Swissvale High School - Swissvalian Yearbook (Swissvale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

X . . 'K R mu . ' wg Q cg? M, 4 1 pflggifd I ,Z gif fy f C28'5 , QHf1 XM w ,Q wo 13 , SX I , ff ,wk wfb QE X E l in V . ' 5. . yf Cd, tr X rx ul ' PQ k,..j ' N. Q -4 - -X r 1 xx., V SSX ' 'X xx x x L. xl ' 1 L , r K 4? X35 FN , X ,Z t W f Ei' ga S! Wi 5 Cv be . L-r , ,z .1 .w gf :W 5 , F4 If 5 1 4 1 vs 1- r Ei E ff EQ 5 5 i Vi PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF SWISSVALE HIGH SCHOOL SWISSVALE, PENNSYLVANIA Rl lll XIIIIIR f Illlr C lifl IIARNAK Hor 7 3' .N H ' 2545 if 2. 5 , ' if fv ',, ,,, ,, ,,,,, - M L was U' X a e I A73 ' L 2 , ., .., , A W -A ..'A 4- , . 1 , us' ' W' , y Q Q4 1 5 QQ? Z 4 f N . an . aff! in if 4 aww r 7 V ,B A l V The Class of '47 presents the 27th edition of the Swissvalian with the Hope that you will derive from it in the future as much pleasure as it gives you now. S-I lj' I ,U N. K l' Q ' 5 -Jcgx , 9 ai X Q 2 Page Four Future secretaries in action, under Miss HyUarinen's guidance. fdcfmmuw am G44 J emu, Pagr' Six Fu up C 5' ss. 5-- IBO RD OF EDUC TIO I 54-ull' : , . lillu, 1 .. 4 : ,,1,,1 ' Hu- 'Juurml ul l,lC,llll'ilHOIl close-rw-Q our IHIYK' SIN! 1 I.:-ml, prlwhfvrll- XV, fi. Snlillvy, .lulm R, IJillh'l'hUll. Slnmlin gi nf. ln., xl. Inllor C X XIIIXIIIIVY, xYil1'l,l1'Sillt'llf, llmnlxs for the ink-rcsl illvy un in our wvllilrv mul in our ixclivilics, and lor ilu- ui 1-rulion In-y Ilan' gin-I1 us. i i 1 I xl . uhm ' Q mgruxw' X CQUUW V 5 l ' ,,-Sol cl illlll 1'0- Mr. PJui'y, our llIlLlt'l'SlilllllillQ frim-ml mul wlsm- Counselor. vxvrls il quie-ling illnlllilllit? uvvr ull lllc sluclvnls. Apprv- fizxlion for lllis gllicliillu' is shown lmy llw Ill any grmluulvs who rclurn lu Yisil llilll Mr. Douglas,-Ttlat wett tcnown man about ttle tiatts ot H. S. His inspiring personatity tlas tietped many students over tile worries ot crectits, sctledutes, and sutu- jects. Graduating ctasses Witt atways re- member tiis gooct tiumor and understanding. Q ' M Do W. A KST, G0,1pI UCLAS .U 'J I .' V I0 n-3. 1701's I- ll, f Qgp ' ' O 'v ' H7186 'W X 'U396 3 ., The sctioot secretaries deserve our ttiantcs tor tile many ttiings ttiey do tor us wtiicti we never see anct tor their patience in tooicing up recorcts. answering questions. anct matcing out transcripts. ' x ESTELLE GRAY i LEN STERNER Hl'ILEN HYVARINIAIN Secretary X Secretary Secretary Silperintoncfenfs Office Superintencfenfs Office Principals Office Page Seven IQI'IlINISl'IIl1Ix II N I llrlwurlx' :II IrIIxIunqIr rs You wouIcIn'I Iw mulling 41 m'Iuss. u'ouIzI yo 7 lIlXlxl I N I I'ml'f.XIQI5 IIXIQ 'IINY XXI XIQNUIIDII.K1IIfI'K.'X , , , . . II 9. Iirrimu'-ilv UI IIIIININHIIII II. XXIuvlnwIuuq fiuIIvgy1' II Q, XX'ux'ruwIn1vgg IIUIIIQI H Ill IN AI I II.. I'f.1f-.wxilv III IIiIIxIxm4gIn I aw 4 II N. nwllrlrlnlvf' fmII 4 I HIS Il. I'I3iIY.XN I.I.I7,-XIII-Qlll RI, IQXVUIIS NIXIQKI,-XIQI.I ll. 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A., University of llillsfmrgfz Unimusify of Xvyonzing .II N12 NI. ROILHR H. A., M. A. University of Pittslmrylm Page Nine So,you donf mach All,thethneH IfIX1AR .I, IIII.I. IfI'7I'I'II C Mm-I,If0D II. S. in I,IIIIIIl' SFIHIIII Iwusir' II, S., fvurm-giv IIISIIIUI4' SIUI4' ,I'1'u1'In'rs fvollvgv, IIIIIIHIIII, Pu. of 'I'4'z'IllmIogy XX'II.I.I.'XNI If. ISI'N'I' if-XRRIIQ If, IIANIIKIUN II, .'I., IInim-rsily UI IIiIIsIvurgIu f'urnvII IInim-rsily Nou' York IIniw-rsily .l. NIIQRIII ISI 'IIIUNS IDA DIA If5'l'IfI.I.lf I,, TIIOMAS NIfI.I, R. :X'I4XX'IfI,I. II. fIYUI'l' fvify f'lJH1'flU Irving fInII1'gv Ijflll. SFIIUUI of Ilvsign II. Ilvnisnrl lIlIII'l'fSIIf' I.4'II., IInil'vrsiIy aI I,iIIvImrgIl I,gIl. SVIHJUI nf l:IlIl' 1IrIs IIIIII Appli.-II ,Iris I .M'l 'IQIY NIICNIIIICIQS OI' XVI IONI XYIQ IIAVIC NU I'Il I'l 'RIiS: NI.'XRC?.'XRIf'I' I. IBROXYNE IIIIIJA SVIIININIITI. .IOSIQPII K. XX'.'XI.I..M'If. IR. II. S., fIurm-gin' Insliluh' If, A., I,. II1li1'4'rsiIy of I'iIIaInurqI1 UI 'I'm'IumIogy lIllIl'l'Y'SIIy of IIIIISIPIITQII lIill'lll'QIl' Inslilulv nf 'III-r'IuloIugy Page 'Ian This is where tlwse sulfur smells come from! Seniafz aaa!! 6016 DELORES JEANNE AD Cbristmas present from Brad' iS was a oclc Higb in our junior year. Her pastime is dancing-and sbe cuts a 1 on tbe dance lloor. .ieann brown-eyed, and wants to at ligure S Snlilll. USG lH'l talent to be a singer. Vvitb ber per- sonality, sbe'll malce out. VVlLLlAlVt ALABRAN wolld lilie to be a mecbanical engineer. witb radios, swimming, and among bis interests. Bill, o troydf' was a very peppy clas. a wbiz at cbemistry. Tinlcering movies are Hlvlurga- mate and MARGARET LOUISE ASTOI .AS New Yorlc editors please note bflr. Powers. Laugbing, lilfalg would lilce to 'be a model. X sbe will be a good one. l activities included Leaders' cborus. BETTY C. AZINGER is is paging le btargie e believe er scbool Nlub and a lilcable blue-eyed blonde. Hlfetssi bfibbies are pbotograpby -and traveling, iltlil llPl' special interests are roller sl+ating and dancing. Her ambition is to velling saleswoman. Sbe was 'be a tra- a member ot 'tbe Leaders' Club and cborus. -IEANNE BALDRIIXTE, one ol our sweetest and friendliest senilors, is in- terested in dancing, swim i slcating, borsebaclc riding, eml ning, ice Jroidering -and raising tropical lisbt Jeanne is a domestic soul and states te er aim as wanting to be a good bousewile. L. BELLAS bog s to 'be a metallurgist. punicie's ple sing per- sonality malces bim welcome in every crowd. We predict a brigbt luture lor tbis ambitious Swiss blister. FLORENCE M. BLAZH , better lcnown as Flo, lilies to dance nd swim. Cborus and Leaders' Club tioolc mucb of ber time in scbool. As a steno- grapber, tbis pretty dart: baired lass sbould be an asset to any ottliae. Page Twelve btARlAN ADAblS is a tall darli- baired lass wbo is well tilced by every- one. Sbe was a member of tbe Leaders' Club and Girls Cborus. Her bobby is dancing: ber ambition--to travel around the world. PHYLLIS JEAN ALSPACH bas a deligbttul quiet cbarm. Sbe bas been very active around scbool, talcing part in tbe Latin Club, Y-Teen, and Swiss- valian. One ot ber favorite pastimes is painting: to probe deeper into tbe study ot science is ber ambition. GLORIA Nt. AYRES, so nit-e to look at, bas proved tbat beauty and brains do go togetber. Sbe bas sbown ber capability as a member ol' tbe Leaders' Club, Y-Teen, Latin Club. Swiss- valian. a cappella cboir, and as senior class secretary. Vvbat an attractive air bostess sbelll matcel ANNA MARIE AZZOLINI espe- cially lilces dancing, sliating. and watcbing good football games. sbe bas been a member of botb tbe Glee Club and the Leaders' Club. As a bobby, Anna collects stamps. ln tbe luture. sbe bopes to attend business scbool. FRANK BAR't'ULEC, because of bis friendly disposition, is liked by every- one. Ulitltclllsu interests outside ol scbool are bunting, playing gott, and farming. Collecting indian arrow beads is bis bobby. His ambition is to be a professional golfer. ANITA BLANEY is an ener- getic Swiss bliss. wbo would like to become a dietician. Collecting loreign dolls is ber bobby, wbile playing tbe piano is a lavorite pastime. sbe was a member ol tbe Y-Teen, Leaders' Club. and a cappella cboir. NIARIGN B. BOZURICH. wbo is best' described by tbe words good bumored. is an ardent rooter lor our lootbalt team and an equally ardent member ot cborus. You may some day see ber name on Broadway, lor ber ambition is to sing witb a name band. ROBERT PHILIP BRAVAR, 'Bugs, is a willing listener to any jolceg his jovial laughter could often be heard throughout the halls. He was active in many of the school activities: among these were chorus, baslcetball, lootball, and mechanical drawing. His ambition is to see every state in the Union. BURREI-l.'s neatness and elliciency malce her a good pros- pect lor someone in need of a secretary. But listen to this-high on her list ol hobbies is her collection ol tasty recipes, uzos' a good person to Icnowl CATHERINE NI. CARR wants to be an elticient secretary, as though there could be any doubtl Student Council, Leaders' Club, Y-Teen, and Chorus are a lew ol her many activities. In the way ol recreation, pretty Kitty en- joys dancing. slcating, and sports. One ol her outstanding leatures, besides her merry blue eyes, is her lovely blonde hair. SHIRLEE MAE CARSONE hobby ol' collecting poetry gives an indication of what she'd Iilce to be-a journalist. In school she was interested in art and music, but alter school louncl lots ol lun roller slcating and dancing. RICHARD I.. CHERRY, or does Diclc sound more familiar, is one ol those happy-go-Iuclcy lellows who is always ready for fun. His hobby is photography, though the also enjoys sports, lorestry, science, and mathe- matics. His sp-are time is spent driving around in a green Ford. as though you didn't Icnowl EDWARD NIARTIN CHOPE is one ol our lads who really Icnows his avia- tion. He is a senior member ol the Civil Air Patrol, and has his 0bserver's Wings. He has made some excellent drawings of all types ol planes. In the future Ed hopes to become a mechanic. IDIS LAVENIA CRAIG was busy outside of 'school as well as within. She was an active member of the Leaders' Club, chorus, Y-Teen, and art classes. Her special interests out- side of school were singing, movies, and football games. To be a nurse is Craigie's ambition. PHYLLIS M. BURKOVICH pos- sesses a very pleasant personality, mis- chievous but nice. Orchids to Boo lor an outstanding job of cheerleading throughout her lour years ol high school. She is talented in dancing and in acrobatics and sets her hopes on finding a millionaire husband some day. NANCY ELIZABETH CANIPBELI., that lun-loving, cheerful Swiss lVliss, has been very active as a cheerleader and member ol the I.atin Club, Swiss- valian, and Quill and Scroll. Her hobby is collecting photographs ol her lriends, and dancing is her favorite pastime. JACK CARROl-l,., formerly ol' the U. S. Naval Signal Corps, was the originator ol Swiss Chard, the lirst comic strip our school paper has ever had. Jaclcs talent will surely help him malce ol himself a cartoonist or com- mercial artist. .IEANNINE A. CASSEY, with her laughing eyes and lovely smile will be a very attractive secretary. .Ieannine was a member of the Leaders' Club and Chorus, but her favorite occupations are eating and sleeping. NIARIE NIADELINE CHICK. our gal Chiclcie, lilces to spend her spare time collecting pictures ol movie stars, though she won't quibble ii someone would Iilce to swap a picture lor a lile- Iilce replica. She is a member of Y-Teen and is particularly interested in loot- ball and swimming. SOI-'HIE K. CORSALE is a capable lass in whom we all may lind a true lriend. Her hobby is collecting popular records. She is particularly interested in swimming and dancing and the activities of the Y-Teen and the GirI's Chorus. VVILLIAM CROSSEY is one of our veterans just baclc from the Navy this year. Since he had never been in S. IH. S. before, we were new to him and he was new to us iwe Iilced himlj Bill plans 'to enter the Field of engineer- mg. Page Thirteen Page Fourteen VVII.I.IAlVI CROVVE, equipped witli a personality smile, is well Iilced lay all lmis classmates. An active memlver oi time lootlaall squad and an entlmus- iast lor all sports, Iae liopes some day to llecome a coaclm. VIRGINIA DI CHIERA was one ol our miscliievous, Iun-loving girls. She was a memlaer of time Leaders' Club and cllorus. Dancing and swimming were Imer lmolmlmies. fIinny's ambition is to lme a secretary. NIADELINE R. DONNELLY was always on lmand wlmen sometlming was needed to ine done and was always willing to lmelp. Her activities included llme Y-Teen, Leaders' Clulo. and cliorus, wliile dancing. roller slcating, and ice slcating rate laiglm witlm tier. lVladeline's amlrition is to lae an actress. RUTH ODETTE DRISH, wlmo Ilas proved lnersell' indispensalmle on time Swissvalian staff, lmas all time qualili- cations Ior lier clmosen proIession,-nurs- ing. Talcing part in Y-Teen, art class, Science Club, and time Swissvalian Icept Imer lwusy in sclmool, wlmile ice-skating was Imer lavorite out-ol-sclaool activity. NANCY MAE EARNES'I s Imblmy is collecting souvenirs ol' different events, suclm as corsages. movie ticlcets, and menus. To be a teacller was lmer amlmition, llllit sine tlas decided to settle in lavor of lmeing a lmousewiie. .IOHN better Icnown as Wlqarmlcf' was one ol' our Iootlmall play- ers. Tlmings are never dull witlm llim around. As a sportsman, lie is inter- ested in lmotlm Imunting and lislming. In time luture lme Imopes to lie an electrical engineer. IRENE FIGNER lilies to read and to play time piano. Interested in all sports. slme particularly lilies fslcating. In scliool sI'me was a memlmer ol time orcllestra, Latin Club, Y-Teen, and Science Clulm. eu states as Imer amlaition-to 'lmef come a dietitian. TERESA RACHAEI. ANN ITELIA is time owner ol tlmose nmisclmievous lmrown eyes. In scllool slme lmas talcen part in time Clee Cluly. and outside sclmool slme enjoys swimming and drive ing. Her amlmition is slmared 'lmy nmost oi us-to travel across time country in lmer own convertilmle. KATIILEEN DUNNEILY is that cute IDFONVII-ililIl'9Cl maiorette wllo strut- ted a pretty step at all our lootlmall games. Tlmis memlmer ol tlme Y-Teen enjoys dancing and roller skating. Her Iiolmlmy is pen pals and slme Imopes to lmecome an accountant. ANN THERESA IJOUGHERTY. one ol time very talented seniors oi SHS., is lxest lcnown lor lmer lmeautilnul voice ammd lmer lriendly nature. To lie an opera singer is Imer goal, and toward tlmis end slme lmas talten an active part in time music groups in lligll scllool- tlme clmorus and a cappella clmoir. Tllis active memlmer of time I.eaders' Cluly and Y-Teen plays tlie piano ammd col- lects autograplms. SHIRLEY V. DUNN uses Imer bounci- less energy in time interests ol clmorus, a cappella clmoir, l.alin Club, Y-Teen. and time Swissvalian. As 'tllouglx tllat weren't enouglm slie also assists at time lilxrary. Aslced almoul lmer special inter- ests outside ol scllool, Sllirley replied, Hfblm, lots ol illiIlgSlU .IEANNE NI. EIZER is a well-Iiked Swiss lxliss wlmo llas lmigll amlmitions to lmeconme a dress designer. Slme was a memlmer ol tlle Leaders' Clulm, Y-Teen, and Girls Cllorus. Remember tllose dimples? ANN NI. FARREN, Imowmm as nCissy, enjoys swimming and slcating as lier leisure time activities. Ann, a laillmlul memlmer ol time l.atin Clulm. wants to lae a nurse. Her calm and pleasant disposition will surely endear lmer to lmer luture patients. INIERILYN PJ. FIKIL: is a Iilcalale nmiss wlmo is keenly interested in music. Her llotmlmy is plmotograplmy, and sIme is an entlmusiastic swimnmer. A member ol laottm laand and orclaestra, lier amlmition is to teaclm music in pulmlic sclmools. JEAN IVI. FINLON is one of our pretty Iittle misses whose smile and pleasant disposition are well lcnown around school. Jeanie has been a mem- ber of Y-Teen and Leaders' Club: dancing and swimming occupy her leisure time. In the future she would Iilce to travel. MARY AGNES FISHER has made many Iriends by her pleasant disposi- tion. Dancing, slcating and drawing talce up a good deal of her time outside of school. Her hobby is sketching. Mary hopes to become a good secretary or a singer in the future. NIARGARET FRANK has no alter- native 'but to be in the baking business, which fortunately doesnyt require' the use of algebra or a slide rule. There is always something stirring when Peggy is around. She was an activfe member of the Latin Club. JAMES MARTIN GANNON is n Iriendly Iad, whose chief interests are radio and stamn collecting. Being really versatile, he also enjoys playing foot- ball and baslcetball, the Iatter ol which he would Iilce to play professionally. His ambition is to be an embalmer. RICHARD GARINGER is .me or an hottest trombone players who is always ready for a jam session. He was a member of the Science Club and Band. Uiclc intends to malce his Iuture a musical one. RICHARD GROSS has a knack for acting the clown, especially in study halls. He is a member of the Science Club and has a special interest in music. Building model airplanes is his hobby' and he hopes to become an engineer in the future. DONNA JEAN GIBSON, whose name may be in the bright lights some day as a singer, collects autographs: she has a really good collection. Donna enjoyed, as extra-curricular activities, the Leaders' Club and Y-Teen. ROBERT CHARLES FINNIN has his serious moments, 'but never Iet it be said that he doesn't Iilce his share ol fun. The Rod and Gun Club in Vvi-Ilcinsburg is an important activity in Bobs life. Since he states his ambi- tion is to travel, could he be interested in salesmanship? MARY N. FORGIONE. one of our peppy cheerleaders, has done a swell job throughout her four years of high school. She has a special interest in dancing and football games. Mary hopes some day to be a cartoonist or commercial artist. DOLORES ANN GALLINA will someday be a ulady detective if her plans work out. Although she Iilces dancing, slcating, and swimming, 'her real hobby is collecting postage stamps. ' BETTY ANN GEORGE is a 'friendly little miss who gets along with every- one. While in school she participated in Leaders' Club and Y-Teen. Her idea of fun is to ice slcate in winter and swim in summer. Collecting records is her hobby: to be a private secretary her ambition. CHARLES GEORGE, or Chick as his many friends call him, has an unusual hobby-collecting old money. OI course he'lI accept the new, tool He hopes to become an engineer, but while in school 'his chief interests were football, Varsity Club, and chorus. CHARLES GESWALDO, Iike many other Swiss lads, never minded slcip- ping classes to run errandslffl. uJazzy is an excellent bowler and has credited to his ability seven years of mechanical drawing. THOMAS JOSEPH HAGAN, one of the veterans in our midst, wouldlilce to become a journalist, with the field of sports heading his Ii-st of interests. Tom is one of those nice fellows every- one lilies to lcnow, for there is no end to his pep and personality. Peg e Fift YVONNH 'lf IIALI. is a wlio vnjoys slcaling arul clan sonu'Illing.5 nvw in Ilu' lim' ol' an . Voir woulcl lilu' Io lwconu' I Inu sy lass I Ci gg. For Jilions, a seams- Irvss. llvr nirc clisposilion alul plvasanl I'llilllllf'f lllililf' llf'l' il l-ilV0l'll0. HIJXVARI5 XV. IIARRINCT an amlmilion wllirli is al lvas --Io lu' an urulc'rIalcr'r. Arl. aiul nu'c'lianic'al rlrawing ll sonu' ol luis arlivilivs. II you Boo you also linow Illal ol lun. I IIiI .EN I ., I IIiNI JHRSQN. one' ol our rule' Iiloiulx' Swiss 1 1 IS a nu'lnlu'r ol Ilu' l.aIln Q lul I'Ii t unusual cliorus. ave lu'c'n linow lu's lols lIilS Ulilllfllu, ixlissvs. J, SCIPIIVP filuli, ancl Siuclvnl Council. 5'i0ll'llIl1Q is lu'r lavorilc' lumlmlmy, aiul lu-r lllllll' YPEIFS ol ilI'l Sllfllllil IJTOVQ' il Qllwil llilfli- Qfllllllil IQUF lll'I' HS il Kl0l'0fill0I' IIIiRI5IiR'I' I.IfIi I IHNRY. ju S1'K'H'lilY'y illlfl il lllC'llllN'I' ol' lllf cflllll, VVHS Ullf' ol Ullr lH'Sl I' IOI' i'lilSS Varsily loollmall nu'n. alul was wvll Iila-II arounil srlumol. Rvally an ouI-floor 1'nlliusia.5I. llcrlm vnjoys llunlingf mul woulcl llk lorvslrv. IJUIIY Dlili IIUCKIi'I I' spvrial inI1'rr'sI in clanfinq an As a llolilmv. slu' 1'oll6'i'Is sla 1' Io slurly I I luis a ci, slcaling. rnps lrom clillf'r1'nI F0-lIIllI'IOS. Dolly lumlzvs soma'- flily Io lN'l'0lIN' il l-ilSlll0Il Kl1'SILfIlf'f. .IIQAN IIOFFNIAN is mu- flr-pvrulalmlv, Lf00Il'llllI1I0l'f'Il, ril'nI Lfirls no srllool luis loo 7 I Th . . 1' W - I 1'4'n, N alislif, antl flu lu'r main inI1'r1'sIs in srllo rollvr slcaiing aiul lrowlingf as oulsiclc' 1uIiviIi1's. llvrc' is svn rvlary lor sonu' Iorlunali' Ii RAYNIONIJ IS. IILYNTIQR Io lu' a nnailrnan, a clvsirc' ac' I I Ilu' l 1. Navy. .'Xl'0lllHl lumu' ol Iluxsl' mul elli- rmany ol. rus wrrf' l, wllilt' ralc' lligfli a supvr- rin. I I I wanls Io uuirvcl in U I ulmlw lilu's lo worli aI gjarclvning ailul llancli- rralls. VVI' all apprc'c'ial1'cl 'liil pleasanl l!lilllIll'l' anrl f'ru,!aQinQ grin. , I I I I Page Sixleen IVJAUI, T. IIARNACK, in wlunn wr' lincl a lulurc' arcounlanl or l1oIc'l IIIEIIHIQFT, luul many inlvresls in srllool. He was c'lc'c'lf'Cl ro-eflilor ol llu' Swiss- yalian, presiclenl ol l.aIin Clulm. ancl also Ioolx parl in f2uill arul Srroll, Valislir. arul Slutlvnl Council. His layorilf' sporl is lmslcellmall. NIARCEARHI' LOUISE HIiI.FRICII. a songlyircl willl sparlcling vyvs axul a lmriglu Sllllll'-'lllZlliS our Ili-'g1ggy. Siu' Iias a liven inlc'rc'sI in sporls arul lu'r amlxilion is Io lu' a vlu'n1isI. ljvrllaps slu' will mix a lyric' wiill lu'r lorrnulas. .IANIICS IIIiNIJIiRSUN sllows luis inIf'rc'sI in sporls Ivy parlicipaling in lmolll loollrall ancl lxaslwilxall. is also inIc'rf'sIs'cl in liunlingj, arul lor an unusual lmul inlvresling lxolmlmy lu' plays Ilu' lmagpipvs. ulDllll'lI'SU alnlmilion is Io lu' an affounlanl. .ICJANNIZ C. IIIIII' is our rvcl liaircml erlilor ol Ilu' Valislif. Her svnsc' ol luunor lu'lpc'cl lu'r survive Ilu' many irrilalions Illal arise' lrom liolclingj Ilial posilion. Siu' is a nu'mlu'r ol llu' l.aIin Clulm, fJuill axul Scroll, Sc'ic'lu'c' Clulx, aiul Y-Toon. Knilling lwvps .loannv lmusy in lu'r sparc' linu'. wllal lilllz' Ilu'r4' is ol ill GIIJIQIA .IRAN IIUFFNIAN is a lovvly senior lniss wllo will long lu' fK'Ill0llllN'I'f'Kl lor ller swvvl smilc' alul plvasanl tlisposilion. lIc'r lavorilc pas- Iinu' is clancing: among lu'r srllool iuilivilivs wvrv Girls' Cliorus illvlll Y- lr'c'n. llvr ainlmilion is Io lu' an c'IIicic'nI sc'c'r1'Iary. is llappivsl wlu'n flaming alul plans Io allmul Ilu' Sclnool ol American llallvl. Siu' lu'- longvcl Io Ilu' lbramaiic' Llula alul also Ioolc parl in Ilu' arl alul singing groups. ul lllllII7llfl'SIilu lias a yarivly ol inlc'rc'sIs oulsiclc- ol srliool. a rule' Swiss lass, lias a clvsire Io malu' sonu'oiu' a goocl priyalf' svrrciary. Collcwling souvrnirs, claru'in,q, ancl sporls arc' only Ilwf' Iop low ol l1f'r inleresls. You can ser' lmy illis wily slu' l1as Iwen lwpl so lmusy. FRANCES ISLES, one ol' our cute majorettes, is a very popular lass. Her chief interests are dancing and coolcing. In the future Francie would lilie to become a receptionist. NADINE Nl. JARSINSKY is at lun- loving little ell with a wit as lceen as her sense of humor. She has talcen an interest in many activities, among them swimming, bowling, dancing, slcating, and lootball games. In school she was active in Y-Teen. Deanie hopes to be a buyer in some large department store. RICHARD W. JOHNSON, as Senior Class President, a member ol Student Council, and Business Nlanager of the Swissvalian. has shown his cap- ability and excellent qualities ol' leader- ship. l'le is loolcing forward to a career as a chemical engineer. MICHAEL JOSEPH KASIK is a cheerlul, intelligent lad-and nice to have around. Vvorlcing at the Edge- wood Cleaning Co. is giving him experience for the future, when 'he hopes to open a cleaning plant oi his own. Let us lcnow when, lVlil4e. ALBERTA KENNEDY would like to talce to the air and be an air hostess. She was a member ol the Science Club, Y-Teen, Leaders' Club, and art class. As hobbies she enjoyed slcating and dancing. As a member of the business stiff of the Swissvalian she did a line jo . RICHARD KENYON, whose hobby is repairing radios, has a good start toward being an electrical engineer. Diclc was an interested art student and proved a favorite usher at a local cinema. JOSEPH KETTERING, better lcnown as Red, is chiefly interested in music -so much so that he would lilce to be a musician as his lite worlc. His mem- bership in the band should prove helpful to him when it comes to malcing good in the field of music. ANDREW JAMES JANOSIK, a luture lad in Navy blue, plans to follow the sea after graduation. Vvhile in high school he could be found wait- ing in the hall at noon for Room 6 to open, or playing his violin with the orchestra. DOROTHY JEAN JOHNSON, with her twinliling eyes and pleasant smile, is lriendly to one and all. Il traveling could 'be called a career. that is the one Dot would choose. I'Ier hobbies are dancing and farming. She is tal- ented in art and is a member ol the Y-Teen and the Leaders' Club. PATRICIA ANNE JONES. our pretty 1046 Prom Queen, was a member of the Latin Club, Valislic staff, and the Swissvalian. Her friendly manner has made her one ol our most popular misses. BETTY KEI.I.ERPiERG enjoys swim- ming, slcating, and horsebaclc riding --proving that sheys really athletic. She has been interested in school in the activities of the Y-Teen, Latin Club, chorus, and art classes. In the future she would lilce to be a secretary. GRACE KENNEDY can play the piano the way her listeners lilce to hear it played. Just name your piecel As accompanist lor the choruses and in assembly, she was greatly in de- mand. Crace was also busy in the activities of the Y-Teen and Leaders' Club. BETSY ANN is our tall, darlc-haired, attractive, high-step- ping head maiorette. She really did justice to her jobl Betsy was a member of the Y-Teen, Leaders' Club, and art classes. From some of her drawings lsee your 1947 Swissvalianl, it's easy to see why she would lilce to be an artist. IVIARGARET ELIZABETH KEYES is one oil those persons who will be missed around school because of her good humor. Her special talent, sing- ing, was displayed in chorus and a cappella choir, and her ambition would be easy to guess-'to be a Gospel singer. Dancing, movies, and collecting photographs are only a lew of her interests. Page Seventeen NANCY D. KINSEI. is a taII. ovely. .blonde-haired miss, with a p asant smile. At home she develo s her 'hobby of photography. Horseha It rid- ing and bowling are Iavorites n her entertainment Iist. MARILYN JOAN KNISEI. Y, a pretty Iittle Swiss Ixfiiss with Iceen sense ol' humor, was one of o mosl active seniors. The duties ol' ieature editor of the Valistic and president ol' QuiII and Scroll Icept her but she also Iound time to be inl busy, rested in Y-Teen, Latin Club, a cirppeiia choir, Ellld LCEICQICFSI Cillb. EDUC OI nc orus Ieucrs Llll in a Ieisure moments she enjoys swi an s ating: for more serious m typing. So of course she ho CLARA AGNES KOTFER. the Iilcahle Kotier sisters, was int .rested i :Im .II-Q' 'Ii ,f d -. d k am t For nming ents, we .sto become someone's secretary after gradu- ation. AUDREY MAY KUDLEY modelling as a career and after 00805 fildll- ation plans to attend an advanced school to 'Iearn more about the rt. A WCII-ICI'l0Wl'l ITIISS HTOUHCI SCIIOII, she 'has talcen part in the chorus, Valistic. Leaders' Club, Y-Teen, and Swiss- valian. GLENNA MARIE LAYNIA Ims merry brown eyes and a cheer I dis- position. As proof of her inteest in school Iile, she was a member Y-Teen, Latin Club, a cappeiiil and Swissvaiian staff. Dancing, ming, travelling. and enjoying general are 'the hobbies of this nurse. of the choir, swim- Iiie in future VIRGINIA LEE LINTELM N, or Ginny, has a variety oi i erests, chief among them being roller Icating and sewing, at which she is really expert. Her ambition is to be a 'and with her gentie manner sure she II malcc a good one. MARY A. LONIBARDO has DUFSC, VVC TC JETCII il member oi the Swissvalian sliff, Y- Teen and Glee Club. Mystery 'stories and popular recordings interest her, whiie Ior something active she prefers roller slcating. If you should ever need a nurse, remember IVIary. Page Eighteen HELEN DOLORESI KIRK, whose many good qualities are suitable in one who hopes to be a nurse, 'has a nice sense of humor besides. She has par- ticipated in -the activities of the Latin Ciub, Y-Teen, a cappeila choir, and Swissvaiian. MARGARET H. KOONTZ, a IiIc- able Swiss IVIiss, is a member of the a capp'e-IIa choir, enjoy-s bowiing and reading, and is interested in all phases of school activity. DOROTHY F. KOTFER, better Imown as Dot, is one of S. H. Sfs de- pendabie students. Coliecting souv- enirs, saving postcards, and dancing are her outside interests, while art and the Leader's Ciub were her favorite school activities. Her blonde hair and blue eyes are very attractive features of this miss. KATHRYN IVI. LANIBERTI is one of our IiIcabIe senior giris who gets along with everyone. She just Ioves to taIIc on the phone for hours and ihoursi A neat and attractive miss who IiIces to coolc and write Ietters, Kay would Iilce very much to travel after graduation. EDVVARD LEDRICK, or Ed as he is Imown to his many friends, is one of our most popuiar Swiss Misters. In schooi he was an enthusiastic football fan. Ed pIans to study forestry after graduation. DONALD HENRY LOCKE is one of our peppiest seniors. When Ioolc- ing for Don, just call at TritscI1's He has been a member of the Latin Ciubg as a hobby he coIIects match covers. To be ihead oi a shoe store is his am- bition. HERBERT A. LUTZ enjoys bowling. fishing, and piaying the sax. As to his ambition-his interest in the Science Club gives us a hint-Herb wouId Iiice to become a pharmacist. HELEN LOUISE MCCRACKEN joined in the 'activities ol the Latin Club and Chorus. She lilies to swim, dance, and ice slcate. Helenis winning personality and charm will be an asset to her in her career as a vocalist. ROBERT J. NlcGlNN has talien an active part in school activities as a member of Student Council and the Varsity Club. Hporlcyisn ambition is to be a coach and in view of his excellent athletic record we donyt wonder why he is certain to succeed. ELEANOR RAE MADARA, one ot our petite Swiss Nlisses. is otten seen around Room 6, typing away for the Valistic. The Latin Club, Y-Teen, and art class have also been listed among her school activities. Eleanor must en- joy school lite, for she plans to be a teacher. HETTIE NORNIA MATHIS, whose friendly personality and good nature are qualities which we all lound at- tractive, was a member of the Leaders' Club and Y-Teen. For relaxation give her a good game of tennis. ll you need a good surgical nurse some day, see Herne. MAYER is a Swiss Nliss who is well lmown for her sweet disposition and infectious gaiety. Dan- cing, corresponding, and going to toot- ball games are her special interests. Her ambition is to he a good secretary -and sheis sure to tullill her ambition. CHARLES P. MITCHELL would lilce to study chemistry in college. He is also very much interested in sports, and was an excellent manager of the football team. Chuclc is a member ol the orchestra and Varsity Club. ANN T. MOLYNEAUX, that petite. blonde lass with the charming per- sonality and cheerful smile, is fond ol dancing and art. She is one of the members of Y-Teen and Leaders' Club. A 5 f .lEROiVlE iVlcDONOUGH, better lcnown as Jerry, is a tall, broad shouldered, well-lilced fellow whose ambition is to 'become a football coach. However, his athletic ability is not limited to football, for he is equally slcillful in baseball and basketball. JOSEPH MCQUADE, mischievous Joe as he was lcnown as in those days. although a good art student. hopes to be a chemist. He is very fond of holidays and his favorite pastime is ice-slcating. , MARY ELLEN MANCEN is one of those girls whose only ambition is to be a good housewife. Y-Teen, Leaders' Club, chorus, and a cappella choir were her main activities in school, while music heads her list ot hobbies. EDWARD D. MATTSON, o happy- go-luclcy fellow, has what it talces to achieve his ambition-to play the trum- pet with a big timeu band. Someday We can say with pride, HVVe lcnew 'him whenf' tor Weill long remember the pleasure his trumpet gave us. His activities in school included band, orchestra, and Student Council. RUTH L. lVllLLER is a pretty and popular senior with a pleasing person- ality and engaging smile. Co-editor ot Swissvalian, and president ot Student Council head Ruthis list ot activities. She is also a member ot the Latin Club, Y-Teen, art classes, and Leaders' Club. WILLIAM O. lVlOFFlTT aspires to he a painless dentist. Nleanwhile he tink- ers with radios and is a camera en- thusiast. Look Doc up in a couple ot years. ll he can't pull your teeth the will talce your picturegthatis painlessl Bill was a member ot' the Science Club. NIARJORIE BARBARA MUCK is o good loolcing Swiss lVliss with a very attractive personality. Ulwlargen had as her special interest in school the Leaders, Club. Roller slcating is her hobby and nursing her ambition. Nlarge is one of the throng who wants to visit the 48 states. We could use a couple of country-wide traveling busesl Page Nineteen Veg: Twenty EVELYN L. MURRAY, active with art, Leaders' Club, and Y-Teen, would lilce to go to college. A sweet, lilcable girl, Evelyn's interests are swimming. dancing, and lceeping a scrapbook. She was one ol S.I'l.S.'s laithlul office girls. THERESA NIED was always envel- oped in lun and laughter. She drew friends to her lilce bees to honey. She busies herself with bowling and danc- ing, and besides she's got that UGO Vvestu leeling-wants to visit Cali- Iornia alter graduation. BARNEY LEO ORGILIQS interests lie chielly in sports. He is a member ot the Varsity 'Club and has proved ihim- sell an athlete in both football and baseball, which explains his ambition to become a football coach. As a pas- time he prefers dancing, although eating and loaling rate high. VVILLIAIVI JAMES PEACOCK. vice-president ol our class, has proved himsell an able and well-lilced leader. l'le is a member ol the Varsity Club and one ol our star athletes. His out- side interests are dancing and eating, and his ambition is to be a dentist. VVILLIAIVI PITTENGER, or Bill, is a popular, good-loolcing fellow, who was a member ol the football and base- ball teams and an excellent swimmer. He would lilce to further his interest in sports by -becoming a prolessional baseball player. DONALD PRASKA, although a lairly recent addition to S.I'l.S., has made a lot ol friends here. He is lun- loving, and lilce most Swiss lVlisiters, always ready for a good time. He lilces all sports, but especially hunting. Don hopes to further his interest in radio while a member of Uncle Sams Army. FRED REDSHAW is a lilcable lellow with a good sense of humor and many friends. His hobby is collecting photographs and his special interest is sports. ROSALIND NICHOLS, hest de- scribed by the words little and cute, lilies to swim, slcate and dance. She was a member ol the Y-Teen and Latin Club. Rosy claims she wants to do something alter graduation, but as yet she doesn't lcnow what. NANCY O'CONNOR, an active member ol the Y-Teen, is new to our school this year, but she has made many lriends in the short time she 'has been with us. Lilce lots of Swiss Misses and lvlisters, she has a yen to travel. CECELIA R. PANAIA, Cecil, would lilce to become a nurse. She was active in the Y-Teen in school, and outside she enjoys slcating and swim- ming. Under the heading of hobbies she selects dancing and collecting records. SHIRLEY JEAN PEARSON's de- pendability is one ol her many virtues, along with her pleasant personality and sense ot humor. She was a member ol the Latin Club, Y-Teen, Band, Science Club, Leaders' Club, and was news editor of the Valistic and vice-president ol Quill and Scroll. ln spite ol this list ol activities, she was never too busy to help a Iriend. ALIVIA LOUISE POLON likes to talce care of animals and hopes to be a veterinarian. Dancing and slcating are just ideal in the eyes of thi-s Swiss lxfliss. She was active in Leaders' Club, chorus, and a cappella choir. VVILLIAIVI RAIVIPON is one ol our sports minded boys. He was active in Ullootball, baslcetball and baseball. Bill lenjoys reading, but not from school if boolcs. He feels very much at home on wthe clance tloor. His ambition is to be a , ,draItsman. L 4 JEAN WAKEFIELD REED, whose interest in school activities was shown I by her membership in the Leaders' I Club, Y-Teen, a cappella choir, and chorus, plans to attend college alter graduation. She lists as tops on her hobby list collecting autographs and roller slcating. JOHN P. is one ot tbat popular trio wllo serenaded us so ably in assembly. .laclc enjoys playing bis guitar and is also a member ot tlie a cappella cboir, as be is a good singer. Needless to say, be bopes to continue in tbe field of music. VERfJNlCA Rl'lX'llKlS llinds letter writing an interesting bobby. Sl1e's nice to sit beside in a Cappella cboir because ol ber pleasing voice. Tburs- day finds ber at tlle Y-Teen meeting: otber interests are dancing and swim- ming. LOIS V. ROBERTS was always in tbe midst ol: tbe activities and lun ol ttle Y-Teen. Heading 'ber list of bobbies are ice slcating and dancing. Don't you tbinlc sbelll be an elticient secre- tary? GERALD ROOSZ left us very early in bis senior year to join tbe Army. mllubbyn tool: a lceen interest in all sports, and particularly lilced lceeping records ot sports events. Before enter- ing tlme Army, be bad lloped to be a doctor. JUNE ROTH, wbo drew some of tbe spot drawings lor your Swissvalian, was an active member of tbe Y-Teen, art classes, and a cappella cboir. Last December sbe was elected by tbe senior class to represent S.H.S. in tlle D.A.R. bistory contest. June plans to attend college after graduation. ALICE SCHVVEINBERG, wlwo is one ol' tbose rare persons VVll0 seldom il' ever loses ber temper, bas been a member of tbe Leaders, 'Club and Y- Teen. Her bobby is reading, wbile to worlc a comptometer is ber ambition. PAUL SHOGREN ll is interested in forestry and would lilce to go to Canada or Alaslca to follow ttlis interest. He played in our bigb school band, and belonged to tbe Latin and Science Clubs. Because of bis sunny disposi- tion, be bas been appropriately named Sunsbinef' XVILLIANI RHJGVVAY, better linown as Bill, may not expect ever to 'be in big time baseball lin fact, 'be plans to enter some tield of engineeringl, but 'bis bobby is following 'tbe ups and downs ol tlie big leagues, especially tlle Boston Red Sox. JANICE MAY RITTENOUR, good bumored and witty, is one of tbose persons wbo carries a clreerlul atmos- pbere around witb ber. flalce was a member ot tbe Y-Teen. Collecting autograpbs of lamous people and go- ing to tlie movies are ber bobbies, but slie also enjoys roller slcating. RUTH JEANNE RODGERS. one of our energetic senior girls, goes dancing, bowling and slcating. Her scbool activ- ities included tlle Leaders' Club, art class, and Y-Teen. Dont be surprised it some day you see attractively de- signed dresses bearing tlie Rodgers' label. KENNETH RUSSELL ROSE was an active participant in sports, witb football and 'baseball listed as favorites. His ability as a leader was sbown by llis acting as president of tlle Varsity Club. uRusty,H Wbo bopes to become a finger print expert, is rigbt now an expert on tbe dance tloor. NVALTER F. SCHLUTER is anotber of tbe talented musicians wbo played in tbe bigb scbool band. He bas bigb bopes ot being a diesel engineer. To travel is one of tbis good-natured lad's ambitions. l'lll.DA SHEPHERD, a future beau- tician. is so nice to lcnow. Her calm manner and gay smile bave Won ber many friends in S.H.S. Slle was a member of tbe Leaders' Club, Y-Teen, and Drama Club, and ber leisure time sbe lilies to spend dancing and playing tennis. lX'lARY ANN SIBULA is so nice to bave around we can recommend ber to anyone wbo wants an attractive secretary-and etlicient, too. lncluded in ber scbool activities Were cborus, Leaders, Club, Y-Teen, and Swiss- valian. For bobbies sbe cllooses danc- ing and swimming. Page Twenty-one GEORGE SMETANA, JR. i well-built. popular fellow, whos tion is to travel. Smuts enjo ing a local lloristls station dancing, sports, and loaliing. and mechanical drawing also to him. a whiz on devotes her spare time to slcat a tall, ambi- s driv- agon, ootball appeal heels, g and dancing. The essence ol syn .opated rhythm, Ruth thrills us with h r piano playing. We predict a successu' music- al future for her. ROBERT JOHN STARK, on ol our tallest and best loolcing senicfi boys, 'has a line singing voice whica made him an important member o the a cappella choir. Football. Varsi Club, and Student Council were a ng his school activities. His friendly person- ality made him a popular fellow around S. H. S. NANCY RUTH STINOEL is an energetic, attractive, and fu -loving senior whose ambition is to sb come a nurse. A member ol' the Leader ' Club, Quill and Scroll, Valistic, an Latin Club, she is also the very eificie t presi- cient oll the Y-Teen. JAMES VV. S'l'RlEl5lCll, on of our tallest Swiss misters, was a Enember of the Science Club. Latin Cl b, and Chorus. Jim has set a high oal lor himself-he 'hopes to become doctor in the future. tious girl-she talces slcating le SHlRl,.EY ANN TILLEY is ati ambi- gl . Lexington and wants to be ab all the dance steps. ln school, sons at , to do Baby busies 'herself with art, chorus, k.9ildCl'S h Club, and Y-Teen. To be an ai ostess and travel around the world are her luture plans. THOlVlAS UREY is another of S. H. Sfs likable chaps who has become interested in the building ol' model airplanes. He enjoyed chem class in high school so much that he w to try his hand at being a engineer. Page Twenty-two uid lilce Zhemical ROBERT C. SMITH, who will also answer to Usmittyf' would lilce to be an electrical engineer. ln Latin Club, band, and orchestra 'he proved to be a very capable and energetic fellow. With his steadiness and reliability we predict a successful future for him. JOSEPH R. STADTFELD is one of our Navy veterans who returned to S.H.S.ior his senior year. He lcept up his signalling by practicing in his 'home room-remember? This handsome lad is seelcing a future in engineering. JEAN STEIGERWALD, who shares the same ambition as many Swiss Highers-to travel--'varies hers by want- ing to buy a car and visit every state in the country. She lilies to attend movies. listen to murder stories, and to roller slcate. ROBERT L. STOCK, one of our popular Swiss lads, hopes to be one of our future chemists. 'He was president oi the Science 'Club and a member ol the mechanical drawing classes. Bob has a mechanical mind and can repair almost anything. ETHEL JANE THOMAS could always Iniike US lilllgil, CVCH OH Mondays. She was 'an enthusiastic member ol' the Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, Glee Club, Y-Teen, Valistic, and Swissvalian. Swimming and tennis are Ethel's favorite pastimes. IVIARY ANN TIMKO has no present ambition other than to meet Van John- son. lnterested in dancing and bowling, she still found time for art and the Leaders' Club. Her smile is always a friendly greeting for everyone. CLARA ANN VALLO, whose at- tractive face can be found in all the Glee Club pictures, cuts a pretty figure on the ice. Donlt rush, employers, but here is a bright little secretary for some luclcy man. t.OlS V. VAN TASSEI. prefers slcat- ing and swimming when it comes to how to have tun. Since she is interested and talented in art, uvanh chooses dress designing tor a career. ESTHER C. VVALDRON kept her- self husy with Valistic, Swissvallian, Leaders' Cluh, Y-Teen, and Science Cluh. Tennis, ice-slcating, and collect- ing postcards and stamps appeal to her. Vvith her charming manner, Es should he a lavorite at college. DOROTHY MAE WELSHON, who was a memher ot the Leaders' Cluh and chorus, lists as her tavorile pas- times dancing and roller slcating. ln tact, dancing is such an important hohhy with her that she hopes to hecome a dancing teacher. REGIS VN7lNTERN'lAlXlTEt, enjoys hunting and fishing and proves an ahle hand at hoth. Photography and target shooting head his list ot hololaies, and his future plan is to hecome a civil engineer. Rege represents one ot our lilcahle S. H. S. fellows. A. .lAiVlES VVISE is a very lilcalole lellow who is always seen moving through the halls on his way to class -or Room 6. He enjoys hunting, and says that for leisure time there's nothing lilce collecting stamps and lioreign money. An excellent student and an active Boy Scout, .lim would lilce to study medicine after graduation. This explains his interest in Science Cluh. DAVID ZAVOLTA is a fun-loving fellow with a smile for everyone. He has tween very husy around school as a memher ot the hand, haseha-ll team, Varsity Cluh. and Student Council. Olltside ot school, music and sports rate high with him, too. To he a successful sales manager is Dave's amhition. RICHARD F. HERALD, one ot our returned service men who is well lilced around S. H. S., is a memher ot the Hi-Y Cluh. Atter Diclc tinishes school he would lilce to go haclc to sea. ELINDRE C. VEN'l'URIiI.l.A, or to many, has tJeen lcept husy with Latin Cluh, Y-Teen, l.eaders' Club, and as Valistic art editor. Danc- ing and swimming appeal to her more active side. She plans to enter college -so good luclc towards hecoming that art teacherl iVtERCEDES VVATERS has such a pleasant manner that she is a very nice person to lcnow as well as to loolc at. This future secretary, hesides her interests in school activities such as chorus, enjoys howling, swimming, and dancing. NGRNIA JEAN NVHITE is a stream- lined version of an elticient typist. Speed and accuracy is her motto, and with her personality she will malce a pleasing secretary. She was a mem- her ol Y-Teen, Leaders' Cluh, Glee and Valistic. EDWARD C. VVIRTH heads his list ot hohloies with rooting for Notre Dame. Chorus. mechanical drawing, and selling Fuller hrushes are his interests, and his chiet struggle is physics. 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Qur Junior year especially lield many memories, and as we, tlle class of H48,H grow older, one of our main topics ol? conversation will probably be: Do you remember? VVben we sliowed sucli good judgment by selecting as officers Frank Begg, presidentg Jim lVlcKinley, vice-presidentg Kennetli Glew, secre- tary: Vincent Abbott, treasurer? ' Vvben Erma Carr opened ber locker door and found to ber amazement-ldola Zinobilel Vvben June Angstadt, Marilyn Lewis, and Bo Abbott formed tlle H5 lxlotesn in Room 12? Wlien Kenny Glew and .lack Mccloskey gave tlmeir rendition of H0pen tlle Door Richard. witb Marie Homisak doing tbe knocking back- stage? How Humlan and JOIIIIHY Collins tried to add more pep and zest to our clieerleading squad? r How Jean Baird and Catbleen lVlcLain over- came tlleir true natures and became angels in Mlqlle Nativity?U A How Cllristine Delauca and Mildred Begg decorated tbe Cliristmas tree in tbe front ball? How Bob Wareham, Bob Nelson, and Dick Lucas added a few gray bairs to Mrs. Eclelys bead in liftb period Englisb class? How proud we were of our really neat ma- jorettes, .lo Dunn, Peggy Kettles, Paula Kane, and Pat Orgill? How we could go to sucll people as Lois Bowen, Becky Simmers, and Dolores Gress for belp in bomework? How Norma Lukas bad a cbeery smile for everyone? Our pride in Dick Groat as being tlle top scorer in basketball? How everybody liked Jackie Dickson, Lois Jones, Bob Steinbaus, and Larry Elliott? Vvlmen Tommy Palonis and Jeanie Constan- tine Udiscoveredn eacb otller in Room 14? Pk ANR Bffiu, p rpg J -I SPC ent .IIA era, ' .Wt-K yi ' A MNcE.wT'v2HY. 140 P Blfor pi fvsil T, flflgf. , 'Pugh' ' AEN w A cr CLE' . V' How .lolm Hutt and Bill Sbauglmessey would lleckle Barbara Rbine every day? How embarrassed E. Vvisniewski was wllen be discovered be was tbe only boy at Quill and Scroll initiation? The inseparables: Louise Doran and Alice Ossbea, Hcookien Kilgour and Audrie Finan? How we marvelled at Jolin Hardeifs matli- ematical ability? How tlobnny Griffin would always forget bis notebook and pencils? ,Qur surprise in finding'George Dumbaugb and Dick Kost so dramatically inclined as in lfvvllo Says Can,t?U How tlie tad of cutting bangs caugllt up witb Norma Neptune and Dot Benyo? How Ada D'Elia and Nancy Hodder could bave sucb a good time any time, any place? How Bob Amore, Guy Squillante, Ken Burns, and Don lVlarsl1all were ever-present in Room 6? And finally, bow, witb bigb bopes, and good resolutions, we looked forward to our senior year? lome Lindsay. Page Tw enty-seve JOANNE HILT HONOR ROILIL The IoIIowing students' names have appeared on the first tive Honor Rolls published this school year: SOPPKDMORES JUNIORS FRESHMEN DORIS ADAMS MIMI GROSS JEAN BAIRD LILLIAN BISS GEORGE BERRINGER ROBERT HOBBS LOIS BOWEN GILBERT CAMBERG YVONNE COFFEEN MARGUERITE KOBER CHRISTINE DE LUCA CHRISTINE CRESTO MAIRJORIE DEMPSEY JOAN MARGOLIS MARY JO DUNN WARREN FREUCHTEL SUE EAMIGH THERESA O'NEIL DOLORES GRESS GRACE HAMILTON SHIRLEY EVANS BETTY PICKERING MARY PAULA KANE ROBERT HARDER MARGARET FIGNER NANCY PLASKON ESTELLE KOONTZ JEANETFE GATTO GRACE RODGERS CATHLEEN Mt-LAIN MADELINE GIGLIOT'III IEAN RUYAK FLORENCE MITCHELL NANCY VACARRO GEORGE WILLSON BEC KY SIMMERS Twenty-tive seniors have maintained an average of 90W or better for their four years in SCIIOOI. HFC! 'ki' PHYLLIS ALSPACH JEAN HOFFMAN GLORIA AYRES MARIAN HUMPHREYS ROSALIND NICHOLS SHIRLEY PEARSON NANCY CAMPBE L NADINE JARSINSKY JUNE ROTH CATHERINE CAR MIKE KASIK RUTH SMITH KATHLEEN DON ELLY MARILYN KNISELEY NANCY STINGEL IRENE FIGNER MARGARET KOONTZ MARY ANN TIMKO BETTY GEORGE ELEANOR MADARA CLARA VALLO PEGGY HELFRICH RUTH MILLER 'A' ESTHER WALDRON fi' Valeciictorian Among the stude and other I:ieIcIs, have bis high JournaIism Conference, Xifestminster CoIIe e' Joanne I1 Hilr, IVIariIyn Kniseley. Cathleen IVIcLain. Student Count-il Confere Marie HomisaIc, George In Sr About pittsburgh IVIemoriaI: Margaret Key Junior Town Meeting oI ScI'looI: Nancy Stingel, P beII, alternate. 2 . irIey Pearson, Jean Eaircl, ce, AIIegheny High Schooiz umimugh. sic Educators' Club. Foster s, Robert Stark. -the Air, VViIIcins'burg High auI Shogren, Nancy Camp- School Science Fair, ButI PIanetarium: 3rcI prize in senior 'bioIogy group: Ja Sectional Orchestra, Bre Pickering, FranIc I.,asIow, ig xi ,s Bravar. twoocl High School: Betty ary Hilda Pali. IN .4 s L1 as E' E , I- it 4' H s ' .,- ' V QL. A -A Page Twenty-eight 'A' SaIutatorian ts who, because of their outstanding abiIity in music, art, journalism, science, en chosen to represent SHS are the IoIIowing: Science Cruise, USS Randolph, USS Vvashingtonz James Bravar. AII State Orchestra, Altoona: Frank Laslow. AII State Band, Lebanon: Jean Carter. Garden Ijoster Contest, Swissvale VVoman's CIub: Ist prize and popuIar prize, Margaret Figner: 2ncI prize, Esther VVaIcIrong 5rd prize, VViIIarcI VVoocI: honor- able mention: Janet Dickson, Mary Forgione, Auvra CinIcin. Teen-Echoes, KQV: Peggy Kettles, Nlarie Homisak, George Berringer, James Bravar. 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I..nymnn, D, IA-4IrirIi, l.f-I--yn-. R. I.n'vin, If. I.:-vim-, I.o0w, I.ouxImnIo, I.m'4-jny, I.uSIwig. fi Page Thidy TL. dv. 2' - an W.. xx V, Q Y? 'hu I'irft nm: .I. I.u4Iuig. A. I.ulIu-r, II. 3Ir'f'IinlmIx, A. NImf'uIInugIu. IJ. IXIKCIUIIIIPII, R. IXIlcwI'C'ilIl0I, Il. IXIVIDUIIJIIII, R. NI: DunnugI1. CI. NI4I'4aurI.m1I, I . NInfIinn, .I NIsfImx.1n. NI. xImfIr.1II1. NIIIIVIIFX, R. IXIcI..1in. S1'r'u11rI nm: .I. NIIIJIIIQIIIIII, IxIr'IxIic'Imr'I, If. NIIIYPIIIRIF, NIma1Il1su, .I. 5IelrguIis, G. IXIIITIIIIII, I.. NIurinn K. . . XIIIFIIIIIIII, I. NI.1sun, R. NInIsr'y, NIIIIIII, NIRIIIII. .I. IxI.1Iyi, IXIUUSI. 'I4I1ircI row: .I. IXIIIXSYIII, I.. BIIIIIIZU, R. IXIiIIc', NIiII1'r, IJ. NIIIIL-r, II. IXILHIUH, BIUINIII .I. NInrriN. Il. NInrr4m, If 5Inrlimc-r, I. NIWNIIIIQIIIIIII, R, NVNYIIIRIII, V. Nir'nII. I'nurIIu nm: II. fI'IIunm-II, ffxz-iI, II, fI4IfmxrIw, II. flux-ns. fy. I'.un.1i.u. 1, v. I'nll.1l.1, I'.lI.xllglu. I,.nu', I,.1rIx, Iynilvrsull, I,4'rIu, Ijvrrullu, fx. Il:-rry. II. I'icIu-ling. I'iIlIl mu: IJInsIinn. fi. IRM.-II. IJn74'Ii, .I. Ilulsi- lll'IIl, . Ilx'I1'. Rnlluvy, Rf'lIsImxx, Rvnllvr, RIKIMHIS, RlIImHIa, U. IfmIg1-za. XI. IlmIg1'rQ, XY. Iinmx, If. Rmsitvr. Sixth nm: A. RucIgm', ID, RmIinfIxy, I. Ruy.uIx, li. 5.uunIa-rs, I . 5ra1Iu. IJ. Scluulz, Y. Schulz, I. Svvsv. IJ. SImIIn-r, fx. 5I1.1n.uIu.m. II. SIu'IIry. R. 5I1z'pIn'r4I. G. Sllogrs-11. I. 5imIw. S4'v4'l1IIl nm: lJ.Smnl1,l'Q. 5milIx, I . SIIIIIII, NI. SIIIIIII, R. SqlliIIunI1',D. SIKWNUTI, NI. A. Slill. II. SIUI4-r, II. SNYl'IIZ4'I', I. IIRIIIIIIIEIYIPIIII, .I. Izmziz-. NI. 'I4ulIl, II.lyIor. II. II lflnlnal S. Iplglllll r.,xx 1 IS. II lfllll ps 1111, In I .1u1..1 S f1-. P. I f11y Inll. NI. Iolll. D. In-I 1.lf', A. 'I' rf-11, .l. l'rI y..11 ir. V. VMI 1-11 ti llfw, N, Vnlku. C. Vnsquvz. 'If XVIII lvll. I . XVI-iQ. I . XVI-lsll. A. XX'--slim. Ninth rffxx w R. XY:-stin, S. XX'4-Swv f-r, NI. XYIMI 1-r1, XV. XX'I1i11-I 11-..4 I, ID. XX'iIIi .IIII 5. I. XX'iIs IIII. XV. XXHWI, A. NXIIIII, XNVUIF, I.. Zilllllilll, ZUIVRIIQ NK Page Thirty-one S portsmen at 0 P H O M usicians grea n our stage t retty cute wi l andsome, tal lticers to date 0 n the heam l R ight on top E veryone ot y C an't he heat L et's not forge A lways active S till theres a S ome tireless t 0 tt on a spree. F ine personal S till do we ha H ere are a fe S 0 here are so Page Thirty-two best, hey w th bra eache ity an w. i - and , Wlltl r, vvt Ot' OUT' at the OU Cwl t how in our we're sure you have guessed, are Stewart, Bonacci, and Ashburner. ere quite the rage. YCS. Rudirl slcy, Bravar, and Battistella. ns to boot are Layman, Carr, and Hawthorne. right on the hall are Matsey, Cenname, and McDonough. sure do rate, are Simlco, Ledriclc, and Chappell. ,om we appreciate, are Piclcering, Laslow, and Ludwig. team are Connor, Forgione, and Valentino. Sophomore Hop were Treu, Gigliotti, and Newman. see, the pep and energy ot these three: Dunn, McLain, and Kudley. teachers did fret at the Richard twins and Donnellan. class, here are three who are sure to pass -- Figner, Drish, and Morrow. for being neat are Collondre, Gottlieh, and Rodgers. w few, ' tallci ve in who IHC, ll ho this year are new, as Stone, McKee, and Gestrich. rs who taught us creatures are Tennant, Buzard, and Eisaman. ng we see, are Curtis, Plaslcon, and Matta. d high mentality have Kolaer, Harris, and Fazio. mind, the thoughtful and the kind, like Shogren, Clark and Trepalc. are friendly and true: Adams, Hamilton, and Cromhie. ot even halt 'tis true, but to make our Sophomore Class, it tool: everyone of you Margaret Figner and Peggy Rodgers lam? Wind eameft Naiwzallq f1qf'Th STUDE T COUNCIL I inl Inn: li, 'flu-1, Q4. fqulr, xlnlar-y, I'igm'r, lnmls-r, H1-mlvr-ml, xlulxnlm. J 1 54-menu' nm: XI. Hulnimlx. fr. Dlll11I1.ul1g.1Iu, ,l, Dlrlwnlx, ,l, l.uIl1'l5ml, H. 5ll'lHlhIIIh, l.u'r, D. .Iulnumu 'II-ml lf,x x: If IL-gg, Nl. Kml, I, Simlw, R. Nlill--r, XXMIIL-r Ilmmlllim. I' -llfv ll. lf,x X: I, I...ui..1, l', II..m.-IL. Sluclvnl fxmlllfil of vmnposc-cl 0 KIUIICPS mul for IIN' many illh-H-slillg mul mn pre-siclvnls ol llu- Imrm- rooms. wus vvry nlmly ing, mul smm-linws vc-ry unusuuf. ussvlnlmly pro Iffl 'yy 'elllll Nlillvr, pn-sicle-nl: Dirk .lolmsom grams llwy gave us. ,Hw quc'sEion ol' il projul xlr1-prx-simlvlll, nm' cwillllvlilli' Curr, svrrm-lnry. was clclmlvcl all lm-clings. If llnullis In IIIPIII for our Vvccllwsclny cw-ning My-fo MAY QUIiliN c'rowlu'1l ul Iwuv Uuv f'l'FOHlO!lf0S Awww I0 ,.-uf -s. ,,-' ,rw ' 1 13 if 1 If 'Ei 7 , y I in A 5 f Q . . zjqn Q iw. - gi? I ilxl THXNI stlilllil' QVHYNIIV, DEVIHY K4'fIllIll'l, cuilfiil .'xyl'1'S, cJlll'4'll, IIIUIVHKI NI1.XlNlI'PXX5. In-.un linlnn. N-:mul um: 1'.ul'u-rilw fxurr, lmullulvm-In Dnnm-Hy, ,I1-un l'1lll'l, Ruliu xlluvr, Fully ,Iull1'x, Nanny f.llllplu'H, ILIIHUS ISIPS. UF Q ILL sf CROLL Imp pnturv, Ilfhl rmx: I'. 5iIYllI2l, .I, I5.uirrI, I1 XIIIKIIVII fun-4: f XIII 'llll Il. Kalllv. SKTUIHI TONY! N:-4Im-r, I. I7uIxsm1. NI. IIUIIIIHRIIQ I' IX4'llI1-4 I Dunn. fl. Cinetuxxnu. K. NIl'IlIIl nm: R, XX.1r1-Imam, II, fmml, R. txlluurv, IZ. XXI-- , . r v . lm'xuIxl XX fvllmwn Nl Iumnie LTI CLE I.nXX4'r plcllllv, Ilril HWY! IIIUIILN, IICIIIIPYSHII, ly. Ildfllilllx, SIYIPIDIVII, IXIIISUIUY. IA. IXllKII1'y, I.utIu'. SPQUIHI HHN: P. Iullvi. NIQIIUI5. fiillllp- In-II, fl. Iglylllilll. I,. IIPIIYIKII. Ijllllll, IL. xlilllnril. Ii. X1'llIlIH'IIil, N. SIIIIQVI. R. XIiIIm-r. II1inI mw: I, I igm-r. fl. Ayn-s. NIA r.nIiL'n X I'Hr'r N I,s'll'- eml, II. IXAVIX, I. IIIII, II. .'XIxp.l4'Il Ix, cI4'SllAlIt'. IIIIYII Isirel row: ,IUQIIIIIU IIEII. NIanriIyn KIlIr,1'I1'X', Nunn' Slingm-I, ICIIH-I 'I'Iumn.ns. Sc-4'u1nI run: . , , xI1I.iIIll, 5I1irIm-5 I1-ummm. Xiginin IuImmn, In-.an IIJIITQI. II:-ggy Kvillm, Nanny f1.nnxIn'II, II.: vIIlirI ' ' ' K I I 1 rmx: xI.1rn' IImnl4.xIi, Imm- I..ml5..v, ixnis-u4IQi, Inn:-l IJ11I4srm, I,.nuIu Knllv, 'A I lllI Ildllldllx, 5I.lriuria- I.muniN. w f . ,. . . ., ... I I I i I I Page Thirty-five Y-TEE ' SVYISSYIIII' CIIIIIIJIUI' oI IIN- N,-PIQOUIIS is umI4-rIIN-1'npuImIm-gui1Ium'4- oI IIN-ir sponsor. IVIiss .Iom-s. IVII-I-Iings In-III I-vc-ry Iwo we-4-Ixs in III1- I.iIIrnry c'IuIm room :UNI soc'ioI nc'IiviIi1-S If-nf lun-II IIN- sm-usoo s program, I'InrIy in IIN- IIIIII IIN- I'oIIowing we-rv I-I4-VII-II I ' Y oIIic'c-rs: Ijrm-si1Is-nl. Ixnnvy Flingc-I: Xiu--pri-9 IIN-ausurz-r, RosuIimI Nif'I1oIs. cfIIIlITlIli'll Ior IIN- 'III-nl, fIIoriu Ayn-sz S4-vrm-Iury.IVIuriIyr1Knis1-Ivy: 1 I 1 IIIIPIIISI IIUXX' XXIIIIIII YUII Iop piIIurm-, Iilxl lou- XI.uI.nr.u, Xv.lInIron, NI Koi 4-Im-x IXIIIII1-Y IXiIQollr. IIocIsI4-r. N ,., . . S,-,mul nm: If luiIm4on. I, R.-.-II. II. KL-nm-IIy, .. Ivoif, NI. SIIII-IIIs. I. I.inmIs.n, .I. -'XIIQSI- IL l'rI rox: . ' S- I, IIoIIln.nl1. I.1-xxix. XIIIIIIII- pifilm-,VIIINI lou: .X NYIIIIIIS, I. I4IIlIN'I', IIIIIILQII4-IIX. Ijonnm-IIx. lv. I4 5 N 1 Jxxlr-4. I5lIsIl, IIlI.m1-y, II.uIoISIxi4, Fm-m'oluI ron: XI. ISI-gg, II. I'.ul.m1.nno, NI. 5iIvuIu. I- IIIII NI IIolni'uIx Im:-I IIim'Iwon, I. IIl.ursI. .I. Solllx-II.u, IIi.m.1. VIIIIIII ron: II. .'XI4p.u'Il. II III-I.ll4.l, 51-III-l'. F. III-II.us. I.oomli, X., . II'I'onnor, XI.1IIlIa, Iv. IINIY. I.oxu-I' phllln-, IIINI ron' II. Ioxxneu-nnI, Iv. IIUII umm, fi. I'.nn.ui.u. I IIIIII-nour, I., Iona-5. X. Innin- 'In fx lwoI1iII Iinm I IXIQIIIQI-. 51-4oluI roxx: 1IQoonI1. III .K-il-II. N.. S-Iing1-I. I'Iuonms. R NIIIIIIIN, IIIIIIII. Nr-plllm-. II, IX:-III1-5. Igroxxo. II, III1im-. IIuirII um: II. II.mfon. 5. Isollr. I.I1Ix.u4. Il, 5mIII1. II. 5ilnul1-ls, .1 . vurious c'ommiII1-4-s W1-rc-: AucIrc-y IQIIIIICY, puImIiC- IIIU' IIN' I1-If UI SIOIHSI f1Ill'l' f iIy3 .Ium- AngsImII, r1-In-sInm-nl. nmI PI-Iggy SUIIWOIN' WIN- IS IWIIIYIIIQ IM-III1-S. program. IlooIu-yi , fIiw- NIH. cirlll Arlivilivs cIurinQ IIN- yi-or im'IucIf-II aa Irip IIN' I'r 'Ii S: I IS'IrWiI IImrougIl IIN- ISI-II I4-I1-pI1olw Company, in YouII1 IM :wr 'OI' I I' 'm' I'1-IIowsI1ip fornpnign nmI on imprvssivc- 4'm1cIIf-f hm' IIQIII H-rx-mony in wIlic'I1 nc-w mc-mIu-rs wc-rv iniIinIx-II. IIIIN- org,funi1ilIion invilc-s all junior umI sc-nior wrls to 'Ulu' NIM. lox Tum Page Thirtyslx CIE CE CLUB , A... v R ,v lvppvr pishm-, lriulngy group: Ixirsl row: Nl. Harris, NI. c!llliIIiZlIil, J. Davis. I. Brnvnr, P. XV1-rlz. 51-unnl nm: U. Psalm-k, I.. tv1lYl'lllI4'f ll. Bulv, D. Park. Pluskurm, Nl. Plym-rs, NI. D1-lnpsvy. IHZIIIUX, Nl. .Willa-r. 'Huircl row: NI. Kulu-r, B. Pin L1-ring, ,I. Gzmlill. I.. Hinlivl, NI f igliuiti. .I. Nfurgulis. Nl.I:igIlt'l', A. Drisll, D. Cn-ss. T. fJ'Nz'il. Ijlbllflll row: .l. Df'Rulmlm, 51. xllclfkltll, lj. liifluvr, Nl. Kamik, R. Pvrlu, A Nlrfilllluugll, S. I':iSI'lll1lll, .l. Birkinslmw. Nlimlcllv piclurv: rllvnlislry grnuw: first row: R. Drisln .l. Xvisc-. I. Slmlilc-Ill. D. 1.1 info, V. l ln' 5 f r gr lx Pm Qll, rum' rmv: 5. lJ!'ilI'SUIl, .I. Hilt, P. Afspzull, Xvulmlrurm. Vvnllxrf-Hn. I-Iliff! row: R. Sim .l. Slrivlmislu R. XXvillI!'I'llIilllll'I, P. Baxlllllgurlrlc-r R Smillm. lmwm-r pirlun-, physics group: first row: If Bcgg. T. cwl'0llC'Il, XV. Alnlrrzxn. K. Burns. R. Annum-. Sf-uunl row: Nl. Ihllf Nl l ilu I If igncr, J. Dunn, A. SL-Llcr, R. Gross. Third row: D. Gcclclis, D. lxlurslxull. Nl. Kamik, G. Sqlliunlllv, D. Lucau, B. XXVEIYPIIRIIII, ll. Sliugllrcgn. Page Thirty-scven QIFUI I BA -J' is I -.J -ln, 1 , Iuxl vvvu II IImIlnNIxx. I' IXvHIv-N, I' IIrv,lII, I Il- II, IX1'uImv-r, II, IX.unv-, I IIumu, lx IIumm-IIx, I XImm1.1Iv- N-1vvnvI nm I7 XIIIII Ix -N XI-X.vlu.u, II I.mwx, Nl Ix.mN, Iv XI.uvu.ml, I3 II.urIv.ninvu, I5 XIIII:-r, II, Flmlv, I XIurnm, I I.m--x IIIIIII nm NI IuIw, I IX.mIm1 I I nl nhn NI I rr X I In, I I'uv I I9 rung! I l.II.I ll XMIII IUIIIIII I Ix II. mu I I ulrr I XIIIIIH I IXIII lm, I II vvI..l 4, .I , 11. ..vv 14 ', lux' , n.,, . -, . xv, -I-l', I' XIIIIH, I I.m1nv, I I IMIHIQ. II 5Inv'IIn, Iv 5Inv:grr-rl, N Ilvuqrxml. I il III YHXXI If-rvIu, II, Iivul, I I..uI4m, IS XI4vvvl--, II ,Xlmvvu-. I IR n If I Iv I nNIwv, NI I lm I' XXVI-:If N:xlIv :vm I3 IIv:v:Iu-r, II !..wIr.., XX' Nlvu-lu, I7 Ihrinqv-1, IH NIIIIII, XX' N InIuIv-1, I IIv.u.u, I5 IIN ul I II1 LIL: N x nlIn I xx I Ifrnnv-1, I7 XXIIIIIIIIXUII, II X1-Ivan, Il I'nnIl, Igvunuxi, I XI:-x.mvIn-I, II 5Ium1:v-ll, Il 5qulII.mI--, XX' XXIWNI, IT XI.u In .II A CIPPELLI CHOIR I vw! v.-xx XIvI Iv I IS gg Ivvxv I-Invw I .nr, IIun'nu1'xIilnIu XI.urQ.erl'I IImIQ1-u,XI.ulI4-luvIII.uIx, IIIv.1i.n .Xxn-N, Iullv'.XnQNI.l4Il,I'v'L1Ljx III-IIluIu, In-.nu I --I, Xrvvvlvn-.I IQIIHIIIIX N'-vvvuI r-vu IvI1nn.1 I.Ixm4un. XInv,nr I Kmmil, S.nIIx Hum, SIIUII-x IIAUIII. XI.nrlIxn I1-uix. Xmhu III.am-x. IIvvIvmw IXH IIulIl NIIIIII XI.nlu4ml Iwxv- Ilvlvvl Ifvvu I.nII I.nxvm:, ISII FLIIII, I Imrln-I Iva-urgn-, Inn: I'.nIumN, I.um-I II.nIxuv-1, III-.nu Xru.nII, Iflvwllvl, IIII II v.I.I.1 I...L II--WUI-I. OIQCIIR Rfx l'XnnI ', my - PPELL CHOIR xx mul. 54 l ppvr plmlu, lu-I nm I4l.. l..m1'x, l Ilul mr I nn 4 ur! r Xlnu xl l nl ln 4 a', 4 1+ 4- my I xlurilxll l.X4ull4, l.,I.n ,'Xl4'x.un1lu'r, Xxlllull -mml nm- IMI, NI.N4-mmf, I.. llmnunl, lynn- Fllvlln, Xxnlh-I Ft:-xwlux ljnlm lmul, lun llmmnur, l.ull l.u4lxxuq lmxu-r plmlu, llfwl nm lmnlx l..ul-In H4-Hx l'nlu-ring, ln-nv limnvr, l'f'1414x ll4nu lll rm Xlnrx l'nll flmrl Xlll l N 1 l 4 . . uw, 4 nm' ,mu 44 nm l'vL114x lv-Hl1-N, l',nlxx.nnl lfuwih-1, lu lnsl nm: .Nun lyuugln-rly, l,nrr.eim- l'4nm'lul4'r, Dulurrw flrmx, .'xlIflYl'y liinnn, lll-ggy Kvlllf-5, lflfiv l'4xrr, fllurin l'.un.ni.n, llh-xvllx fmllllm-lv V411 Arr N-annul um, lum- Rolls, lint fllfuurlw, xldfllyll l'Xr1lse'l4-y, Alum Pulnlx, xlnrx Nlmnvn, ljulon-X llon-lx, in-rlru-lv Flmq lvn, Rui.: 1,4-Numlw. ninl nm- l'a-lv XY:-rlv, l.um-s lvnum-r, Lynne Rulln, Nurnnm lusvplx, lfmnlx lnslmx, limmy lirmxxr, Kvn Cllms, lm- Nl1Qu.ulw, IMI, lull, lliclx l -4-rg:-. lynn R:-llxlhm. Pagc Th rty-ni l.llIlxl0. .xllrllvu l4unu-llx, llmnlx Nl..,4Il..lI H6 . Rl SW S VALIA HPSI yvl. . .lusl om- more- ml,-I1m'v lo fill up llml pagm R1-nlly gum' illIlQllH'llI in 4-lc-fling Car . Pirlurvs-lnorc pivlurcs. PIINOYS- . Vvrilv-ups-Iwllvr wrilv-ups. lSllillQ. YIISIIHIQ. lrying lo mm-I IIN- on- . flur Ulllllllillillitxlll.. Miss grew:-r's mlm-muimn . Vvorla? You Pu-If lirips lo lln- prinlvrs. . Rm-lvc-rring lo? 'Hu' UAIT SXX'lSSX'AI.IAN Xvlml is our HH:-sl Y4-In row-r going lo ..... nulurzllly. look 'ilu-Vf IH-ggy ll'-Hlirln. l'.ul 'um-x, Ninn Nun Nilvuln, lfl Xvimivxulxn, Knlln If-4-n Ilmm-HY. fvlmm :Xxu-N, Flmlf-x' Illllblr Rullu Drnlu. lum- Rullu. 'Tulum-N IXIIL, PIHHIN Xlxpmll, IS:-hx IM-ul: mfr. I.-Ilan XX.n'1lmn Xmrnv f mupln-H, Alln-ll.: 'M-n llvllv. Iilll H1 lulvrs ru1,l'jlIu-I Hmllm-. fulvlllm lnvllmll, Xlnlx I.11llllmHln. .Nuduw Kudhw Pagc Fody SWISSVALIAN Early in tlie school year Rutb Miller and Paul Harnaclc were elected co-editors ot tbe Swiss- valian, and Diclc Jolinson was cbosen as busi- ness manager. Later in tbe year Rutb Drisb was given the position ot associate editor. ' Miss Jacobs was on band at all times to give advice and belp to ber Hproblem cbildrenf, Vvitb- out ber, tlie Swissvalian statt would bave been in a real predicament. The editors were ably assisted by the members of tbe Writing statl, Wbicli included Audrey Kud- ley, Shirley Dunn, Peggy Heltricb, Mary Ann Sibula, Gloria Ayres, and Dorotliy Kirlc, wlno racked tl1eir brains to bring out all tlie different cbaracteristics and bobbies of our seniors. The members of tlie Swissvalian business stalt. Alberta Kennedy, Nancy Campbell, Glenna Layman, and Mary Lombardo, deserve a lot of credit tor tbeir super-salesmansbip in bringing in so many ads and patrons. I, Tllose responsible tor tlie arranging ot our yearboolc and for adding a few new ideas for malcing it more interesting are tlie members ot tbe art stalzl,-.lune Rotll, Pllyllis Alspacb, Estlier Vvaldron, and Betsy Kercbner. Our typing staff, Katbleen Donnelly and Etlflel Ttiomas, bad tbeir bands lull with typing senior write-ups and proot-reading tlie material wliicli Went into tbe malcing of tlie Swissvalian. Ed Vvisniewslci and UDutcl1H Henderson did a splendid job of Writing up tbe Varsity Clubs activities and tlle football and basketball games. Back in the days before work had begun, Dick, Ruth, and Paul looked unsuspecting! Page Forty-one I n I I VALISTIC Ihr-v 4-.limi your VillISiII'i A . .4 , ., '1'illlfl'SZ . Ill' 1' ' ,PZIYSUIL i IWVSI L HIGH ' PII UN' il, Y ' . ill' OTH' APHIHIS, 4.XK' lilll-705. Ill l,Yisni4-wslxi, Sports: Nanry Slingel, lreslmmn Adviser: .luainm- llill, l.illlor-in-l lnvl: Nlurilyn itll. sll,l N tl ViIIAiNl,l Ili, QDUTSTANDINGI Vvonderfull Superl What is? The Valistic, of course: and who was responsible lor enjoyed reading? editor-in-chief, and h There were times, l run as smoothly as this school paper we all Why, it was Joanne Hilt, er cooperative stall. uowever, when things didn't expected, times when the mimeograph was stullahorn, the stencil had to he redone and those last minute corrections and changes didn't malce ol these dilliculties, tl' deadline, even ii it . things any easier. ln spite ie stall always met the 5:55 'neant staying in all hours alter school the previous evening. r Under the directio n of Shirley Pearson, news editor, her stall, Jo Dtunn, paula Kane, Cathleen Page Forty-two McLain, Peggy Kettles, Mary Lou Shields, and Peggy Smith, were able to cover news items and occasionally manage a scoopl The ieature editor, lVlarilyn Kniseley, had a hard time malcing her stall realize that assign- ments just had to he in on time. Her stall in- cluded Patty Jones, writing Uliurtesy Kornerf' Jean Baird as Your SHS Correspondent, Marie Homisalc, who wrote Junior Jargon. Virginia Johnson, who contributed 'Spotlighting Seniors, lome Lindsay, slorchids and Onions, Mary Byers, writing 'iBook Nook, and Donny Red- shaw, as your Ulnquiimg Reporter. Nancy Stingel acted as freshman adviser, and wrote Did You Happen To See? iiiryouls ior lin- Hows sluiii iilviucioci Belly Picic- Tile url worix was lexicon care- oi ily miilor m.m,,. l1l,,f,,V IQMIOMS' Sallv Hellas' Sue Eamiglqy Eiinore Venturoiia, Witim time in-ip oi Bc-isy Km-rc'i1 illiiilllllf' ciilfiiiii. N7YOIlll0 COHIJPII. Ellld iyfli IDIUIH. ner' Esther xvaldrorli Janct Ibicksoni 'Jon Iqrivd- , ,. N , m'1n, Vvinnie Gibson, iviwriiyn Lowis, 'uni Don Un lin- in-uluro slnii wc-rc Rilo Qosuaiv, iisleiie C I K MilfSililii. iXoonlz. ami iw'iill'Qll1'l'iil' iXoiJor. in cimrgo oi' l'lliIll00Ql'ElpiliIlQ won- Hoi: Amor:-, Sporls wc-rv irnmiii-ci iw Xx7iSIliCVVSiii, Ox- K ' Jim Phravar, Kon Burns, Don J0ilIlSOIl, .infix Luci- vimrngvs imy ix'im'joriv Loomis. ami slalisiifs by Wig Bob gtpinhmlq and Chly Squillmmx Hon iimrimru ivICCNl'1'ilIl0l'. Mzlrsililii COIIli'JillCCi uri woric and mime-offru milinff. Y- I rw iiop ivil: iirsl nm: ifli-.nmr xi.ui.ur.i, Bvlsy Km-rfilm-r, inn:-I Diiiimn, iiiop rigillz i'-irsl row: Riln fiosimiv, fqiuin- Snlxiuim-rf, fiuiix IM-II..Q, 5111- Wxmnn- Cioliw-xx, 54-iomi nm: Dun ilrim-ciiumii. ii-un iioiiinmn, ifsiiu-r Xxiniiiron, ifannigii, ii:-ggy Rurigvrs, Smonci row: ifslviis- Kunnll, luii.mm- finrziiii, Iiliixslbll iiiwi iiiunvllmx, Xxiinnim- fiiiv-nn, ig:-1 iq' Silniilvh, xiuriiyn ipwis, imis IKINYPII. iuciwig, Don Rvrisimw, ixinrgnrvi ijigm-r, PM-lly iiimiu-rillg, Pnl iiuml. iiiuirui row: Don ixiursimii, ifrunii fiiurcimm, lin-xi Xxiviy, ,lim iir.n.ur, lion ioinmm, inn:-r if-il: iirsl nm: PM 'om-5, finiu- Rc-xnoicis, is-.in Pmirci, Pauli.: xiurgiwrih- Koiwr, Pilyiiis Siimuiu, Juni- Angshuril, hmm-, N-imni nm: liqiiuivm-rl Xiiinin, iomn- i.imiSalY. virginia ioilnfon, ijvggy Him. Vvggy Fmitin, Ximiv iimnimix. Ninry in Dunn. Luwcr rigilt: Bulb Sh-inimus, Ki-n Burma filly Sqlliiimllm-. Hoi: Aixmn Page Forty-three I YI I I xx I5 Ilrrml. 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A A M 'nb is I - AUX ' + 1? gl JE gk -X iywxw- VAR ITY FOOTBALL l ir-I nm: llnvis, Nlmfiinn, fi:-nruv. l'i-rln. flrgill. lli-au'm'li, Xvisllim-uslsi. lullnsnn, lxllllylblllbllgll, Nlnlsvy, llrzwnr. Svinml rem: fnmln llnmril. liwinn. -'xSlllllll'll1'l' Klum'-, Xyilsnn Nunn, Xliflnslwx. Alrlmll, Nlnrinni, llnlv xllluillllllljlll, liunvll Km-plin. Vliluirml row: l,llll'Ilf.fl'f, llrlmniv. lxlilfnnnlil. Ummm-y. lfriisnn, lxvinnnnv, Nlnnclx llmlili-I, Sli-null. lmirtli rms: liilllnnm. l,w-ilriclx, xlgr. nlihluvll, lfrrvrai, lfsilwr, ll:-rry, ,l42llllIlliHll'll1?, fxlgr, llvmla-rsnn, Nlgr. llulnlvnnglu. Nlllill Iln- c'onr'l1ing ol Mr. llnznril nncl Mr. Seplonilwr QI,-Swissvnlv SI llliznlmc-Ill I5 Km-plan. lln- flolcl l'lnslu-s forlfllulc-cl fl suv- In our firgl Class A gmm-Q lflizalwlll was wsslnl sr-nson: winning livv. losing lour. nncl ly- no malt-I, mul was Sulxluml pnsilvt ing unc-. Vlqlw lvllr-rlnc-rl wc-rc-: Alxlmoll, Aslilmurnvr. IS' H ,C V-,ll x,,Ifs-l-,C'1rff1, Hvnr, , mxdr HM! 'un Q I Nr H0 'J y Sffplenllwr 28-Swissvnlc' 0 Forcl City 21 l vinr, .l0l1nsnn, lvlnrinni, lvlalsvy, lvlc- , 0 1 fjulrlnssml, lull nol oullouglll, l'orcl City llnnuugli, R. lvlrllonougli. lVlc'Ginn, flrgill. lmcl loo murli powvr. ll:-murlx. llc-rln, llillc-ngvr, Rorro. Sic-wart, Vvil- - son. XxllSlllI'NN'Slil, nncl lvlilrlwll, lnzlnilgc-r. flrlolwr 5,-Swissvnlo I-I llmnvslvml I0 CAlVllfS 'lilac lmrcalxs wvro ngainsl us as our cross- S I'l 'l 'r T-Swisswllfx 7 Rmllfin I0 river rivals c-liminalml us lroin ilu- Class A Swissvnlv vonlinuc-fl ilu-ir Iwo cle-Caclv iinx mcg. I ow-r Ilia- .lm'l4rnlJlzils. Sl llI'IlllN'I' lil-Swissvulv 6 Vvilliinslmurg 7 Octlllylxr H'-Swissvnlv 7 Brmltlmwk 6 VV1- wi-rv mlgf-fi ou! lmy our nrcli riynlg, ilu, VVill1 llio sllilling ol' lvlvflinn lroin Oncl lo ulllirgjf' in n ln-nrllmrvnlwr. full lmclc, llw Golcl ljlnslws lx-gun lo roll. og-: Fovly-wx H 'UR wi fYiXi.Q225'f f , lv iff ' Q 3g-g5EE15'1g?v K qw. 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'I'I.I- Valli-rs nmlnlnim-ml IIN-ir slumlingj in IIN- rare unlil IIN' firm' wllisllc- ol IIN- sc-uson. In IIN' lusl gmm- IIN- Gulf' lfligsln-s Iosl lo Xx7IHiIllSINlFQ,'. mul Illus lmwf-QI oul ol S1-roml plum-. will: il rc-rorcl W :rl If-n wins mul Iour Iossvs, If-uvirlgj CJIUIFIOII IIN: Sola- OVVIIPFS. VI In- Iollmvingj Imys ra-c'c-in-cl in vursily lmslwl- hill. -.SHI DOIIUIIQII. IgI'ilYilI'. Sllflyld. SOIL CIYUIII. IUYIIIU. l5K'QQ, ASlIlJllI'lll'I4. illlll 'ICH' KIPFSUII. MilIlilQI'r. A. :,wrssvALL 993, A.. .W vw Page Forty-eight Svvissvzl Swissvn Swissvu Swisswl Swissvu Swissvn Svvissvu Swissvn Svvissvn Swissvu Swissvu Swissvn Swissvix Swissvn Swissvu Svvissvu Swissvn Swissvu Swisswl Swissvn Swissvu Tolzll xl ,Q-ugum I 0 I 1 nl I l I I I l I I I I I I 1 In I C I 1 1 30 -I3 3-I -I8 20 26 I I ,II I0 32 30 -II I3 II X 50 -I0 20 32 33- 'SAI 33 P10-4 SIS Cmncs 1 - v C rullou N. HunIingcIon - Pvulmmly N , - - cfilllllll N. Hunlingclon - - Pm-almocly f lynioniown RN. I3rzuIcIoc'Ii :VI'llrIIv Crvvli - 3:I,m11x High xclairlon - :YSCUII f - rylzilllldill cicxvillcillslnlrg - 34I3r'ucIcIocIc :R-liIlI'llI' Crvvli - :kl,l'IlllHIQll -iw Clairlon - :gSc'oIl f - :EIQHIIIKIH :gNYiIIii11slJ1ll'g I 1 S 32 26 20 53 5-I ,IO 5-I -II 24 30 -II 20 ,IO 20 31 25 31 I 1 lb 32 I0 viii 691 VAR ITY SKETB LL lVlc'lJONOllGH . . . senior . . . Caplain ol lrolllj BECK? . . . junior . . . fQuilc- aclvpl al lianclli 1 lootlmall ancl lmaslwtlnall. lux provocl to lm one ol anal passing lliai lmall. lranlxim- will lu a in llw mainslays ol llw Swissyalc rourlnwn. .lvrrys we-lronw parl ol rhf- nuclc-us ol ni-xl sfaso allllvlic' alwilily will lac nlissecl al BHS. loam. . . . junior . . . lxjol lllllfll ni PJRAVAR . . . sc-nior . . . A clvper1clalJlc: lcllow on a lraslu-llmall court, lm coulcl always lm louncl cloing llis cluly wlwn ii Camo lo getting llle lxall oll ilw lmoarnl. liugs is one to wliom wc cloni 1 Iikr- to llayc- lo say. Hcoocl-lmye. SUIJYK . . clonv willloul lxim lllis year? we-re llappy lo we-lromv HlVlonliH to our miclsl lrom Brarlclocliz wc arv sorry lo sm- liim leave. . scnior . . . Vvlial woulcl wo llilY0 warcl lo sewing more- ol llinx nc-xl yvz . . . Si'Ill0l' . . . CDH? ol' ll10SP SIIl2lll lip-f l'lI w -xr1l'l- Y Nj qmppy ,fi P :WHS we rogue mt K' fo llw Varsilv lor llw nf-xl Iwo vvars. will nol ln- willr us nnoilwr season. ' ' wlwn llw Call lor lmasluflom-rs is giyvn malier. lmul a rvlialmlv lie-llow lo llilYQ' arouncl x ilu? Coacli is looliing lor SOHIUUIIP lo si nil inlo lln game. Nu-If will lw on llilllil ni-xl IJ. ii mln r . . . junior . . . ffm ol lu 4 lollows lmllincl llm sri-in-s. Xvm- iliclnjl su mum ll ol Ecl in arlion lllis ya-ar. llul wi' arm- loolung nr l5f3lYACCl . . . soplmoinorc- . . . A nc-wionn r Varsiiy lmall, Joe mow-cl up lo us lrom 1 y a -lunior Higll loam anal proinisvs lo lx an as . . . S0l7ll0Ill0l'f' .... f xllll I I ll Glefjrlxjlj . . . junior . . . Vvas rosponsilmlc lor 230 ol Swissyalc s ?'3I8 poinls. Ncvcllciss lo say. wr' will lw glacl io llayc Uicli ancl llis scoring abilily willl us again ne-xl year. be willl us lor lwo more yi-ars. comm' lo Varsity lJall, lmul il cliclnjl Ialu lnin lonff lo prove llis worlll. Roinvinlwr wlwn ln si o six points in sfiglli sc-Concls al Ranlun? IJ L w , f. f. . . . . 1 ' - IA-lfil TUXYI .'xSjll!llflll'f, XNIISUH, ISllION'4liI, lgllllillll, IBPQQ, Blf.l,l'llllI5UH. 5l'l'Dlllj FUXNZ lXUt'llli4l, lgl'dViIf, rlfthll, ll ll ll Suilyli, lovino. Pa I if A52 9552 5 A W. .X Q f' mi 11 il U 1. ,M P .FY ag . Fl, ft JSA ' 89 G g Q. fa View nv MV! ll Il W .AA . ?,, Q 9' 3 'L a, fl M Ulu, 2' 1 Q ., xr CTIVITIIIEES BAND - The dextrous musical maneuvers performed this year hy the hand and majorettes at the iootloali games, were again Very entertaining and were received with enthusiasm. Special 'performances included the Halloweien Parade, Armistice Day Parade, All-Star Game, and the Spring Con- cert, which was presented May 1. The results ol the many hours of cooperative practice were very gratifying to our director, Mr. Hili, as well as to the hand memhers, majorettes, and the exceptionally fine Color Guard. A CAPPELLA CHOIR The year 1946-47 has seen a new 'deveiopment of the talent of Swissvaie High. This development is the a cappella choir. Last year in an assemhly program the Edgewood a cap- pella choir sang for the teachers and pupils of Swissvaie High. Their program was very impressive, and the students Iiiced it so well that it was resolved that Swissvaie should have such a choir, too. Tryouts were held at the end of the year and fifty students were choseh to sing in the choir. Under the direction of Mr. Hill, the choir has made laudable progress. The combined choirs of the junior and senior 'high schools worked together to give The Nativity at Christmas. As this presentation was so successiui, plans were made to give other programs at Easter and for the Spring Festival. Both choirs gave request performances lor various town organizations, too. THE CAMERA CLUB The newly organized Camera' Cluh has aI-I the enthu- siasm iior great plans and hetter pictures ahead. The cluh is made up of some forty students, chosen hy way of a rigid test, from the senior, junior, and sophomore classes. Instead of a president, the group is headed hy a committee comprised of Regis Vvintermantel, Paul Baumgartner, Mimi Gross. and .Iim Davis. The ciuh was sponsored by iVIiss Rae Tennant. I-II-Y CLUB President ----- Larry Elliott Vice-president -Don Redshaw Secretary - - .Iohn Harder Treasurer ----- Dan Redshaw The Hi-Y Ciulo, which is a 'high school laranch of the YMCA, was organized in Swissvale High this year under the general supervision of Mr. Bullions. At the initiation ceremony February 24, the officers of the Braddoclc Hi-Y presided while 22 memhers were initiated and the officers installed. Immediately after the cluh was organized, the president appointed a committee to draw up a constitution that would include all the rules of the cluin. This committee was led hy the president and vice-president and the following students made up the appointed com- mittee: .Iohn Harder, Don Vviiicinson. Roloert Wareham. The object of the cluh is to bring to its members high principles of ciean sports, clean speech, ciean scholarship. and ciean living. Its purpose is also to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high stan- dards of Christian character. LATIN CLUB The purpose oi the Romani Hodinari. or Latin Club, is to promote a fuller appreciation of Roman life and literature. Requirements 'for prospective memhers of the club limit the memhership to students with a minimum average ol' 85 70. Election for Latin Cluh oiliicers is held twice a year, new officers 'heing elected for each semester. First semester officers were Paul Harnaclc, president: Ruth Miller, vice-president: IVIarie Homisalc, secretary: Paul Shogren, treasurer. Second semester officers were lVIariIyn Kniseiey, president: Shirley Pearson, vice-president: Helen Henderson, secretary: Paula Kane. treasurer. The cluh appreciated the 'help oi their new sponsor, lVIiss Etter, who aioly assisted us in all we attempted to do. The program committee, headed lay Glenna Layman. provided us with many entertaining programs during the school year. The trite saying, ua good time was had hy all, can he appiied to the clu-h's initiation, even though the new mem- hers had a rough time of it: they reaiized, however, that they'd have their chance next year, when the worm would turn. QUILL AND SCROLL P1-egident .--- Niarilyn Kniseiey Vice-president - Shirley Pearson Secretary-treasurer - - - .Ioanne Hilt The International Honorary Society for High School Jour- naiists, Ioetter Icnown as the Quill and Scroll, started its eighth year in Swissvale High with the impressive formal initiation ceremony, at which time twelve new members toolc their vows and received the gold pin hearing the qui-ll and scroll, the emthlem of the organization. Plans were made for the group to attend the Ice Follies. hold a howiing party, visit the F. B. I., and end the year with their annual picnic. This cluh, under the guidance of Miss Jacobs, is made up oi those juniors and seniors in the upper third oi their class, who have worlced on the Swissvalian or Valistic. I VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Cluh, under the leadership of Coaches Buzard, Dennison, and Koepica, has completed its second year of hringing together the lettermen of Swissvaie High. This group is organized to luring about a hetter under- standing and relationship among the 'boys interested in sports of all kinds. It also aims to promote activities that will foster and help maintain an interest in the athletic program of the school, not only on the part of the fellows participating, hut also among students and the citizens of the thorough. During the year, the organization was responsi'l9le for many oi the dances enjoyed in the gym. It also assumed the responsihility for the refreshment stand at the 'ioothail games. Proceeds from these activities were used to purchase athletic sweaters for aII senior lettermen and to help defray expenses of the ioothall camp. The major project oi the year was the completion of a record of names of all those former students who earned a letter While participating in sports at SHS. The hoys spent many ihours delving into yearhoolcs from 1906, the date of the first graduating cIass, down to the present time. The names of athletes foreach year and the record of games won and Iost were hound in a ledger that can he viewed for future information and enjoyment. Page Fifty-one ri YV 4 ir Q1- 'vue lvnniv fiiu-ru. SQ-unix lux! nm: mmllm lmixg, Ignllmm flllllmn, XI.nrg.1l'1-l lulll, X111 un Xxmlx, 5ll Imp .I x ., , , w , - , v i X4 nu Irma.: l'.linh-1, Xl.nQ.m-I fulmlx, 'Ulm fln.nn'n-rx, Dorn xlnfll. farm- flmal, DIAL lzulrklnml, XX-:Ihr Ixlmlnn. 5.. n ljlixlu, fxlullm Inmx, Ililf-rn Hum-N, Xlqllsiw Xnxxlx-I-, Xlullvx Harris, Rnlwn xlllllrlllmll Dnmlll, KQMIIHNHHI' Xyillidm Kmw, I.Ivllv'r lurlln. ll l'.uI fluqill, Rlllll vl'.uumilur, lcmllln' Xvvivrlskvr, 114-nrgc' Kl'l'l'ig1lIl, faq-nrgm' ',Il4'I, PIII' I.-Illvl, Alllil 'xml' Hlltlst lv Fwfiy iw 1 GUI, SOIU SGyS Mrs. llCllUl'9l'lC9 HExperience is the best teacherf! says Miss Grout '7fzeae 'll Game ma, Page Fifty-three v 1 SKA: A NSC nwuUgct1,x'lXx1 , L KY. 'ns' A Q x0xEvKfnr1W C ox Vx WS - A MINI TR TIO Z flvvr Divlison rvigns an quix-I. llllilSSllllIf ing man who lms provml luis worlll lu slu- clvnls and lc-uc'I1m'l's ulilw. His wise' l'UllllSl mul lc'mlc'l'sl1ip us wvll LIS ,IIS SIIll'0l'lly 'HIS Hlillll' hill! il lI'H'llll lo UH. xx 5 p.n-'K Aix Ninlln flmele- lmuln-rx-Ill-I mn: XII. Nlilim, Nliu I',lx'im Fullvr, 5115. luxxn-nu-, Nliu fnlm-sknvl, Nlix, fvlmul fm-:mul rms: Xin. lulllmy, nlnwx. Nllx. Ku.-qv f Ullhvl, Miss EYAOMI S'l'l'.RNAT Nllera. lm-N1-1 ILXRT 544100, Nurm' 5vc'n c1i'y lo .Viz Hunnv Iiigluilu fQr.ulv lllmnlu-rx-I'irxI nm: xliw I'.uul. xlr, XY:-nlrulslv, xliss Nlvrl Svvc-lull: Urmlv Yl41'mI1m'rs-l'Yir4l nm: Nlr, l,.ul.n.nli, Nlig. lln.un.1. xlr. Toll: I mulh-r. N-:mul nm: Xliu Nlillimun, Nliw Slxinm-r, 5lifs Dllllllillg. fn gn ffsfly four S4-funn' mw: Nlies IIilllIllll'I', Nliu Nl.ul'11'IIlh, Xlin Finmmns. IMI J U IOR VALISTIC ffm Q 1 AFLA- Ifirst row: QIIHNTIIKI AmIrugnu, 5Iuriun Bull, Rulll IxIz1lIlis. Ifvr'Iyn I.iIvs, Dunne: Kmmiz, Rusvlunurx I,u'N.lr4Irr. 5c'4'ul1lI row: fIl2lrI4'S 51IllullulIl1'r, RUIIOYI IxI1I.2lIlgIlIIl1, In Allllf' I'nrlI, NnrIN'rl1l II4'!lllIllg4, IIN-W sImIm-nls xxx-rv aummg IIlus1- wIlu lric-QI mul Inr pIz1cr's on IIN' ITPSIIIIIZIII Stull-zlml wruh' uppcuurm-4I un IIN' Irvsllic' 'mga' UI IIN' xr'YilIISIIlf. UNIOR HIGH HORUS nlmi In! . . v . . . x 'N ww: R. Iss-rringvr, ff. IJllfl'i'II, II. I':IrIvr, NI. IIumiIlnn, I'4isIx, I . Errvm, Sim, D. GPrnImrI, FII. NIWVIIIQIIKIIII, U, f'ml1Iu-rg. rmnxt I,m'I.lll'l:l, IIIIIIIIDIITIPS. I,. IJIICII, IIill'lll'l', RUIWTIS, I .ivI-Or, I.. 5uilIillf.ft'r, All1I1'ra4H1, I.. Illl1IIH'ri, Nl Pull .',..1N, ll II. NI, Fulrvzm, I., XIurrow, S. NInunl. 'I'IvinI mw: .I. IfIcIvr, NI. fnrr, D. SmilIn, V. IVIuyvr, .I. NyIu-rg, .I. fXIrK1-ug. ID. Ayn-s, .I. Rs-nm-r, Ilauwr, I7. H1-gg, U, Ks-nap, I. SrIuunm'Iu'r, fi. finoImiIv. Ijourtlr rnw: .I. I:nr4I, II. IXAIZITSII, S. Curr, Pwgg, fy. QIIIRIIIIS, R. NIulIuie, . I - , . h . . , , . IIunnaas, Russ, .I. lxumnxings, ,I. fIuIIumiIIr, I. NI1IIroy. I'is1'Iwr, A. IJIIFSIIKIII. I'4iIIIl row: S. IInIInmn, I.. Uumlllnul, IJ. Spin-rin, It rlr I IRL lg! Lml r I' XIxrhn NI Jl D D gl 'VI Bull B IcmpI B Cnll I N I1IurI Vnrlulllr nv, .. .1 I-, .. Vcrnj, ,. 2 'v, ,. . z , . . ums, . ou us, I . L . . ' 0, . r'c'1ris,.,. s Page Fffty-Iivc AH if 5 I ? H K '3 6' N A ' ., f . JA Q I Ag rs: ' ' ,Q NI' Q 1 Q ha . , X f y H 1, J A 3, , . - Nw W A ' W XB..-f u .,:, . v , QS MX - . ' iv-' X N X - XXTXX X :S I X5 vm ., 1 1 h XA ASQ A W X W 3 Juv E If Y in , M A n ' ' f np K :Q 'N Q- X av x XE ww? V . X .Xl vi ' X- ' X 5 yX,Xv Q X if wx , I I 3 iwyw F E X 6 S I s 7: 5 M-2' ' ' i L-- P' 1 1 f ' 'IK nr 4 .4 - W- -3 V , 1' x V ' VV K' ' 8 1. IE5. A 'tgp y' Y gk , rj.. 'Z x' .QQ ,GL , ' 44 Q , XX 2 , , ,., , , Emi ..,:., 2 I Q it NX. -- .ff Q X 6 x S Q X 44 ' v Y X: .1 EW S 5 X ' . V' f Z is . 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X W ,X-WL X, . gm A i ' 1 , fu? R N - N, if A va - ., X, f W X , c f M 4 M ' N X. -X Q -f X XX pf Q XX . --. gi., 1 A 41.6. fm Q' f I - Q I X X X X . X.X,X. M I ' ae 'ak n T- 0 - 'li A ,, A Q 9' 'N Y . x D C,-'f XX, ' , Q Q7 XX ': ' 'ff ' , , A X ,X ' X 'gi' ' X X fp il, ,jw ,gy 'ff , ,,.,,.. X , X ' , 4 X X 3' '-- x -f -.-... X 3 i . - 'F SQA - Ny X 1X ww X J? XX+iN is . 3 Pagc Fufty-5,1 N 4 'A S .. X- 261 X X Ni h NINTH GRADE DEAR DIARY!- September 4: First day of schoollll Everyone was greeting his friends, old and new. Gerry Rear- don lost her schedule and didn,t Icnow what to dol October IO: Gee, our first real football game against North Braddock, with a victory of 6-OI Our cheerleaders, Beatty Forgione, Lois Good- man, Yvonne Evans, Joanne Murray, and Betty Marsh made us feel in a peppy mood. Qctober 22: THE FRESHIE PARTYU was a great success,-Gil Lucas stood in Iine lor re- freshments at least three times, and did ft even complain oi a stomach ache afterwards. We also found out what a lovely voice Jean Caputo as. November 8: Qur Junior Chorus was presented for the first time, and how proud we all felt. Everyone held his breath when Dee Spierto and Ruth Mathis hir that HIGH note. November ll: No school on this Armistice Day. What does a freshie do on a day ol1l??? Vvell, I remember hearing Frank Hunter say that he was going to sleep all day. Dolores Dowgird said she was spending the day with Eileen Smith tnot unusuallt December 12: We had English in Room 8 this morning, because in Room 10 a mysterious grem- Iin had brolcen the window. I noticed how happy Charlotte Vallo was because she thought we,d get out ofclass. January 6: Back in school today, and my, what beautiful things the lcids havel Pat Mitlo re- ceived a surprise when he walked into Room 5 only to see Eddie Stewart coming out with an identical shirt onII And here I thought girls were choosyl January 27-29: You can guess for what these three days are set aside, so l'Il just slcip over them and thinlc of how happy We felt when they were over. Harry Lander gave a big sigh of relief, and Marian Ball concentrated on the slcating party sponsored by Joan Ezzo. March 5: Shirley Carr was S0 excited because the freshies were to have weelcly dances. Donna Koontz Icept trying to force Gene Mariani to go. March. 12: Jean Carter was selected to represent Swissvale High in the ALL-STATE band in Lebanon. We are very proud of herl April 6: You,cI thinlc there was an Easter parade going by, the way Gerry Carnihan and Dot Williams were strutting around. Fred Kost Ioolted sharp in his new suit, too. May 12: It,s around this time that freshies such as Debby Smith and Rod Elliott begin to wonder if they'lI ever be sophomores. June 4: VVhat's this?? Diclcson School empty?? The classroom jolcers gone?? Where is every- one? Dh, at Kennywood, of coursel Evvie Liles claimed she was the first one there. December 20: Today we had our annual Christ- mas Party and the last day of school before vaca- tion. The chorus sang in the halls while the various home rooms provided entertainment. Janie Cohill nearly went crazy rushing the Christ- mas cards around to different rooms. tcompli- ments of Room 4.5 June 6: Here come a Iot of freshies out the door, reports in hand and big smiles on faces. Vvhy not, for school is over, and I must put away my diary until next year. J' ' .-Sally Brush. First row: C. Adragna, R. Anderson, J. Anthony, R. Austin, IVI. Batt, J. Barharino, Boggs, NI. Berdis, I... Biss, Bloom, N. Bonacci, B. Bmtinn, Brown, Bmsh. Second row: ,G. Camherg, J. Campano, J. Caputo. G. Carnahan, IVI. Carr, J. Carter, C. Chalus. J. Chambers, J. Clark. J, Cahill. A. Collins, P. Conlogue, R. Conlogue. Third row: R. Corsaro, P. Coyle, N. Craig, C. Cresto, J. Cresto, R. Czyzewslii. I.. Day, R. DeNardo, M. Diana, J. DiBernardo, J. Didomenico, Nl. DiDomenico, J. Docherty, lvl. Donovan. Fourth row: D. Douglas, D. Dnwgird, C. Dumbaugh. A. Durso, J. Elder, J. Eles, G. Elish, R. Elliott, R. Epps, R. Espcr, Y. Evans, J. Ezzo, R. Faust. S. Fisher. Fitch row: J. Ford, B. Forgione, S. Francis. J. Frank, G. Frantz, Freuchtel, J. Galbraith, B. Gilchrist. I. Goiton. I... oodman, J. Gravante, K. Greeley, M. Greeley, C. Griffith. Sixth row: B. Grossell, J. Guarino, B. Gulentz, G. Hamilton, G. Hammond. R. Harder, G. Harcneame, . Harrington, D. Hauser, IVI. Hayes, N. Hennings, S. Hoffman. R. Hood, E. Hooper. Seventh row: F. Hunter, J. Isles, R. Jaclcson. G. Janosilc, VV. Jenlcins, M. 0 ns. D. Johnson, P. Jones. D. Kennedy, J. Kennedy, R. Keough, J. Kerlin, J. Kinsel, M. Kirby. Eighth row: P. Kirk, J. Klingensmith, R. Klitz. R. Kolzer, D. Koontz, . Kost, D. Koval. H. Lander, D. Laney. V. Laverde, M. Lees, E. Liles. R. Long. E. Lovejoy. Ninth row: G. Lucas, A. Lutz, J. Lynch, K. IVIcAndrc-ws. T. McConnell, 9 . Mayer, J. Nliele, R. Miller, P. IVIitIo, T. Moore, I... Moorhead, M. Morris, J. Murray, VV. Neill. T. Newingham. D. O'Connor. Eleventh row: J. Paris, E. Parks, . Pascarclla, N. Pascarella, T. Pascarella. M. Pells, D. Pennington, A. Perla, C. Phillippi, E. Pozzuto ,R. Protheroe, G. Reardon, VV. Regan, J. Renner. Twelfth row: J. Richardson, D. Ritmanich, J. Roberts, R. Rogers, D. Roosz, S. Rowland, D. Sadler. S. Schavoy, I... Schultz, C. Schumalcer, M. Shanahan. E. Shields, J. Shortley. N. Shortley. Thirteenth row: D. Smith, E. Smith, J. Soltis, D. Spierto, J. Spudiclc, E. Stevens, E. Stewart, F. Stock, V. Stocliman, E. Stone, IVI. Tnncraitor, Telli, M. Teolis. D. Thomas. Fourteenth row: R. Thwaite, VV. Tkach, M. Trepalc, N. Vaccaro, C. Vallo, N. 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Ili.-In-y, I IIIII I III llll .L I I-In I If Im I I I N I N II I Ixm I5 Ixlllx Q Ixfmp C Iv 'N I Ixfm n NI Ix rr I Ix D IxI I .. , . I sa , .. .. vs. ., I s, .mu-5, .. .' . .our-4. . IX 1 row: 1. 1 is, . ' . - , r. -mnulr. . . . - fu , . . 4- , , 1-ya-s, . Illg1'llSlllIIl, KIlI'IIIl'r, IQIWIYPS. NV. Kllkl'I. IJISIUXV, cw. I..mIm'r, I.l'IlllIZIlI. SPYVIIIII YUNNI I.. I.IIItIIlC'I'Q. fx. I-IIIlILIH. I-lN'Ixl', I.IIl'IlilI'Il, IJIIWV, III. l.fIVVfy, tw. IxIl'l,IlllIf'I. I,. xIzu'Ii, R. IXI.u'Iism1, I.. INIRIIKIII, NI. NIz1rinu. XI.xri21ni, IXIurIin, .I. NIIIZZIIIH, I'IigIlII1 rms: A. NIif'Ir-, XV. IXIz'InimIi, D. 5IiIIr-r, R. NIIIIIN, I.. NIorruw, S. IXIounI, IS. Xlugkm-m-, Nugl.-. C, N4-xunmu, R. NICUII, A, NIt'tI1'YSIflIllS, .I. 5IiIIiga1n, ffruvviz, .I. IDZIIIEIIRI. NinIIv nm: R, Ijnrk, I,urlllc'Ir-1: .I. I,ilSl'ilN'IIil, li, Iinllon, K. I'uIIur1I. Ilnrlvr, IW. IlunvII, NI. Ri.-.II, R. RUIII-rls. R. RnI1c'rIsIluw, NI. Sfnlryun, A. SFIIRITIIII, .I. S-IliIIing, .I. Sl'IllllllilI'IlC'T. FIAPIIIII rmv: .I. SUIII, XV. Snail. SIIIIYPIUSS, A, SiriIiunu, I . Sim. R. Svng. QI. SIIIIIII, I.. Su-I-If-, Shoup, If. ,I-f'lIf'Ii! lII'S, D. 'I'Immpsun, A. 'l'Immns, D. Iimmis, NI, ,I1mvnsvmI. I'IIl'V4'IlIIl row: D. VviIIl, XfY1'llIlll'l'IIil, IJ. XYaxIwIXIs'IsI, D. XVIIISUH, .I. XXVIIIIRIIIIS, N. XVUIIQHI, XYUIIUHI, ZIIIUIJIIC. Page Fifty-nine - 5 .R fo c I I I if 'J' ' x I I I I ' A UNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Iirst FUN! II. I.nn4ii-r, .I, fiuarino, N. tsollinwi, tvtariani, ti. tfiinstiy, .I, Kvnllvciv. Serum' row: Iyavis. .I. Xvittwrson, R. Epps r 'X If. Jzntisnn, iiitiint rim: It. Criiiiilil, XV. XV4-tlllov, Lirfiollllvti, C. Vvtotli, G, I.uras, .I. Kwillllllilllil, IJ. Rirtmrxtson, txlr. txlitivr, Itarctvri It it ni gn I Allin ly IS V III I D It ' L,tl I xtmf urn R Ni Ix n I gli rtt y CIAIVIIL-fI,rior to time opening ot Ii-aguv season, ttlu .Iunior Higtm vie-von tried tiieir against Itmractctoctc. riitwy tiounct ttlat ttieir sew-rat ww-tis oi' intensive training tlaci not tmeen in vain, as ltwy were sufccsstiui in winning ttle game I5-6. NICE START,-Scott was tile-ir first Ieaguc opponent ami aiso ttu-ir first victim. iiitiey 4-rm-rgi-ct on ltle lop ot' a 6-0 score. Yiiiif fiAiVIt'i,-Tile Ioiiowingf wvotc ttv Juniors lravx-Iii-ct to Ciairton and Inongtmt Ililffti a 7-7 svorc. Page Sixty . in o' 4-, .. 1 uv, , an rr, . Ulllllllfill, ,. , ' no 'A , , . acwso , ,, . o 1 . BAD IJAY AT IJLtc2LJI':StwIir-fcullflt again ttley traveiied to a tioreign tic-ict. It was at time Iiancts ot Duquesne ttiat time Juniors mot tin-ir first oteteat, scoring oniy 7 points to ttlc Litttc Duties, I3 points. A TUUGH ONE,-It was not a very Imappy ending ot time season, but try as tiiey wouid, ttiey just Couictnit stop Vviticinstmurgis onsiaugftwt. as was stiown tmy ttie 28-7 score. No tcttcrs in tioottgait were awards-ct tile Junior Higti ttiis year. JU IUR HIGH BASKETBALL Real enthusiasm reigned at the Junior High Swissvaie 29 - - Niunhaii 41 Games this season. Although the scores were more Swissva C 20 - v Baxter 55 D Swissva e Q0 - Vviiicinsipurg Ti against them than they favored them, stiii it was Swissva Q 16 ' ' N- Braddock 25 Swissvae I8 - - Munilaii 25 a gooct season. The games were paciced with Swissvae 24 , - Braddock 25 excitement and many anxious minutes. as was Swissva 6 I7 - Homestead 32 Swissva e 24 - penn High I I shown iay the closeness ot many ot the scores. Swissva e 30 - Homestead 20 Swissva ie '22 - Vviiicinsiburg 28 Swissva e I0 - N.Bractclocic 22 Letters were awarded to the toiiowing: Soitis. Swissva e 15 - - Braddock 14 Bonacci Epps Mariani Kost Martirl Veyiotti Swissvae 16 - - Duquesne Q0 ' ' ' ' ' i Swissva e 45 - - Penn High 24 Griffith, Mgr., anci Rodgers, Mgr. T'-4 'T'-I 'B gl I 375 irirst row: K. Kosl, R. iviaciison, R. izxciisorl, R. ixiciiariaiui, Cr. Ntariani, F. Kost. E. Stewart, H. Lnmivr, C. Huggins, O. Burimrino, iii. Ritriley. Svruiui row: .i. Rmigvrs, E. Davis, L. Nioorehvatt, C, Veyiotti, F, ixiartin, S. I-1l'klI1l'ir-, .i, Eiinsiiy, R, Epps, J. lgllllilffi, .l. Soilis, C. Griffith, Page Sixty-one PVT. JACK DII DULURES ANI PATRONS Daniel W. Brooks Post No. 63 American Legion N 'I NIRS NIR. AND. NIRS NIR. AND NIRS NIR. AND NIRS. .I.IE, USNIC D .YNNE INV. A. DRYI.IE CI. T. HARNACK HUVVARD G. IIII.T Student Council NIR. AND NIRS. F. NI. KUJAVA ED I.EDRICK XVALTER E. LEXVIS NIR. AND NIRS. CHARLES I.. LOONIIS NIR. AND NIRS. RAYNIOND H. INIADARA NIR. AND NIRS. I.. O. NIIl.l.ER SHIRLEY PEARSON J. DRISII NIRS. II. VV. JANISON IR. AIN D . . IN JOE, SCOTT A 'D JUNE AND BUCK NIR NIR NIR NIR Page AND NIRS. AND NIRS. Y IPAUI. B. KIRK I NI. KNISEI .EY AND NIRS. I . J. KOUNTZ AND NIRS. NIICHAEI. KUDLEY CARI. A. PICKERING, JR. NIR. AND NIRS. XVILLIANI C. READER BILL RIDGXVAY NIR. AND NIRS. ANDRENV TINIKO NIR. AND NIRS. H. J. VVALDRON NIR. AND NIRS. VVILLARD A. NVOOD PRoM QUEEN Crowned at Junior prom, Edgewood Community CIUIJ, ApriI 25 .Innel Sixty-two I,ilLlI2l Kane, June Angsladf, I.ois Jones, fgueen. IJoroIIly CuII1erIson, Sec'oncI row: EIviri1 Traino, INIarIe I'IomisnIQ, IXIanc'y HocIcIf'r, Pully IN'IuriIyn Lewis, JucIde Dickson, Audrie Finan. CWQ SQVUQ im-H That he may better serve youl HIS EYE is upon a modern railroad signaling device-one that rides inside the locomotive cab, where it operates continuously and is pro- tected from vision-obscuring weather-the Union Cab Signal. His ear is receiving a direct voice message from the engineman of another train miles away- through the medium of Union Inductive Train Communication equipment-equipment which p1'o- ye' . Yi-ga. vides instant, clear, voice communication between front and rear ends of the same train, separate trains, trains and wayside stations. These and other Union systems have contrib- uted much in making American railroads the finest, safest and most dependable transportation system in the world. We have served the rail- roads of America for more than sixty-live years! U ION SWITCH SCSIGNALCOMPA IY SWISSVALE, PENNSYLVANIA P113-' S xfy tl 'Quiz-101010111119010101111011miu1o1o3cv1n1oi4ri1in114.1014n1o3o1nuixv1ogu:o1034 in viojnq 'z' 5 fa'-W ---- ----- 1- ------ ---- -2- - -r- ------ - 3- i Q i Q 32 gd S U 5' Q-4 5- 3-. g E- U5 rn iii 55979 W 22:51 0 U if-,' QCD QZcvx cn Z ff' !Q nz I 15 ,.. 0332-2 1- s - mm Og ff' O 3 :Q aw SQ-4 I-321' ' IH 'n' UW Z U ,1-xg cw wgag , 8 c Q El beg- i 515 is - Z r-25 210 nl' ' S1-2 Et. Q30 Zl .+- : r-F 3: i if W2 0 3 E33 gs ng E 3 i 2 f-as 3 i N im Q 2 QW 2 Luke's Dairy Store lce Cream - Sandwiches - Soft Drinks Tobaccos I8I8 BRADDOCK AVENUE SWISSVALE, PA. Opposite Switch fr Signal Dorothy Thomas, Norma Lukas, Indy Dougherty taiee time out for a miikshake. Economy Hardware - A M,,,,.....,------R' Household Furnishings -- Hardware Sherwin - Williams Paints . 'ad - Free Delivery -- 2037 NOBLE ST. BR. 3400 SWISSVALE . 'W , ..f ,x, Shirley Pearson gels some poinlers on household appiiancet fx ff COMPUMENTS OF The Washington Theater Dick Kenyon collects a ticket from lim Nioore at local cinema. I K ' K I nioioioimvioiexiavloioicni 1 is 3 1 ri: 3 11: in 1 11 in q '11 1 1is11:rinioiuinioiuioir:mir1:11011viiv1n11ri1rio11n1oioio3oq TEFFEY and JOHN 0. MEN'S WEAR Quality Xvithout Extravagance 9I3 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. fini:101rioioinioimxiuxioioimxiimiei 1 1 1 1 11:1 3 in 1 1 11112 1 31111 if1riniuiuiirznioinioioi 1010111 Q Pag e Sixty-five Sixty-six 501121 ni vi mai win: rin? 113 501111 1:13. 11101 1113 3:1 1 1 111 I1 BR. 0328 DIAMONDS A SPECIALTY IAS. A. MCKINLEY JEWELER 2OIO Noble Street Swissvale, P Hvivn flvllriwsori rimuls al lim siylil of ixlr. iXlc'Ki1livy's iupnl pins. 103011-1-min1u:u1u:n1ucpfu3--1-:imap in an 11 121 LYNNA SHOPPE Swissvales Exclusive Store For Ladies' Ready to Wear Accessories, and Clwildreds Wear 7531-33 Washington Street PHONE BR. 5564 ..l . usl wail Iii wvvrv vurning our own IHUIII'-V. siglz fivrl Coliiii mul fully Douglwrly. MQCARTHYS l920 MONONGAHELA AVENUE .Vary franc' lJ0Rosu ami ixluriv fxizirlc luilc lilingys oiivr will: U01 for' Slurilfivici. uiliom liwy nwvl in lxll'cNfll'lllj'HS. TRITSCH'S BROWN BILT SHOE STORES lion Lovlev nppvurs lo vnjoy filling Polly fmws for slmvs! 0102111030101rininioiniuix 1 111 11114 . 1511 Q13-win: 1 uint 10111 11101 ri 1 1111111021111101010101011111111111 11111 11:1 1 1:11111 111313111111 VIG'S QUALITY MARKET ini: 11:3 xi 3 31111111 2 11:1 i111:1u11ix1n1 1:1115 1:1 31:1 112111111111 111111111111 COMPLIMENTS OF GLASSER REFRIGERATION SERVICE MIEZE PHARMACY Michael P. Mieze, Ph. G. ll02 BRADDOCK AVENUE SWISSVALE, PA. 1112111 111131: 11111 11111 1 111 1111111 :nz 1 111 1 1111 1 11211111111 11111311 COMPLIMENTS OF R 67,801 gelleflfdyei :nz 111111111 1:11:19 11 11:11:13 1 1 1 11113 1 111111 1 1 1 11111113111 Page Swxty-s r1u1o:oirsiu1u:1rio:o3u1isi fini loc: 202:11 3 1014 in fir Q neo 10101113 2 Estabiished l889 l 3 LD L H ' A E L 8' GRA AM i PENN AVENUE and WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG, Pa. CH. 0:43 Pls. 9711 ow 19 W 1 GRANT S ELELTRIL a Household Appliance and Refrigerator Sales and Service 1035' S. Braddock Avenue Edgewood, Pa. i COMPLIMENTS GF . i VESUVIUS CRUCIBLE COMPANY rioioioioioifoxf riavjojoiojoioiojojc rjoioioioiojojoifboic xjoiojoioiojoioia 301011 3:1011 ui vi 1: 1:1 2 zo: zo: 3 ini 2111 110111: 1111101014 1 ingoinioioioim 1 0 P9 Sty ght Ross' Luncheonette 2008 WAVERLY STREET BRandywine 9906 DINNERS, SODAS, SUNDAES M fffl 1 5 1f,11f- fm fflf IS ul our fountain pf in if11.11414110141303-vinguioiniuniniugwinviuiniuiuz niniuq Hupple's Flower Shop 2024 WAVERLY STREET - SWISSVALE, PA. - llvlivvry Svrvivv - gfowevs for all Uccasions S Telephones Store-BR. I400 Residence-BR. I250 funv Angslucll gfunfes uf tfw ffowcr ur ungemcnt in the wirlflow ...-.,-.,-.,-..-.,-.,-.,-..:.,:.,-..:.,:.,:..-.,-..:..:.,:..:.....,:.,-..:.,:.,- ROTH'S sToRET T MENS AND BOYS, WEAR DOUGLAS SHOES, HATS, SHIRTS, SPORTSWEAR 202I Noble Street Swissvale, Pa. INIF. IQOTII CILUUFIIIHY SUFUK. S Cl CUSIONIQF 1.T...rg-,QUQUQUQTyg.104.014,gl-1.Tp..101111.'14,:uq.y1.,gnq1.:0q0q HEl.EN'S DAIRY STORE LIGHT LUNCHES BR. 9955 Ullinlem iworrow, Aflwrta Kennedy, Anna Diana, and Ken Burns clmt over their Pepsi. 11194 v:oioioiojo:o:o1o1oj1 101011 T Ol U1 N CD N 4 n 3 ff- '4 GOOD LUCK FROM ,ff NW: arm sawn U 7442 Washington Avenue Swissvale, Pa. l lNcxt Door to Washington Thcaterl 552 Broadway Pitcairn, Pa. CORSAGES - WEDDING BOUQUETS - NOVELTIES CUT FLOWERS - FUNERAL DESIGNS VX7e Telegraph Flowers Everywhere G I HOWARD NEMITZ nioioioioioiwzt Regent Cleaners QUALITY CLEANING I I I6 BRADDOCK AVE. PE. 4368 A. T. SIDEHAMER Phone PE. 40I5 C. J. SIDEHAMER Dame ' ' Compounded By Registered Pharmacisis Only IIOI BRADDOCK AVE. EDGEWOOD, PA. SWISSVALE HARDWARE Sc HEATING COMPANY 0141024mirnioiuic1301010101021air1014110101:I10201010101- :up-010101014114103:uiuiuiuioiuiuiuc 10101 vi 1111111241 rio: I PLUMBING. ROOFING, and SHEET METAL SUPPLIES 7544 Roslyn Street BR. 3160 Swissvale, Pa. 10:41 141 1 10111 1020301010101 1 1011 2 2 11 iuiolnrfzugni Compliments of Joseph N. Nied ! ! I I Q I I I i J. Merle Bullions i i i I 7335 McClureAve. PE. 6620 i I I - GENERAL INSURANCE I i I I ! I n I 10101010202 2011 1 1 2 111 inioioxaqvivixi 01030101014rioiniuininxsm Compliments ol Dave Franlcle's Men's Shop 2026 Noble Street Swissvale, Pa. P35 ty 01 nzuininioi 1010: ! rio: ofa 1014 :za ,xo nzoxr J 81 M ICE CREAM RAR 7529 ROSLYN ST. - SWISSVALE, PA. .IOIIN ISUN.XC'C'I, Prop. We Specialize in BAR-B-Q - A FuII Line of Confections ffm' Hnnanu SpIils Ara DvIi4'ions BR. 9808 ZINN PHARIVIACY'Prescripti0ns SODA GRILL, BOOTH SERVICE, RlECK'S ICE CREAM Schoyer and Monongahela CHurcI1iII 5I I0 Pvggy Smilfn. Divk I.uncI0r. uncI Danny Slvnwzrl Huy f'unrIy liars from Ixlr. Zinn ruin: ini ninga1u2u1o1u1-11-11ning-11-11010301031 1 3:1 2 C LABUSKES CREDIT JEWELER DIAMONDS - WATCHES - REPAIRING Open Evenings Rhone: BR. 4674 2005 Noble Street Swissvale. Pa. Vvronivu Rimikis ruImirvs :Viz IJIIHISRPSIS ivn'vIry COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. MURPHY Ann I'urr0n :UNI Nunvy fNrnnpIwII nl IIn' rounl ' XNVIIUI SHIJPI' SUIUSHIPII .I ioioioiuisnioi1411031211 3121 if 2 1:11 1 rx 3 1 111 1 11101414 The First National Banic Ci Swissvaie Swissvale, Pennsylvania CAPITAL, SURPLUS PROFITS, AND RESERVES - - - 5535.000 OFFICERS P. VV. MORGAN - - - - - Chairman VV. D. BOWERS - - - President C. I. MILLER - - Viceepresident J. E. ALLISON - - - - Cashier P. D. MITCHELL - Assistant Cashier N. R. WEST - - Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS W. D. BOWERS L. W. MORGAN C. I. MILLER P. W. MORGAN JOHN M. PFEIL SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MELLBANK CORPORATION 10101 :ini 010101 3 1 141030101 101 nty-I 1102: 110141j41g411411411411 1141141111411 11411 1 I 41141141:41141141141:41141141141:4114v141Q10i41141:41:41:41:41i41:4114110141141:4v141:41:41:0141:0:41141141:41141141:41:4114 0:4114 ! ! P 1014114141011i0101 11: 14114114 11411411014114134110101411414 141141i010C10i41101 101010101 1: 110: 1:41i0i41141i4o:o 11014114111 110101411014 1j41j0141i41141j41:41134 11014 1414121211414 I COMPLIMENTS qpr- Regent Square Woodstock Theatre Pharmacy Numa' Pharmacy I035 S. Braddock Ave. EDGEWOOD Q Woodstock Ave. Washington and Noble Sts. Coloring lo Discrinlinaling E SWISSVALE' PA' Prescriptions Carefully Cornpounded IJHIVOHS 2 CHIII me. iw CH. 2332 T-f BR' 4553 i 'I ' Y W 1 IIBIIIIGB HADFIELD JONES AGENCY EVERY KIND OF INSURANCE LIFE - HEALTH - FIRE GROUP - ACCIDENT - AUTOMOBILE PENSIONS - HOSPITALIZATION - BONDS I909 Oliver Bldg. Pittsburgh 22 ATIar1'Cic 7760 or I206 Macon Ave., Swissvale DKlQll1ll1lhi llll,lli Jill? IQUQ' DIIllUCDUQUQUQUQUQI7-I'Q0QUi'YQ0-U'0QlQ10aUiUQI i PQ0QUi4', Q Yi 'Q' I . v Klaus Pharmac Gardrll Drug Co. Charles Greco Y Q Prescription Pharmacy Westmoreland Ave. QUALITY FOODS 11U,i,y-Avwrapy, Anil ! Phones: CH. 9656 V PE. 9568 Columbla Alle' II03 So. Braddock Ave. , SWISSVALEI PA- REGENT SQUARE 7l0I Harrison Ave. i SWISSVALE. PA. I Quill Iinlui' 1' 3 '31 Ii 'l T0iN111ix1r11i 11 in in i 11 rlultllfilbllbl i010iIli0illi0l 1 10101 CALL FOR DGEWDUU BRANDMNE SATISFACTORY 3 6 0 0 CLEANING o I 7 7 1 5 SERVICE e ' , EDGEWOOD 'tlldn AN! bftdfh dfefpflrg AVENUE age Seventy-Iour 2 14 1 2 5411024 03241101014 AGNES LUNCHEONETTE I707 MONONGAHELA AVE. Rlargiv Asfolus. CTIIIIFIQ Vvvrnz, and Dol fxulfwrlson nw0I for u snurle 1 il2014103014rimiiuiuiiviuiuluimr1uin14vin10i4301120103 RELLAS Sl WILSON AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY IGNITION and BRAKE SPECIALISTS - TUNE-UP 7409 Washington Sfreet Swissvaie, Pa. UIEORUH I.. I'mIfI.I..-XS ISR. 3003 JOHN If. XVILSON MUSICAL ACCESSORIES TELEPHONE Open Evenings BRandywine 9735 SWISSVALE MUSIC STORE 7539 ROSLYN STREET lfxround Iii: corner from Noble Sfrccti SWISSVALE, PA. Radios and Appliances Repaired RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS A POPULAR RECORDS CHILDREN'S RECORDS CLASSICAL ALBUMS FOREIGN RECORDS A fcworifv Imngouf of Diary EHM1 A'IfllN'l'll. Cllirle Vvnlurollu and Ixlury Ann Timleo 110101 inzuiuinam-11110101mmimwzmn..-mxzcrzrrzmmz01 luiuiulnt PRINCESS SHOP Ladies' Dresses, Millinery, Hosiery, Lingerie, and Sportswear 20I2 Noble St. BR. 4590 Swissvale, Pa. Dir. Black sliows Frances lsfes mul loannine Cassoy some of Ifzv prolly Illings IIN' Prinrvss Shop 'IGS for sale. 1 1 311 1111111101111 11 11 in TED'S Hat Cleanin 381 Shoe Shine Parlor 2032 Noble Street Swissvale, Pa. 201111 3111111111 1 2 1 11 311111111111 M. Grana 81 Sons Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 7548 Dickson St. Swissvale. Pa. 11011 ioiui1n11 1010303011110 Pickup and Deliver Phone CH. 0048 CASSEY'5 Classy Cleaners MARGE CASSEY II08 Brqcldoclr Ave. Owner Regent Square Swissvale, Pa. Dr. Irwin M. Eisaman DENTIST Office: 643 Braddock Avenue Braddock, Pa. BR. l904 Res: 1128 La Clair Avfenue Pittsburgh 18, Pa. P ge Seventy-six 1101010101911 PE. 4602 1 -L 12111213 11231 1111111 BR. 9667 THE CLIFFORD AGENCY INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 2I I7 Noble Street Swissvale, Pa. 11111111112111111x1u1o:1:1x11xin11v UNloN DRUG STORE cur RATE DRUGS Frm' llcliivvry at Hours Cor. Church 81 Monongahela Swissvale, Pa. BR. 2221 Quality Foocl Market J. C. BROWN Meats -- Groceries Free Delivery PE. 2611-2612 1105 S. Braddock Avenue Regent Square 11111111 11x1ui1n1u1n11x1 D 1101111 ALLEN'S PHARMACY 20I9 Noble St. Swissvale BR. 3Il6-3I29-3I33 1111 1 1o11niui1m3n1oi1xi 11011 31121 11:3 13011 v11i11i:n11r1o11u11u1 111111 Electric Shoe Repairing Chas. Mazzuca, Prop. EXPERT WORK G UARANTEED I902 Monongahela Ave. Swissvale, Pa. 11121131 3 2 1302111010101 11111111 Dinners at All Hours EMILY'S RESTAURANT - 2I I4 Noble Street Swissvale, Pa. 111ni1ri1rioi1:i1r11xi11i 11 12111111 Fire 81 Casualty Insurance Bonds Property Management SWISSVALE REAL ESTATE CO. 20 I4 Noble St. Swissvale, Pa. PHONE BR. 2850 W. E. Thompson, Mgr. 011111111111:11r11111r3111n11r1o1n1 JOHN DIANA Better Cleaning Expert Cleaning, Pressing Tailoring and Repairing 253 Homestead St. Swissvale, Pa. oi 1 111111 11111 1 3 1 101 1010311 2:1 1 1 1 111 11111 1 1:2141 10101 1 :mi 1 1:1 1 112:11 111111311 1 1 11101 11213 2 1 .feafminq in a 4 . Nmad UNIVERSITY of PITTSBURGH Garda 2I I9 Noble Street Studio BR. I888 1 1101: Cgwdfld lucfia Swissvale, Pa. PHOTOGRAPHS WEDDING - PORTRAITS PHOTOMICROGRAPHS Res.: CH. 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Pg S ty ght 11 903010111111301111:30iu11x2nn101011+11-103010111101 10100: 1:1 1 2 1 1 1 1011ri010i1r2011n10 MUNCH SALES AND SERVICE Sfuclelnalier' Body and Fender and General Repairs BR. 6142 2006 BRADDOCK AVE 010303010311 1 ri 111 1 1 1 1 11111 I1 1 ri 213 1 vi 111 1 1119 3011111131111r10101030i1v10 RO E, MURPHY, and DUNN GENERAL INSURANCE TAX CONSULTANTS 7525 WASHINGTON ST. SWISSVALE, PA KOPP GLASS, Incorporated SWISSVALE, PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturers of Industrial, Signal and Illuminating Glassware 10101 3131111 1111111011 1 111 3 up 1 1 1 111 2 :mx 11111 1111 1 101 1111111 101 FRANK'S HOME BAKERY 20I0 MONONGAHELA AVE. - SWISSVALE, PA. 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