Dormont High School - Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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JANUARY SENIORS Martha Leigh Giles Taci turn studlous ou standing features or the Dormomtor are dif ferent she delights in playing practical yoke on herself ane Godard Wel dressed reserved class treasurer an honor student attractixe seems to prefer yellow for ane We predict success Albert Holand Frequent ly seen trying to win an argument an hair out of his eves Betts Walson Still an other member of the clarinet trio Betts fate apparent is being a roller skating instructor or a certain somebody john Shearer It took u four year to find out what an excellent and able piano player ohn really is Mary Stipech Mary has shown herself to be a commercial student no little ability and a true blue friend Blanche Newell 'Xny girl w o is interested learning, of the latct syle in fraternity jewelry referred to Blanehe Betty Scanlon Peppy populir we predit euiny l e frm actre ometimc or may e the mi tot of the Nuy Charles Green Charle rightfully deserxe hi sthol a tie honors l his t mates or utee It itt Audrey Russell XV hen dunmutixc Audrey east her beautiful orbs on us tremors thrill our beings a Pcnrod would say Margaret Agnew rc quently seen getting ad for the Dormonitor .1 a yen toward gardeners petite friendly fate 1 doing other people work Dorothy Shades Dot ha ong been famed for her wit her ability to play the xiolin and her loxe of sports , , , ' t- h ' . in ' . . . f ' ' s qt . . i l l , , . i i l M twill 'bi ai 1 ous iff b rr. Q G A ii d Si' ti...k1eizx.'tli' attempting . . . to keep his well wishes of all his class' ' ' . s sszP'. U O ' ' . , . f M, 5 t U I ... I s I . A F , - 5 ...hi 0 0 . . . of s I . . -

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Dorothy Gremer Doro thy has one ambxtlon to learn to keep from hlttmg the floor snttxng down or the wall standxng up Thomas Davis Good natured christened Chalky by hx c a s mates and Mr Sheets easily dlstmguxshed by hns coppery hanr Thelma Dailey Peppy popular excels ln cheerleadnng excellent dancer friendly can honestly say t at there are more at home Barbara McPherson ar bara was w1th Us or such a short txme ut there were few of u who became well acquainted with er Edward Lorna The Class predicts that Ed wlll become famous as a pamter of fine pxcrures or hrs frxend some day Lloyd Scott Thls 1 the other half of the brother ac who frequently repre sented hxs class ln student councxl JANUARY SENIORS Karl Wendt Aml!l!l0Lls to be a designer dxctator or wearer of style rlght clothes for men or per haps women Eleanor Boyd Pleasant actnve natural blond always wxlhng help out hopes to be come a famous mtenor decorator Blanr Wakefneld another member of the clarinet tno Blaxr ls frequently seen bemg hauled to school ln a green coupe Esther Conaway re quently seen at all the dances each time with a different date lovable sweet tempered always ta tefully dressed Margaret Taylor re quently seen arnvlng ate wnth Hilda greatest need a bus to get her to school on txme Lnlllan Snefsky Dnmmu txve dainty resembles jean Harlow ra m soft modulated tones excels m walkxng tmy feet jumpxng rope . . . . ...likeher. . ' 'HB' ...F' hv s . 0 . . .. lksl