George E Westinghouse High School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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STATEROOM 320 Seaworthy Skippers OUR CREW WISHES YOU A PLEASANT VOYAGE ARY ysterious HRISTINE harming UTH adiant AXWELL eritorious ALTER ell-bred OMINIC aring ATTI E erry OBERT oguish UNE olly ARY odest LAN musing RANK rank YRON ild DA ndustrious RANK air LBERTA ffectionate ARY annerly ETTY eaming ARTHA odern ELLEGRINO eppy LBAUGH ffable AUTERBACH oyal CCALPIN anly ACOB oyful ILEO auntless AYMON BPPY OOD himsical ORN ELIUS onsiderate VOYNAN agnanimous ANSER alkative RANATA rand ULKLEY right ANSOSTI ociable ASTERMONICO usical LEXANDER CtiVB HUER actful RENNAN elievable RENCH ascinating E231 DWARD nergetic ARGARET eritorious H ESTER urious ARTHA elodious ILLIAM itty UANITA ovial ILLIAM ell-groomed NNE miable LORIA enerous ELEN earty E0 ikeable INNIE using LSIE Iegant ELLINGTON inning ILES asterful EIGH ively LARENCE areful ARION oderate ALVATORE pirited AGER outhful OLLUCI apable ITTINGS enial Avis elightful cCOULLUM ischievous HO MAS rustworthy OLPE ivid OFMEISTER onest ETRILLI opular CCREA ethodical RENNEN enign DWARDS arnest ABATASSO unny LLEN ' dmirable cKENZIE irthful OLLINS areful RADLEY oyish OYA L eserved ENTURINO ivacious

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S'rA'rERooM 301 When Our Ships Come In Captain. . . . . . . .RICHARD BURTON First Mate .... Purser . . . Samuel Adams .... Mary Amato .... Leah Ball ....... John Battiste .... Readus Bell ...... Mary Bolen ........ Anthony Bonomo. . . Carl Bonomo ....... Emma Booher .... Ruth Brown .... Dick Burton .... Andrew Cecere .... Dorothy Craig ..... Gloria D'Alfonso .... Paul Di Stasi ....... Richard Donofrio ..... Henry Etheridge .... Doris Getz ......... Howard Getz ....... Virginia Hennessey .... Ruth Hieber ....... William Higgins .... Gerald Horsley .... Thelma Hutchins. . . jerry jones ....... Howard Kuhns. . . . . . .HENRY ETHERIDGE . . . . . . .RUTH HIEBER ....................globe trotter . . . . . . . . . . .j. P. Morgan's secretary . . . . .director of community activities .............printerin the U. S.Mint . . . . . .crepes suzette expert at the Waldorf . . . . . .Pittsburgh's most fashionable modiste . . . .figure expert at the Union Trust Company . . . . .Piccolo Pete of the N. Y. Philharmonic . . . . .head nurse at the West Penn Hospital ... . . . . . . . . . . .aid to the underprivileged . . . . . . . . . . . . . .a second Pro Burton .... . . . . . . . .U. S. diplomat to Germany . . . .laboratory technician for Westinghouse . . . . . . . . .teacher of English at Duquesne . . . .ambassador to the Court of St. fames . . . . . . . . . .photographer for The Press . . . . . . . . .physician at the Mayo Clinic . . . .corporation lawyer for and L. ....................Petty'sprotege . . . . . . . . .librarian at Carnegie Library . . . . . .private secretary to Darryl Zanuck .. , . . . . . . . . .television expert for N. B. C. . . . .president of Horsley Furniture Company . . . . . . . . .manager of Hutchins' Tea Room ....................minister ofthe Gospel ... . . . . . . ...director of Kuhn's Funeral Home Louis Martin ....... .... c oncert-master for the Pittsburgh Symphony Pat McDonough .... Samuel Mosley .... Louis Nese ..... Victor Noel ..... Donald Over ....... Peggy Pierce ....... Rudolph Reinheimer .... Lydia Shento ....... Esther Shullman .... Edward Smith .... ......................FullerBrushsalesman . . . . .head of the Mosley Contracting Company .........machinist for Ford Motor Company . . . . . . . .electrician for Bell Telephone Company . . . . .teacher at Carnegie Institute of Technology ........................world-known pianist ace for Uncle Sam ...................secretary to the President ........................secretary to the Mayor . . .certified public accountant for the Government Dave Spangler ...... .......... A ttorney General for the Government Marian Thompson. . Walter Wright ...... . . .......,......................concert pianist .music instructor at the Sherwood Music School GLORIA D,ALFONSO, ANDREW CECERE i221 Nissan. L A bi -R ..4. Q.. su... J... ......1Ahi.L:::4:m.- .. -.. 5.1- ..a....'A1-. t...:'f.ilh:smg.- ..'LeA... 9'-J-li

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Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. N ov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. ,I an. J an. Jan. J an. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 22: Sbip's Log Time of sailing: 8:45, September 4, 1940 2: Labor Day Cplenty nightworkj 17: Constitution Day Cprogram in auditoriuml 25: Senior ring order Clast chance ahoyj 26: First 12A class meeting QHenry Etheridge presidingj 27: First 12B class meeting QBob Rodden elected Presidentj 28: Football Season opens: Altoona away Clost a hard fought battlej 10: Allderdice here fvisitors bring majorettesg we won: we beat the Dragons 8 out of 9 yearsl 18: Schenley away four team is red hot, da dal eleventh time we whipped Schenley in twenty-one yearsl 23: 12A-12B Dance C'Pompton Turnpike in its primej 28: Commencement tryouts Cspeakers elected were Lydia Shento, Nora Jayne Bailey, Grace Boyle, Norman Osmundsen, and Bert Pollockl 30: Ha11owe'en fgoblins raged, students rang doorbells, and nightwork was untouchedj 1: Peabody away Cwe lost: what a lucky pass won't doj 5: Election Day Cstudents vote just like regular grown-upsJ 5-11: American Education Week Cit's good to go to school in Americal 8: South away fwe lost: in nineteen years South beat us twicej ll 12 12-18: Book Week Ccollect magazines and books for hospitalsj 14: Parents' Night fwhen the truth does hurtl 15: South Hills here fwe won: in twenty-one years we were city champs 7 times, co-champs once, and section champs three timesj : Armistice Day Chope the next one will get here in a hurryj : Pageant of America Cbugler hit a sour onelj 22: Senior Dance Cno 12B's allowed: seventeenth consecutive year we won city Gymnastic Championshipj 27: Thanksgiving Play Cno air raids in Americaj 28, 29, 30-1: Thanksgiving holidays ftwo turkeys in every potj 4: Football Banquet Cfellows got their just desertsj 13: 12A-12B game CA's won 6 to 0 in last minute of playj 17: Shoe Fund Dance Qany ol' shoesj 24-Jan. 1: Christmas Vacation Qhome with the milkmanj 6: Athletic awards Cmore and more chenillesj 8: Senior Day Cnew 12A class wore green and white ribbonsj 20: Inauguration Day fthe First third term in historyj Stunt Day Cstudents, who were never suspected of such activity, sangl 2: Ground Hog Day Cevidently the animal didn't see his shadowj 11: 12A Dance Cno orchestra: record crowdl 13: Federal Symphony Cgee! the cello playersj 14: St. Va1entine's Day Clovers have twenty-four hours to tell her that you carel 17: First senior ring order Cone more to gol i241