Dormont High School - Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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NAME PORTER, LORRAINE RAPAPORT, JOE REICHMAN, TED ROGERS, JEAN SANDORA, JOE SCHLUETER, DOROTHY SMITH, CHARLES SMITH, GEORGE STAGER, FLORENCE STEUERNAGEL, RAY VAUSE, JIM XVAGENER, BILL WILLIAMS, GLORIA ZEBIQR, RUTH ANN C, 1. , aff' .-1. 9 ASSET Beautiful Hand- writing Mount Lebanon Girl Friend Friendliness Charm Plus Muscles Boyfriend with New Car DeMolay Pin Being Our C. P. fAlso the Very Best One? Wardrobe Sale's Ability Personality Plus Musical Ability Cute Looks Blond Hair O ALLERGIC TO Talking Certain Nick Name Being Serious Anybody That Can't Rumba Student Council Commercial Law Consistency in His Choice of Dates Being Called a Pet Peeve Small Fellows On A Date Driving Carefully Gossiping Females Being Called Toscannini Teasings About Hermie After All This Time Going to Bed Early WHERE FOUND FEAR With Jane Any Dance Floor Roaming the Halls Raiding the Icebox Triangle Market Room 117 Wfith Some Girl In Front of the Cottage Cottage In a Car With Hollis Band Room Lodge Writing to Jack Not Getting a Letter Automatic Dish Dryer In Cafeteria Not Owning His Own Plane Walking Home From The Lantern Report Cards Studying Going Steady Another Bawling Out Not Dressing Right for 21 Special Occasion Sinking Ships Hair cuts Band Uniforms Getting Wet When It Rains Having Too Much to Do All at One Time Working Too Hard

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Y NAME KIEEER, BETTE LARSON, WALT LAURIN, THURSTON LUTZ, OWEN MARIANI, JULIE MCPEAKE, JEAN MCXVADE, FRANK MONTGOMERY, JANE MOORE, GORDON MORELAND, BILL MORTON, ALICE NEUNER, DOROTHY f, PHILLIPS, PHYLLIS PHIPPS, DICK ASSET Clothes and Looks Swedish Descent Oldsmobile Gavel Pretty Hair Costume Jewelry Overdoseof Intelligence Femininity Frankness Best Shoulders Money Can Buy Wittiness B in English Brother George Handsome Looks And Wardrobe ALLERGIC TO Noise Being Called Parson Anyone Else in the Car Noisy Assemblies Straight Hair After a Rain Dates With Local High School Fellows Flighty Females Open Windows In Room 118 Non-Naive Questions Girls Listening to Dave Competition With Frank Spanish Recitations Teasings About M. A. fAnd we don't mean his MotherJ XVHERE FOUND With Dobbins Mead's Cowboying Behind a Trumpet With Audrey Talking to Betty In the Middle of A Book With Lorraine Dormonitor Room Outside Mead's G.A.C. Meetings XVater Cooler W'aiting for Cora Driving Around FEAR Not Getting a Job After Graduation Another Washing- ton Trip Not Getting the Car Draft Of Messy Makeup Not Being Dressed Neatly Flirtatious Females Waiting Too Long for Lorraine Missing a Meal Walking to School Working Mr. Snyder Really Fix- ing a Date for Her A Spanish Speaking job Not Having an Answer Back

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Sept Sept. 3 CALENDAR FOR 1941-42 --Seniors patiently say nothing as the wide-eyed F r e s h i e s come stumbling in. 4-Another little kid comes stum- bling in. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 3-No girls in the hall. 8-He left for the navy-Gene. 17-Mary and Dave attend Mt. Leb- anon game??? 29-Bill CMr. Hydeh Walker gets Sept. 5-It's only W'ade Sankey-recuper- false tgeth. ating from his vacation. Mar' 6-Band Concert. SQPI 15-Miss Hughes Comes- Mar. 15-Holly met Susie cMt. Leb. Sept. 16-No boys in the halls anymore. T,N,T,p Oct. 9-February class still ocupies space. Mar' 19-Blackout game, Oct. 14-FFRD pledge t0 keep C1855 I'iI1gS- Mar. 20-All the boys have black eyes and Oct. 17-Charlotte on scavenger hunt. bruises. Oct. 21- Hitler Jeffries breaks pact. . Mar. 30-Bill Walker gets a hair Cut. Oct. 27-Malal-key happy- Apr. 2-Seniors leave for Washington. Nov. 12..Pau1a arrives tgday. Apr. 4-Kids in Washington had a gay Nov. 15-Hankison dressed up. night' i Nov. 19-Anderson's speaking today. API' 15-Magfkliy Works one mght at Nov. 26-Charlotte still on scavenger hunt. A 24-E lc lson S' Dec. 4-Diddy has a new tie. Pr' ass P ay' , . Apr. 27-Holly falls into assembly. . Dec. 11-Girls dance at lunch. May 4-Measles. W of the class absent. Dec. 14-George got a date! I Dec. 21-Are you still looking for some- May 7-Alveno Ray at Stanley - A of thing Shorty? the class absent. jan. 9-Prom and class day. May 18-Saw 3 1319 f0daYl Jan. 10--Lindy sprouts tails at the Wil- May 19-OOPS! Only Pres- Muffay with liarn Penn. a brush cut. jan. 12-February class in a coma, june May 14-15-V2lI'iCfiCS- C1355 Carries on- May 29-Prom and Class Day. lan- 25-Charlotte Still hunting- june 8-Commencement - So long kidsg Feb. 2-Mr. Skelton back. see you in the army! CLASS WILL OF THE FEBRUARY CLASS This, Students, is a writing which expresses futurity in the second and third persons, and which we hope you will appreciate and cherish for the remainder of your six or seven more years in high school. In case you underclass children do not fully comprehend or grasp the full significance of the preceding paragraph, we shall endeavo: fhard as it may bel to break it down to your level. WC'hich is going mighty low.J This h9fe'S Whaflfha Call H Will, HH, yOu Can see what we're gonna leave ya: by learnin' ta read as soon as possibull. To The Faculty-We leave them bemoaning the loss of the best Senior A Class to pass through D.H.S. To The Freshmen-We leave this bit of ad vice, grow a little in wisdom, grow a little in experience, BUT for goodness sake just grow a little. To The Sophomores-We leave them glad, that at last they're actually growing up, out of the baby stage. To The Juniors--We leave them still chasing around after all their latest dates and heart-throbs. To The Senior B's-We leave our fine record of achievements for them to try and live up to, thereby, making themselves the second best class to ever graduate from D.H.S.