Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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

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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.

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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