Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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.

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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

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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.