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

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Carolyn Sottile. . Lois Erikson .... Phyllis Kerzesky. . . Eileen Kohlhepp Norman North ........ Ruth Panish .... Louis Spera ..... Don Rhule ..... Cesidio Martini. Ann Piviclore. . . Betty Todd ..... Eileen Pearson. . Marie Ferraro .... . Paul Mazzei .... Bobby Amen. . . Bobby Russell. . Dick Naccaratti. Julia Watkins. . . Theresa Russo. . Gene Cavelli .... Dolly Nlascaro. . Frank Diamond. Mable Rodgers. Zelda Walker. . . Lowell Jordan .... Oscar Vaughn. . . Tony Sosso ..... Ralph Koss ..... Violet DiOrio. . . Phil Muse ...... Bill Monheim. . . Vincent Febraro. Vincent Zummo. Rita Folgarelli. . Marion Battiste. Fort Johnson WHAT THEY DO ON LEAVE . . . . . . . . . . .thinking up kinks for coiffures .....flying up to Alaska Cwe wonder why?J .... . . . . . . . . . .singing along in shorthand . ........................... out to get a man? airplanes .coaching the kid sister on how to wolf in ten easy lessons .............doingajinejobasleaderofthe Y.M.C.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . .listening to Gene Krupa records it . . . .reading up on how to be the perfect secretary ......................oozing with personality . . . . . . . . . . . .fiddling while the neighbors burn . . . . . . . . . . . . .learning how to be the perfect home maker .........................attending testimonial dinners couldn't get leave: is now in the brig for being A.W.0.L. ia wolf on the loosej . . . . . . ........................ a second wolf on the loose third wolf on the loose .. . . .catching up in correspondence with the army round town ....being an artist lnot for Esquire J . . . . .hoofiing it in one of the night-spots . . . . .speeding around in his new convertible .. . .collecting a few Glenn Miller records not forgetting Chattanooga Choo-Choo ....collecting autographs and pictures of movie stars beingagood scout .designing a little honeymoon cottage . . . .heading the sport center of the U. S. 0. . . . .still pursuing his hobby of singing .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .thrilling to The Press novels . . . . . . . . . . . .struggling to build up a good baseball team . . . .playing every pinball machine in sight and then some . . . .chewing gum and wanting to know what time it is . . . . . . . . . .squinting at Esquire to determine what the well-dressed wolf will wear in 1942 . . . .burning up shoeleather on a dance floor .....beatin' out rhythm on a typewriter EILEEN KOHLHEPP RUTH PANISH E251

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. v E. s ' 'fs zfwtf, Q lt P 2 P If ll i. W t I: Et' General Major . Colonel Mary Beresky ..... Burton Butker ..... Bill Chiavaroli ..... Carmela Conte ..... Anne Dunston ..... Herman Easler .... Theresa Howard .... Carolyn Howe .... Bernice johnson .... Peg Krause ....... Gerry Krogan ..... Jim Ladeda ..... Rose Leone ....... Margaret Martin . . . Elizabeth Martini. . . Emma Mason ..... James Rose ....... Foster Renn ....... Clarence Rosswog. . . Bob Schliecher ..... Helen Smith ....... DeWitt Tate ...... Sara Jane Tomer. . . Victor Wahl ..... Albert Wein ....... Marie Williams ..... Wilhelmina. Wright. . Betty Masqaro ...... Catherine Cummings Julia Zitelli ........... Dave Harris .......... Martin McDonough William James ...... Florence Bernard. . . Katie Etheridge ..... William Reilly ..... Helen Thornhill . . . l l 1 Fort Sharp BETWEEN DRILLS E241 ..........Albert Wein . . . .Foster Renn ....Burt on Butker .ringing latest hit tunes . . . . . . . . . . .latest jitterbug routines . . . .just one dime for The Bulletin business before pleasure ................yiddler's'mus1c . . . . . . . . .tinkering with machines . . .numerous laboratory experiment ................miniature piano easy to get along with . . . . .Stanley stage shows . . . . . . . . . .passion for food . . . . .worn basketball uniform . . . .fondness for the Pirates salesgirl . '.i't2Q,iig' ... . . . . . .type budgets up with the boys in tr-ig .... . . . . . .wears out text books ............two point kid .. . .hinally made the grade ...............class play femme .................roller-skating fan . . . .only boy on make-up committee ...................letters to Bob ................quiet zone the fate of all Bulldogs . . . ......... amateur comedian . ..... . .......... . ..... likes to sew likes to go dancing at Kingsley House designs with an eye for Hollywood . . . . . . . . . . . . ..jitterbug is the thing ..................six-man football ...................types .......catches up on his naps ..............ne'ver says a word ....the ei 'ght fifty-seven member ...........rhyme and rhythm . . . .could she be noisy? BURTON Btrrxx-:R EMMA MASON rvmng ., W. rf.- .-,, .

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8:45 9:00 10:20 11:25 11:45 12:00 1:00 1:10 1:25 2:00 2:10 2:15 2:20 2:30 2:45 3:00 Fort Hunter ORDER FOR THE DAY p Fatigue Call--Color boys. Donald Earl still thought he was on his vaca- tion, for he forgot to get the flag out: so Fort Hunter saluted The Flag That Wasn't There! Ray Capone is now serving in the guard house, because he forgot that Glamour was the pass word when caught by Guard Hulda Lau who was serving on the Tardy Squad. We find listed in the casualties West Virginia hillbilly, Snooky Di Sanza, who fell on his head during Fatigue Call. Exercise period for Sara Carr, the drum majorette. What a promotion for a cheer leader! u For future army cooks only-Ruth Printz has a hard time filling up in senior foods: Pauline Boone spills-everything: Lena Carmosina keeps an eye on the salads: Emma Morsillo copies recipes. Mess! john Hulbert and Anthony Zitelli rush to get seven plates of beans only todfind Ed Dellaquila while serving on K. P. sampled too much of the foo . After dinner mints and a big smile for Sam Petrucci. Janet Cotter says laughs in law class are her best digestive aids. Henrietta Harney is improving the signs in the Mess Hall: Keep elbows off the table. Don't eat your soup with a fork. Domenic Palumbo gives his orders for the afternoon, Girls shall wear dresses to Mess Hall. I Ign review! Bill Poland takes time out to push the waves in his hair. Joe Tornese in his own designed uniform consisting of green coat, tie and handkerchief to match, brown pants. Mary Macripo likes to design new uniforms for the girls. Buck Private john Barone, the fastest mail carrier in the fort, has just sought James Montgomery, Giagio Checcio and Walter Williams to use as carrier pigeons while Harry McClelland does the sponsoring. June Seitz wishes chemistry period were overg Pat Klingensmith and Sherlene Hill .go into consultation over possible facial repair which Marlin Oles watches with open-eyed wonder. Mary Douglass wonders why a swimming pool had to be built in barracks while Jane Shaffer enjoys the study period. The result of two many library fines: Arthur Johnson in the Guard House looking through the bars laughing as he sees Ed Claitman dodging objects for practicing The Bee on his violin. In the barracks Betty Schwab and Janet Smith are jitterbugging around to, We Are In The Army Now, while Albert Mehring sits with his head down dreaming of something far off. Another hard working day is over so Mary Lemme and Lena Masterber- dino take their roller skates to spend an evening at the rink. JUNE SEITZ PAULINE Boom: E261 T' 'gg i:-vfba' .rf-i'-.I reg.- ..-,,,,.... H, - . - -E 4,-ang- ,- -4