Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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.

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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.