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

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I E X 4 ' ' Ts t if X755 5 x X . -fx! g,,- xii , I , 5 A xiy KX-J. Q -. .Qi 'Qi' xy-. D' E ' IX 1 5? ff- .X,, K .Nix xx gx lv QQ X, ' N g ,x 2- TE R5 kv ' c.-W 5, y 1--x -Xl x LZ, ' Xl T F ' X fV 0 R R , -MIX'-.Q ,y V 1' . K is Z W, W ,W 3 Ji ,X F QV Y ml YW Wy ' AWAWW ' 'l ,V 27' ,fyvvff NA! W E 1 ' 777 'f 2q'7wWiQ' SKETCHBOGK 1968 ' Westinghouse High School Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Volume LIII Reflections of '68 . . . An empty corridor . . . ten past two . . . a student waiting by a doorway . . N stage light mirroring shadowy figures in the bell of a bass horn . . . a classroom viewed through glass . . . reflections recorded by the lens of a camera . . . images multiplied . . . a pattern established . . . the progression of time . . . reflections remembered Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION 8a FACULTY 4 STUDENT LIFE 18 ORGANIZATIONS 8L ACTIVITIES 30 SPORTS 52 JUNIORS 70 SENIORS 78 ADS 85 PATRONS 121 N9 Y, Y Mg R? F 3 M 4 ,, , xi Xxx -L R . Q, 6. dA 33 Faculty 8z Administration OUR PRINCIPAL It has been said that school days are a preparation for adult life. This is partly true because school days themselves are an important part of life. Of course, they are also a preparation, just as every part of life is a preparation for the next stage of life, but school days are important for their own sake. Since life is not always exciting or thrilling, it should not be surprising that your life at Westinghouse had some dull moments. What is important is that your life in school has a good many interesting moments and that it teaches us something at every stage. There are some students and teachers whom you did not get to know well and who will be only acquaintances. There are some whom you get to know very well and who will be your permanent friends as long as you live. There were some subjects taught you which made little impression upon you, but some subjects influenced your mind and will be a permanent part of your thinking. Those friendships which were founded here and those subjects which impressed you will help make all of your life worthy of the noblest ideals. Q7 A gs... ' xx : Q . ,.Q:h .. .. t .. -A L 15? if .s Q Q --A' ' A- Q' .mk. hhhh . .- r, I If t N 1 - Mr. Anthony J. Hughes, Grade8 VICE PRINCIPALS Midyear marked an administrative change at Westinghouse when Mrs. Helen Faison was appointed principal of Fifth Avenue High School and Mr. William Fisher became vice principal for grades ll-12. After her graduation, Mrs. Faison taught English and served as girls advisor at Fifth Avenue. Eight years ago she came to Westinghouse, first as counselor, then vice principal. Now she has returned as principal to the school where she taught originally. Because of their great pride in Mrs. Faisonls accomplishments, the staff and student body of Westinghouse ex- pressed their affection and appreciation for her in several ways. Perhaps Mr. Fisher best defined Mrs. Faison's special qualities when he told the students assembled to say farewell to her, She is a person for whom you have respect simply because of the person she is. Mrs. Helen Faison walks with dignity. Dr. Carmine P. Sebastian, Grades 9-I0 Mr. Herbert M. Parrish, Grade 7 COUNSELORS 8 Mr. Robert H. Cook, Grade I2 Mrs. Ruth G. Conwisher, Grade 11 Mrs. Jane K. Berlin, Grade I0 Mr. James A. Law, Grade 9 PY' Miss Margaret E. Martin, Grade 8 Mrs. Ethel L. Reeves, Grade 7 -qw OFFICE STAFF Senior Office Clerks. Mrs. J. Clibbens, Mrs. L. Liptz, Mrs. L. Goode, Mrs. R. Saxe. .rl Paraprofessionals. SEATED: Mrs. B. Marsh, Mrs. R. Randall, Mrs. J. Mrs. Ruth N. Piper, Chief Clerk. Owens, Mrs. B. Jakubowski, Miss V. Jones. STANDING: Mrs. R. Smith, Miss D. Updikc, Mrs. S. Mills, Mrs. J. Carrabba. Junior Office Clerks. Mrs. C. Miller, Mrs. E. Phillips. Locker Attendants. SEATED: Mr. C. Johnson, Mrs. C. Young. STAND ING: Mr. J. Smith, Mrs. A. Kyser, Mrs. L. Potter, Mrs. P. Clausell. .,,.f' +1 ,N . MRS.NATALIE APPLE MR. LAWRIE BAILEY MISS MARGARET BAND MR.CHARLES BECKETT MISS NANCY BERNESKI MR. FRED BISSEL MR..IOHN BODNAR MISS ELEANOR BOLAND MR. JESSE BOLDEN,JR. MR. EARL BRADLEY,JR. MR..IAMES BROWN,.IR. MR. JOSEPH CAPONE MR. VINCENT CARR MR. WILLIAM CARTER MR.AUGUST CATANESE Y W my J . ' .k,, J MR. FRED CERRA MR. FRANK CLARK MRS. ALICE CLAY MRS. MARTINA COLL ,im rj if A MMCCL . 9, f,CCLL W , , H ,,V CM,' f LMMA MISS JEANNETTE COLPO MISS MARY ANNE CULHANE MR. EUGENE DAVIS MR. PETER DIMPERIO, JR. MISS DOROTHY DIZNOFF ' MRS. SYLVIA DOBKIN MISS DIANE DUBENSKY MR. ROBERT EASLEY MRS. PATRICIA ENGLISH MRS. FLORENCE FINGERET MR. EDWARD FLEMING Mrs. Bertha Gloster, Supply Clerk l 1 MR.GLENN FREEMAN MR. JAMES FROELICHER MISS NORMANDIE FULSON MR. CHARLES FURIMSKY MRS. KATHERINE GILBERT MR.TENOLIA GUICE MISS GLORIA HARPER MR.AIDAN HARSCH 3 ,, av was E I if Q I-31 ,, ,, , If ,xy MR. ERNEST HUDDLE MISS CHARLOTTE HUTCHINSON MRS. ELSIE ISKOVITZ MRS.CAROLE JOHNSON MISS JUDY JOHNSTON MRS. LESLIE KAHLE Q 2 I I nspsn ' Even teachers need a time to relax and talk plan and prepare for their students. ,, ...S i lil' MRS. MARY KAMMIRE MRS. SADIE KATZ MR. JOHN KEREKES MR. JAMES KILROY MRS. ANNA KING MR. JAMES KLEIN MISS NADINE KOFMAN MRS. HELEN LAMBERT MRS. MARTHA LANDGRAFF MR. RAYMOND LATSHAW MR. DALLAS LEA MRS. ANNE LEIFER MRS. MABEL LITTLE MISS SORALI LUBARSKY I3 MR. ANGELO MACCAGNAN MR. HERMAN MCCLAIN MR.WILLIAM MCCLUNG MRS. KATHERINE MCCORMICK MRS. MARGARET MAHLER MR. PAUL MAZZEI MR. SYLVESTOR MAZZELLA MR. SAMUEL MEANS MRS. BERNADETTE MOISE MRS. NANCY MORRIS MR. BERNARD MOSKOWITZ MRS. BARBARA MUROVITZ MRS.ANNE MYRICK MRS. ANNA MARIE NELSON MR. JON NELSON 5 if 1 Sw . .imp .. .. . y ....., -gh! ..Q.'+,.,.1Fii?rL X 'U I fr , Q -if 165 Mrs Mary L. Stone, NYC Counselor , 7, X ... - . Yay . - ,,.,,..,,.. . -,,.w.ffsf - ng, ' Bw in I in I , .. .,,. ,,,., ff' A .4 X' fi' Im, X 'raw . sf. ., .f , , ..,. , ,,,,,,, ., af W,,, -' EN' 4 Mrs. Helen Evans, OVT Coordinator MISS JUDITH NELSON MR.ALLAN NESVISKY MRS. BARBARA NEWMAN MRS. BIRDIE NICHOLS MR. RONALD NOWLIN MISS RUTH PEAY MISS DOROTHEA PEELER MR, JOSEPH PELC MISS JACQUELINE PONDEXTER MR. JOHN RUSLEN MR. LAWRENCE RYALL MR. DONALD SABO MR.JULIAN SALZMAN MR, EDWARD SAMBOL MR..IULIUS SAPIENZA MRS. KATHRYN SCHAUPP MRS. RUTH SCHIFFMAN MISS MR. RUSSELL SEITZINGER MRS. MRS. 16 SY LVIA SCHOEN ER PATRICIA SELLARS MARILYN SHAPIRO MRS. SUSAN SIMON MISS NANCY SIVIY MR. DEAN SMAIL MRS. HORTENSE SMITH MRS. GLORIA SPENCER MISS BELVA STEWART MRS. MARY SULLIVAN MR. FERNAND TEULLE MISS CAROL THOMA MR. PETER TIERNO MR. WALTER TIMM MRS. CHRISSOULA TORLIDAS MR.JOHN TOTH MRS.VIVIAN URQUHART ,Q . 'Nw 7 xww sw M22 NM ,nel MISS GEORGIA VASSILAKIS MR.CHARLES WALTERS MRS. ERMA WILLIAMS MR. JOHN Q.WILLIAMS,JR. MR. AUBRY WILSON MISS MARY JOAN WILT MRS.THELMA WOFFORD MR. FRED YEE FACULTY MEMBERS WHOSE PICTURES WERE UNA VAILABLE: MISS CECELIA ALTMAN MRS. LOIS BISBY MR. KILBURN BLAISDELL MISS BARBARA BOLLMAN MISS CECILIA CONNELL MRS. MARY DAVIS MR. DAVID DICKEY MISS MARTA DONATELL MR.JOHN DRAVICKY MISS JANE DUMOT MRS. ANNE GAT MRS.NANCY MACALUSO MRS. GERALDINE MALE MISS IRENE MARZELL MR. BENJAMIN MILLER MR. RUDY MUSULIN MR. CALVIN NELSON MR. MICHAEL PULICE MISS JUDITH RALPH MRS. MARION REEL MRS.JULIA SANKS MR.GEORGE SCHIAVONE MISS BARBARA SOLTESZ MR.THOMAS THOMPSON Student Life F-B QQ X -1 nf V W 1 X W .., In child development students learn how to care for the younger generation. !x Motors present no problem to these electricians as Advanced math problems challenge the mind they practice appliance repair. IN THE CLASSRGOM . . . A lathe, a face shield, another project in carpentry. 3 Future secretaries compete in a timed transcription. Cash registers ring in distributive education. The artistic side of horticulture 21 , ,,,,..i , Q at V ' ,M .M 'warm ,ff Drama students meet the Vanguard Players after a performance of Elizabeth the Queen. Auto mechanics work on that age old question, Will it pass state inspection? an ,gtvii ,S , Y ,v ' I L X Q fm' A member of Mr. Beckett's body building brigade. hui i-.. The human heart holds few mysteries for biology students. ,,, 5,23 5 in 5 I gn , M... l , ,1,i 'li' iii i r'k., V.L, I , ,, Practicing that accent in the language lab. .. vnu- , A . 23 You real ---- ly mean it? AROUND THE HOUSE', Welcome to Westinghouse High School, Mr. Fisher! we me x X 311 . But this is only thirty times tardyf' .1361 ,- ,gm What do you use, Vitalis or Brylcream? Dr. Livingston, I presume. ',X Eat, drink, and be merry , . . 5 5 ' . , . . , .1.,r , as 554M'fW . . . Just a few friends over x M s f Say, that really didn't hurt! 25 2 X V I s rx r 1,1 L izr H .m ,E . FACES IN REFLECTION '11 A Wig if Q Jr ff ,IAVV 21Q2,,, Qbigg 1, U F H D. Robinson, P. Taylor, K. Hawkins, D. Crawford. Destiny leads us to libertyg to freedom! shouts Marcus Garvey. Sojourner Truth asks, Just tell me . . . whar did your Christ come from? IN WHITE AMERICA . . . A bare stage . . . folding chairs . . . white make-up . . . With a minimum of scenic illusion, the director and cast of the Senior class play created reality, the reality of 350 years of Negro life In White America. Historical documents provided the script. Man's injustice and nobility provided the meaning. '. . .My country 'tis of thee. . . Don't make up lines. . . do them as they're written, advises Director Herman McClain. L. Coats, C. Huff, W. McKinney, J. Williams. MISSING: C. Simms, Music. They whipped him very severeg they beat him with a pole and kicked him down on the ground, testifies a Klansman. At Little Rock High School, They moved closer and closer. Somebody started yelling 'Lynch her! Lynch herl' The conscience of America . . . must produce the abolition ofthe slave trade, pleads a Quaker. 9 kv! we' af Km H Q l Uv -pf? ggxigi- Q H fd mx W W A , 3 MJ ,, kj 'K A ,W R 1 x ,- 1 MQ! A 4-1 Q A , 4 - H L X UWA HN wx' 'A 1 M rf . ff' X X. 1 Xxx. 1 ff 4-,ff Hn we , , 5 '-, J , W J ' 'Y , W J - -X UA 5 381' N' ik, ' '1 ' 1 Y' Q F' U. :J V X W' J L0 x. 5 W my ,A 'Y , l ff Q , ff Fw 1 wi fm Yi . . 1 x Hi X If 'Ei 1 M. 7' ' , W 1 E' ' T2 'fwgzfgf , ' x gf' ,. .1 AU 'J , , 4 g 1 321 Hay. . 1. w , A ,- ,V r- it, g 3, V 2 've - ,gf V I -' X .. 'JM NM , I . M fu .uf 1 Ja HL nik -X M ' ,J X f,,ifq41.,, up 5Vfn,iy,,fniM jQM'ng' we 57 M M v , Q . fig ,Ly f Q Vwydfr xxrfifgf ,WTA W my A by A 'aria his J M X A A A W ffl! -wi-W -Z x J iff X ' . I V X ' 75117 DWI S' 'VW XX My 'W 1' W X3 5 NPR ' M Q E -' 'ri 'Hai f , 'Af li m ' URW W W 4 DN w.jX'Af1 X mx RQ? XA 35,5210 I ivb , TQ K: Q Q ' mf? wf xx' Q X, A We I I w f' A - 1. fx , -ful 1 V , Q R339 J vwffwfi fi! D' iii W X: up fi 'W fx 2 Wg' iff-iw AQ 3 A--,. ,A 'W-A, A , f :'!7,f' 2 1 i gf ' ,, , , Q lyng M B' - M A ME, 1 fr.. -x-J 30 fin I 'kHl l h!-- 3 Szudenr Council. FRONT ROW: R. Horne, L. Brown, D. THIRD ROW: C. Jones. K. Brower. R. Norman. G. Davis, Jackson, L. Miller, P. West, I. Venson, D. Anderson, B. R. Cross, D. Taylor, E. Hayward, E. Taylor, L, Fielder, C. Brock. SECOND ROW: L. Drake, N. Diggs, B. Knight, C. Robinson, H.Williams. Garret, P. Hogan, D. Gray, D. Wright, S. Johnson, J. Edwards. Student Council. FRONT ROW: L. Dabney, D. Reddish, L. C. Jones, C. Terry, A. Johnson, W. Walton. THIRD ROW: Whitied,M. Washington,J. Doswell, J. Robinson, A. Gibson, B. Brantley. R. While. R. Johnson. L- Reese. S. Wllks, W. P. Hinson. SECOND ROW: L. Quarles, C. Lee, B. Wallace, H21mili0Il. D- Groves. A- SimPS0l1- STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Christmas baskets, a new lectern for the audito- rium, book scholarships. . . . These are but a few of the projects of the WHS Student Council, an organi- zation whose members experience self-directing privi- leges under well defined limits. June campaign oratory at an end, Darlene Robinson, presidentg Preston Moore, vice president, Muriel Jackson, secretary, and Michael Weston, treasurer, worked to establish worthy objectives and significant activities for the 1967-1968 school year. With their help, the Student Council provided a voice for the student body, a voice democratically elected and actively concerned. 32 P. Moore, M. Jackson, M. Weston, D. Robinson. ,...,.. .949 Student Council. FRONT ROW: G. Hall, S. Jones, D. Patter- Y. Douglas, D. Clark. THIRD ROW: N. Meek, J. Mebane, M son, L. Lewis, C. Wright, M. Jackson, C. Jackson. SECOND Weston, S. Montgomery, M. Barnum, R. Curry, L. Davis, D ROW: O. Coleman, G. Mitchaux, N. Johnson, W. Anderson, Hefflin. STUDENT UNITED NATIONS . . .The sharp rap ofa gavel, a delegate,s call, Point of order, the voices of young people raised in free debate . . . sounds that symbolized the ac- tivities ofthe Westinghouse chapter of the Student United Nations. Under the leadership of Mrs. Anna S. Leifer, the SUN discussed world problems past and present. Through bake sales and a Christmas party, members became friends with a goal, a goal realized by those students who partici- pated in the city-wide General Assembly. SUN. FRONT ROW: S. Miner,J.Cephas, D. Minor, C. Bon- Washington, P. Harper, C. Berry, R. Carswell, P. Boykin, J. ner, P. Miller, P. Addison, P. Bryant. SECOND ROW: M. Sneed, P. Hutchinson. FOURTH ROW: R. Britton, L. Moore, Phillips, A. James, J. Washington, C. Wright, C. Sales, B. B. Griffin, D. Robinson, W. McKinney,.l. Ware,T. Covington, Pugh, S. Carrington, B. Beckham, C. Lewis, R. Elder, Mrs. A. M. Walker, E. Cole, D. Hopewell. Leifer, Advisor. THIRD ROW: G. Jenkins, E. Brooks, M. 1.2 an Senior National Honor Society. SEATED: Patricia Addison, nar, Advisor, Carolyn Lee, Darlene Robinson, Priscilla Ander- Stacey Hogan, Rosa Hamlin, Doris DuBose, Patricia Boykin, son, Robert Brown, Jacqueline Sneed, William Harris, Patricia Patricia Martin, Patricia Kyser. STANDING: Mr. John Bod- Murray, Barbara Ellis. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society recognizes academic achievement. The members, chosen from both the senior andjunior level, exem- plify the outstanding student by displaying, leadership, scholar- ship, and character. Sponsors Miss Sylvia Schoener and Mr. John Bodnar guided the organizations in their constant efforts to render valuable service to the school. f i 2 Q 1 Vw Junior National Honor Society. FRONT ROW: Miss S. ROW: D. Brown, D. Lewis, D. Walden, S. Saxon, J. Brown, Schoener, Advisor, D. Bradley, S. Ardis, C. Waller, R. Sneed, J. Wiley, M. Jones, L. Dabney, D. Allen. THIRD ROW: T. C. Waller, P. Thomas, B. Golden, M. Edwards. SECOND Gallman, S. Bullock, E. Hayward, E. Williams, T. McBride. Senior Searchers. FRONT ROW: P. Kyser, D. Rucker, C. Green, P. Miller, M. Hoyle, J. Shepard, D. Dubose, D. Mc- Crommon, H. Huntley. SECOND ROW: A. James, P. Harper, V. Craig, C. Dean, R. Freeman, C. Lee, B. Johnson, P. Martin, A Porter. THIRD ROW: C. Knox, K. Jackson, J. Turner, S. Minor, P. Cephas, V. Johnson, P. Waters, V. Downs, P. Addison, R. Utley, M. Phillips, E. Cole, P. Harris. FOURTH ROW: M. Graham, D. Strothers, C. Huff, J. Henderson, K. HUMAN REIAT ie,N?x Hurtt, C. Wright, J. Lowery, R. Elder, L. Durante, B. Beckum S. Carrington, V. Ellis, C. Lewis. FIFTH ROW: J. Sneed, P Anderson, L. Birtha, J. Coleman, S. Denard, R. Harris, G Davis, P. Boykin, D. McCreary, S. Nesbit, L. Moore, J Bonner. SIXTH ROW: H. Bilhauer, J. Phillips, W. McKiney D. Coffee, B. Griffin, J. Jackson, V. Gore, S. Singleton, E Johnson, Y. Miles, R. Carswell, S. Carswell, J. Ware, D Crawford, G. Whitted. SENIOR AND JUNIOR SEARCHERS Seeking to promote better human relations in the schools, the Searchers found ways for young people to better know and under- stand one another. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Ernest Huddle and Mrs. Anna S. Leifer, the members representing grades seven through twelve participated in city-wide workshops and student exchange days between such schools as Taylor Allerdice and St. Anselams. .Aus-.4 Junior Searchers. FRONT ROW: K. Gibson, C. Jones, E. Cobb, L. Ferguson, A. Poole, C. Charlton, M. McCrommon, R. Jones, L. Kyser, M. Duff, T. Randall. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, Mrs. A. Leifer, Advisor, C. Hester, M. Kenderson, T, Jtt J HUMAN RELATIMNS Farris, V. Thompson, G. Johnson, M. Adams, R. Tucker, M Martin, K. Davis. THIRD ROW: M. Allan, O. Jackson, M Washington, A. Lloyd, P. McDaniel, D. Gray, A. Lee, M Butts, W. Carroll, O. Mills, J. Hall. BULLDOG STAFF V, W1 Editors. P. Addison, Mrs. N. Apple, Advisor, C. Wright, P. Boykin, W. McKinney, P. Kyser lll Bulfdvg Swff SEATED1 M. Burns, B. Pugh. D- Robinson, W. Smith, J. Garreu, J. Bonner, G. Mitchell, L. Wright C S. Hogan, C. Womack, B. Griffin. STANDING: S. Berry, R. Bonner. Washington, R. Hancock, B. Griffin, J. Washington, R. Brown, Barbara Ellis Pat Taylor Ben Knox Dywane Smalls Alyce James Virginia Craig Darlene Robinson Carol Dean Mrs. G. Spencer Miss N. Berneski Editor A ssociate Edilor Layout Photography Gold Star Sales Silver Star Sales Bronze Star Sales Bronze Szar Sales A dvisor A dvisor SKETCHBOOK STAFF Lui Sketchbook Slaff SEATED: S. Champ, A. Allison, V. Craig, C. Dean. STANDING: D. Smalls, B. Knox, B. Griffin, R. Hamlin, B. Ellis, P. Taylor W. Harris, I. Ross. Red Cross Club. FRONT ROW: D. Brown, M. Williams, C. Waller, K. Fraiser, D. Ross, D. Salih, R. Salih, P. Thomas. SECOND ROW: C. Waller, C. Moore, L. Dupree, L. Dabney, D. Williams, C. Jackson, K. Smart, G. Herndon. THIRD -S' ROW: C. Simms, M. Allen, D. Harris, D. Portis, R. Harrison R. Harris, B. Golden, V. Freeman, E. Williams, D. Stewart S. Rushton, M. Adams, J. Washington, L. Clark, Mrs. D Dunlap, Sponsor. RED CROSS CLUB . . . A Greek cross of red on white background . . . For Sponsor Mrs. Deborah Dunlap and members of the Red Cross Club, this sign symbolized helping others in the tradition established by Clara Barton eighty seven years ago. STUDENTS AIDES Busier than bees, WHS volunteer aides bustled around the administration offices and scurried through the halls. Typing, carrying messages, arranging files, the aides played a significant role in the life of the school. Aides. FRONT ROW: D. Jones, S. Evans, D. Shields, J. Webb, C. Wright, V. Craig, C. Dean, J. Washington, V. Johnson, B. Young, D. Oliver, D. Minor. SECOND ROW: C. Knox, B. Johnson, B. Wilks, K. Hurtt, P. Walters, C. Sales, P. Nelson, V. McClung, A. Porter, C. Coles, D. Hairston. THIRD ROW: T. Dalton, G. Reed, J. Henderson, B. Mary- land, M. Starks, P. Moore, C. Lovelace, C. Jackson, D. Drake S. Dennard, C. Norman. FOURTH ROW: C. Simms, J. Ware P. Miles, J. Shepard, J. Sneed, P. Anderson, M. Jackson, G Doswell, B. Griffin, G. Davis, L. Coats, B. Griffin, G. Hall. ROBED CHOIR The scene was a familiar one. The curtains parted. The faces of the audience turned toward center stage as the voices of the Westinghouse Robed Choir rang out melo- dious and clear. At holiday assemblies and the Spring Festival, in area churches and concert halls, the music, narration, and artistic effects of the choir's performances carried a message of pride and tradition. The talents of the choir, the octet, the thirteen members of All City High School Chorus, and most of all Mrs. Birdie Nichols, director, brought new significance to the saying, When love and skill work together expect a masterpiece. L W .f A.. ,. ' nge of f Z. :gg ll ' , 'ii l ' .. g 4 . .., ., . it f i 1 Z Y- J V I 1 , 2 V - f is F' al . 'fy l 1 I V ' I , ,V . if i I R gy , -V 5 9 . ' Oh, could you view the melody of every grace Blue robes, gold satin bibs, neckties, and the familiar re- And music of her face . . QUCSL NWUHVS my Humber? Robed Choir. FRONT ROW: G. Mitchell, D. Patterson, N. Johnson, F. Johnson, C. Moore, J. Jackson, F. Cobb, L. Luster, L. Becton, T. Reid, D. Beddingfield. We IWJW, SECOND ROW: R. Dandridge, A. Richardson, James, V. Gore, G. Ely, G. Thompson, B. Jones, Charity, J. Lumsden, V. McClung, P. DeVaughn, Mrs. Nichols, Director. THIRD ROW: M. Dye, M. Powell, Love, G. Whitted, R. Garrison, W. Talley, C. Kellum K. Hamlin. FOURTH ROW: I. Ross, L. McClung, C Johnson, J. Dillingham, L. McBroom, J. Mitchell, J McNeal. Octet. I. Ross, D. Love, G. Whitted, M. Dye, J. Mitchell, Y. Charity, L. Becton, J. Jackson, F. Johnson. mi. e Band. FRONT ROW: P. Anderson, D. Bray, L. Quarles, P. Addison, M. Dye. SECOND ROW: S. Jones, G. Mitchell, N. Meek, E. Edwards, B. McCullum, R. Jackson, D. Oliver. THIRD ROW: M. Addison, D. Portis, P. Harper, J. Murray, J. Webb, S. Champ, J. LeCote, P. Wood- ruff. FOURTH ROW: C. Sales, K. Fraser, C. Bonner, S. Bullock, J. Sneed, L. Davis, C. Brissett, J. Boyer, J. Smith, A. Whatley. FIFTH ROW: S. Jordan, L. Wright, M. McCallum, M. Wynn, P. Ward, M. Hubbard, T. Gray, W. Roy, W. Davie. SIXTH ROW: A. Curry, G. Johnson, D. Clark, C. Ezell, J. Matthews, R. Banes, P. Jackson, S. Thompson. SEVENTH ROW: Mr. F. Teulle, Director, D. Crawford, C. Speight, J.' Pressley, W. Harrison, H. Bildhaucr, E. Jones, R. Lee, J. Bry- ant, D. Marshall. W.H.S. MARCHING BAND Hats off in a salute to the fans of the House. To the cheers of the crowd, the band forms the big W, Majorezles. P. Anderson, Head Majorelte. FIRST RANK: D. Oliver, P. Woodruff. SECOND RANK: C. Sales, Captain, S. Jones, M. Addison. THIRD RANK: A. Whatley, S. Jordan. The cadence of the drums signaled the start of half-time as the Westinghouse High School Band and Majorettes high stepped to the rhythm of the National Emblem March. Director, Mr. Fer- nand Teulle, drilled his competent group of musi- cians to perform familiar routines such as the f'Hats Off and the Westinghouse W. At foot- ball games, assemblies, and parades, the band ex- tended the blue-gold spirit to enthusiastic specta- tors. Year in and year out the members strive to make those familiar words, 'fWestinghouse For- ever, a reality. P. Addison, Drum Majoretle, M. Dye, Drum Major. Senior Orchestra, VIOLIN: C. Dean, R. Britton, E. Williams, D. Salih, R Yates, E. Brooks, E. Williamson, J. Fuller, P. Martin, B. Beckom, P. Boykin, M. Williams, J. Ware, P. Woodruff, D. Branson. VIOLA: D. Coleman, J. Richardson. CELLO: S. Miner, C. Lewis, V. Craig, R. Crosby. STRING BASS: Y. Miles, S. Carswell, D. Stewart, D. Stewart. SR. ORCHESTRA The slow, majestic beat of Pomp and Circum- stance changed to the triumphant recessional, War March of the Priests, as the last per- formance of the 1967721968 Senior Orchestra came to an end. Throughout the year the orches- tra directed by Mr. Fernand Teulle participated in the Spring Festival the annual winter orches- tra assembly, awards and honors assemblies, and most important to seniors-graduation. Richard Britton, Clarice Bonner, Kenneth Salih, and William Allen represented Westinghouse in the All City High School Orchestra and received pri- vate lessons free of charge from the Center for Musically Talented. FLUTE: C. Bonner, K. Murray, M. McCullum, J. Smith.OBOE: P. Thomas. FRENCH HORN: J. Williams, G. Johnson. TRUMPET: W. Allen, M. Hubbard, R. Shermen. TROMBONE: V. Moore, J. Mebane. DRUMS. R. Morris. K. Casey, C. Grinage. PIANO: H. Mitchell. BELLS: L. Wright. DIRECTOR: Mr. F. Teulle. And now the Mississippi Suite from the top. The sense of musical delight, with the power of producing it, is a gift of imagination . . 42 -at Shaw. BASSOON: E. Haywood. FRENCH HORN: A. Young, D Watkins, W. Scott, G. Peeks, G. Byrd. TRUMPET: N. Harvey. BARI- TONE: N. Stirkey. TROMBONE: A. Samuel, D. Peeks, C. Young DRUMS: C. Britton, A. Dent, J. Ward. PIANO: D. Booker. BELLS V. Walker. DIRECTOR: Mr. E. Sambol. JR. ORCHESTRA Passing students heard snatches of anything from the catchy tune of Swing Yer Partner to the South American beat of Siboney.', Under the direction of Mr. Edward Sambol, the Junior Orchestra rehearsed a variety of musical selections chosen for their technical challenge, creative merit, and audience appeal. Perfor- mances at WHS Junior High as- semblies brought recognition to these hard-working ninth graders. Senior Leaders. LETTER L: P. Anderson, C. Lee, N. Will- Barnum, L. Lang, D. Coffey, A. Batts, J. Turner, R. Harri iams, L. Jones, L. Dickey, J. Murray, M. Brown, D. Barnes, son, M. Rozier, F. McQueen, B. Maryland, K. Frazier, N S. Mosley, L. Dabney, M. West, D. Robinson, M. Duck, D. Thornton, C. Brazil. Portis. LETTER C: L. Quarles, G. Parker, J. Martin, M. JR AND SR LEADERS Leadership, sportmanship, and a pleasant attitude characterized the members of the Leaders Club. Guided by Miss Dorothy Diznoff, the girls assisted the physical education department and participated in intramural sports. Junior Leaders. LETTER L: J. Jones, D. Lewis, L. Frazier, Allen, D- Reddish- LETTER C2 L- BTOWU. R- Wil1i2imS, M- E. Harris, C. Jackson, S. Ardes, E. Wilson, D. Wallace, M. MCCr0mm0n, E. Patterson, R- Jones, H.H11nll6y,S.Bennett, Sumpter, K. Marshall, C. Hoyle, A. Allen, E. Staples, A. D. C00pCr. FTA. FRONT ROW: J. Henderson, C. Lee, G. Minor, D. D. Quinerly, N. Mitchell, Mrs. K. Gilbert, Sponsor. THIRD Scriven, D. Ross, C. Dean, J. Washington, S. Hall. SECOND ROW: L. Moore, D. Brown, D. Stewart. ROW: R. Sneed, C. Waller, Y. Lee, S. Dennard, S. Hogan, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Realization of the need for an association to serve students interested in becoming teachers led to a newly reorganized club, the Future Teachers of America. Mrs. Katherine Gilbert, advisor, and Rosesharon Sneed, president, guided activities made possible through the contributions of the FTA's national sponsor, the NEA. Club members studied aspects of teaching and received orient- ation for a career in education. A deep appreciation of art and a desire to create were the two characteristics found in members of the Westinghouse Art Club. The club com- posed of over thirty talented students met every Thursday under the sponsorship of Mr. Fred Bis- sel. During the year, the members visited exhibits such as the International. The giant papier-mache Santa Claus exhibited in the main hall was just one of the many contributions of the Art Club. ART CLUB rp. I ART CLUB. FRONT ROW: D. Redd, G- MitChell, D. R. Darkins, H. Bildhauer, C. Johnson, C. Berry, G. Ransaw, Summers, J. Shepard, S. Hogan, J. Phillips. SECOND ROW: E. Jones, M. Carter. Mr. F. Bissell, Sponsor. W. Anderson, W. Brown, J. Rowlett, Muriel Jackson, Captain Leona Lewis, C0-Captain CHEERLEADERS Barbara Wilks Darlene Robinson 5 gf i1f R, 4, Qb 55 gig' -4. , ...ma ' .J ' , -L VLVV H .W WM - .M fi,?e,',,i, i 'Q' fx if. . 47 .-L in-1-1 . ,A . , . - , a T F et- 1 we h My , ., .. W' . , . -,M -'W . 7 S - 'W .www ,.. -- .. ., ,, -z..,1 X' ' . ... , stew b-X, , A Weeasfwe . , ' T t - N ' N ffgefaatss Hfisgcgft. , T If 'T ' -1 .T 11 el' T- swf: '?f'f3 ' . e' . , 39 'ffw,.A-L.' . ,1 f -WH -Q . 1 .im 2 1 . ,, - , ii- .rf -- .3 Get the ball, you all . . . Get the ball! urge the WHS Cheerleaders. Hey team! Fight team! This was one of the familiar cries of the cheerleaders as they rooted the Bulldogs on to victory. These girls were the morale boosters for their team throughout the football and basketball seasons. Under the guidance of Miss Dorothy Diznoff, they spent hours of practice to achieve perfection. The cheerleaders aroused the enthusiasm of the student body at pep assemblies held before the games. The tireless effort of the West- inghouse Cheerleaders has not only helped produce a champion team but also a champion cheering section. Cheerleaders. FRONT ROW: B. Wilks, L. Lewis, D. Branson, M. Jackson, D. Robinson. SECOND ROW K Grimes, F. Russell, E. Bush, N. Johnson, E. Walker. ABSENT: C. Staton, G. Minor. 47 ns atwiwzz t1 J at 1 is nuts 1 1 ai ., nz: ' . . f ,Q , H. . W ,. . DECA. FRONT ROW: P. Taylor, R. Gates, E. Bradford, well, B. Dorsey, L. Powers, C. Brown, L. Payton, M. Howze D. Becton, J. Martin, M. Barnum, P. Nelson, C. Staton, Mr. M. Graham. J. Salzman, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: E. Wiggins, S. Bos- DECA CLUB Merchandising is their businessg learning is their goal. With this thought in mind, the Westinghouse Chapter of the Distribu- tive Education Club of America worked on many interesting pro- jects while learning the fundamentals of advertising, selling, and display. Since DECA is a national organization its members had opportunities to participate in city and state-wide meetings. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Julian Salzman, DECA encouraged junior and senior students to develop their own interests in market- ing and distribution through conventions, contests, and chapter projects. CHESS CLUB Chess was the name of the game but strategy was the key word in every move. Sponsored by Mr. James Klein, the chess team led by Thomas Covington and Elliott Lewis, first and second boards, exhibited skill in competitive play. Annually the Chess Club com- petes in the Allegheny County Inter-Scholastic Chess Com- petition and the Pittsburgh Scholastic Tournament. In the last four years the chess team can boast of capturing first or second place in each of these tournaments. M. Bum. Chess Club. SEATED: E. Lewis, M. Walker, J. Dobbs, T. Covington, K. Jones STANDING: M. Washington, N, Thompson, A. Parker, Mr. J. Klein, Sponsor, Horticulture Club. SEATED: M. Barnum, V. Gant, D. Morris, D. Owens, S. Conyers, K. Jones, D. Adams, M. Anderson, N. Williams, B. Jackson, B. Phillips, P. Hinson, Womack, Mr.A.Wilson, Sponsor. R. Bonner. STANDING: J. Ware, L. Keys, E. Brooks, B. HORTICULTURE CLUB Student interest in the preservation of plant life led to the formation of the Westinghouse Chapter of the Junior National Horticulture Club. Sponsored by Mr. Aubry Wilson, the twenty six members under the leadership of President Ray- mond Bonner participated in field trips and club projects. A trip to Penn State's horticulture exhibit during the university open house high- lighted the year. . . . The location of Seward's Folly . . . the source of Achilles' invulnerability . . . the result of the Manhattan Project . . . If interested in the answers, ask the eighth graders who made up the two sections of the Meet The Questions Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Anne Leifer, students practiced formulating and answering questions in preparation for inter-school competition on local television. MEET THE QUESTIONS CLUB Me,-,-The Queslfons. FRONT ROW: M, Craighead, L, Tiller, THIRD ROW: Mrs. A. Leifer, Sponsor, V. Thompson, Edwards, E. White, A. Raines, P. Stone, J. Coleman, E. Cobb, P- Dallie- S- Ban, K- Mitflhell- A- Parker- L- Drake, B- J. Latimore. SECOND ROW: M. Williams, T. Simmons, L. PhilliPS- Batts, G. Bell, M. Washington, M. Allan, C. Wright, M. 'YH .J--I ,J - ' 1 Powder Puff Mechanics. FRONT ROW: V. Johnson, S. D. Barnes, P. Anderson, J. Shepard, G. Lee, Y. Douglas, J. Mosley, -l- Smalls. B- J0hI'lS0Yl, M- Hoyle, S- J01'd0rl, P. LeCote, J. Hunter, C. Stevens, C. Berry, P. DeVaughn, D. Nelson, C. Sales, D. Mobley, B. Cobb, P. West, S. Burkes, Williams, M. Rollins. S. Hardaway. SECOND ROW: M. Rozier, D. Guy, C. Gould, POWDER PUFF MECHANICS With the establishment of the Powder Puff Mechanics, a touch of the feminine penetrated the realms of the auto shop. Through practical experience Mr. Fred Cerra taught the girls the mysteries of a motor vehicle. PIT STOP CLUB . . . Watch the oil pressure . . . check the tires . . . final lap coming up . . . familiar phrases for members of the Pit Stop Club. Trained by Sponsor Fred Cerra the boys learned the principles of racing and pit stop maintenance. Pi? SIOP Club. FRONT ROW! E- Gunn, G- Taylor, T. AICX- Carrol, G. Carter, J. Mathews, D. Fisher, S. Taylor, S ander, J. Turner, E. Wright, H. Hopson, J. Azeen, R. Lam- Williams, C. Turner. bert, C. Chrisp, C. Carrol. SECOND ROW: R. Proctor, J. Future Nurses Club. SEATED: D. Williams, M. Jones, G. Stubblefield, A. Allison, L. Hammonds, J. Webb, R. Hamlin, Davis, L. Staples, D. Drake, M. Brown, E. Ramsey. STAND- T. Sloan, K. Hill, K. Grate. ING: Miss B. Soltesz, Sponsor, O. Martin, G. Reed, M. FUTURE NURSES CLUB . . . Lollypop favors, white skirts and blue sweaters, pretty smiles and hard work . . . the Future Nurses. Sponsored by Miss Barbara Soltesz, the club provided professional and social activities for girls interested in a nursing career. Tag days, a car wash, bake sales, a fashion show helped raise money for educational trips and a June scholarship to be awarded to the most de- serving future nurse. The Travelers took bag in hand and with Sponsor Mrs. Anne Leifer, planned visits to such cities as Washington D.C. and New York. The Keystone Travelers, a unique social club, provided its members with the opportunity to visit places of cultural and historic interest. The WHS tour- ists could be proud of the fact that they earned much of the money for their trips through candy and bake sales. KEYSTONE TRAVELERS Keystone Travelers. FRONT ROW: P. Miller, D. Williams V. Travis, C. Hopson, L. Miller, A. Parker, V. Thompson, T. Braggs, D. James, S. Conyers, J. Hall. SECOND ROW: P. Hinson, J. Cephas, T. Gallman, G. Johnson, M. Brookins, M Washington, P. McDaniel, D. Robinson, R. Johnson, K Davis. THIRD ROW: Mrs. A. Leifer, Sponsor, E. Cole, B. Morton, J. Brown, M. Hubbard, A. Carrington, C. Lovelace, A. Poole, R. Elder, J. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: M. Burns, N. Givens, L. Gibson, M. Parker, T. Covington, P. Nelson, J. Jackson, C. Jackson, S. Jordon. 51 ,mi Xu ,, I' x, X wx L' X' E 4 JV r Q Y ' , +12 X X., -fl 'QF X x xg E X L X ,K w JU , H '- ' J , . , -W K Q' XXJ f ,1 K .x,, V . , . X r m 1 Lf, I ' x ' x X YEL! 1 N ' w ' f , N X 4 I X ,1 x s 'L L W I1 J i X X 1 xt .X x , X DN! X K 1 x IU f f Xx , f 1 K ,A I,. X kk, f, H., , A. N- . , ' X al, . W , XX . 1 X' .xx img f v , L ,X X Sports N Vpx,1 'N TH ..l S' J f' f K General Custer, meet Chief Sitting Bull. I if iiK , ff 'WW-umm ,se , Willie Anderson plows for yardage. , 'T 1, ,, . J. ,- mix With the snap ofthe ball, the House does the Boogaloo Down Broadway. 1,51 'SJ 'ra 'r'-7 ?2 bs,' li' , 25 1 . .F 1 1 1 N ,mg U 1 - - If b x 1-an 1 ' ' n , . Q-fniliff , ,,kk . - Sonny Allen's guard is s-t 1 l ltrymg Y LN ,.- HZ A . uw-. 4 'Lv .-M-,,gex. f 'QQ 34315. 1: ' V ,f 2, 0' 1. f uk .:. -- f - . -. ' mf 1532. + 351 .ww w ff ff 3' :ff--. 1,155-ar-b-Q . L,-,f ,grew 54 1 ,wfhew 354. If ,A'.-W., 1 , Q rf' .1 .., . .. . ,V .. ' .p n - ng 1: f f3,...., -'1 Mjegf -. -- 'W : 1- 'W' 4' ' '. M' ' 1-N-QLWA 1 , . ww - ff' . ,Y 33' tm R 5 r .V .iw D ,A,. A M , J . 'izxi ,- K , s v ' ' L I L- 'E' f'w.p:,.'f'G,ih'2f2 Y9'S?1aQ i'923N L '17 ' - Ygfrgiif - ff.1.nzs.1,,, Jimi, 11.1 XWWA .lfwigf r,Q,-gin? ' r ' il ?f...J?ifff1Y'f? Hqgfr , '- ' - 'wlwsifhf M-J' l ' KL - ' T N . f'f - '7' Tfiiiniffi - 1 ., .. AAI:: . . ., L V 47522555 L ' - L . 'H' QE. I 'Wil F' ' JE L In A W L . W gn! -vw. f r . . VL . fa wa . m g. f .J js .9 . A I. nv , 2,45 mviii- My V f.,. ,M f' , -- . '- ' ' , W 'f 1 eu, ,Q 1517, .9 m,H,..fX,+5esa,,Q? , ,,.,,r,1,, N. in .-, X ,X vf W- 'v ',f, v V- -2 1-. -iw Mfg. -Mw'fQfg.!Z:??5f. . -:..f-- , Q 'L r + gf V- . 'M 'h .,v ' N , K , .A 5 I .5 1, Tim- ' - -, ,b f ' ' N L.,,,ff1 ' I i Q... .. . Q, .' if Y -1- 1 fM+ , . - 5 'V - 5-fi: ,K ' 1 , 1 is h., 55551, 3 Z: f. W, Aff 1 - 1 - 'Q 1 f -L 7. -- fi .Q :- -w-X,f. 4:- grim 'Y-A , . ,':,g'5Q'f1, 1 53-3 -Y' Qnfi- ,ZA w,T'3.5v'j'?1 - S.. ' M ., 2 - . . QS-2:1 im.. ' . 'ff S11 K f' ' K if T' - ,... I 9-1- I feel raindrops on my feet. ...Nw-1 f' ' N . , QM, .wr K .su J 3. kr,! ,X '1,L.l:f.r V M I f X .s . se Football Squad. FRONT ROW: N. Givens, Manager, C. Haywood, E. Lane, J. Ward, S. Smith, W Porter, R. Wright, A. Young, E. Venson, C. Jackson, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach A. Catanese G. Anderson, E. McKenzie, E. Sharpley, L. Hammond, J. Pearson, D. Anderson, T. Myles, W. Dennis A. Vasser, A. Currie, Coach P. Mazzei. THIRD ROW: Coach R. Musulin, D. Hawthorne, L. Dudley. as ff.'.Ub -fa The House in meditation. , 9 Coach Rudy Musulin ft W-it Q . Football Squad: H. Dorsey, E. Livingston, J. Ellison, A. Simpson, R. Duck, D. Warner, D. Mosley, T. Young, J. Gordon, A. Young, C. Ezell, Manager. FOURTH ROW: R, Huntley, D. Emanuel, R. Morris, R. Boggus, L. Carter, K. Taylor, D. Shelton, S. Allen, M. Weston, W. Anderson, D. Vasser, J. Miller, M. Hill, H. Hopson. FOOTBALL The fabled Westinghouse Bulldogs began their season with a shattering romp over Oliver High. Under the di- rection of Coach Rudy Musulin, the Bulldogs marched all the way to the championship game. Spirited by the ex- plosive assaults of senior fullback, Mike Weston, and the fleet-footedjaunts of senior halfbacks, Sonny Allen and Willie Anderson, the House rolled over eight teams in the newly combined City League. In their only loss of the season, the Bulldogs competed with honor. For it is defeat rather than victory that is the true test of a champion. The l967 WHS Football Squad exhibited the qualities of school spirit and fair play that are vital allies of sportman- ship, the Westinghouse tradition. 1967 FOOTBALL RECORD Westinghouse Opponent 67 Oliver 0 35 Fifth Avenue 19 4l Langley 0 40 Peabody 27 25 Schenley 0 I3 South Hills 12 26 Carrick I9 33 Gladstone 6 Championship Game 13 Allderdice 20 - ww- 1 iam ae' H 4 f , 34. jilgj if in Y .zfjgnluiwyv 1 V , X i i ii g f , :ig gy if, f fi . W f, - 4' Q 1. 1 , , 1' M- if . 'lf 'VW h w,QM,Z.,k.:1?f I A an W 4 J X M fi .1 fi , ' . .L ,f . A, , , . . - , K--'- I w Y . '-f :,. ' 1' lb' , 1- ww 2 - ,Z'Y,f:,-we ,1 if - ' wir.. -.:. 2 ' v ewaml f- ' f L. ' N 2 ' wa l - 4 .. . 4 f. ,gli kg X74 I In 3.555 f:w.f..J by F, M .yn 1 9. 6 Q ' f fi. ' mfs 7' 4 I , , M if . K' 'wr X' 1, J , l 'E Q I , nr fQ S 2 5 1 V ' . 3 X A ,ff f , . i-in M... .V 1 1 Q9 ig' f' K e f x 'N is Xx ,, wp , , A X, f i n .. K have-,,, X' 9 1 x 53. 4, M Q 'K Q s m 4 45. x .qi 1 ' fr was 1' 1- Q N xi.: Q X .R is Ek N, A W3 xg, ' 1 v R' F Y 445' 454 fl' QL 4 if Mx 1' aa X' gl , ,,,,, 4 vw- I D Qs., i - a , , . W 4 I khbt ,JVM K A iw , At. Q ' 1 Sonny Allen, All City GRADUATING SENIURS fm aw 1 MH 1 . vgzngm , .AS ' . . ' William Anderson f lm' -. . e 1, Michael Weston, All City Honorable Mention Ronald Huntley Od David Emanuel Haywo Hopson :af I --5 , Q s H!-mu , Kenneth Taylor David Shelton Stanley Bates fo Michael Hill Johnnie Miller Ronald Boggus Dorian Vasser, All City ,,:1..,' 'Q' 'C+ Q- X .M K w. X - ng Q .f was N2 52' vrw pm, ,521 'I e WF . -. 3 L .fo-vf f 1 A- 64 1 ,, 2.11 , . H l ,, dt, .- i ii ,,.,. W dk .eg-.e .. f i la an ,L 1.,. ,Q -, i he lll e lnn ee ? n ,a fl i l e r ' i ii i me ,Y Lhzy 5 Ya W , A s 'X Mi bi 1, 3' f 4 59.55 fi 'wi v No. , fe, 'Az Aff W' ' ' 2 if X .1 . W if - , 53,1 H rr si-. 51 u 41 a ... X ,Z K .K f' x 1 !r Y A' P ..,. Q J' f 2 A f, UA 1 . fx ' f 'L -., 1 Q 9 ' A 5? , fq, 13 J 47 P on me V mm , , up W.. 'K D-Qgw .8 y AE ' 1 :ir W, lm Q ,gf f .... Q 1. . Y Varsizy Baskezball. FRONT ROW: J. Griffie, Manager, L. Wallace D Hawthorne M Harvey W Clark J Coach E. Fleming, D. Bey, Manager. SECOND ROW: P. R0biflSOH C JOHCS Dorsey, R. Brown, D. Mosley, J. Jones, D. Brown, C. Jones, BASKETBALL .,..JP 'J The year 1968 provided a homecoming for Coach Ed Fleming who returned to Westinghouse High School as the new varsity basketball coach. Throughout the season, the House Five turned in many fine performances led by the keen eye of senior sharp-shooter, Bob Brown. With a final league record of 7 wins and 5 losses, this young team can look forward to increased sectional power in the ,69 season. Coach Ed Fleming 'C++- Christopher Jones Paul Dorsey Jackie Robinson 1968 BASKETBALL RECORD Westinghouse Opponent 56 New Castle 81 39 East Liver Pool 55 6l Don ora 81 47 Steubenville Catholic 58 69 Canevin Catholic 90 86 Washington Voc. 29 49 Schenley 62 63 Fifth Avenue 69 71 Alderdice 49 74 South 62 53 Peabody 42 92 Washington Voc. 35 79 Schenley 89 68 Fifth Avenue 75 1 79 Aldcrdice 59 63 South 80 81 Peabody 64 Up, Up, and Away. . . xx. VX rl .A ,-4' Robert Brown, WHS Captain, City-Catholic All Stars Curtis Jones W E2 ,r,, L K y .sway-QM. Junior Varsity Basketball. FRONT ROW: A. Simpson, H. Tate, G. Robinson, J. Gibson. SECOND ROW: C. McKinney, Manager, J. Mclver, L. Morton, T. Jacobs, Coach A. Harsch. The Flying Nun on a mission of mercy Hold it! Daryll lost his contact lens. Swimming Team. SEATED: R. Gardner, M. Washing- OND ROW: T. Gaines, A. Samuel, S. Winton, S ton, G. Johnson, B. Brantly, B. McMallian, G. Peaks, S. Davis, R. Britton, O. Johnson, Manager, T. Mills Bullock, P. Washington, M. Powell. FIRST ROW: M. Manager. Brown, J. Bonner, M. Charlton, Coach P. Mazzei. SEC- SWIMMING As Richard Britton flies through the air, Catfish Washington practices his backstroke and Maurice Brown rises up from the depths. 1 I l Cross Country. SEATED: E. Williams, M. Cooper, W. Wil- son, T. McDaniel, T. Wallace, l. Murray, N. Reed, R. Utley, STANDING: R. Proctor, Manager, Coach R. Seitzinger, R. Webb, A. Samuel, W. Roy, L. Sidberry, J. Fuller, R. Cates, L. Bridgett, L. Jackson, O. Johnson, Manager. CROSS COUNTRY The 1967 Mercury Men ran over city league competition by sweeping all dual meets, the Pittsburgh Relays, and the City League Championship. Their cross country counter- parts did not fare as well. But underclassmen on both teams are generating enthusiasm and building endurance for the season ahead. TRACK 8L FIELD q Y ttf- 3 Track. FRONT ROW: J. Winfield, L.VWashington, A. Bland, L. Jackson, C. Thurman, T. Wallace, R. Utley, T. McDaniel T. Young. SECOND ROW: Coach A. Maccagnan, M. Means W. Roy, M. Brown, P. Green, R. Carter, A. Harris, J. Wright, J. Bonner, F. Ellis, Coach R. Seitzinger. THIRD ROW: F. Garnett, R. Duck, O. Johnson, D. Shelton, L. Portis, S. White, J. Fuller, L. Carter, W. Anderson, M. Love, L. Dorsey, L. Dudley, L. Hogan, S. McNeal. rg, ' Sw Q LM 4-Fri ,1 mf A wif? wjvi 9',,fff Aff' fir ' fe M.v,4i,.w?.q?,t , .fi-j.mz7ij2,j,jr ' .':'Ffil?f 5 M-f'. atv. tam' MFE?-' V' vfiig! 2212 II1 jf ,iff 6 rv- 'fn W -.oi NA 1 Q 5-Ab James Bonner Richard Utley r Terrence McDaniel J a 'ahrzr' 4134- 9:- - my my I U , ,, 'Q rn. vnu, M' x A-'Rf -.aw Maurice Brown Under the keen eye and capable leadership of Mr. Charles Beck- ett, the 1967 Bulldogs had one of their finest seasons. Although the team did not reach cham- pionship status, they finished in third place with a 6-4 record. In exhibition play the Bulldogs de- feated Central Catholic High, the state champions of the Cath- olic League, by a score of ll-3. With a large percentage of the squad returning, the House should enjoy a very successful 1968 season. BASEBALL 49 3445! by frwi-gli' I' fi, www :, .'1-..,r.g .1-'Q If Us' .L J afzag- ,tsffw .g if M22 1 J Aiyfgz v Q 2,-4 M. -,S ' 6 H' fl ,,' Z, J , ytf fi? Q nJ'9gptg,ff 1. . . ,Q .. , af , , fifgif, 1 . ., -L' 1, ff, 2'5 n fifty , 'ff 'K Y L . ' V . . at 1 . - .Q 2 Q,- af! . RAIN Darryl Hodges Preston Moore r.. fr' Baseball. FRONT ROW: R. Proctor, A. Hogan, M. Cephas, Coach C. Beckett. SECOND ROW: R. Lee, D. Hodges C D. Hawthorne, P. Moore, R. Britton, .l. Williams, L. Sidberry, Gaines, E. Allen, J. Jones, D. Mosley, S. Carswell, D. Marshall -, .. '- Joseph Williams Larry Sidberry . 1967 BASEBALL SCORES Westinghouse Opponent 8 Langley 10 l Langley 2 11 Central Catholic 3 5 Washington 3 6 Schenley 2 5 Connelley 3 5 Peabody 8 6 Allderdice 7 7 Washington 2 5 Schenley 4 l Connclley 6 3 Peabody 4 6 Allderdice 5 , 5 gn L, Sonny Allen, Captain Coach Charles Beckett 69 'M '-- Y: 70 Juniors Y g I , 'Wax-4wQ,41QfW.m,,,0,w .,,. . -- . -11.3 1 iif ag aff 'X 5 ' . 5 K ' 2 5 ,. AW' P W' 5 3 i s L Q , 3 if Life's foundation is placed in the hands ofthe young. . . . Ordering class rings, preparing for the PSAT and SAT, posing for senior pictures, planning the Shoestring Dance, ushering for commencement. . . . The activities of the Junior Class brought new responsibilities and a deeper commitment for those who will follow in the footsteps of the Class of 1968. The never ending cycle renewed, the ,t-1 Q i Class of 1969 looked to the future. ' Q L :If 1 tg, 2 v L . , . Darlene Henderson dreams of the future. H O M EROO M 302 rw , -J ,. i iir . . ,,,, ef' I n f fiiir',, R g A a I il A ' tsl f 'ii ,iii i ,K . A - 'J' ... Homeroom 302. FRONT ROW: D. Coleman, A. Taylor, D. Reid, L. Luster. THIRD ROW: A. Hawthorne, E. Bowyer, G Pass, R. Johnson, L. Wright, C. Warren. SECOND ROW: J. Williams, S. Johnson, R. Jackson. C. Adams. FOURTH ROW Martin, E. Anthony, D. Williams, D. Owens, G. Roberts, A. T. Clark, J. Turner, W. Davie. Q...- HOMEROOM 218 xx D. Norman, Q. Murphy. THIRD ROW: L. Graves, M. White, J, . i 'ff li HOMEROOM 229 . is A. , f J? W A - sei f gr , . .1., I .. Homeroom 229. FRONT ROW: M. Barnum, P. Young, R. THIRD ROW: J. Williams, L McBroom M Womack M Yates, C. Johnson, S. Twyman, P. Lowery. SECOND ROW: Hale, G. Reed, R. Williams. J. Gordon, J. Booker, R. Fears, P. Hutchinson, C. Jones. we-m O 2 file U35 fini EQ' gig 250 Q E QUW 592 ri'- ' z C1 . 23: P155 O Fgg z-' 4:5 QQQ Ez? PU? :omg 1.05 S-fa EP? izlw hi? E05 O G' :Of-' sua? ff' sho 305 322 CD -H5 glm Emi' 25 SZ 5 Za ES 5-1 will ffhmm rn-Y. HOMEROOM 304 4, 1 1- '. ' :ess 1- . .. 1 -Q . Homeroom 304. FRONT ROW: J. Mebane, J. Atkins, R. Walden, J. James, J. Burns, A. Whatley, D. Henderson Dandridge, H. Campbell, J. Phillips, S. Carrington. SECOND FOURTH ROW: S. Carswell, F. Stotts, R. Adams, V. Moore, ROW: L. Murray, D. McCrommon, D. Minor, D. Branson, C. Y. Miles, R. Wallace, R. Reid, S. White. Coles, B. Beckhom, C. Lewis. THIRD ROW: K. Salih, H. HOMEROOM 209 1 Q .A ,,,i,,k ,R V 2 , ' -. jfs . ,- f A '. ' aa' . rs. J is 1 11 Homeroom 209. FRONT ROW: D. Patterson, L. Becton, C. vell, W. Anderson, K. Jones, R. Britton, E. Brooks, E. Lewis Pope, E. Tyus, D. Washington, C. Barkley. SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: E. Jones, C. Turner, L. McClung, J. Jones G. Mitchell, D. Redd, C. Norman, M. Wynn, C. Bonner, S. M. Powell, E. Cole. Williams, R. Miller, A. Richardson. THIRD ROW: D. Nor- HOMEROOM 215 . ,:. Homeroom 215. FRONT ROW: S. Montgomery, P. Cephas, T. Morris, D. Latham, W. Dennis, J. Bazemore, E. Johnson, C. Reid, S. Carter,J. Lumsden, M. Graham. SECOND ROW: B. Kellum, D. Emanuel. FOURTH ROW: R. Dalton, C. Ezell, Price, G. Watt, L. Pondexter, D. Anderson, N. Williams, D.Warner,W.Moon,P.Jackson. M. Washington, S. Rosemand, K. Phillips. THIRD ROW: B. HOMEROOM 217 wav if W :sw ii 1 T 2 Y 1' W ea if if ' tiih-vw aw 5.3 :Exam 1. fm J : ,, ,, -is S , H. 5 if e '.i' fl ' . , A jg ' I Hs .1 V9 -f i3ff1 sgQf:1':', i: 1f , x . I . I ,W T - 3. ' . ., .. . .4 ,W mi Homeroom 217. FRONT ROW: S. Jones, Y. Charity, C. F. Cobb, E. Bradford, H. Dorsey, C. Berry. FOURTH ROW: Richardson, D. Barnes, C. Gould, E. Williamson. SECOND E. Young, L. Spright, R. Brock, S. Williams, C. Carroll, R. ROW: J, LeC0te, C, Miller, V, Grant, P, Cephas, S, Smiley, Davenport, J. Dobbs. FIFTH ROW: L, Dudley, F. Johnson. B. Scott, L. Carter. THIRD ROW: J. Thompson, N. Nelson, HOMEROOM 238 ez, 5 e 4 3 2 Q Homeroom 238. FRONT ROW: Y. Douglas, C. Brazell, C. S. Brown, M. Hubbard, E. West, D. Walker, J. Jones, C. Mur- Lightfoot, P. Woodruff, K. Grimes, V. Carter. SECOND ry, O. DeVaughn. FOURTH ROW: W. Talley, P. McMillan ROW: M. Rozier, J. Flowers, G. Lee, B. Jones, J. Smalls, J. D. Fisher, D. Walden, T. Hubbard, W. Hazel, J. Mitchell, W Thompson, S. Bennett. THIRD ROW: J. Gladney, D. Blessit, Roy, T. Rolle. FIFTH ROW: M. White, D. Mosley. HOMEROOM 241 4 .gay 2 ,Q f . .a.,. .,, 2.5. we l ,s Homeroom 241. FRONT ROW: G. Hall, C. Lacy, A. Wheel- ROW: D. Porter, J. Azem, A. Tucker, L. Smith, G. Dankins, ess, D. McDowell, R. Burney, V. Johnson. SECOND ROW: L. C. Montgomery. FOURTH ROW: T. Moore, G. Mitchell, D. Hutchinson, J. Berry, C. Lamkin, M. Draper, B. Peak. THIRD Brown, R. Winston, W. Strothers. , 4 HOMEROOM 311 1 all . ,. .fic l-.Q-if Homeroom 311. FRONT ROW: G. Mitchaux, S. Snyder, C. C. Duncan. THIRD ROW: K. Raiford, E. Mcliinzie, T. Garrett, P. Miller, U. Watson, P. Abram. SECOND ROW: L. Stewart, D. Smalls, B. Knox, M. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: G. Keys, R. Williams, D. Woods, M. Russell, C. Allen, G. White, Gray, W. Harrison, R. Duck, C. Winn, R. Morris. HOMEROOM 341 1 Homeroom 341. FRONT ROW: D. Clark, J. Womack, P. Trawick, L. Durant, A. Stone, F. Williams. SECOND ROW V. Gibson, H. Robinson, D. Ransaw, M. Crutchfield, J. Reed, H. Reed, R. Robinson, L. Hicks. THIRD ROW: E. Banks, H ggvf . N xo RH I E3 Qi vi In Jones, C. White, D. Givner, J. Howard, C. Johnson, W. Clark. FOURTH ROW: R. Johnson, J. Fowler, C. Brissett, J. Wilson, M. Calloway. J, '. NRRXNNXYR NX I 6-A Ax 78 Seniors V ,fff , as 4 Senior Class Officers. Treasurer Bruce Griffin, Vice President Patricia Martin, President Ira Ross, Social Chairman LaVerne Davis, Secretary Jacqueline Sneed. THE AGGRESSIVE 68's It was a very good year . . . fond remem- brance of Ribbon Day long past . . . the Mr. 8: Mrs. Ugly Contest and the echo of laughter which followed . . . the beautiful and jubilant face of a pos- ture queen . . . the proud dedication of the Varsity Club . . . arrival of senior portraits . . . the success of a class play . . . friendly reminders that Tuesday is Dues Day . . . diminishing rows of safety pins mark the passing days . . . reflections of the past and expectations for the future place the Aggressive 68,s in a Mellow Mood . . . It was a very good year. . . Joe Williams and Gloria Thompson . . . or is it Gloria Thompson and .loe Williams? The Ugliest Couple in the House -Alan Turk and Christine Gray. Varsity Club Seniors. SEATED: T. McDaniel, E. Allen, M. Brown, C. Thurman, 0. Johnson, L. Jackson. M. Brown, D Weston, W. Anderson, L. Washington. STANDING: R. V21SSef,A-HaffiS- ah-are-7 ana wi- V A Lime green and white ribbons symbolize the last semmter for seniors. Posture Queen Virginia Craig 81 PATRICIA A. ADDISON Senior National Honor Societyg Bulldog Staffg A Orchestrag SUNQ Drum Majorette. Future Plans: Computer Technology CHERYL LYNETTE AGEE Shirley Teacher's Aide. Fu- ture Plans: Laboratory Techni- cian ELAINE MARIE ALLEN Laina', Future Teachers Club: Homeroom Officer. Future Plans: Vista Volunteer ELVERAGE ALLEN SonnyH Varsity Footballg Baseball Team Captaing Varsity Club. Future Plans: College ARNITIA L. ALLISON Nishie', Sketchbookg Future Nurses Clubg 'After-Prorn Com- mitteeg DPSQ Homeroom Pres- ident. Future Plans: Psychiatric Nursing DAVID S. ANDERSON Alfie', Sketchbook Photogra- pherg Stage Managerg Student Councilg Softball. Future Plans: Electrician PRISCILLA M. ANDERSON Perci Senior National Honor Societyg Senior Leadersg Head Majoretteg Sketchbookg Search- ers. Future Plans: Medical Tech- nology WILLIAM G. ANDERSON 'sWillie Varsity Footballg Basketballg Homeroom Presi- dentg Varsity Clubg Art Club. Future Plans: Industrial Educa- tion ww WILLIAM H. ANDERSON Tony Homeroom Presidentg Student Councilg DPS. Future Plans: Photographer BEVERLY ANN BALLARIEL Noisy DECA Clubg Home- room Vice President. Future Plans: Computer Programming CECIL BARLOW Intramural Sports. Future Plans: STANLEY ANDREW BATES Bates Varsity Footballg A Bandg JV Basketballg Home- room President. Future Plans: College CHARLENE B. BEARD Chuckie Office Aideg Search- ers. Future Plans: Business Col- JAMES BEASLEY 'lBrother Trackg Softballg DECA Clubg Pit Stop Auto Club. Future Plans: Automotive Machinist Technology DOROTHY J. BECTON Dotty,' Bulldog Staffg Gym Aideg Homeroom Treasurer. Fu- ture Plans: Secretary DWIGHT BEY SUNg Basketball Managerg Ju- nior National Honor Societyg Homeroom Treasurerg All City Junior Orchestra. Future Plans: Draftsman HARRY A BILDHAUER A Band Searchers Art Club Fu ture Plans College LYNDA BIRTHA Birdie'l Student Councilg Key stone Travelers: SUNg Searchers Office Aide. Future Plans: Sten ographer LEON J. BLACKSTON Lurch Searchers. Future Plans: College JEROME L. BLAKLEY 'gJerry', Homeroom President Graphic Arts Technology RONALD J. BOGGUS Brady Varsity Footballg JV Trackg Basketball: Hall Patrol. Future Plans: Professional Singer JAMES E. BONNER Varsity Trackg Bulldog Staffg Searchersg Volleyballg Swim- ming Team. Future Plans: Law- yer RAYBON C. BONNER 'SRaymond President of the Horticulture Clubg Future Teach- ers Club.Future Plans: Science Teacher ROBERT E. BOOKER Book Hall Patrolg Softballg 1 Junior Choirg Intramural Sports. ' cl5 Future Plans: College s Student Council. Future Plans. ROBERT L. BOULDEN Bob' DPS: C. Bandg Jazz Club. Future Plans: Draftsman CHARLES BOWLES B.C. Homeroom Treasurerg Intramural Basketball. Future Plans: Armed Forces PATRICIA ANN BOYKIN Senior National Honor Societyg Feature Editor of the Bulldogg A Orchestrag SUNQ Intramural Sports. Future Plans: Social Work BRENDA R. BROOKS Stretch Keystone Travelersg Basketballg Student Councilg Counselor's Aideg DPS. Future Plans: Pediatric-Obstetric Nurs- mg CHARLES BROWN Charlie Cross Countryg Fu- ture Physicians Clubg Art Club: DECA Clubg Weight Club. Fu- ture Plans: Lawyer MARY LOUISE BROWN Future Nurses Clubg Senior Leaders, Intramural Basketball, Homeroom Treasurer. Future Plans: Pediatric Nursing MAURICE L. BROWN Reese Varsity Trackg Swim- ming Teamg Baseballg Footballg A Band. Future Plans: College ROBERT LOUIS BROWN Brownie' Junior and Senior National Honor Societyg Bas- ketballg Bulldog Staffg Search- ersg Lab Assistant. Future Plans: College JOHN BRYANT Baseball Managerg Science Clubg Laboratory Aideg A Bandg Vol- leyball. Future Plans: Engineering NARADA BURNETT DECA Clubg Gym Aide. Future Plans: Psychologist SYLVIA V. BURNEY Syl DPS: Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Business College- MYRNA BURNS Homeroom Vice Presidentg Hon- or Rollg Bulldog Staffg Office Aideg Basketball Team. Future Plans: Civil Service LARRY E. BURRELL Horseshoe Softballg JV Foot- ballg Drama Club. Future Plans: Food Science Administrator SHIRLEY CABBAGESTALK Cab Senior Leadersg Gym Aideg DPS. Future Plans: Nurs- ing CHARLES L. CASEY C. Band. Future Plans: Computer Programming KENNETH CASEY A Orchestra. Future Plans: Col- lege A ,,, fl .fx-QC cf-f-5 tied X . LL -'B STEPHANIE L. CHAMP 'sStef Sketchbookg A Bandg After-Prom Committeeg A Or- chestrag DPS. Future Plans: College LINDA NADINE CLARK Snaps,' President of the Red Cross Clubg SUNg Searchersg Drama Club. Future Plans: College LAVERNE COATS Verni Prom Committeeg SUNQ Searchersg Homeroom Presi- denfg Office Aide. Future Plans: College DIANA COFFEY Coff Student Council, Pep Clubg Senior Leadersg Basketballg Searchers. Future Plans: Physical f-vs Therapist .IUDITH ANN COLBERT Judy,' Searchersg Counselorls Aide: Graduation Committeeg Keystone Travelers. Future Plans: Medical Secretary THOMAS A. COVINGTON Top Cat Chess Teamg Key- stone Travelersg SUNQ Pit Stop Auto Clubg Homeroom President. Future Plans: Technical School VIRGINIA G. J. CRAIG A Orchestrag Sketchbookg Search- ersg Counselor's Aideg Intramural Basketball. Future Plans: Medical Technologist BOBBIE CURRY Sweet Water Basketballg Stu- dent Councilg DECA Clubg Homeroom President. Future Plans: Accounting GLORIA JEAN DAVIS '5Glo,' Nurses Clubg Junior Na- tional Honor Societyg Keystone Travelersg Nurse's Aideg Home- room President. Future Plans: Nurse GWENDOLYN C. DAVIS Gwen Searchersg SUNQ Home- room Vice President and Treasurer . Future Plans: Secretary LAVERNE DAVIS A Bandg Junior High Cheerlead- erg Student Councilg Keystone Travelersg Senior Class Social Chairman. Future Plans: Nurse CAROL MARIE DEAN f'Dinky A Orchestrag Sketch- bookg Searchersg Future Teach- ers Clubg Junior National Honor Society. Future Plans: Mathe- matician SHIRLEY IRAN DENNARD Sidney,, Future Teachers Clubg Searchersg Counselor's Aideg Graduation Committeeg Drama Club. Future Plans: College IRENE DENSON Renie Vice President of DECA Clubg Homeroom Secretaryg Ba- ton Club. Future Plans: Research Technician LESLIE DOBBS Babs Searchersg Keystone Travelersg DPSQ Swimming Team. Future Plans: Pharmacist PAUL W. DORSEY Student Councilg Varsity Basket- ballg Swimming Teamg After- Prom Committeeg DPS. Future Plans: Commercial Pilot ymvff DEBCRAH JEAN DRAKE Duck Future Nurses Clubg Homeroom Secretaryg Nurse's and Teacher's Aideg DPS. Future Plans: Registered Nurse STEPHEN DRAKE Softballg JV Football. Future Plans: Mechanical Engineer TONI DRAKE Cake Junior Orchestra: Pep Club. Future Plans: Business College DORIS R. DUBOSE Doozie Junior and Senior National Honor Societyg Search- ersg Sketchbook: Graduation Committee. Future Plans: Com- puter Programming JUANITA DUPREE Nita Baton Clubg Horticul- ture Clubg Homeroom Secretaryg HorticultureLabAssistant.Future Plans: Nursing MITCHELL L. DYE Almond Robed Choirg A Chorusg Drum Majorg Service Room Aideg DPS. Future Plans: Business College ROSALIND CARYN ELDER Roz,' SUNQ Searchers: Key- stone Travelersg Bulldog Staff. Future Plans: Registered Nurse BARBARA D. ELLIS National Honor Societyg Tutorg Sketchbook Editor: Searchersg Senior Luncheon Committee. Future Plans: Medical Records Librarian MARILYN INEZ ELLIS Mitzi A and B Orchestrag Junior Physicians Clubg Intramur- al Sportsg Homeroom President. Future Plans: Pharmacist CURTIS EZELL 'sHerkey Football Team Man- ager and Trainerg Junior High Basketballg Softball. Future Plans: Carpenter FRANKIE EILEEN EZELL Peaches Student Councilg Homeroom Presidentg DPS. Fu- ture Plans: Dietician LACY JAMES FARMER Farmer Dee Hall Patrolg In- tramural Sports. Future Plans: Air Force ll2i1i1mD6 Ltlfli-J FLORENCE ELAINA FORD Flo Girls Intramural Sportsg DPS. Future Plans: Secretary RONALD D. GARRETT Softballg Intramural Sports. Fu- ture Plans: College RONALD N. GATES Ronnie,, DECA Clubg Search- ersg DPS. Future Plans: Physi- cal Therapist RITA GORE l'Tex Swimming Teamg Senior Leadersg After-Prom Committeeg DPS. Future Plans: Dietician 55-r VERONA L. GORE Twiggy Robed Choirg Search- ersg Office Aideg Girls Ensemble. Future Plans: Secretary .IACQUELINE D. GOULD Jacki', Homeroom Vice Presi- dentg Gym Aideg Orchestrag Stu- dent Council. Future Plans: Arch- itectural Draftsman CHRISTINE GRAY Chrissy Keystone Travelersg Pep Clubg Future Physicians Clubg Office Aideg After-Prom Committee. Future Plans: Psy- chologist CHARLENE D. GREEN Bussell,' Gym Aideg Keystone Travelersg Student Council. Fu- ture Plans: Seamstress SHIRLEY R. GRICE Orchestra, DPS. Future Plans. Elementary Education BRUCE L. GRIFFIN Student Council Officerg Senior Class Treasurerg Sketchbookg Bulldogg Junior National Honor Society. Future Plans: College L. BRIAN GRIFFIN SUNg Searchersg Bulldog Staffg Teacher's Aideg Homeroom Pres- identg Student Council. Future Plans. College REGINALD L. GRIFFIN Reggie Student Council, Var sity Basketballg Baseballg Jazz Club. Future Plans: College WALTER F. GRIFFIN Griff', Captain of Fourth Peri- od Hall Patrol. Future Plans: Government Agent CHARLES L. GRINAGE .Iuno,' A Orchestrag A Bandg Keystone Travelersg Homeroom Presidentg Biology Club. Future Plans: College DELORES MAE GUY Dee Keystone Travelersg Powder Puff Mechanicsg Teach- er's Aideg DPS. Future Plans: Pediatric Nurse DOROTHY M. HAIRSTON PeeWee Homeroom Presi- dentg Sketchbookg Orchestrag Gym and Counseloris Aideg Pep Club. Future Plans: Cosmetolo- gist SHARON A. M. HALL '4Terrie', Future Teachers Club. Future Plans: Secondary Educa- tion ROSA LEE HAMLIN Rose Junior and Senior Na- tional Honor Societyg Future Nurses Clubg Sketchbookg Nur- se's Aide. Ful re Plans: Nursing ' , '7 l 165179 LINDA ANN HAMMONDS Pansey', Future Nurses Club. Future Plans: Nursing PHYLLIS GLORIA HARPER Pippin SUNQ Keystone Trav- elersg Brass Choirg Searchersg A Band. Future Plans: Pharma- cist S iw ROSALYN B. HARRIS Ross Office Aideg Searchers. Future Plans: Secretary KENNETH HAWKINS Hawk Searchersg Prom Com- mitteeg Track Team. Future Plans: Psychologist 'X 1 DONNA' GALE HEFFLIN Chairman of After-Graduation Committeeg Keystone Travelersg Student Councilg Senior Leaders. Future Plans: Sociologist JACQUELINE HENDERSON Jackie Senior Leadersg Fu- ture Teachers Clubg Office Aideg Junior Cheerleadersg Student Council.Future plans: Teacher FAITH HILL Faye Gym and Nurse's Aideg Future Nurses Clubg DPS. Fu- ture Plans: Telephone Operator JAMES HILL Diablo', Intramural Basket- ballg Homeroom Vice Presidentg Carpentry Clubg DPS. Future Plans: Registered Carpenter KAREN YVONNE HILL Stick Future Nurses Clubg Nurse's Aideg Homeroom Secre- tary. Future Plans: Registered Nurse MICHAEL RICHARD HILL Mike Varsity Footballg Stu- dent Councilg Homeroom Presi- dent. Future Plans: Chemist 4, A . , we ff s Fi mi wg. DARYLL J. HODGES ,'Don .Iuan', Baseball Teamg Chess Clubg Softballg Honor Roll. Future Plans: College STACEY E. HOGAN Senior National Honor Societyg Bulldog Staffg Future Teachers Clubg Art Clubg Homeroom Vice President. Future Plans: College JOHN L. HOLMES Johnny', Baseballg DPS. Future y Plans: Computer Programming HAYWOOD R. HOPSON Pete' Footballg Track: Soft- ballg DPS. Future Plans: College ARLENE MARIE HOYLE Marie Sketchbookg Art Clubg Searchersg Powder Puff Meehan- icsg After-Graduation Commit- tee. Future Plans: College CHARLOTTE L. HUFF Student Council: Sketchbookg Keystone Travelersg Science Clubg DPS. Future Plans: Court Re- porter JACQUELINE A. HUNTER Jackie' Powder Puff Mechan- iesg Gym and Counselor's Aide. Future Plans: College RONALD HUNTLEY 'lHotshot', Varsity Footballg Track Teamg Gym Aide. Future Plans: College IRVINE C. P. HURT DPS: Intramural Basketball. Future Plans: Army KAREN LEE HURTT Peaches Searchers: Office and Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Secretary CHARLESETTA JACKSON Charlie Office Aide: Key- stone Travelers: After-Gradua- tion Committee. Future Plans: Executive Secretary CYNTHIA D. JACKSON Cindi Homeroom President: Student Council: Office Aide: After-Prom Committee: Key- stone Travelers. Future Plans: Model JACQUELINE A. JACKSON 'fJackie Keystone Travelers: Searchers: Robed Choir: Octet: Senior Leaders: Homeroom Sec- retary. Future Plans: Business College LEON HAROLD JACKSON Milk Man Track: Cross Country: Junior High Basketball and Football. Future Plans: Draftsman MURIEL L. JACKSON Murk,' Student Council Sec- retary: Cheerleader Captain: Sketchbook: Keystone Travelers: Senior Leaders. Future Plans: Speech Therapy RUTH E. JACKSON Geechie', DPS: Swimming Team: Gym Aide: Mixed Chor- us: Homeroom Secretary. Future Plans: Airline Stewardess CAROL JEAN JASPER Shorty Gym and Teacher s Aideg Homeroom Vice President. Future Plans: Business College GEORGE HENRY JENKINS Buster SUN, Searchers, Spe- cial Aideg Keystone Travelers. Future Plans: Teacher LORRAINE JENKINS Voluntary Aide. Future Plans: Teacher SAMUEL JENNINGS Sam', After-Prom Committeeg DPS. Future Plans: Commercial Artist ALFRED H. JOHNSON Chickadee Cross Countryg Track Team. Future Plans: Phys- ical Education Teacher BARBARA JOHNSON Pecos President of Searchersg Powder Puff Mechanicsg Coun- selor's Aideg Volleyballg Sales Representative. Future Plans: Typist FRANCES JOHNSON Robed Choirg Senior Leadersg DECA Clubg All City Choir. Future Plans: Business College GLEASON L. JOHNSON Chess Clubg Kaufmann's Indus- trial Arts Fair Award. Future Plans. Draftsman VICKIE G. JOHNSON Little Mac Counselorls Aideg Basketball Teamg Powder Puff Mechanics. Future Plans. Bust ness College PATRICIA JOHNSON Mackie SUN, Keystone Travelersg A Bandg Lab Assis- tantg Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Microbiologist CHRISTOPHER R. JONES Chris Varsity Basketball, Homeroom Presidentg Student Councilg JV Basketballg DPS. Future Pla ns: College CURTIS L. JONES Curt Varsity Basketballg Junior High Trackg JV Footballg Science Club. Future Plans: College DEBORA Jonesy', H M. JONES Keystone Travelersg Vice Principal's Aideg Intramural Basketballg Swimming Team. Future Plans. Computer Pro gramming HERMAN S. JONES Her-Man Jazz Clubg Stage Managerg Junior High Track and Basketballg Special Aide. Future Plans: Technical School MARLENE URSULA JONES LSQOI-ky? Student Future Nurses Clubg Councilg Homeroom Vice Presidentg Nurse's Aide. Future Plans: Registered Nurse STEPHANIE J. JORDAN s'Steph Majoretteg Office and Gym Aideg Keystone Travelersg Sketchbook. Future Plans: Data Processor CHARLOTTE ANN KNOX Ladybug,' Searchersg Gym and Counselor's Aide. Future Plans: Computer Programming PATRICIA ANN KYSER Pappi National Honor Soci- etyg Searchersg Student Councilg Orchestrag Tutorg Essay Con- test Winner. Future Plans: Col- lege LINDA MARLYN LANG Lin Student Councilg Senior Leadersg Keystone Travelersg Teacher's Aideg DPS. Future Plans: Elementary Education NORMAN L. LAWSON Hase Student Councilg Soft- ballg Intramural Basketball. Fu- ture Plans: Professional Dry Cleaner CAROLYN YVONNE LEE Poochie National Honor So- cietyg Searchersg Homeroom Vice Presidentg Chorus. Future Plans: Executive Secretary ROBERT LEE HZodiac Kid Baseball Teamg A Bandg Brass Choirg Sketch- bookg DPS. Future Plans: Navy PATRICIA LLOYD Pat', Student Councilg SUNQ Keystone Travelersg DECA Clubg Homeroom President. Future Plans: Personnel Manager DONALD JAMES LOVE Love Robed Choirg Octet. Future Plans: Draftsman L, CHARLOTTE E. LOVELACE Angel,' Student Councilg Key- stone Travelersg Future Physi- cians Clubg Future Teachers Club.Future Plans: Social Work PATRICIA A. LUMSDEN Pat', Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Business College KENNETH LYMAN Lenny,' Chorus. Future Plans: Commercial Artist ROBERT McCLAIN 'lMack Lunchroom Aideg DPS. Future Plans: Electronics Tech- nology DORIS MCCREARY Smilie DPSQ Senior Lead- ers Club. Future Plans: Data Processor WILLIAM T. MCDANIEL Worm Cross Country and Track Team Captaing Softballg Lab Assistant. Future Plans: Social Worker WILLIAM P. MCKINNEY McKinfer Junior National Honor Societyg Searchersg Grad- uation Committeeg SUNg Bull- dog. Future Plans: Lawyer BRENDA JO MCMAHON Tina Gym and Teacher's Aideg DPSQ Intramural Sports. F uiure Plans: Secretary SANDY ROY MCNEAL Leprechaun', Track Teamg A Bandg Special Aideg Senior Class Picnic Committee. Future Plans: College FRANCES M. MCQUEEN Frankie Intramural Basket- ballg Swimming Teamg Volley- ballg Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Secretary DAVID W. MARSHALL A Bandg Baseball Team. Future Plans: Marine Corps PATRICIA ANN MARTIN 'SPat Senior National Honor Societyg Senior Class Vice Pres- identg Searchersg Bulldogg A Or- chestra. Future Plans: College BOBBIE JOE MARYLAND Senior Leaders Clubg Office Aideg Homeroom Secretaryg Searchers. Future Plans: College BARBARA J. MATTHEWS Cookie', Searchersg Gym Aideg DPS. Future Plans: College JAMES A. MATTHEWS Pit Stop Auto Clubg A Band. Fu- ture Plans: Technical School JOHNNIE MILLER Deacon Varsity Footballg Trackg Varsity Clubg Hall Patrol Leader. Future Plans: College .t -,--, ' my WILLIAM C. MILLER Horticulture Clubg Homeroom Vice Presidentg Metal Theory Club. Future Plans: Floral De- signer BRENDA JEAN MILTON Bren Homeroom Officer. Future Plans: Dietician SYLVIA ANN MINER . r Syl', Searchersg A Orchestrag SUN. Future Plans: Librarian HAROLD D. MITCHELL Slick A and B Orchestrag Searchersg Teacher's Aideg DPS. Future Plans: College NADINE J. MITCHELL Sketchbookg Bulldog Staffg Fu- ture Teachers Clubg A Orchestrag Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Elementary Education THOMAS H. MITCHELL Mitch DPS. Future Plans.' Business College DEBORAH ANN MOBLEY Debbie Student Councilg Powder Puff Mechanicsg DPS. Future Plans: Secretary CYNTHIA L. MOONEY DPSQ Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Switchboard Operator LEONARD CRAIG MOORE Lenny SUNg Future Teach- ers Club Searchersg Graduation Committeeg Gym Aide. Future Plans Secondary Education WILLIAM P. MOORE Little Pres Student Council Vice Presidentg Baseballg Home- room President. Future Plans: Aeronautical Engineering DONNIE D. MORRIS Don Track Team. Future Plans Draftsman NATALIE T. MORRIS Gym and Teacher's Aidg DPS. Future Plans: Secretary SANDRA B. MOSLEY Senior Leadersg Keystone Trav- elers DPSg Counselor's Aideg Senior Luncheon Committee. Fu- ture Plans: College PATRICIA ANN MURRAY Senior National Honor Societyg Bulldog Staffg Counselor's Aideg Future Physicians Clubg Volley- ball. Future Plans: College PATRICIA NELSON Pa Bulldogg Powder Puff Mechanicsg Keystone Travelersg DECA Clubg Vice Principal's Aide Future Plans: College SHERMAN NESBITT Eddie Homewood Urban Newspaper, SUN, Searchers, DPS. Future Plans: College FRED ANTHONY PAGE Homeroom Vice Presidentg Pit Stop Auto Clubg Basketball. Fu- ture Plans: Computer Program- ming GERTRUDE PARKER Little Lotta Secretary of Senior Leadersg Majoretteg Prom and Senior Luncheon Committee. Future Plans: Teacher ELIZABETH PARRISH Liz Teacher's Aide: Future Physicians Club. Future Plans: Women's Marine Corps JUNIUS E. PATTERSON Snag Trackg Junior High Football and Basketballg Jazz Club. Future Plans: Business Administration LEONARD E. PAYTON Payton Place DECA Club, Junior Choirg DPS. Future Plans: Radio and T V Broadcaster BEVERLYN PHILLIPS Champ', Student Councilg Rib- bon Day Committeeg Homeroom Presidentg Horticulture Club. Future Plans: Mortuary Science MARY E. PHILLIPS JULIE ANNE PHILLIPS Searchers' Sketchbook' Art Club' Office Aide. Future Plans. Col lege Twiggy,' SUNQ Searchers C0unselor's Aideg DPS. Future Plans: Elementary Education BEVERLY A. POELLNITZ Bev' Girls Ensembleg Bulldog Typistg Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Interior Decorator ADELE YVONNE PORTER Doll Student Councilg Teach- er's Aide. Future Plans: Nursing LEE E. POWERS DECA Club. Future Plans: Col- lege JOHN PRESSLEY Prezz A Bandg DPSQ Orches- tra. Future Plans: Draftsman BRENDA JOYCE PUGH Bulldog Staffg SUNQ Senior Class Representativeg Keystone Travelers. Future Plans: Com- puter Programming ELIZABETH R. RAMSEY Rene Future Nurses Clubg Gym Aideg DPS. Future Plans: Registered Nurse SHEILA ANN REDDISH Shortie Student Councilg Gym and Office AidegAfter-Prom Committeeg DPS. Future Plans: Executive Secretary GEORGEANNA REED f'George Future Nurses Clubg Office Aideg Homeroom Officerg Pep Club. Future Plans: Regis- tered Nurse RUSSELL J. REID Rusty DPSQ Swimming Team. Future Plans: Graphic Arts Tech- nology DARLENE L. ROBINSON Dar Student Council Presi- dentg Cheerleaderg SUNg Sketch- bookg Bulldog Staffg Senior Leaders. Future Plans: Public Relations DORIS E. ROBINSON Teacherls Aideg DECA Club. FuturePlans:ComputerProgram- ming JACKIE ROBINSON Jack Robl' Varsity Basketballg Junior High Basketballg Softballg Homeroom Officer. Future Plans: College FLOYD ROSE Rosebud Track Teamg Teach- er's Aideg Mixed Chorus. Future Plans: Air Force IRA L. ROSS Senior Class Presidentg Sketch- bookg Robed Choirg Orchestrag Octet. Future Plans: College DEBORAH J. ROWENS Debbie', Drama Clubg Office and Gym Aide. Future Plans: Missionary TONDA MARIE ROY Lab Assistantg DPSQ Gym and Teacherls Aide. Future Plans: Radiology Technician WILLIAM ROBERT ROY Butch,, A Bandg Track Team. Future Plans: Architectural Drafting DENISE L. RUCKER Snookie Searchersg Gym Aideg DPSQ Homeroom Sales Representative. Future Plans: Secretary CHERYL J. SALES Soupy Majorette Captaing Sketchbookg SUNQ Powder Puff Mechanicsg Keystone Travelers. Future Plans: Accounting JESSICA M. SHEPARD Secretary of Searchersg Art Club Presidentg Powder Puff Mechan- icsg Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Airline Hostess LARRY SIDBERRY Sid Basketballg Track Teamg A Bandg Cross Countryg Prom Committee. Future Plans: Heavy Construction Technological En- gineer SANDRA SINGLETON 5'Sam Searchers. Future Plans: Secretary TONI C. SLOAN Future Nurses Clubg Intramural Sportsg Nurse's Aideg DPS. Fu- ture Plans: Nursing JOYCE M. SMALLS Powder Puff Mechanicsg Home- room Sales Representativeg Of- fice and Gym Aide. Future Plans.' Secretary s pt I .R v I BERNARD L. SMITH 'sNard'7 Counselor's Aideg Ju- nior High Orchestrag Intramural Basketballg Jazz Club. Future Plans: Computer Programming EVELYN IRENE SMITH s'Eve Junior National Honor Societyg Office Aideg SUNg Homeroom Secretaryg DPS. Fu- ture Plans: Executive Secretary GAYNELL H. SMITH Sketchbookg Keystone Travelersg SUN. Future Plans: Nursing HILDA LOUISE SMITH 'gShorts Keystone Travelersg Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Commercial Artist JAMES H. SMITH A Bandg Orchestrag Art Club. Future Plans: College LONNIE SMITH Smuckers,' Cross Country Chess Clubg Trackg DPS Future Plans: Air Force JACQUELINE J. SNEED Jackie Senior National Honor Societyg SUNQ Searchersg Senior Class Secretaryg A Band. Future Plans: Speech Pathologist JEROME STANCILE 'sStan Hall Patrolg Home- room Vice President. Future Plans: Master Builders Appren- tice Program LETITIA M. STAPLES Tishma Pep Clubg Student Councilg Teacher's Aideg Future Nurses Clubg DPS. Future Plans: Registered Nurse MARILYN STARKS Lynn Office Aide. Future Plans: Airline Stewardess NOKIHOMIS STARR Nicki Sketchbook Staffg Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: College CARMELLA STATON Pluckett'l Westinghouse Mas- cotg DECA Club Treasurerg Of- fice Aideg Softballg Volleyball. Future Plans: Business College MORRIS STEWART Cricket Special Aideg Intra- mural Sports. Future Plans: Air Force DEBBIE M. STROTHERS Chick Searchersg Gym and Counselorls Aideg Science Clubg Volleyball. Future Plans: Com- puter Programming MELVINA STUBBLEFIELD Mel Future Nurses Clubg Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Nursing GROVER L. TAYLOR Bone Pit Stop Auto Club. Future Plans: Automotive Ma- chinist Technology KENNETH TAYLOR Droop', Varsity Footballg Trackg Softball. Future Plans: College SYLVESTOR L. TAYLOR Bucky Pit Stop Auto Clubg Weight Clubg Special Aideg Graduation Committee. Future Plans: Disel Engineering JAMES N. TERRY Jimmy SUNg Intramural Basketball and Volleyball. Future Plans: Lawyer GLORIA THOMPSON Buttons', Robed Choirg Coun- selor's Aideg DPSQ Mixed Chor- us. Future Plans: Secretary CHESTER H. THURMAN Mohawk Trackg Cross Coun- tryg Varsity Clubg Bookroom Aide. Future Plans: Electronics Technology WILMER TIPTON Will Hall Patrol. Future Plans: Ministry JAMES TUCKER Tuck DPSQ Homeroom Offi- cer. Future Plans: Food Produc- tion Manager ELEANOR TURNER El Counselor s Aide. Future Plans: Secretary RICHARD H. UTLEY UF, Track Teamg Cross Coun- tryg Footballg Searchersg Stu- dent Council. Future Plans: So- cial Worker MANSFIELD WALKER. Manny Chess Clubg DPSQ SUNQ Keystone Travelers. Future Plans: Chemical Engineer MARIANNE WALLACE DPSg Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Computer Programming BRUNETTE CELIA WARD Celia Robed Choirg Future Physicians Clubg Senior Lun- cheon, Prom, and Graduation Committeeg Searchers. Future Plans: Nurse JOYCE ANN WARE Red A Orchestrag Bulldogg SUNg Horticulture Clubg Search- ersg Counselor's Aide. Future Plans: Physical Therapist WILLIAM RAY WARFIELD Warrior Junior High Swim- ming Teamg Softballg JV Foot- ballg Science Club. Future Plans: College JACQUELINE WASHINGTON no Jackie Junior National Honor Societyg Sketchbookg Bulldogg Future Teachers Clubg SUN. Fu- ture Plans: Teacher LINN B. WASHINGTON Space-Ghost Captain of Track and Swimming Teamg Varsity Clubg Sketchbookg Homeroom President. Future Plans: College rig P RAYMOND WASHINGTON Guitar Man Bulldog Staffg Special Aide. Future Plans: Com- mercial Artist PAULA E. WATERS Searchersg Office Aideg Ribbon Day Committeeg Senior Leadersg Student Councilg Homeroom President. Future plans: College ELLIS WATSON DPSQ Honor Roll. Future Plans: College JANICE MARIE WEBB Jan Vice President of A Bandg Future Nurses Clubg Keystone Travelersg Nurse's Aide. Future Plans: Nursing MICHAEL JENE WESTON S'Big Mikel' Football Team Co- Captaing Student Council Treas- urerg Varsity Clubg Trackg Picnic Committee. Future Plans: Col- lege TYRONE WHITE Ty,' Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Air Force GREGORY WHITTED Deacon Robed Choirg Octetg All City Choirg Student Councilg Searchers. Future Plans: Psychol- ogist BARBARA E. WILKS Babs Cheerleaderg Student Councilg Counselor's Aideg SUNQ Ribbon Day Committee. Future Plans: Social Worker CHESTER WILLIAMS A Band Track Teamg A Orches- tra Future Plans: Computer DARLANA WILLIAMS Lana Teacher's Aideg Chor- us. Future Plans: Computer Pro- gramming DIANA E WILLIAMS Homeroom Presidentg Future Nurses Club Searchersg Basket- ball and Swimming Team. Future Plans Registered Nurse JOSEPH ALAN WILLIAMS s'John Glenn A Orchestrag Brass Choirg Baseballg Softballg Intramural Basketballg Bulldogg DPS. Future Plans: College PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS Smiley DPSQ Teacher's Aide. Future Plans Secretary MARY WILSON Boopy Senior Leadersg B Bandg Counselor's Aideg Home- room Officer. Future Plans: Busi- ness College CLARINE WOMACK Mickey DECA Clubg Bull- dog Staff Basketball Teamg Hall Patrol Future Plans: Model CAROLYN R. WRIGHT Bee Bulldog Editorg Home- room Presidentg Senior Luncheon Committee Chairmang SUN. Future Plans: Speech Pathology AJ ERNESTINE WRIGHT Ernie Sketchbook Staffg Counselor's Aideg A After- Graduation Committeeg DPS.Fu- ture Plans: Business College BARBARA YOUNG Sketchbook Staffg Office Aideg Homeroom Officer. Future Plans: College DEBORAH BARKLEY Debbie', Swimming Teamg DPS. Future Plans: Registered Nurse .IACQUELYNN BLACKWELL Jackie DPSg Intramural Sports. Future Plans: Choreo- grapher SOLOMON BOSWELL Sol DECA Clubg Softball Teamg Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Computer Programming BERNICE MARIE BOWLES Bern After-Graduation Com- mitteeg Senior Leaders. Future Plans: Computer Programming RENEE BROWN Little Porkyv Office Aideg Senior Leaders. Future Plans: Business College THERA BROWN Thee-Thee DPSg Drama Clubg Teacherls Aideg Cafeteria Com- mittee. Future Plans: Model T' Q11 ,. DEBORAH BUTLER Debbie'l Office Aideg Hall Pa- trol. Future Plans: Business College SHARON BYRD Birdie Office Aide. Plans: Business College DONUS CRAWFORD Don Juan A Band Presidentg All City Bandg A Orchestra: Junior Orchestra: Essay Contest Winner. Future Plans: Jazz fautaalltwelnl-fl ROBERT CROSBY Future Bobby Homeroom Secretaryg Pit Stop Auto Clubg Softballg In- tramural Basketballg DPS. Future Plans: Engineering DIANE DEAN Dee-Dee Drama Club. Future Plans: Airline Stewardess I lx Q, .' in l PHILLIP MARLOWE EAVES Dealer Intramural Sportsg Baseball. Future Plans: College CHARLES ERIK EDWARDS Chucky,' DPSQ Basketball. Fu- ture Plans: Civil Engineer RONALD EDWARDS Ronnie Hall Patrol. Plans: Air Force Future ,J ,gum GAIL PATRICIA ELY Pat Robed Choirg SUNg DPSg Intramural Basketballg Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Social Work SANDY LEE EVANS Little Bitn Teacher's Aideg Ju- nior Office Aideg Honor Roll. Fu- ture Plans: Clerk-Typist GLENN EDWARD FORD Junior Trackg DPS. Future Plans: Electronics Technician KAREN L. GRATE Slim Future Nurses Clubg Mixed Chorusg B Orchestra. Future Plans: Registered Nurse THOMAS LEE GRAY TomH A Bandg Brass Choir: Sketchbook Photographer. Fu- ture Plans: College ROBERT T. GREEN Art Clubg Student Councilg DPS. Future Plans: Draftsman JACK G. GRISOM DPSg Art Club. Future Plans: Structural Engineer ARTHUR L. HARRIS Mr. Terrific Senior Track Teamg Cross Countryg Swim- ming Teamg Lab Assistant. Future Plans: College WILLIAM G, HARRIS Billy Junior and Senior Na- tional Honor Societyg Sketch- bookg Chemistry Lab Aide. Fu- ture Plans: Computer Technology ELAINE HILL Little Bit', Counselor's Aide. Future Plans: Clerk-Typist GERALD JOHNSON Intramural Sportsg DPS. Future Plans: Technical School JEROME JOHNSON Roni,' Keystone Travelersg Bull- dog Staffg DPSQ Homeroom Pres- identg Pittsburgh Press Club. Fu- ture Plans: College OLIVER W. JOHNSON 5'Eaglebeak Senior Track Teamg Varsity Clubg Cross Country, Swimming, and JV Football Man- ager. Future Plans: Army RICHARD JOHNSON Lovell JV Footballg Trackg Jazz Club. Future Plans: Busi- ness Administration DORCAS JONES 6'Twiggy Senior Aideg Senior Leaders: Homeroom Officer. Fu- ture Plans: Business College THOMAS AQ KELLEM Physical Fitness Clubg Hall Patrol. Future Plans: Air Force RODNEY L. KINSEY Youngblood Keystone Travel- ersg DPS. Future Plans: College ARLENE LANE Poochie Gym Aideg Hall Pa- trolg Volleyball Teamg Coun- selor's Aide. Future Plans: Technical School LORENZO LEWIS Lee Junior and Senior Swim- ming Teamg Mixed Chorusg Robed Choir. Future Plans: Au- tomotive Machinist Technology OLIVIA JEAN MARTIN Libby Orchestrag Future Nurses Clubg DPS. Future Plans: Registered Nurse CAROLYN MASON Carol Teacher's Aide. Future Plans: Secretary NARVELL WILLIAM MEEK Narv', A Bandg A Orchestrag Student Councilg Homeroom President Grades 7-12. Future Plans: Journalist KATHLEEN MITCHELL Keystone Travelersg Baton Clubg Swim Club. Future Plans: Secre- tary IDAMARIE MOONEY Buzzy,' A Chorusg Jazz Club Future Plans: Journalist ALLEN MORGAN Alduce,' Horticulture Clubg Homeroom Vice Presidentg Pit Stop Auto Clubg Baseballg Junior Chorus. Future Plans: Draftsman VIVIAN L. NICHOLS Gym Aideg Girls Ensembleg Mixed Chorusg Future Teachers Club. Future Plans: Elementary Education DANIEL PARKS Danny'l Homeroom Presidentg Orchestrag Jazz Clubg Student Council. Future Plans: College PETER PATTEN Pete DPS. Future Plans: Col- lege CARLENE PHILLIPS DPSg Horticulture Club. Future Plans: Registered Nurse NICITA PROCTER Nickey Mixed Chorusg Robed Choirg DPS. Future Plans: Medi- cal Secretary RALPH JOSEPH PROCTOR Proc Senior Cross Country Teamg Senior Track Teamg Pit Stop Auto Club. Future Plans: Armed Forces MARSHA A. QUARLES Slim Senior Leadersg DECA Club. Future Plans: Business Col- lege rwv, , MANUEL E. RHODES Manny', Student Councilg SUNQ Searchersg Homeroom President. Future Plans: Servant to Society JANICE ROBINSON 'iIan Swimming Teamg Science Clubg DPSQ Basketball Teamg Student Council. Future Plans: Secretary DAVID W. SHELTON g'Shell Varsity Footballg Track Teamg Homeroom Presidentg Se- nior Picnic Committee. Future Plans: Architecture WALTER TYRONE STORY Searchersg Volleyball Teamg DPS. Future Plans: College PATRICIA A. TAYLOR Sketchbook Associate Editorg DECA Club Presidentg A Bandg A Orchestrag Student Council. Fu- ture Plans: College CORTRELL Q. THOMAS L'Trell Pit Stop Auto Club. Fu- ture Plans: Engineering ALAN MARION TURK Footballg Trackg Swimmingg Art Club. Future Plans: College DORIAN MICHAEL VASSER Doe,' Football Team Co- Captaing Varsity Clubg Home- room Presidentg Basketballg Trackg Swimming. Future Plans: College TERRY LEE WEBB Plans: College Spyder Varsity Footballg JV Footballg Junior Track. Future DARLENE Y. WILLIAMS Doll Teachers Aide. Future JUDY LOUISE WILLIAMS Plans: Nursing School Sewing Teacher Stenographer Little Bit Homeroom Sec- retaryg DPS. Future Plans: GWENDOLYN WOODS S'Little Bit DPS. Future Plans: 1968 Graduates Whose Pictures Were Unavailable ALFREDA DENISE BADY DEBORAH ANN BANKS ALBERT J. BLUME RUTH MARIA CARSWELL LEE H. EDWARDS HAROLD LEON JACKSON SANDRA LAURENE JONES CHARLES LACKEY DARLENE A. MARABLE ROBERT RONALD MILES SHIRLEY PERRY PRECIOUS CURTIS ROBERTS LYNDA DIANA TURNER PAMELA J. WARREN EUGENE WRIGHT Ads Sz Patrons W t .L Miss Toni Altman Mr. Jan Andree Mr. Lawrie L. Bailey Mr. 8a Mrs. Readus Bell Mr. A. J. Berneski Mr. John T. Berneski Miss Nancy Berneski Mr. William Carter Mrs. Judith Clibbens Mrs. Ruth G. Conwisher Sgt. Jerry Craig Miss Peggy Craig Mr. 8L Mrs. R. J. Cristina Miss M. A. Culhane Mrs. Ruth Dean Miss Diane Dubensky Miss Jane Dumot Mr. Paul M. Dykes Mrs. Helen P. Evans Mr. William A. G. Fisher Mr. Charles Furimsky Mrs. Barbara Gedmintas Mr. Frank Gentile U Mrs. Katherine Gilbert Mrs. Richard Gordan Mr. 84 Mrs. Albert Grice Mrs. Louisa Goode Mrs. Richard Hamlin 122 OUR PATRONS Mr. Aidan Harsch Mrs. Faith Hickey Mrs. Edward Hilliard Mrs. William Howell Mrs. Elsie Iskovitz Miss Virginia Jones Mrs. Mary Kammire Mr. John Kerekes Mrs. A. R. King Mr. Marshall King Kinleyls Drug Store 7401 Frankstown Avenue 731-7249 Mr. James Law Mrs. Anne S. Leifer Lettie's Hairdressers Miss Sorali Lubarsky Mr. Angelo Maccagnan Mrs. Hamilton S. Madison Miss Margaret Martin Mrs. Marie Mitchell Mr. Bernard Moskowitz Mr. Rudy Musulin Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert Parrish Mrs. Ernestine Phillips Mr. 8L Mrs. R. Robinson Miss Soupy Sales Miss Sylvia Schoener Mrs. Thomas Spencer, Miss Carol Thoma Mrs. Erma Thompson Mrs. Gilda Venturino Miss Barbara Yardum Mrs. Charlotte Young Mr. 84 Mrs. Wellington Young Homeroom 113A Homeroom E-127 Homeroom L-127 Homeroom 130 Homeroom 201 Homeroom 202 Homeroom 206 Homeroom 212 Homeroom 224 Homeroom 230 Homeroom 238 Homeroom E-312A Homeroom 314 Homeroom 322 Homeroom 325 Homeroom 331A Homeroom 333A Homeroom 334 Homeroom 340 JOHN HOLMES THE LEGITIMATES QE I LEE POWERS DONUS CRAWFORD K o I Hmm, X f X511 1 f . 5 1 X Q1 N, ' 5 , 4 , X , N Lum ., I X r rf' LL , I IMUS-VlDlMUS,Ylgx M I RONALD GATES REGINALD GRIFFIN CECIL BARLOW FRED PAGE RODNEY KINSEY 123 A269-1f!IgZ6.fa11-'I I V V .w I IMI:-1 if H4-4h,w.,!f:d X,,Q,.,,1,-,qi AIA! Qcffg, H772 c'.fIL,L,,e-1'-f,f1vvSfV'f A'65'f'J pn I , 1 J, C,L!-MLQL Lab gUCfLL6f.,L, 46,91-A-'L' ' 21,73 X jfoxfd-1-fflf JDJV OYLX A - J, cL,g,f.l!Q1-f , WZCVXA ,h ,gg ZLILML, Q-C J W, WCW I I I S I 'jZZ..A-,fl f'ffCfIfwL,,,,y If ,ZUVQI !f!lfL ffC'g-fIL x'j'Lj - ?'0x'i'L QC'-LT 4'-2-ff-gf ffm .Ab N-aL V! ,QL if LI,.,f1.s. 7 If SQAMM I CONGRATULATIONS and A 'I J I Q BEST WISHES! ,x xi I jp STO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF T968 H 21 Q C I' I 3 I ii I Q I5 4, 4 of xi ' I 5,5 iq fo WESTINGHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL T' TX I S 2 If Ii f If I TLS I Q if HOMEWOOD-BRUSHTON COMMUNITY ju M S3 IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION B2 CI 'Sl Q? if 3 I S SHOMEWOOD-BRUSHTON CITIZENS RENEWAL COUNCIL E1 Y W 4 S 2 If 920 N.HomewoocI Avenue vid PinSburgh,Pu. 15208 5 Wi 5 I? J 124 Phone: 241-4423 World Wide Deliveries Royal Flower Shop Flowers For AII Occasions WE SPECIALIZE IN WEDDINGS 8. FUNERALS DESIGNS 704 N. Homewood Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15208 LEROY MOBLEY, PROP. Best Wishes Class of '68 GEORGE A. WARDEN AND SON FUNERAL HOME 1100 N. Homewood Ave. 241-3838 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15208 241-2600 '1Shoes for the Entire Family S815 Shoe Stores 610 N. Homewood Avenue Phone: 241-9499 HILL'S CLEANERS 7806 Frankstown Ave. PITTSBURGH, PA. 15208 Phone 362-2566 Car Wash Lubrication Tune Up THOMAS H. MITCHELL GULF SERVICE Oakwood 8. Bennett St. Phone 371-5134 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15221 DR 241-9839 Fashion Wig Company 604 N. Homewood Avenue 371-5145 Finest Quality of Human Hair Wig Service: Cleaning, Styling 81 Conditioning 125 Congrafulafions! Floycl Alex Hopewell Funeral Chapel 907 Lincoln Ave. Pittsburgh 6, Pa Phone 371-3573 sn- 335: . xl.. 1' ' 4. -' 'r.,, ' M-9,611 Congrafufaq ns W vm H515 I Cv NWT , s '11 - 1' 1 , - l' Nf Q Class of 1968 get Tyson Metalslwwf Procluctsflfiifg 6815 Hamilion Avenue Piffsburgh, Pa. 15208 GRADUATES OF '68 May you reach life's peak of TROWER'S CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY 7620 Franksiown Avenue happiness and success 241-0637 2718 Wylie Avenue Homeroom 232 621-1279 1 Congrafulafions VINCE S and SUPER MARKET uFresh Mea'r Specialists Ph. 241-4902 7914 Franksfown Ave 126 Best Wishes fo the 1968 Graduafes from HERMAN'S MEN'S SHOP 710 N. Homewood Ave. Mg.: 1 41591 'XX -, ., - 'f' li-.If ,. -3 ,, 7. 4, -.gs-.1 +1 .41 :Q -1 A 1 E OVER 30 YEARS IN BUSINESS LIBERTY MEN S FORMALS -Q'P:w: ,.J - , , FORMAL WEAR FOR MEN-SPECIAL STUDENT RATES ar 126 S.4Highland Avenue-East Liberty Phsne: 441-5972 or 441-5441 Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 9:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. Wednesday and Saturday: 9:30 to 5:30 Best Wishes For Success to the '68 Graduates Westinghouse Jr.-Sr. High School Parents-Teachers Association Lithogrophed in U.S.A. by EDVVAF1 D S BFRCJTHEFZS . iN::Qm:1i::nArED rArE STREET 1 ANN ARBOR. MlcHiGAN 49104 Come and Worship at BAPTIST TEMPLE CHURCH 7241 Race Street Rev. J. A. Williams, Minister Sun. Services: 7:30 a.m. 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Congratulations, Seniors! Upland Community Club President-Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick Secretary-Mrs. Olivia Hughes Treasurer-Mrs. Leola Saunders 127 ., .. ' : I Faces and happenings of the past will be reflected in our own individual mifrois. Small triumphs and disappointments wil be remembered for their worth. Our y In at Westinghouse encompassed perha's a great deal of labor, perhaps a great dea of happiness. As we walk forward into the future, we! carry away with us memorable experi- ences. Yet one wonders how dynamic in scope are our mirrors. How much can we see? How vague are the images? 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