugh U'l34nnu-ll limlmm lklgm- Us-urgiu Puul Vluyllis l'm'rrulli Uizuw I,4'li'l'h0lI Sllxalll l'1'lly Xlalry .'Xmu' Plnillipx llvllllis l'ill Xlalry Aliu- lllllyillx l'ml'1mzll'z1 l'rm'nst Kzlllllvvlh llc-Iwi' .NIM-l'l li4'm'x'1'x llizun- liivln llulwrl liinum-l Hamill Hisiuuj lluris Hllll,Ill'l' Ilillllll lillpm-1'l lplilllllll Sl'lllIll'l' .-Xlfn-ml Sl'Illllll'lll1lll Susan SIIEIIXVIY lialrlmrzl SIHIIIIIUII lfilf-lil: Sirko Sum l,y'm1 Stzxsku Xlillvtlllll Stu-ls' Curul Slrwrkvl l:ll'tlll4'IX'll 'l'4-vlsm-ll Hflllllil I4'hNlll4'l lluwzml 'Unix-lllxanll H4-mum' 'l'r1-nl Ile-lgzm XYuHi11u -IUIIII XVJIFIIPI' Nunn-3' xYl'l'IIIl'f4'l' llivlmnl XYilliauns .lulm NVing1'l'lfz1ln1 Pllillip XYyx1N'Li Doris Young.: liulwrlal fvrivk f:YlllIIiil Z4-ll: Xlissiug .lusvplu ,-Xlfvry Hrsris c:I'2lXVfOl'll Yunvy Kissm-lx I'mrl'mrz1 Lvntz Holmc-rl' Nilh-s ,luycc PllLfZll1llL'L'i I.fllIiS Stvpllvrw Sophomore Elass Uffioers President A Lang Clydesdale Vice President WVesley SllLIl'1'0l' Secretary A AA A Diane Shorr Treasurer A A Roger Quigley Sophomore Els-155 The Sophomore Class, with the aid of Miss janet Campbell, had a very enjoyable evening for all at their class party held March 28. The success of their sophomore year proves that they will have successful junior and senior years. 33 Snphumures Bllllllit' Allvln Stvpllalnic' Antlrm-ws Kzlllllm-11 Antlumy Clzulvs l5:.h-nu llnrhnrzl llzlncli Iimlallcl B2llIIHQlll't1'll Larry Bl'l'lll'l' Kvnm-th liilhulli X 'l'I'0llil'2l Hilullzl David liissvll Cathy Blnhm li0hvl'i Bmlnzll' Nancy lim-tim-1' Hit'll1ll'll Bull! 'IVIIOIIHIS Bova Str-vm-n liowvix Clmrlvs l5l'1u'k4'11 l'zltric-in Durga-rt Virginia Bllllilltl 'IVIIUIIIRIS Cjilppil limhanm .lu Carle-Ito ChalI'h's Czu'h'lio 'Immun' c:lli2lVl'Hi -loam Clark .Iuhn Chlrk Lung Clyclvsclulm- Qloamm- Cuslic' Kc-nnz-lh Caym- llrmrolhy Cmlm-1' Lynn Croshy Al'll'Ill' lJi'5l'RlllllJ llc-unix IJVXYEIH Xlivhxu-I llmtlulvl Margin- l'Inm'h Iiuy Hspy lD2lVi1l lsishm-1' llohvri lfislu-1' john Fl2lllllt'l'j' IJUIILCIAIS l urrw! f:f'l'illKIill4' Czllvs Dwight Curgvr Virginian Cihmn Milclrc-rl Cluifl lhlhnh Clulcllnu-I1 Sully llill'lxl'l' Linchl Hull lCliza1h1-Ill Ilvlnlinga-1 Hurhazral llc-nc-ink limlwurml Ilia-kf-y William Ilm-hlf-1' XVinizun llollhlnln NI2lYL':ill'K'l Ilowalrcl Virginian lvvy Clmrlolh- Iurrvs 7 Cc-cc-lin jam-tt A -IRIIIIUS .Irmrclun Slllphumnres Connic Alusticc David Kl'1I1l1l1l'I' Tllomas Kcnavy Bctsy Kvnncdy Patricia Kcnncdy jay Kcrr Ronald Kcstcn Cc-colin Knafcr Dianc Kocglcr liolncrt Knrding -Ianicc Kording Nancy Kosinski Bonnic Kryslnalski Sandra Knchn Xcnia Knndrat S11ir1cy Lantzy Mark-nc Lcngcr Eilccn Lcwandowski Girard Lcwis jnditll Lcwis Ronald Lim1unrg janicc L10yd Engcnc L0c1nni11cr john Locffcrt Sandra Long David Londa Edmund Luck Sally Lutz Laura Marko Marilyn Manning Ioycc Marino 1111111 Nlatliicsun Bcrnard May Kat111ccn ML-Callistcr Russ:-11 ML-Cann Cal'01 1X1i11cr Ccorgc ML-Mi11an Nancy McMi11an -Ioan Modrak 1101Jcl't 1X1u111o11anc1 Bonnic McNVi11ian1s Barbara Ncc N1ari1yn Ncvin Hay Nuwicki Edward Olcsky P11v11is Paganncci Marion Paintcr 110na1d Pasqninclli .1illl10S Pastorins VVi11ia1n Paul Darn-11 Pcdcn Barbara Pfinln Edward Pictrzak joan Pollock Nick Radoscviclm Suzannc Ranallo Snphomnreb Suszuu lla-mlslizm Chill Ile-nlmi ljtlllllil llfllllllxlill Ilirluaml llmilm llnlm liuluaily llfrllillll llnawlln llogi-i' Nusa :Krllmr llulli llzlviml Ihutli David Sm-lmrlm' Culliy Sm-In-4-if Vvlllllllll Sm'lixv:xi'm lxllllllj' Svvll llic'lizu'1l Svgall' lliulilll S4-ilwrl XV:-slvy Sll1ll'l'L'l' llizuu- Sllllfl' Nlamry Ami Six-51 lfric- Sirkn l'luiii4'i' Sll'lllillllllJ l'Il:iiuv Slogan li:-gis Sulmim-rnlslii Sllllllllll' Smlliggny llauiliai Sl7lI'll'll 'l'lIOIll1lS slUlKl'l' 'limi Slusiv .lmlilli Slraulalml l,imlu Slillmlws flvllllllilll' Sulirlx .Iaum-S SlIlllV2lll klaunvs 'l'llli2li'll llill'lHll'2l laiylm' Ihvirl ll.l'llllN'l' liulu-rl 'l'li1-ilvi' l,1'lllly 'I'limnus lflaiiiu' llllllllllilf' llivlmrfl 'l'rziinui' Czntliy 'I'mi:um Nlicllalvl 'l'llL'lil'l' Iuclilln 'l'iiit4- NVilli:xm Yam Ylzu -Inlm NV1l1.Zl1-r llivlizirml XVzill44'i' ,Iulm xvillllN'l' 'Izuiivs XVHU-rs f l,urm'm- V 4-ln-r , llvtli Xvl'lIl'll' qw Ilunallcl xVl'lKlIlHlll f Kalrl VV4'isllallllil l'lilm-4-ii NV1'sl1'll lclllllll' xV1'Sll'l'lIl2lll ai? xvllllillll xvllSlHl flllfllll' Yzlgm-lln ? t .lulm Yovlilllll A ll2ll'lNll'1l Yllllllil Suv Young l.41l1i'1'4'll fnlmwwlxi llaxy falllii-ru liriam Zimiulx cllilflil fyvlmwslxi Missing lircmi picluim Daivicl Bliss llonulal l 4-in-r VV:mclaxli llviiim-ii liogvi' Qllipfli-y llvlli llmllntis l'z1h'il'i:l S4-hilnik lisilpli Sm-ng Arla-1-ii NV:-sh-riiimu 111111 1313119 9-l First Row: B1lI'1J1ll4il N111-, xxl1C1l'l'il 1'1r1Jw11, 511111111 1-11111g1-11, ,I1111i1'1- N11-111'i11g, 1J111'11-111- 11111-111-111111111-1', 1711111111 NY1'st1-1'1111111. 1311111111 B1-111114, Cill'lJ1 C11111'11-y, 1311111111 D1-L11y. S1'c111111 Row: 1111111111 Bliss, 1JilI'1'y Higi11110t1111111, D11vi1l NV11111, 1111111-1't 151'11w11, D11vi11 xVLl1'11l'l'. NYi11i11111 1111111111 1'1I'ill11i '1'i111111i. '1'11ir11 Row: 1'11w111111 L1111111, 111113-1' L1111, XVi11i11111 1711g111111111'11t. Missing: .l11111't N1LlL'1I1Il. S 1 1 5 1 1 1 3 1 Yew S1-2 First Row: 61111111 Nillvs, N11111'x' I111'1l1111, C111111 List1-1', S2lIll1l'il 1,2lll1, 112lI'll1lll' c1AlI'C1lI0l', C1ll'01l' NY1'st1-11 1'1111111i1- X111s1's, A1111 x1klI't1ll, -1l'1lll1ll' NVi111i11s1111, BLlI'1721l'1l 1'11tt111's1111. S1-1-111111 How: -1111111 111m'1111111. :x117L'l't 8111111111 N111111-11 Sw1111s1111. ,-X11111- SL'1llI11Z, 11C'1lt'L'L'2l x1L'.'x1l'l'l', lS111111i1- 17118 l111'i11s. c112ll'kl 1111l1i11g, 511511111111 IJUXY1S, S11l'I'1'j' Young, l'11111111'11 1'1ll1'lll2lll, Cary 1111l1111. '1'11i1'11 Row: 11111111111 c11'il11ilIll, 111111111111 E11141-11. 11i1'1111r11 K1111tz, Louis 131-1'11t111111'1'. 11111111111 1,111-11. N1111111's 111111111111 IK11111-rl NY111x11. 1,1's1i1- 1'11'11111-111111. 1:l'2lIl1i 111151-1114opf, l111ss1-11 S111g1111. 37 mth Grade U-3 lfirsl Row: lfyullum lA'XN'i5. l.Ul'l'ilillQ' Haxuln, l'ml'lml'a1 Zulu-r, Caryl Billll4'I', Kathy VIQIIUIIIPSUII. Claris Nlyx-rx, ,loam Kilfllll, -lnyw' l.imn'rl. HlllN'l'lil Hull. lJillI'il'iil l,L'NilI'1lH. Hcunnl Huw: KIJIIIIKW lhmymlslmu, .Xxnnllw-xx' Kmalvll. Xvfllilllll l'm1'lusu-lx. klllllllllll lInspuclal1'. QIEITHIXII YVITIUII, XIVIUIII Ii.1cl4m-xin-lu. Cflnrixlim- l'nlyLuxxski. l':llXXllI'il l'ricm', llzlxill lmggm-tl. -lzum-x I,2llllIL'I'll1llIQII, 'Hlirml Row: Uznvicl Kirin-mfr. Iicrlmwl Smilvy, nlllllllll Ilm-vlx, l'fcll'im'k KUl'I'llf'l4. liulu-rl llugluw. ,IUIIII LAWS XKIHIIIIII l.mn. 1-1-u1'gv C.urlwIy'. Xlissing: Qluyu- Xlguvlliu. sr 'wi 5 ,,1fQ+f' U--I lfirsl Row: l,imlau lim-Hnill. Klly SIIIIQHHS, l'1ll'llllUl' lim-kwa-ll, Nancy xYilllll'lk. Kzlllllm-I1 ICIILIIBII. lms Xlaxy, lim-ily XHPII. XIilI'll'lll' XIZIY. Slllillllll' Sinlvlu-illlvi', lllllj' Y:ll'kcm'sLi, l SPCUIICI Huw: XYAIU-1' UW:-11. l,anxl11-In-v lim-L. -Iulm I,l'lilIlllll. l,illll'l'Hil f:1lI'ilIll'l'. Ill-I4-n l,iSl. Nauluy Slvvlv. lallricll Xl.ll'liII, Iiitu xx-2lNKI'fyIlNlxll. Cllurial l iNlll'I'. 4l1lllll'5 SIIRIIIIIUH, liulw-rt XV-lxln. lylllllllll Hl'llL'illlx, ljlllllllil Diylmgut Third Row: Ihrlwvrl Higgs-, Huy llxnm-m'lM vluwplu Sillllllli. liirllallxl Sllllivaul. llnviml Smith. VIQIIUIIILIS SIXCIHIIVICI 12+-urgw Sh-iulmuulm. llqnrryl IA-wie, lialrry' HHH., liolu-rl lla-111'ic'll. xvillilllll Kulfvr. 38 lu llll inih Grade U-5 First How: Sully Sonligny, Dianini- 'lk-1-tsl-ll, ,loan Cikoski, Edna Blau-k, Mt-Iissu Entrcss, Ronda Gigliutti Clvixiltliin' Bova, -luaiiim' lhisst-tto, Nancy SCll2ll-l'l', Elaine- Morsv. Second Huw: liunzild Douglas, Kim Bmcly. vlznnvs Coldlmt-li, -Ioamn Noonan, Curnl josvplis, Billtlbllfkl Solmivrzilslxi Xliiiiimwii Craig. Connie Colson, liolxcrt Ilurtigam, Frvd Grimm, Tlimnus Ryan. Third Huw: Cary Paige: BTIICU Cluilws, ,lily Nlilj'llUl'l'j', -lulm Coiirlvy. -lklL'li 'llll01'llil1ll'T, David Row, Rohm-rt Klo- lf f 371 T-117' ..Z C, Tr' Z: TC ?i ,A N... iq 1 :- 'T :P A V Y E' hr' lf Il 1 :Q ,Z ., CT' ft MW .WN M .1 S-1 First Row: Susan Cmwfuid. l3z11'lm1'n Coync, Carol CL-tinski, Cuulcllzi Lux, Hollis NIL-idvr, Clivryl Paul, Pmm-lu lA'tllll', Dinnv Svntiicr, Nlziry xllIl'1'LIV, Lindn -lcnics. Second How: liolu-rt Gull, llOg'l'l' Di-nk, liolmcrt Clark, Vit-tor Climit-mln, l'zn'ry Axim-lis, Ili-lmiuli Slllilllilf, Ilmmilm-ii xvlI1ll'l'. Scott Korcling. Clizirlvs Pct:-rsoii, Clmrlt-s Cziiwlm-i', liiclmul xV2llflll'l'. Tliird Row: Pt-tm-i' XYi4lowitz, 'Vlimnais Kording. .Iauncs YVa1g114'I'. C4-o1'g5v Bl'lNli'I', Howard PiiHii-r, Rolwrt lSlll'Sl'y ,lun limwt-i', liolmc-rt lDOlIglllSS, Ruluvrt l,a1ii1pvi'Ski. Missing: liclxx'z1rcl Crmv. Tlimnns Hornvr. 39 Eighth Grade Vi-2 First How: l51ll'Ilill l Salrllm-11 -llllllll Xlzry1'l', ltllzl IQTIIIN. IXilfllL'I'lllK' liulfillg. Yin-lm'ia1 l3mlu.l1', liUs4'lll:11'y Km-p I ' I '41, .Xl.lll.l llilllll. ljlllllfl IDUILIIJIY. NUVIIIRI Ill'll. ltrlllll lll'l4lIlilll. CCUIIKI Huw: Iulm Ile-plim-, ill:-1:11 Slvwurl, lJl'IlIliS U'll1'i1-lu, lillllti llitlxlllilll. Sm- Slulmlus. Nllllkf' llulllu. llulli, 5111 . -qr ., mu: K.1m,m um lillillug. KAIIJIIQN Nullcl, Iimmlcl XXIIQIIILI. Hlclmnl C.l.ll1.m1, Ihxlml QANIIIJII. l'lli1'll Row: Denim! l.4-ilxwu. Hilfllllillll Sulllnimli. liulu-rl c:IliSI4'l', Cla-ul'gv Slvvlx. Xvilliillll XYilsm1. Cllzlrlvs Noll' llmmnx lumix lllllx Blllllil XYillilm illillllll lmlf 'cr ll 1 Z5 'I 'x - . - A ', z'lx1'. i v S-I3 First lin I E QM ' 2 ' J' 5 w: -Iny1'4- lA'IIIIl1lll, BQlI'llilI'Al K1'lIllIllt'l', Dizlm- l'm'lLmin'h. Lillmlal 'I'lliln'. llvlwlal Carlson. Xlilffllil XYyss- , , . , . , . . H Alum- lixltlu-1'Im'ml, IVIIIQ lll111h'l'. I.l114l11 AlIIlIIll'I', lAlll'lL'lil I.l yd. Svc-mul Row: xyillilllll SXXl'1'Ill'f'. Iicmulcl I':llXX1lI'll9. 'l'lmma1s Quiglm-y. lirmaml Colm Xlury Inu lll'lllIillQ1'l'. Sauulra lime: Illlhlll kuxllsl l un XYuI1'su1u liicllml lD1C'sn1m lfllk 91 km lUIl'llIl'lll Y 'lia- N .L- .,.l-V 1X.u',. ..Xx. Iqllifll llmv:A lim XIUIINUIIIK, Nllylllllllll Cm: Hrmlu'l'l l':n'L. lialvicl I.:-wis, Ihvlu-fl I ur1'c'sl. liulu-ri l'12lHQl'l'll. IH-lm-1 I.1'a-wlulml l nx Xlissing: .la N runny. lclxxaml lm-Um, Iu.111 Stn-ck Iulm XXIIIIIUIA. 41 J Seventh Grade T-1 Fi1's1R11w: 1Ji11111- DilIl1Q1L'f1'. 111111111 Kuulz, C111-1'y1 X11'NVi11i11111s, Sllllllllll' C1-y1-1'. 1'111l'll 1J11i11'y. 1'1-11115 511111111-11s, 141111111 N11-1311w1'11, 1311111111 Xlyvrs, S1lSilI1 NV1-11s, BLl1'1J2ll4ll ci17Y1. Second Row: F1'2lll1i Hllttllll, El1XYllI'l1 C1111111'i11g11, 1101111141 XV01fl'2llll, 1111111 fXl1'si11g, 1Ji11111- Casio. 111'st1'1' 11lll'l'1ll'11 S11s1111 B1'111'111'11. N1l1I'11j'll H1-11111113 1111111111 1J1'1Jt1111'1', 1111111111 C1'1111g11, -11151-p11 N1i1S1il'XV, 1011- A1111111's1111. 'l'11ir11 Row: 13111111111 H1'i111, 1111ss1'11 LllL'1i. C1C01'QL' Goo111'i11g1-. 111111111111 1'11tt1-1's1111, 11111111111 St11sk11, A111111 1111111- 111111g11, 1111-1111111 Fvlvgy, BI1-rry St1-1-11', 1111111-rt E111'111st, 111111111111 xVL'Sft'I'l11L1I1, 1111w111'11 Xl111's1'. 1 , 5 . 1 3 - i 1 'E 1 A A 2 1 5 1 ' A Q 1 1 2 an .. 1 1 A A 1 7-2 First Row: 131-v1'1'1x' K11111111, C111111 111111, Klllllj' lA'l'k'1I, Phyllis H1-111-1111. .1L'ilIl 110111. 51151111 C111'1s1111, 13111'11111'11 151111, c12ll'U1 Nv211t1l1'l'5, f11ll'01 C1111t111', N11111-5' XV1lQ11t'l'. S1'c1m11 Row: 131-1111is 111133 1'1I'2Il11i 1'11g11111'. K111'1'11 .I111111i11Qm. 111111111111 11ilI'1hl'1l, X'll11'l'1L' H1111-1', 111111111 ll1'11t11111, .l21Ill'1 N11'S111'11. L1111is1' N11111,Qi1'ri. 111111111 L1-wis, 5111111111 Cvig1-r, 11111'1'i1't XVil1'lll'l', 1111xs1-11 131ll'tl'll11, 11llll1'S 1,2lll1. '1'11i1'11 Row: l'111w111'11 S1illlg111l'I', ,121ll1L'S E1lll0l'l', C1111 r111lllI1l'll1Jilllll1, NYi11i11111 S1-1-11. 1111-1111111 St11l'lA1il'1. x11L'1lllK'1 NL'1'S1l2lIIl, I121l'l'y XI1111-14111. 1'1l'1lIl1'i 1311111-111, NVi11i11111 f1llIl1I1l, 1CC1XY2lI'l1 XYl'1'Ill'1', N11114li11 11111-kxw-11. -I11l111 1.1-11111. Missing: 13111111111 x1lll'l'2ly 41 Seventh Grade -1 it 5 1 'I F1151 Row: f1i111ll'l'1l11' '1'1lI'1ii'l'. K2111UlTL' K2lllS1l10i'S, Kz11'1111 1,31l'14t'l'. 1,1111'ici11 11lllll'lJL'1i. Nllllkf' Cargo, X 111x 111-1-L1-11. A1111-1111:-1i111' 1Ii11i111'11, .11lL'1llll'11Ill' 151'11cr', 5111111-3' Uvsc-11111p. V111l'il 1XIz11'ti11. 1-111111 How: 111l'1l1ll'l1 NY111mvski, c11'l'2UI'j' Xlusvs, c111lll'1l'S 1AlllK1l'l'1D2lllQ1l, f12l11 MUC1111, N11l1'j' 1411115 S Nlll XN111t111'1', 112lI'1lA!1'll 11IIl11K'I', Yi1'gi11i11 111111. C111'111 1':1g1', 1JU111'1L1 S10jlllll, C11-orgv XY1111'r:1111, A11111 S111 11111 Row: .11li'1x Xv11111l', XVLIXI 7 11' Ni111's. NYi11i11111 1311-111. 1111-1111111 1111vi1111111. 11111111115 c10lll'1l'Y. '1'111111111s 111 111111115 1111111'r1s. 121-urgv 13l'11S'7I1. 1111111 110110, Umm- x12ll'S1lLl11. 11t1H1U1T 1-111311 Student Kennett .'X111y SIXJIISOITL1 by Mrs. 11101 Piltl'1L'1i, t11c Illll1Ol' SfllC10l1f v . 14111111-11 govm-1'11c-11 thc -11111101 11ig11. T110 L-01111011 spo11so1'4'c1 1111 11l1t1l' l1llIlL'i'S QIIIK1 011101 social f1111cti011s. By t11c'i1' VV1101C-1ll'1ll'fCC1 111141 1-11t1111si11stic CU0l7l'I'klt10l1 thcy I-JITIYUC1 f11l'll1Sl'1YL'S 111110 101111018 111- t11v 1-1l1IIl'0. 1,l't'S1l1L'II1 11111 BOVL1StO11 Vim' 1'1'1'sic11'11t Etta Lyons Sl'Cl'l'fil1'f' K11t11y E11g1is11 r1'l'l'1lSl1l'1'l' Di1111111- 'Il-vtsvll UnderEla5s Capers t' s 4 Nm 111 ,.o 'M, 3 1' x A25 ' 'L 'S 3 'Q .- .P S KH. ig ' E 3 EI El 51 49' 'Q' gr M Urqanizatiuns Anthem Under the guidance of Mrs. Virginia K. Appel the editors and the staff members of this yearls Anthem worked hard and enthusiastically to publish one of Brentwood's finest histories. NVe strove to give Brentwood a yearbook long to be remembered. Co-Editors Arlene Koegler, David Bay Typing Nancy Farmerie. editor, Senior Section Susan Bergholz, editorg Cm-Ol Cmlg' Katlml llrltscll' Nlaryann Arnoni, Mary Ellen Bauer, Barbara Beggs. Nancy jo Hall, Carol llancock, Sally Maybury, Carol Nolte, Amelia VVeber, Sam Zattiero Features Elaine Limburg, editorg Charlotte Clark, Robert Darling. Sandra jennings. Audrey Lied. Iulia Thomas Sports ltobert Casiorowski, editorg Paul Elphinstone, Philip Moses, Bill Priore, Cordon Takacs Organizations Cracia Venetos, editorg .Ioan Atwell, jean Barker, Judith Franz, Janice Morse, Betsy Naidenoil. Peggy Stanford. Dean Trent Art and Layout jim Harford, editorg .lack Diemer, Barbara Hagerling, Al O'Connell, Craig Peden, john Theiler, Jim Vickless Und:-relassmen Marian Riley, editorg Patricia Fearer, Dan Ileadrick, Linda llunter. Kathy Macsurak. Marilyn McCartney, Ioyce Bobinson, Dave Ross Jeanne Cargotta. Dorothy Huber. Elaine Suchan Circulation Nancy Appel. Bob Burger. editors, Faye Allen, john Ball. Arlene Batchelor, joe Battist. joe Bilotta, Bon Butchlev. Mike Fisher. llarold Gardner. Bernie Cigliotti, Dolores Craner. Carole Henkowsky, Judy Iloellein. Mary jane Hurley, Ken Koerner. Maria Lo Bianco. Emily Luck. jack lNIontgomery, Lois Nesbitt. .lean Owen, Marianne Patterson. jim Phelan, Ronald Rowe, Della Segar. Margie Shea. Fred Verno, Iohn XVilkinson. Nick Vitale Advertising . Afvilltttl' Coleman, editorg Connie Callaghan, Ray Covato, Bobbie Ehland. Tom Miller. janet Randall, Pamela Scott. Bob Shannon, Richard Sherwin, Margie VVestell, Ed Young, lay Zoler Proofreader hlary Leggett Photography Alan Lewis, editorg Ray Tessmer Minaret The Minaret Big Three and staff were responsible for nine publications this year. At the annual Minaret Banquet held in May, award pins were given to the outstanding journalist. The 1958-59 editors were also announced at this time. Sponsor for the Minaret was Mr. Richard V. Allshouse. Managing Editor ,. Make-up Editor Business Manager News Editor .. . . . ,, Amelia Weber Barbara Beggs Janice Morse . .... .. Jay Thomas Feature Editor .. ,. ,. .. A , Sally Maybury Sports Co-Editors , . .. Jeanne Gargotta, Judy Hoellein Advertising Manager , ., . ,. ..,,. . ...,.. Janet Randall Exchange Editor ., . .... . . . ., Carol Nolte Assistant Exchange Editor .. ,..i . , ,i,. Linda Rupert Promotion-Circulation Managers ..i.. Joyce Robinson, Editorial Board Photographer ,. Art Editor Copy Reader . Typist ,.,,,..... .,.... Faculty Advisor Carole Henkowsky Kathy F ritsch Carol Hancock Barbara Daugherty Carol Jackson Ruthie Matthews Jackie Miller Arlene Batchelor Linda Crow Charlotte Clark Connie Justice Kathy Reber .. .. Jay Thomas, Carolyn Lewis, Sta 47 Jeannette Martire . . Richard Williams Barbara Hagerling ., . Mary Ellen Bauer Barbara Davie Mr. Richard V. Allshouse if Judy Franz Pat F earer Audrey Lied Annette Klingensmith Sandy Jennings Jim Harford Sue Shakely Xenia Kundrat Dianne Teetsell Lynne Crosby Sue Souligny atiunal Honor Smiiet 'l'hm- National llonor Son-ivty comliictvcl its installation 01-11-- IIIOIIB' ut an ussc-nihly for tha- school. Mc-nihcrship in this socivty' is onc' of thv highvst honors For high school stncivnts. Thc initi- ntvs wcrc- svicctccl on thx' husis of Chill'ilCfl'I', scholarship, icudcr- ship and scwicc. embers Nana-v Appr-I, Mary Elh-n Banc-r, BiIl'b2ll'll Boggs, lncr, Julia Thomas, Crucial Vvnctos, svnio1's1 Snzznnn' lim-rgholz, Hohcrt Bnrgcr. Nuncv Jana' Carol Crawford, Linda Crow, Barham Davis. Faxrlm-1'ic', lJiltI'iL'iLl F01l1'l'l', -Ivan Ann Curgottn, Suzanne Dcutcnhcrg, Carolyn L1-wis. Snsun Iannvs llalrford, Marv Lvggvtt, Carol Noltv. Daw- Slmkuly, JHCQIIUIYII Tvctscll. juniors. f id Raw, Niuriun liilc-S, Flhlinc- Snchun, llnv Toss- 48 Future Teachers el America 'Ilu' I . 'lf A. consists ul lmys uml girls ilmh-wstccl in lac-c1m1i11g ll'AlL'll0l'S. l1I'K'5lClt'lll liolmvrl Burgvr xxllll tln- ilNxl9llllIl'l' nf Xlrs, NkllIL'j' Xlllllgllll tllvy XVUIAL' sllown tlu- va1l'io11x Vim- l'rcsicl4'11i , Nivlx Vilallv mls ul' tl-Qu-Iling :xml wlml wfmlcl lu- 4-xpc-c-h-ml of tlwm in mllvgv. Sl'L'I'i'lill'f' BilI'll1ll'll Ilalgvrliml 'l1l'L'llNlll't'1' xlilfj' Lvggl-ll lln- Stlulm-Ill clUlllll'll. lllllll'l' ilu- sllpc'l'x'isiu11 uf Xliss Elizallwlln A. Cnr- l7l'l'Sllll'Ill llulwll lilll'Ql'l' Lmnn, In-lpl-ml gmvrn ilu- wlmul guul ntl:-mptccl to sulvv any pmlmla-ms that Yin-cl l'rcsiclc11t juclitll Xlillvr llllllll llI'l5l' in ilu' sluclm-nl lmmly. 'I'Iu- llIl'i'llll2S xxvu' nth-l1cl4-cl lvy Llll 1-lwtl-ml SL'Cl'l'fill'y cll'ilL'l2l Vvm-lux all lvgallm- l-I'lllll ululn llUIlH'l'UlHll in tln- SL'lllUI' lligll. 'llu' social ll1Ilt'tl0llS lwlcl lllI'l'2lSlll'l'l' Xlikv llmtlllvl' ln tlu- umm-il ws-1'v ilu- Smmlsalll :mal Lll.lt'l4-Qllllll' ll2llIL'l'S. 49 Senior Ehoii? Uuclvr tlw clircctiou of Xlr. Ross L. Munn this svlc'ctc'cl group practice-cl during tlw au-tiritivs pn-riod cvory Nlouduv mud Tucs- ciuy. Tlu-5' pz1i'tic-ipzltvd in thx- Thanksgiving Program. flu' Christ- IIHIS fiilllfllfil, tlu' l'illSil'l' l'rogr1un, :uid thc' Spring Fvstivzil. HU is Glee Club Dil'c'c'l1-ci by Xlr. Ross I.. Xluuu. tin' Boys. Ulm' Club snug all thi- Christluus Progrzuu, Iiustvr Pl'l'ivOl'lIlklllCl'. and Spring lfvstivail as wvli us thc-ir own spvcizil ussvlubly. Thi- group was cmnpusvcl ui' sophmumv. junior amd svnior boys. 50 Girls' llliurus Performing in the Christmas Cantata, Easter Performance, and Spring Festival. the Girls, Chorus sang their Way into the hearts of the people. The group was directed by Ross L. Munn and consisted of tenth, eleventh. and twelfth grade girls. Junior Chair The Iunior Choir, consisting of girls from the seventh and eighth grades, practiced faithfully after school every Tuesday and Thursday the fine music We heard at the Christmas Cantata and the Spring Festival. The choir this year was under the direc- tion of Mrs. Sheila Unrah. 51 I? Af' 1 ga. zw. , ,A 45' A' 5 V. A X, , 'fy las., Lflikiw .. HN , KL! q. ., . gn 'U K M .- f ., N w vX e+ 6 si- NX XFX my X1 N X MQ X Q E 4, Wi XR as V Q- ,- . New 'Nm' i,,,?T'2Q A X xgx w Q - . X - . ,-Qmwimg5 - 4 - 'W .zgw .su 1 ' X T4 -1 ggK5fxXQQFF2 wwf Qi' I. 1 Q W Sw V W. it 5. . .. S V Wax' Qaxx H 'vga ami N Marching Hand The Marching Band worked tirelessly last summer and after school to dis- play the Wonderful half-time performances they presented to the spectators. They also played at pep assemblies. Memorial and V eteranls Day parades under the direction of John S. Ruinbarger. David Hay served as head drillmaster with Diane Peterson, Howard Theilman, and Phil NVysocki as his assistants. Their trip to Harrisburg last July Was a highlight in band member's memories. Majureiies Sally Maybury, head majorette, along with Judith Lewis, Xenia Kundrat. Shirley Lantzy, Melana Radosevich, Joyce Linnert, Carol Lister, and Donaleen Winter performed at football games, parades, and assemblies. Under the direc- tion of Mr. John S. Rumbarger the Spartanettes did fascinating specialtv num- bers at the Musicale of 158. 5:3 Show Band rlllll' lIi'XVll' c11'g1111im-cl Slum liunl, llllllK'l' tlu' llllllltlllll ol 4Ic1l111 S. li1l111l1z11'gc'1'. pmcticvcl llz1itl1f11lly cvcry Tllursclaly c 11111 111-tivitivs pc-riocl. lt cr111sistccl of tlu- first amd SOC0llLl L-111s 1 l'llL'll i11st1'11111v11tz1l lAillIlllV. Tlwy plalvvcl for all 11ssv111l11cs tlw S1-11io1' Class Play. I 'QT S H1UlNlUHlE Band rlllll' Ii1'v11twoml High SQ-l1o0l Sy111pl1o11ic Bllllll. clirutcc wx -lfbllll S. 1llllIll32lI'gl'l'. 1X'I'llOl'I11l'Cl ut tl1v Spring Fcstixul 21116 1 IllK'llCK'lI1Ullf. 'l'l1c-y 11-l1m-111'sc-cl tl11'cc timvs ll won-k cluring lou pvriocl 111z1ki11g flllxll' 11111111a1l lXI11sic11lv plus tl1:-ir otlwr 1-ml IX , 111v111n1'11l1lv l1igl1ligl1ts of '57-'58 St11clc'11t Bz111clla-a1clv1' Sl'CI'C'till'y .-Xssist1111t Sl'Cl't'f2lI'V I,il11'z11'i1111 Diane PUtl'l'S0ll Nancy Appel Illcly Xlillcr l3m'l1z11'z1 lyilllglllxfff' Varsity Cheerleaders Under the sponsorship of Miss lean Angst, captain Kathy Reber and her squad: Jeannette Martire. Linda Howells, Carole Yagello, Susan Ranallo, Nancy Kissock and substitute, Barbara Io Carletto, practiced tirelessly last summer and every day after school to perfect techniques to arouse our schools spirit at pep assemblies. football games and basketball games. clunier High Cheerleaders c'Gol Gol Goin was one of the familiar cheers of the peppy junior cheerleaders, sponsored by Miss lean M. Angst. The girls helped to create more and better school spirit in the junior High School. The squad consists of Sally Souliguy, captain, Diane Teetscll, Ioan Cikoski, Sandy Paul. Carol Cetinski. Susan Craw- ford and Pamela Leone. 55 G.!X L. IIN- C-urls .Xtlllvtlc IICRIQQIIU. IIIIQIUI' tlw spmlsorslnp of Xlrs fllllill' livll. lwlcl il SllCCl'SSflll aitvr gzunc clam-1' and il Ililyfidi' rlilll' llllilitillllkll IUVIIIQII fvaltllwcl k'Cfilldv1'1'Ilz1 us its main Hwlm' anvil llu' LIRIIICQ' was ll IIICIIIOIIIIHIC' om: l'1'm'siclc'nt Luis Nvsbitf Yin' l'rvsicl1'nt f:l'2lCi1l Yvlwtus S1'Cl'l'tlll'f llomtlw llulma-1' 'l1I't'1lSlll'l'I' Cllu11'lottv Clark 2 5 :Qi ' 3 ? 1 . 1 ' 5 M- 3 ,S u ? . . A ,Q ' H A . ' f . . 13' I 1 I , 4, l .. . S A N Y ' g , , ,. ji f y ' 9 '53 , , . , A.. AQ 4, KU t ,V A U: K Q i -L3 sf X ' ' 4 ' 1: . H V Y .QQ 'f 5 - ' X ' ' , Q. f ' Q: ' ' K , 0 'yf l j k , 'V J - f we -' f fr 'V , 1? ' -, . ,113 11 Y5Teen5 'I'Iu- II Y-'l'c'vlls, SlJUllSUl'l'll lux' Xlrs. Cflnirv H1-ll. took part in ilu- aumuanl livcognltlmn Sl'l'YICl'. haul lllllllf' llltK'I'CStIllj.f spvqxkmw lll'Q,'2llliZ1'll il ruuml robin l72lSki'fh2lH tvzun amd lwlnl il fylII'iSfll pzzrlxy l'1'c'siclvlut IMQIIIL' PK'll'l'SUll Yicc' Pl't'SiCli'IIf Susan Divhl St'L'I'l'fLll'X' Limlu llowvlls 'l'1'c'11sll1'm'1' Hllfll Nlutlwws 56 1U Y-Teens Tlw 10 1-Ten-ns. uclvisc-cl by Mrs. Ze-lclzl Comms, lwlcl an ammu- 1l RCCOglllt10ll Scrvicc- and ll Christmas party. All in ull, it was 1 vvzlr of great fun amd lricnclsllip. R 1 1'1'0siclent Betli YVelu'l0 Vicc Prcsiclvnt Virginia Ivc-5' Sccrvtmy Nancy S0011 'T1'f321Slll'01' x1ill'ilfJl1 Nc-vin 9 Y-Teens Tlw 9 Y-Tvvus. clircctecl by Mrs. K2ltl1L'1'y'Il ljOIl0l1IlU, lwlcl il p21l'tV 011 DCxCl'I11lJL'l' 1-1. 1957 for the chilclrvn at St. Pauls Ur- Jlmlmffc. Takinff mrt in thc- zmnuul Rm-oqnitiou Sc-1'x'ic-c also 51 n Q ., lmifflm-11 lmtccl tllc vvurs afwmlu. H L . F' Presiclcnt Elaiuc Xlorsv Vicv P1'0SlCl0Ill Sally Souligny SGCI'0lf2ll'5' Slllkllllll' Siclclwixm-1' Tl'Ll2lSll1'tll' . , A ,. Iucly Yurlcowski 57 alli Club 'l'ln- ilisviiwimi ul ln11tlic'im1lic'z1l topics was thi- purposv ul llu- Nlzitli C.li1lv. spuiusoiwl ln' Nlrs. xllllf ltcluiiziiu. .Xt valcli iiwvt- inglli1'c'c'wtiicln'iiis plzumzwl tllc- piwmgiuiiii. ,Xiiioug llivsi' wmv llii' im- ul tlwsliclc'rulc'z1ilclcullviilils. Tllm-c'l1ilfsp1irposm'istu liuxfvl' iiilc-rvst in alll lluzillic-iiiufics. Pi'4'sicli'lll Sum' llvrgliolx Sl'i'l'l'l1ll'y Bill Clmulricli Photograph Klub llmlvi' lliv clirc-L-limi ol' Xlr. blolm ll. lfxuiis tlw lJllUfl1Ql'llIJllN cllllll mvl in l'1'QIIlill'lX' sclivrliilvcl lallm pi-rimls, A-XII iiwiiilwiis stucliwcl flux liiiiclzilliviifails ul 13llUl0Ql'ilPlIN', Wliic-li illk'lllil1'il Iilm mlm-x'1'lrrpim'lit zuirl printing amcl villairgiilg pic'fili'c'S. Prc'siclc-nt Alun Lcwis Vic-ii l'i'i'siclm-nt lliCll2ll'Kl NVilliums St'l'I'l'lill'Y-VllI'f'2lSllI'1'I' .l2lCfll1l'lillU Tm-tsvll 53 Business Education Club The main purpose of the Business Club is to give the incin- bers 21 better understanding of the business World. It also teaches them etiquette and prepares the girls for sec1'etarial jobs. This Work is done under the sponsorship of Miss Elizabeth A. Corcoran. liivestmsnt Club Acquainting young people with the buying and selling of stocks and other business details is thc purpose of the Investment Club. Sponsored by Mr. VVillia1n P. Douglass, the club bought two shares of Gulf Oil Stock. President . . . . , . Cordon Takacs Vice President .. Sue Deutenberg Secretary . . . , Connie Callaghan Treasurer . ,. , Indy Franz 59 Lralis lgluh Y H Iln- IHIIIAIJHSQ' ul tlns c-lulm IS to lII'Q,'i' ilu- lmvs lu l1l'IIl ' Ill llIt'Il' . . .H lmlmlmw lrwm llmm-. Uzilu tlw In-Ip ul Xlr. lmlrl I. lXllllllS :mal Xlr. -Izmir-s li. Xlm-uns ilu-x' wvlxl nlmlv tu wurlx llmvir prulmlx-ms nut. Junior Hi-Y Lmmstlng ul sm-xvlntll. 4-lglltll. Quail mntln gmclv lmysl ilu- -Illlllilll lli-Y was 5pllIlS0l'l'Cl lmy Xlr, lluclolpll S. lll'llQ'Q1'llI1lIl. 5ll'l'llQllll'lllIlQ lmocllvs. clvw-loplllg wm-slnp ol Curl. llllil working lugvtlu-r lm' Al lwttvr l'UlllIllllllllX' :xml Ll Iwttf-r wnrlcl am- ZIIIIOIIQ ilu' :mms nl tllls cwgzxulfglllml. I'rs-simlvnt Dau' XX'z11'114-1' Yin' l'1'4'sirlm'lnt Uma llK'IlL'l1lli S1'c'l'c'lnry-'l'l'1'1lsll1'm' In-s Hmm-llc-111 lil! -'iw .4 . If r .w , 1 V H: 1, 5' fl . K ., 1 3 vl L l L l Q I Lf V J , X3 ll W 1 1- J fl VV ll 1 ll Q . I Suu flf fp QXYit.l1'Zjl1vl ussigtalllc-4 Cf Nlbp. Sullllwfl E. IDc'l30l'l'lf5 fly: S0l.l11Ll Sllllfld iuypju-tgzcl lnovivs and sliclc-sjill'itlml class, romnd. 'lfhvy plagftfcl rflm-o1'ds zlllqlglcblnn-lqxtgfll tlmfx p11lmliQ5l1'clcl1'csfl gs'v5tmn ustfcl ut oyfr glcfllcis. A fl f' -f - U Hr, Q Rf-A V l -A ' J i - A ' -' XL -uf U 5 sk i M Q55 L i 'J 'id . ' N. l-lall Squad The principal cluty' of the lmll squad was to Illlllllflllll Ul'Cli'l' and clisciplim' in the lullls and to kccp tlu' lIl'21lPllC luoving smootln- ly. X111 Iolm ll. EVQIIIS. the sponsor. was alwalvs uvuilalmlm- to lwlp C'ill'l'Y out the-sv clutif-s. V 61 French Klub Umlvr tlu- lvnclm-l'sluip of llivsirlcllt .lay Tllomzls, Yin- Prcsi- mlm-nt lfrum-is Kloss. Sl'Cl'0fllI'f' jun-kin' 'll-vtscl. .incl rlwl'l'1lSlll'l'l' Cc-orgv NIL-Xlillam thi- clulm ll'l1l'Ill'll cl0llYl'l'SiltlUll11l FI'l'llCll. Thi-y won' zultliorilvcl klllll lwlpvcl lmy Xliss llzllwi' fl11lIll7lN'll. Spanigli Club UIlllf'l' tllv clirc-ction of Nliss Dolorcs Spzmo tlic- Spanish Club was lormvcl in orclcr to lC'11l'I'l songs. customs amcl to furtlim' tlu- knowlvclgc- ol thc- lungliugc. The oific-ers are as follows: PM-sidcnt Iamcs Goodwin V ice Prcsiclcnt Robert Rimmcl SL-crctury . Diane Rich Trf-zlsnm-1' Hobs-rt Boclnzn' 62 Lilirar Eluli The Library Club. consisting of girls who willingly gave up their study hulls to work in the lil31'l11'Y. wus under the direction of Miss Ruth Lidstone. The decorations seen in the lihrury were only one of the many services the girls performed. Binding par- ties were also held. Their biggest social event of the year was 11 Christmas Party. President Patricizi Feurer Vice President Amelia NVelJer Secretary-Treasurer Diane Shorr German Club The objective of this club was to further the students' under- President Diane Peterson standing of the lunguzrge. Customs, and people. It was made up Vice President Virginia Ivey ol' 40 students directed by Mrs. Bertha Tallerico. Secretary-Treusurer Beth YVeln'le 63 Jiiiiioi Pied H1055 -X 111-xx' group this yl'lll', tht- 11111i11 pilrposc of this Ofgllllililtillll als to hc' of si'1'x'iL-1' to tht- XvCtl'l'11l1Sw llospitzlls 111111 otlwr 11c'c'ch' IllSt co1111sc'lh114 Nauwy' JXIJIJPI this chlh Clld0i1V0l'l'll to bllilll hvttvl' rc'- l1tim111s lN'tNX'l'K'lI child1'e-11 of .'XlIN'l'iL'll und othm-1' hmds. l'1'm'sicl1'11t 150111111 IJOIIQIUS Yin-11 l'1'vsich'11t Cha11'h-s Saicllci' SK'L'l'l'lLll'y Etta l.vo11s Vl'I'0llSlll'l'I4 1-Xh111z1 Pcclmi Ji. High Scieiiue Club lfussil h1111ti11g was Ulll' of tho lllkllly proji-cts of thc' jr. High SCil'IlL'i' Chih. 114-wh' h11'11'1L'd this f't'ill'. This c-huh, spo11so1'vcl hy X111 -ILIXIICS A. I5m1w1111111. L-oilsistvd of sc'vv11th illlfl 1-ighth g1'z1clc1's Xt tlll'il' 111cvti11gs tht- lll1'llIlR'l'S sam' 111r1x'ivs 111111 shcivs amd pm' 'Ul'llll'll 0XDL'1'illlClIfS. lJI'l'SidC'Ilt David Lewis Vic-c P11-siclc-11t Robert Douglass SUCH'filly-'l'I'l'llSlll'l'l' 1 Ba1'hz11'a Kc'111mlc1' 64 .' it11tio11s. Ulldltl' tht- Q'IliClllllCl' of Hrs. NIL1l'jOl'il' Stl'lldll1llll :mtl The Christmas Program On llvcclnbcr 12, 1957 Brvntwoods traditional Christmas pageant again ox- prvsscd the scasonis good wishes to thv L-ntirv community. Crvat praise is due to Mr. Ross L. Munn, the choral director. Zacharias . Mary , Joseph Angel Gabriel Thrc-0 Kings Shcphcrds . Angel Host CAST , . Danny Headrick . , Mary Ellen Bauer . ,. David Trudel . ,. Marilyn McCartney . ,. ., Joseph Battist. Dean Trent, Cfilig Pc-'don . .. ..,. ,.,,.. . ....... . A ,. Richard Sherwin, Robert Rimmel, Robert Casiorowski ., ,.,.... ..,. , . , The Ensmnhlv Senior lilass Pla .lim Anderson Xlargaret Anderson Betty Anderson Kathy Anderson Bud Anderson Ralph Patty , Rillllllllll .. -lanie Father Knows Best by Edward james Qadapted by Kristin Sergelj was presented on April 25th hy the Seniors of 1958. Mrs. Virginia K. Appel, Mrs. Virginia Shew and Miss Elizabeth Cor- coran directed the play with assistance from student director Nancy Appel. Following the example of the television series. this hilarious comedy proved that Father does know best! East Ed Young -y .lane Fkll'lllC1'll' Carol Nolte Susan Bergholx Wlalter Coleman . -laek Fulton ,Ieanie Gargotta .. Pam Scott -lucly Hoellein Repair Man Nlr. Brinkworth Otlieer johnson Bud's Friend Xlrs. VVemhley Nlrs. jones , , Xlrs. XVoolsey Perkins , llay 'I'essuner . Boll Darling Holm Casiorowslci jim llarford lilaine Suehan Charlotte Clark Joyce llohinson Dorothy Hnlmer Cafeteria Staff 'Hu' stuff. ln-aclm-cl by Nlrs. Hostel' C. Molllor und uidvd iw Nlrs. Emnm . ,. . . , 1 . Dunlap, Nlrv, Ihllmllm l'I'lCkl', Nlrs. Ida llvlcl, Mrs. Nllllllll' llotz and Mrs. lussu- XYRllIiStl'llfl1ll'l, wmwkvcl Illllll to givc' thc' students IlOllI'iSllillfl,' and uppvtizing IIIIICIIKW. liustodiams Um' custodians, Carl livinlmrt, .lose-ph Flosnik and Frum-is Gg11'wx' am- 11-- spmnsilmlc- for km-ping thc' school m-at, clwul and propcrlv lu-utvd. NV4- 4-xtvml our :lpprc-ciutimn for thc' grvat july thvy haw- clone. 68 U Wm .E . 65, X ... K r . 1 ,Q 3 lf v 'r ,4 I 1 ' L 5 I 1 ,uf V: - N' xx G., ln. ' Ewa 1-.1 . 0 Athletilis . 5 P Moons T001' ETZI 'W Gs I s 'J , . f If MAGS '70 CC C. cc C Cc C, CCC Cc C, C LCCC, c CC Q. LC C. QCLC wesvv BOB I LCC QC QE 4 Cc Q pr , Vi 1 M .fifif-T1-'fi-771 PW' 0 N 'CK LETTE X K :11 ,:, .5 FLASH 21 J I C K wp, cgi , TT 7 'ww ff 461 N 0 1 ,s 9 K 4 C UTCH 9 . , X .5 -N Q wuuw Ga AFFE TOM W 7 ,i , F 4. mfg . A Q,:..V.q Abn. b GAz Pa-au. '76 RAY Football On August 18 the Brentwood football team embarked on their best season in four years. Under the new guidance of George Badosevich, who was ably aided by james Trovato and Sam Diaconis, the gridders started their rugged training grind. The high spots of the year were the MacDonald and Avalon games. Co-captains Paul Elphinstone and Dave Trudel led the team to its first victory in three years over MacDonald and later defeated Avalon. The Spartans scored 13 touchdowns this year, 7 better than last year. The team is going to feel the loss of the Seniors who are graduating. They are Dave Trudel, Dave Westerman, Paul Elpbinstone, Bill Priore, jack Fulton, Walter Coleman, Rich Ranallo, Gordon Takacs, Bob Burger, Ray Covato, and Nick Vitale. 72 Highlights B H S Opposition Sept. 13 6 32 Baldwin CAD First half had them guessing Sept 20 0 24 Carrick QHQ Breaks tell! Game Raiders got 'em Sept 27 0 34 Quaker Valley Spartans drop third Oct. 4 X X Bellevue QAQ Flu bug proves to be victor Oct. 11 31 6 McDonald KID School spirit skyrocketed Oct. 18 G 25 Homestead QAQ Homestead is still out of our class Oct. 25 12 33 Moon QI-U XVe put up a good fight Nov. 1 25 6 Avalon Spartans strike again Nov. 8 0 20 Dormont QHQ Faithful till the last 73 Basketball XVith tht- vxpvrivncc of four returning lcttcrmvn thc Spartans won 7 ol' thvir first 9 gznnvs, hut the-y were dt-alt ll svrions hlow whcn Hon llllfCllll'y, who lust your svt il school rccorcl for total points, was cluclnrccl ina-ligihlc-. Tha- 7 gannc-s they had won Wt-rc forfeited. The toznn started into lvugut- play with an 0-9 rccorcl hut playvcl r01na11'kalvly Wvll nnclvr tho ll1lllCllCilp, vntling the season with 7 wins and 15 losses. llvntl couch, XVilliznn P. Douglass, and assistant couch, Iznncs Trovato. strc-ssm-cl tvznn work and flllKlilll10lltillS with thc' boys. Tho gl'llCllli1tl011 of lc-ttvrnwn Paul Elphinstonv, John VVilkinson, Bob Darling, and Holm Bnrgvr will lx- gn-utly fclt in next YUQIIRS lint'-up. Returning lcttorlnvn HTL' Chuck Nurvin, Conv Nicholson, Ed Millvr, and Al l1ilXVtl1CI'. 74 Sports Highlights Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood NON LEAGUE GAMES 57 Bellevue Not quite enough 55 Avalon Spartans get first victory 75 Carrick No match for our Sp utrns 50 Langley City Champs proved to be too much Brentwood. . . .. .. 65 McDon lld Last weekis loss didnit throw us Brentwood .. .. ,.,, . 58 Carrick VVe did it again Brentwood . .... 73 Bridgeville Everyone played 'the gam Brentwood .. . . .. 42 Plum Township Schmidtyls five didnlt have quite enough Brentwood .. . . .. . .64 Shady Side Spartans ruin the Academyls winning stieik Brentwood .. . 37 N. Braddock We just werenit on th it night Brentwood . 78 Plum Township Too close for comfort Brentwood . . .. . .69 Chartieis Too much country club LEAGUE GAMES Brentwood . 55 Carnegie Spartans tally first league xictolx Brentwood . .. . .42 Clark . Brentwood Doomed by oveitimm . . . 47 Baldwin Butchleyis loss huit Brentwood .. 43 Crafton Second loss in league pl IV Brentwood , 51 Bethel Brentwood hack in W. P I A L lace Brentwood . . .59 Carnegie Tartans were out cllssed Brentwood .. 67 Clark . YVe got our revtngc Brentwood .. . 50 Baldwin Fouls told game Brentwood.. . .73 Crafton Cougers prove too tough for Sp utans Brentwood . 62 Bethel Season ends with a hang lfruss Euuntr 1 . , 1' .. x . . l llus X1 ll sf mss C Ulllllll hum ll lclcl 'lu Qlllildllkt ol C ihllll nlgglzlss c-lnimrwl twu wins out ul'tl14-irsix lIIl'i'tS -lnlm XYill4in- I.2lSl'IlIUl.M'lllll'lJ1lL'l'lOl'llll'llllll-ClllilSllllS SOLISOII. iimnsiflvr- .N . , lllff llu sm ul tlu' Slllllltl. tlu- V:-uncl 1cum1pl1sllvcl tlus vc'11'n-'111 ln vmxlrlwlnclm-cl. llu- tm-zuns L'mnpc't1'cl ilQ:lllIlS . m t lllls Ywu' wvrv: C ummlmurwf, c,i'llll ll clillllllllll XxlllxIllSlDlll'4 , llupc-wvll .-Q rs NOl'lll ,.. .,.k Xllvgllvluy. aulcl 'llnvlm' qXlclm'Lliu'. Tlmsc- Ullflllllg lvilus xulm scniors, Iulm Xxllllillwllll. Holy Darling. Hull clLlSl0l'UXX'Slxl, Tum I ll'lxl'l' amcl Ilan' ll'SSllll'l'. Otllz-rs Vilflllllg lvttvrs xxvw soplm- :mm-s Hula Xlllllllllilll annul Ilan' ICS lin' ll l'1l Hn' li 1'4- HH' lim' 1 1 Ilwulwllllll fwnfsun lllIlII'lF!i lllXYUlNl lllNK't7llll utxwml ntxmml lllNYtIUil lIlXXHUil ll! -lil :S -7 IT S32 .Ugg T6 In 14111411 lslumf lo C'vnlr'1l . 1 28 XYlllxlllSl3lll'Q SS llol wxwll lUI'llI Xllwfllvllx ull Inxlur Xlcl .-Q 1-1'clic'c' Track This yearls track squad depends on returning lettermen- Dave Trudel, David Westerman, Gordon Takacs, Bob Gasiorow- ski, Bill Beile, Bob Bimmel, Richard Brown, and Phil Moses. There are some good prospects coming up from the lower grades this year. Especially George Steinbaugh shows great promise as a sprinter and will prove a great asset. This yearls team, although it has eight returning lettermen, feels the loss of last yearls graduates. The team is under the guidance of track coach, Rudolph Bruggeman, field coach, Donald Anderson, and track manager, Elwood Lamp. 77 YQ. 'I if Y'- J N Wsxkrx xx 83 hh Junior Varsii Basketball Tlio junior Varsity tczuii, coaclicd by James Trovuto, had an Oven scal- soii of ll wins zuicl ll lossvs. Tliis rc-coral was cluc to tlic lossvs of Ed Nlillor anal Al liZlVVtl1i'l' wlio wort' move-cl up to varsity towards tliv 4-nd of tlw soasoii. Nvxt ya-z11 s varsity can look forWau'cl to tliv scrviccs of Louie Dc- Nzirclo. Holi llimmvl. Boli Brown zuicl Bill VVilsoii. .luiiiar High Basketball This wars twun. couclivcl by Nlr. Ct-orgc Rucloscvicli, has il rm-cord of 6 wins and 3 losscs in lr-argue play. Tliv team was spzirkz-cl by its liigli st-oror, Boll Ilcnricli, wlio will prolxulmly move all tliv way up to varsity ncxt scuson. Nvxt yours junior Varsity can expect thc scrvicvs of lvttormvn Iolm Lawson, C:-orgo Stvinlizuigli, Barry Huff, -lim Slwmioii and Dave' XVolll' Ilvnricli will also rvcvivc' liis lottcr. 80 K ,J 2,. Mr. D. C. Allen Mrs. Virginia Appel Mr. and Mrs C. P. Arnoni Mr. and Mrs. James W. Askins Mr. and Mrs Clifford Atwell Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Ball Mr. and Mrs. James Barker Mr. and Mrs D. C. Batchelor Mr. and Mrs A. M. Battist Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bauer Mr. and Mrs Earl E. Beggs Mr. and Mrs Arthur C. Bergholz Mrs. A. Bilotta Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Boltz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Burger Mr. and Mrs Butchley Mr.and Mrs. James Callaghan Mr. and Mrs Howard Clark Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coleman Mr. and Mrs Anthony Covato Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Devlin Mr . and Mrs. John K. Diemer Mrs. Helen M. Ehland Mr. and Mrs Paul Elphinstone Mr. and Mrs William F. Farmerie Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fearer Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Franz Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fritsch Mr. and Mrs Wayne D. Fulton Mr. and Mrs Harold F. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. John Gargotta Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Gasiorowski Mrs. J. Giambelluca Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gigliotti Mr. and Mrs Joseph G. Graner Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hagerling Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hall Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hancock Rev. and Mrs. James L. Harford Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Headrick Mr. and Mrs. John Henkowsky Mrs D. R. Hoellein Mr. and Mrs. George Huber Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A. Hunter Mrs Anne B. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. F.. Jennings Mrs Fred Kloss Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. 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SOUTH HILLS DECORATING QUALITY 4125 Brownsville Rd. , Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Furniture Carpets Appliances Tuxedo 2-3090 1529 Brownsville Rd. Wallpapel- A1-tisfs Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Paints Supplies BRENTWOOD PHARMACY ALBERT J. MERTZ, R.P. Phone Tu 1-1500 Expert Prescription Service Free Delivery SZSIH Green Stamps AL,S CASH MARKET Food and Dairy Products 3767 Brownsville Road Tu 1-1541 EXPERT TV-RADIO REPAIR SCHAMINC SERVICE 3522 Brownsville Rd. Phone Tu 1-1221 Compliments of WALTER MESING Compliments of P A R K S H O E S Whitehall Terrace Shopping Center For Your Beauty Needs CHARLES BEAUTY SHOPPE Tu 4-1800 3608 Brownsville Rd. We Carry Revlon Products ' f 7 ff'-7-feyffw 1' 'j..fwg..l'Z'! M 7'L'7D' f 1ZZW77M wMQW5Z7' 'O' - . Asso ' M4534-f ' Pj .www Mazza Eg-:QL , ,c ,Www Lgim 04,41 llfQ LZZQ,,W.4aw BIZOWHSVQIC R , ,V jomwffjddwdyw ' , wwf-fafffff www -fa MMC ,yy ww 'J 5 'ff ' 11:46:27 I ure avin ' fifoilgagglgfrfi N-1,079 1 ,,0u.44,A-'0 0'--40-5 0 K I I ' - , I , 4 XQAJ 7! . 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Q I Q THE GRADUATING CLASS OF BRENTWOOD HIGH 3 95 MQLULZWQ A W CQQZQQ n A-'ffifff-'V-ff-' !b6,e,c? GL! UL Ng,a-64. W QWWMWW1 wff twig ix., Lau, ' Sa7wVff'b4'aiM-!76d 'U,A!M fMWWW xcycgggf a..,GP.AD ING CLASS OF 14,00 my E g at the End of the Car Loop pm, Ky GLMJ 9 Tu 2-5188 Appliances BRENTWOOD ELECTRIC CO. 2819 Brownsville Road Brentwood. Pa. WHITEHALL BOWLING ALLEYS in NVhiteha11 Center Open Bowling on Saturdays and Sundays WHITEHALL FLORAL The Unusual in Flowcrsl' joseph Kohler, Ir. 4123 Brownsville Rd. Pittsl J111 ' gh 27, Pa. Tuxedo 1-4500 Compliments of the GG A N Cv Class of JOHN H. SLATER AND SONS Herbert W. Slater John H. Slater BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 58v 1 r , 1 ,H 1. A 1 n -r ' 4 L. L ' I gy 1 L J . 1 v 1 N' 1 , Lf , L 11 V . A 1 V M. x 6 . fu -I v ' 'bww Cond Liick C101-dkI'21tll12lt10l1S 1, . ilu N. , xy to the 1 A A 9' bs: 1 Class of 1958 , L ' SOUTH HILLS AUTO PARTS COMPANY 327-31 Brownsvillv Road Pittslmrglm 10, P11 Mt. 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