Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1945 volume:

, , ,, . A N I . ,W - ,. .. . ,. ,. 3 A V Y oQi riv.n.sz,Q.ci'1 1 f6X'o ' SZ if 3 'P tim? I T? - B 3 E CLC3j ' Van ' V QTY U H f il ,E --71. i ' M ms fg XQ The T h A N N U A L Pubhshed by h S d f WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Wllklnsburg P yl V I XXIV 1945 W e ln the hands of America's youth lies the future- a future that will bring happiness, freedom, and world peace. Then our young men will once again be free to study, work, play, live, and love. They are determined that this shall be the last time world despots threaten Americans and their personal freedoms. Today every high school has been affected by the war, Many are the vacant classroom seats - seats once occupied by boys who have sacrificed their homes and careers that we might be able to look forward to a bright future, a new world with a better way of life without fear or regimen- tation. All over America, youth challenges the future so that the world may enjoy America's dream of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all mankind. N MW Q WQ LUT Q f.. 1. Q, Nfifsfi-. k S iw gf? Q 11' M, ff' In 'f f' I . . to an outstanding teacher . . For her patient understanding and fairness both in the classroom and in the extra-curricular activitiesg for her constant cheerfulness throughout each dayg for her precise method of solving Droblems which gives us a standard of exact habits we shall remember long after we have forgotten the value of xg for her unfailing coe operation in completing a task which must be doneg for her splendid leadership in the Activity Board throughout another yearj for her ready advice and encouragement to Wilkinsburg students-for all these excellent qualities we honor an outstanding teacher. To Miss Jane Anderson, who is preparing us to meet successfully the challenge of the future we, the staff of '45, dedicate our ANNUAL. CONTENTS to acquaint ou with Wilkinsburg High School's eager, fun-loving students, the patient faculty in whose hands is placed the guiding ot future leaders, the seniors, happy though a bit afraid, ready to tackle the world, our bicameral government preparing youth to take an active part in the national government func- tions, our activities and clubs lessening the breach between students and faculty, the vital part W. H. S. plays in all sports which create for participants an interest in a well rounded lite, the morale building band and orchestra, our memorable chapel services and the A Cappella Choir, the underclassmen, assum- ing new responsibilities and enthusiastically following the footsteps of those who have gone ahead-to acquaint you with all these, we have compiled this yearbook. ln years to come, may this Annual recall to Wilkinsburg students every- where their happy high school memories. CHllllI llllllllll RAYMOND A GETTER Superintendent of Schools We wlsh to pay trnbute to the able mem bers of the Board of Educatnon who glve much time and thought to the planning of the pollcy of the Wulknnsburg schools Because ot the untlrnng efforts and broad vlsron of this group the boys and gurls of the town have the advan tages of an adequate athletlc program vcca tlonal guldance musucal tralnlng home plan nmg and a college preparatory course To you the Board of Educatlon we express our appreciation The offucers are President Ralph K Crneve Vlce President Mrs Mnnerva H McKlbben Secretary H R Schwelnberg Treasurer H W Hewntt and Solicitor James l: Hlndman Bottom row Jomes E Hnndmon Dr C Edgor Toner Mrs Mnervo H Mclilbben Dr E L Neff Second row F D Ferguson A B Mc Murray R K Grieve H R Schwemberg Corroll B Duck R A G tter to be remembered Soothmg musnc ot chopel One of the most unforgettable experuences nn our hugh school lute ns chapel a trme hon ored tradutuon Soft organ music meannngtul readings from the Buble the Lord s Prayer an spuratnonal responses of the A Cappella choir a favorite hymn all these form the pattern for an rmpressuve chapel devotuonal servuce that can be a real relaxation after two mornnng classes The specral programs thus year had a able The football pep meetnngs on Frndays were always a bug hut along with the occasional drama club skits and March of Time movies A rrp roaring Town Meetnng was a bug event for all the polltrcal enthuslasts Patruotlc pro grams on holidays the Hn Y quiz and Mr Barkley s sings were all Important too For mer students In unlform were always a wel come slght Chapel has a truly deep meanung for those of W H S and a special one for those who have gone forth from our school . - ' - 5 - kk ' A I 1 V - I wide variety of interest and were very enjoy' I ll ' Il I ' - l . ' ' 'I LLC guide 'QA if EDWFPD F EGE Actmg Sumrmnnci nt 3 I N 0 V 5 x X 'N A S 1 if 1 I EDNA M PEITZ Deon of Gurls ,fv SP5 'Q I, 'SX lull fl S., My X bl X ' 'vin il Qui he RJ Helen A Anderson the de pendable sponsor of Student Councnl her Englush classes keep her busy could play contract or ever lays the law down to her tardy students Jane E Anderson a very pleasant member of the fac ulty as our advanced algebra teacher loathes crowds funds fume for her favor :te pastlme traveling Tola Baker llkes to tmker with tools asnde from teach mg electrlcnty cant stand reckless drivers but lakes to dnve hlmself Robert 0 Barkley our able muslc Instructor people who study durmg A Cappella practlces dusgust hum plays beautiful music wuth has vuolln Rhoda M Beatty her soph omore Engllsh classes full h r days her home ns chief hobby nousy neu bors annoy her Stanley J Berkman glene Instructor sum mer actlvltles fund lm coachnng lnfeguards and baseball Ilkes a conser vatuve type of musac tests ptterbuggung W J Berry our all round sports enthusiast who teach es bookkeepung and account ln goes for bowlnng golf and football hobby audltlng books Bess B Boger cant stand nolse spends many quuet hours reading best sellers keeps busy teachnng commercnal sublects 09 fvh I,-43? V 'die 5 Y Elizabeth Brmdley has an urge to travel loves to take in scenic beauty in spare time one of our able English teachers John E Brownlng fishing enthusiast teacher of Physical Ed paints in is spare time football coach GraydonM Campbell com mercial geography and eco nomics likes to be o i cial at football games in Spare time takes in sports or good movies unrelat ed questions bother him J Frances Coulter her so ciology and history classes keep her days occupied dispenses with all classroom gum chewers , 'Sir' s fir, Q? K P Dorothy Covil everyone looks forward to her geom etry and algebra classes a whiz at mental work could settle down with good book any time I LIL Jfrgffl Keitha M Covil one of Burgs learned commercial teachers dislikes stu dents who erase over type writers J. Herbert Creigh - sports are the chief interests of this history instructor . . . - ways a good sport himself and easy to get along with. Geraldine Deemer-enjoyed traveling in pre-war times . . . has o great knowledge i an soi . .. interested in reading . . . annoyed while driving on snow and ice. dwg Qx lf 4'5 16 NIMH I .-Q Xxl Wulbert J Elllott Busnness Manager of the Annual and Hu Ways very anxious to get all the An nual subscrnptuons In n tnme supervlsor of Spe cral Education Mlldred E Everett can t understand why the bramy ems W H S w enyoys a good game of bodmrnton teaches the sophnes about bugs or else Wllma Goff works Indus tnously trying to educate her Caesar students certain ly as dolng her part In he war effort lshe dnves for the Red Cross? suck of the war an general Clara Greer enloys travel :ng and cookrng n her le sure moments dusgusted wnth loud gum chewers ardent Wilson advocate I6 Howard T Grlfhth teaches bookkeepung hobby or namental penmanshnp detests gum chewers llkes good movres Irma E Hamilton an alert dignified woman keeps busy teachung Advanced Lat nn her leisure time enloys reading Clglmg chewlng gum makes gurls homely Howard M Harper hopes to grow a vrctory garden an spends tume grow ang has own vegetables teacher of lndustrlal Ed hates the Vorce Helen Heczlett her days able senuors Englnsh turns out beautrtul examples of needle pomt nual staff s new adviser loathes crab grass ln the lawn Iii ffjqzxly XJ VL of NJN l w -X x WN 1 X 1 5 if N N ff 'Z f - - f ? , - ' g y so I I I r N IL ,X f - 7 f A f' in. . . ' ' ' Q fl t H n 4 h O , . ' U V t ' . '45 . . . ' E - f in . . . ear Q ankle SQX in SUOWV Weather are filled with teaching us P - -' .., An- s I A - l e f :rr , f X ,I .. . A - 5 ' , , . . t V -Z .I r A: N fr aft Q I X XX A l 2Y , lllll . f . .' J' I I- - - ' l' ' . . . ba I 5 Margaret E Heaxlett many admure her needle pount can t stand people benng late excels as a teacher of sewing James T Igo-explalns ge ometry to the sophnes Could go tr0ut flshung huntmg any tnme S lrkes corny comuc straps and lazy students Edward A Jenkms, Jr peo ple who cant take at wnth thusuostuc hlstory teacher nothnng pleases hum more than to slt by the fnreslde wnth hns famnly Earl C Kearns lectures about bugs and more bugs all day long thnnks hunt :ng us a thrlllung sport and loves to walk has beagle dog students who leave desk drawers and doors open an noy hnm fr- 6 ,. 50- 5 Ralph W Kmdng because of has love for tunkernng thus talented general sclence have around holds a grudge agaunst noisy classes John G Knstler teacher un Auto Shop leusure tume ns spent wuth farmung and musnc makes a good Scoutmaster can t stand nrresponsnble students Ruth I Long not only teaches sensor Englnsh but also loves to druve her car hates pollclng nn a study penod really knows Macbeth Ahce D Maguire llkes to travel and read scorns people who chew gum her Spannsh and German classes leave her lnttle lensure time 5' f !Kff0fj? I' 2 H - l V . . ' ' . . . di- out crying disgust this en- teacher is 0 handy mon to xl ,, ' rx, ' ml 1 55,9 1'x J xxxx Q 99 9 .1 Mary J Marshall excels nn practncal arts loves to beautufy thlngs crack :ng gum annoys her no end teaches the gurls how to cook tasty dishes Mlnnle Belle McQulston rl ls many with that dreamy vouce of hers Washington Jefferson and Luncoln keep her busy dur :ng the day dnslnkes fnne wording an the comlcs knows just about everythung concernung thus war Gwynne Mothersbaugh loves to copy Poe or Words worth and fly every gunuor enpoys her Englush classes mughty popular W H S although new thls year advnses the Hi Ways staff. Sara Parson-enjoys travel- in . . . directed the suc- cessful fall play Junior Miss . . . sponsors the Drama Club . . . speech classes keep her busy . . . annoyed by students who are late to class. MorgaretH Peters teaches physucs to those scnentuhc junnors frowns upon stu dents who cant handle equnpment properly spends many lensure hours with Bach and Mozart Sue L Redcay has hopes of eating home grown vege tables thus summer a spare tlme goes to gardemng loves good typers hates nousy Chapels Marlon B Remsmlth our very efflcnent lnbrarnan true to her nature she loves readxng gum chewung hugh schoolers set her wuld Donald H Rodgers takes sports and rnusnc nn has spare tame boys who gnggle In class peeve hum as great knowledge of European and ancuent hustory S 18- lf X- MM j Rena W Roney everyone enloys her French and soci ology classes spends her spare time for Jr Red Cross Council dislikes talkers during roll call Elwood N Scott very capa ble director of band and or chestra loves to write music shuns political campaign speeches Viola Smith one of our very patient English teachers travels and reads in her spare time can t under stand why students talk dur ing chapel Jean Sommerfteld makes al females in W H S o their daily exercises or else golf and swimming oc cupy a great deal of her leisure time . . . urges girls to bring their clean gym suits on time. i 'D 5 Li X' X Elizabeth B Steele gives many students helpful ad vice in her commercial class delights her family with her luscious chocolate cakes makes herself scarce when Gabriel l-leatter flashes on the air Kenneth D Tedrow is students have a great respect for his knowledge of trig an solid interested in reading annoyed while driving on snow and Ice. Myrtle E. Thompson - tries her hand at whipping up souffles . . . gets paddle af- ter chapel gabbers . . . com- mercial instructor. Elizabeth Turk - her stu- dents finish up as good seamstresses . . . spends many an evening by the fire with the latest best seller. --19 -- ff sl MW f' x, C K Wicker teacher of mechanical drawing gardening and collecting stamps are chief pastimes would like to do away with meat rationing W S Woodburn a grand person always bubbling over with vitality ponders over quantitative chemistry in his spare time gets very angry with students who chew gum ry E Woodworth keeps ery busy teaching her corn rnercial classes knows her English just loves to write letters room 2l2 makes her angry C. Francis Yetter teaches art and mechanical drawing . . . photo-bug in extra time . . . wont listen to loud radios . . . goes for basket- a . Dr W L Thunhurst our very efficient school doctor always involved stretcher cases at Graham Fred Muldred Warner-our school nurse always willing to help sport enthusiast Anna M Gelder distin guished looking woman who occupies room lOO er main concern is keeping the files in the superintendents office Helen Hershberger always ready to give a big smile is Mr Ege s secretary terested an photography peeved at people who try to make up an incomplete at the last minute A JJ!! -2o- ' N 5'f QKNX 5 f X ,Q Catherme Huckey school clerk enloys smgung and playing piano anytlme hates to lock up the oftnce every nnght Ruth E Marhn keeps busy at the swstchboard thnlls In recenvung long dns tance phone calls wlsh es the snow would go away Jane Schmitt known to be very eftlclent as Mr Schwem berg s secretary noyed at people who always want change lukes to paunt and sew Beatrice L Slegrlst qulte young and attractuve us Mass Rentz s assustant engoys saving matchfolders those nlluterates who persist In saylng where at annoy er James T Golden our home and school vnsltor keeps busy fuxnng the breakages of hrs two year old offsprung kids who don t come to school trouble hum JAP llxq XX XZ' .ws ,ge Q B Near 44 Russell Eardley teaches cabinet makung nkes ardenung an has spare tvme bouls over dull tools Mary C Kammlre our new general math Instructor playnng brudge relaxes er detests gettnng up early Thomas H McCIymonds auto shop teacher m channcs and electrncxty occu py Ielsure time cant bear questuons whsle work an lukes football, good movnes Jane Vrobllck our young and attractrve teacher t Hygiene ombutuous to sew and make pottery frowns on gurls who stroll an to class after the tardy bell has rung N0 ' INF HH N ' ,fb ff- , M 1 A 3 X M lil .. --L ,X X' X ,, , X , X . 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I I I I f I ' ' . Bill . . l I ll ll - '. . . I . - ' Clelland took seats on the Activity Board. H I . . - I , . . U , . . . . I . . . I . I I , . . ll ' ll l - ' I I l I I - - 26 ... Ing war stamps and bonds and generally keepIng Interested In everythIng that was go Ing on Thus as our second year In Senuor HIgh School drew to a close we began lookung for ward to our Important senlor year Act III At last we became upperclassmen and as senIors we felt very proud of ourselves The new class OfflC6VS BIll Kroske Presndent BIII LUdWIQ Vuce PresIdent Shlrley Patterson Sec retary Edwnn Foster Treasurer and Betty HIll l-lIstorIan took offIce In September ShIrley Patterson Betty HIII Herbert Anderson and Russell C-oodlun became the new senIor mem bers of Student Councll Wuth so many of our boys leavIng to serve Uncle Sam our graduatIng class lS the small est ever and the senIors have to work twuce as hard to hold the tItle of Leaders of the School JunIor Red Cross Councll buysng war stamps and bonds and beung all out for vIctory held our Interest more than ever thus year as vlctory drew nearer IH Europe The senIors came In fIrst In the tIcket sellung con test for the fall play Junnor Mnss and at the Snowball Trot the fall dance we were present wIth our ever smllung faces graduatIon As the fnnal curtaIn falls on our hIgh school days the senIors look back for one lastIng ImpressIon at thlngs that meant so much to them for soon the curtaIn wIlI rIse agaln on a better and brnghter future Betty HIII HIstorIan Careful no spIlls please all have the prIvIlege of a secret ballot receIvIng lnne of the Semor Tea , I l . . A T 1 . ' ll l 11 - - ' . . . . , ' - 1 , . . . 11 - 4 .11 I I II Il I 1 1 , , Z , ' ' Now the stage is being set for our coming 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 V 1 l 1 ' ' . . . . . 1 I , . . . . , , I . . . ' - I I I ' ' ' I D . . . Sm bf fl J ROGER BORNEMAN Edutor of The H1 Wcuys JANET MCCLELLAND A Member of The Actuvaty Boord Z8 WILLIAM KROSKE Presudent of the Sensor Closs CLARA MIKLOS Editor of The Annual Throughout the three years of hugh school these elght students tume and talents to theur class and thenr school Each has shown un usual leadershup scholarshsp per sonallty and character ln recog nrtuon of their unselflsh service we have selected them as the out standlng members of our gradu atlng class lt IS with great prlde , L T I . T W , lf' L have generously devoted their JACK STORER Coptom of the Football Team JEAN MCGREGOR Presudent of Jumor Red Cross Councll that we bestow thus honor upon them May they be as successful an the years that follow as they have been In their school years Our thanks for thenr hard work and our congratulatlons go to these sensor leaders Janet Mc Clelland Roger Borneman Clara Muklos Wlllnam Kroske Jack Storer Jean McGregor Raymond Lochner and James Rennsmnth anim' RAYMOND LOCHNER Presldent of the Student Councnl JAMES REINSMITH Presldent of the Notnonol Honor Socuety I I I I I I , . BAIR, WALTER R.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, Hame- room Mgr. 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Chess 2, 3, Latin 2. BAMBARGER, ELEANOR DOROTHY-Academic. Pe l-. S. 2, 3. Clubs: Art 4, Dramatic 4. J, BARGMAN, RUTH ELIZABETH-General. 1 ' BARR, CHARLES E.-Commercial H' I BARTLEY, VERNA MAY-Academic. Clubs: Science 4. BAYLOR, GEORGE ALBERT-Commercial. A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Clubs: Fencing 2, 4, Book 3. BEAVERS, JOY D.-General. Clubs: Leaders' 4. BELL ILA MAE V.-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. BENZ, NANCY J. A.-Academic. Clubs: Art 2, Science 4, Drama 4, Latin 4, Book 4, BEPLER, JAMES HOWARD-Technical. Honor Roll 3. Clubs: French 2, Science 4, Bowling League 2, Hi-Y 3. 3, 4, ADAMS, BETH B.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 4. Clubs: Latin 2. ADAMS, ROSEMARY MARGARET-Commercial. West- inghouse H. S. 2, Sacred Heart H. S. 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves 4. ALDER, MARY LOIS--Academic. Spring Festival 3. ALVIN, LILLIAN JOYCE-Academic. Clubs: Girl Re- serves 2, Commercial 3, Book Club 4, Science 4. ANDERSON, W. HERBERT-Academic. Honor Roll 2, Student Council 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Student Leader 4. Clubs: Drama 3, Spanish 4. ANTHONY, RICHARD JOSEPH--Technical. Band 2, 3. ARMSTRONG, MARIAN JEAN-Academic. Annual 4, Operetta 2, A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: Spanish 3, Science 4, Latin 2. BABYAK, ANDREW-Academic. Clubs: Science 4. BAGEANT, VIRGINIA M. - Commercial. Berkeley Springs H. S., Berkeley Springs, W. Va., 2, 3, if ii: ff lf' JV BRUMBAUGH, LOIS ARNETTE - Academic. Turtle Creek H. S. 2. Clubs: Science 4, Spanish 3. BRUNNER, GERTRUDE-Commercial. Girls' Council 4, Gym Exhibit 2, Jr. Red Cross Council 3. Clubs. Com- mercial 2, 3. BRUTSCHER, DAVID W.-Technical. Clubs: Spanish 2, 3, 4, Science 2, Bowling League 2. BRUWELHEIDE, JANET-Commercial. Homeroom Mgr. 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Commercial Sec. 2, 3, 4, Quotation Squad 3, Pres. 4, Drama 3, 4, Spanish 2. BRUWELHEIDE, MARJORIE L.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Science 3, Quotation Squad 3, 4, Ger- man 3, Pres. 4, Latin 2, Girl Reserves 2, 3. BUCKOSKI, DOROTHY J.-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 2, 3. BURDETTE, HELEN ALMA-Commercial. Clubs: Lead- ers' Club 3, 4, Commercial 4, Girl Reserves 2, 4. BURTON, EDYTHE MAY-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 2, Drama 2. BYERLY, EVELYN JANE-Academic. Hi Ways 4. Clubs: A Cappella 3, Latin 2, Spanish 3, 4, Book 3, 4, Drama 4, Science 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3. BISHOP BETTY JANE Commercial Spring Festival Clubs Girl Reserves 4 i 'iv BLACK, WILLIAM J. Technical. A Cappella 3, , Baseball 3, 4. Clubs: Chess 2, 3. BLANKENSHIP, BETTY ANNE-Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2. BOLl,'WILLIAM W.-Technical. A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2. Clubs: Fencing 2. BONE, HERBERT L.-Technical. Honor Roll 3, 4. Bowl- ing League 4. Clubs: Science 3, 4, Chess 2, French 3. BORNEMAN, ROGER WALLACE - Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Hi-Ways 2, 3, Editor 4, Jr. Red Crass 2, Pres. 3, Usher Squad 3, 4, Fall Play 3. Clubs: Drama 2, 3, 4, Science 3, 4, Latin 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. BOWEN, PATRICIA A.-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Commercial 4. BRANDON, JOHN M.-Technical. Honor Roll 2. Clubs: Bowling League 2, Latin 2. BRISSENDEN, ROBERT R.-Vocational. BROWN, JOAN BEVERLY-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Spanish 2, CERNI, NORMA A.-Commercial. Trafford H. S. 2, 3. Orchestra 4, Jr. Red Cross Council 4. Clubs: Book 4, Commercial 4, Girl Reserves 4. CHALMERS JAMES M.-Academic. Hi Ways 2, 3, Usher Squad 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Spanish 3, Science 2, 3, 4. CHIADO, VIRGINIA C.-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Re- serves 2, 3. CLARK, BARBARA LOUISE - Commercial. Clubs: Drama 3, 4, Quotation Squad 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Commercial 2, 3. CLARK, BERNICE EILEEN-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Reserves 4, Leaders' 4. CLARK, FLORENCE OPAL-Academic. Homeroom Mgr, 2. Gym Exhibit 3. Clubs: Science 3, Book 4, Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4. CLAY, VICTOR G.-Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Usher Squad 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4. Clubs: Sc ence 3, 4, French 2, 3, 4, CLUTTER, ESSIE B.-Commercial. Gym Exhibit 3, Clubs: Gi'l Reserves 2, Commercial 2. COATES, JOHN EDWARD-Vocational. COE, AUSTIN B.-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Annual 4, Spring Festival 2, 3, Band 2, Orchestra 2, A Cappella 3. Clubs: Drama 2, Treos. 3, Commercial 3. BYERS, DORIS JEAN-Academic. Annual 4, Homeroom Mgr. 3. Clubs: Science 4, Spanish 3, 4, Book 3, Treas. 4, Quotation Squad 3, V. Pres. 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Latin 2. CAMERON, JEAN-Commercial. Clubs: Book 2. CARGO, WILLIAM A.-Academic. Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4. CARLSON, NORMA E.-Commercial. Honor Roll 2. Annual 3, 4, Hi Ways 4, Homeroom Mgr, 2. Clubs: Commercial Treas. 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Quotation Squad 2, 3, Sec, 4. CARLYSLE, ALICE LOUISE-Commercial. Honor Roll 4. A. Cappella 3, 4, Spring Festival 3, Homeroom Mgr. 4. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4, Quotation Squad 3, 4. CARTER BESSIE-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 3. CASHMAN, MARY MARTHA-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 4. Hi Ways 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, Spanish 3, V. Pres. 4, Latin 2, Girls' Council Sec.-Treas. 4, Com- mercial 4. CASILLI, JOSEPHINE THRESEA-Commercial. A Cap- pella 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 4. CASSLEY, BETTY LOU-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, Commercial 2, 3. DAER, VIRGINIA MAE-Commercial. cial 2, Girl Reserves 2. DAHL, MARY BARBARA-Classical. Hi Ways 2, 3, 4, Sr. Counselor 3, 4. serves Pres. 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, 3, 4, Spanish 4, Science 4. DALE, GEORGE C.-Vocational. DASCALOS, WILLIAM--Academic. A Cappella 4, ln- tramural Basketball 2, 4, Spring Festival 2, Clubs: Dra- ma 2, 3, Chess 4. DAVIDSON, JAYNE-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3. Sr. Counselor 3, 4. Clubs: Book 3, 4, Art 3, 4, Science 4, Spanish 4, Latin 2. DAVIS, MARSHALL KENT-Band 2, 3, Mgr. 4, Orches- tra 4, Spring Festival 3. gAWSON, ROBERT RAYMOND-Technical. Football 4 , . DEAL, DORIS C.-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3. DEAN, ROBERT LONGMAN -- Technical. Intramural Basketball 2. Clubs: Commer- Honor Roll 2. Clubs: Girl Re- COLES, MELVIN A.-Commercial. A Cappella 2, 3, 4. COLLINS, JAMES I.-Academic. Clubs: Spanish 2. CONWAY, DOROTHY J.-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 2, 4. COOVER, MARGARET ELLEN - Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3. CORRY, JAMES, JR.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Clubs: German 2, 3, V. Pres. 4, Debating 4, Science . CRADDOCK, VINCENT GEORGE - General. Centr Catholic H. S, 2. A Cappella 3. Clubs: Book 4. CROWELL, BILLIE VIRGINIA-Academic. Sr, Coun- selor 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Book 3, 4, Spanish 4, Science 4. . UNNINGHAM, M. JANE-Classical. Honor Roll 4. Fall Play 4, Clubs: Latin 2, 3, Spanish 3, 4, Drama 4, Science 4, Book 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2. CUNNINGHAM, MARGARET J.-Academic. A Cap- pella 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Operetta 2, Spring Festival 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Quotation Squad 4, Spanish 3, Leaders' 4. CUNO, JOSEPH A.-Commercial. Homeroom Mgr, 4. Clubs: Commercial 3, Treas. 4. DeCONNA, TED JOHN-Technical. Football 2, 3. Clubs Chess 2. DELLINGER, GEORGE J.-Commercial. Honor Roll 2 Homeroom Mgr. 3. Clubs: Commercial 3, 4. DENNISON, RUTH EMILY-Commercial. DICK FORREST D-Academic. Homeroom M r 2 1 - Q - 1 Football Mgr. 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 4. Clubs Latin 2, Book 4. DOLDE, JAMES F.-Academic. Clubs: Spanish 3, 4, Science 4. DOLPHIN, RUTH ANN-Commercial. Kenmore H, S. 2 DONALD, WILLIAM L.-General. Clubs: Fencing 2, Bowling 4. DONALDSON, ROBERT ROBB-Technical. Annual 4, Clubs: Chess 2, Science 2. DOOLEY, WILLIAM JOSEPH-Vocational. inn. 'im' DULL, DOROTHY LOU-Commercial. Clubs: Commer- -:ial 2, 3. DUMM, WILLIAM-Academic. Student Council 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Basketball 3, Intramural Bas- cetball 2, 4, Fall Play 4, Homeroom Mgr. 2, 4. Clubs: Drama 2, 4, Science 4. EARLL, HELEN LILLIAN-Commercial. Franklin Twp. Fl. S. 2, 3. ECHELMEYER, HELEN DOROTHYA-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Sr. Counselor 3, Pres. 4, Girls' Council 2. Clubs: Book 3, Pres. 4, Spanish 3, Sec. 4, Drama 4, Latin 2, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. EDMONDSON, RUTHE-Academic. Clubs: Latin 2, Spanish 3, 4, Science 4, Girl Reserves 4, Drama 4. EVANS, BETTY A.-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2. EVERSON, RICHARD REESE-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. A Cappella 2, Operetta 2. Clubs: Commer- cial 3, 4. EWING, BARBARA ANN-Academic. Bookholder Fall Play 4, Homeroom Mgr. 3, Jr. Red Cross Council 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Book 3, Drama 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Science 3, 4, French 3, 4. FAGAN, JEANNE, Academic. Honor Roll 2. Sr. Coun- selor 4, Quotation Squad 3, Treas. 4, Hi Ways 3, 4. Clubs: Leaders' 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Commercial 2, 4, Drama 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3. QX FRANK, DOROTHY M.-Commercial. Honor Roll 4. Hi Ways 4, Westinghouse H. S. 2, 3. Clubs: Quotation Squad 4. FRENTZOS, HELEN-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Quotation 4, Sr. Coun- selor 4. FULTON, ELEANOR JEAN-Academic. Honor Roll 4. A Cappella 3, 4, Homeroom Mgr. 2. Clubs: Leaders' 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Treas. 4, Spanish 2, 3, Gym Exhbit 2, 3, Science 3. GARBER, WILLIAM F.-General. Clubs: Science 4. GARRISON, WILLIS D.-Academic. Baseball 2, 3, ln- tramural Basketball 2, 4, Football 2. Clubs: Science 4, Latin 2, 3. GASKILL, DOLORES M.-Academic. Clubs: Spanish 4. GETKIN, JACK T.-Vocational. GIBSON, WILLIAM ROSS-Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Hi Ways 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, Usher Squad 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Clubs: French 2, Treas. 3, Science 3, 4. GILKEY, JOHN CHARLES-General. FALLOWS, ALBERT NORMAN--Technical. Homeroom Mgr. 4, Stage Crew 2. Clubs: Spanish 3, 4, Science 4. FARTHING, AUDREY N.-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Hi Ways 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, Come mercial 2. FAY, V. LOUISE-Academic. Honor Roll 2, Annual 3, Art Editor 4, A Cappella 4, Hi Ways 2, 3, 4, Sr. Coun- selor 3, 4, Operetta 2. Clubs: Art V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Girl Reserves 2, 4, Science 3, 4. FEILER, JANE KATHRYN-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, Clubs: Commercial 2, 4, Girl Reserves 4. FELMLEY, ROBERT M. - Academic. Cheerleader 3, Head 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Book 4. FERGUSON, JAMES-Academic. Intramural Basketball 2, 4. Clubs: Book 4, Bowling 2. FILIA, ELIZABETH ANN-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3. FLETCHER, ELIZABETH ANNE-Commercial. Hi Ways 2. Clubs: Commercial 2, 4, Book 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. FOSTER, EDWIN S.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, Class Treas. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Spanish 3, Science 4, Book 4. FRAKER, D. WAYNE-Commercial. Band 2, 3, 4, Spring Festival 3. Q! GROVER, DOROTHY JEAN-Academic. Gym Exhibit 2, 3. Clubs: Leaders' Treas. 3, Pres. 4, German 3. Treas. 4, Girl Reserves 4, Gym Club 2, 3, Drama 2, S-:ience 4. GUSTAFSON, JANET MARIE-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves V. Pres. 2, Latin 2, Science 4, Spanish 4, Sr. Counselor 4. GUTHRIE, JEAN H.-Commercial. Metairie H. S., ln- diona H, S. 2. HAIN LEY, HAROLD E.-Technical. HALEY, MILDRED ANNE-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, Girl Reserves 2. HANCOCK, LOIS JEAN-Academic. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Spring Festival 3. Clubs: Latin 2, Spanish 4, Science 4, Girl Reserves 3. HANLEY, WILLIAM KEVIN-Technical. Central Cath- olic H. S. 2. Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, Basketball 3. HARNACK, RICHARD M.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Usher 4. Clubs: Spanish 3, 4, Science 4. HARRIS, JOSEPH E.-Vocational Woodshop. HARTMANN, HOWARD J.-Technical. l-lonor Roll 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Drama 2, 3, 4, Science 4. GILMAN, RUTH-Academic. Honor Roll 4, Harbord Collegiate H. S. Clubs: Science 4. GIPSON, CORINNE LEE-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4, Latin 3, Commercial 2, 3, 4. GOODBURN, BETSY-Academic. Annual 3. Clubs: Art 3, Girl Reserves 3. GOODLIN, RUSSELL E.-Commercial. Student Council 3, 4, Fall Play 4, Homeroom Mgr. 4, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 4. Clubs: Commercial 3, Pres. 4, Drama 4. GORDON, ELIZABETH ANNE-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. GRAY, DOROTHY Z.-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Sr. Counselor 4. Clubs: Com- mercial 2, 3, 4. GREEN, MURIEL ANN-Academic. Clubs: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Science 4. GREENE, NELLIE MAY--Commercial. Clubs: Loaders' 4. GRIER, MAE ANN-Commercial. Clubs: Latin 2, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Commercial 3. HARVEY, MARY LEE-Academic. Honor Roll 45 Sr. Counselor 45 Girls' Council 3, 45 Homeroom Mgr. 3. Clubs: Leaders' 3, 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Science 3, Quotation Squad 3, 45 Latin 2. HASSELMAN, NORMA JEAN-Classical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Annual 3, 45 Sr. Counselor 3, 4. Clubs: Science 45 Book 3, 45 Spanish 3, 45 Latin 2, Consul 3, 45 Girl Re- serves 2. HAZEN, JANET ELOISE-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Fall Play Business Mgr. 45 Sr. Counselor 3, 4. Clubs. Drama 3, 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Spanish 45 Latin 2. HEER, HENRY FRED--Technical. Football 2. HEER, WALTER HERBERT-Technical. Clubs: Science 4. HEIDE, EUGENE E.-Academic. Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Homeroom Mgr. 4. Clubs: Latin 25 German 3, 4. HENDERSON, ROBERT A.-Academic. Central H. S. 2, 3. Clubs: Science 45 Hi-Y 3. HERBERT, LOIS IRENE-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Re- serves 2, 35 Commercial 2. HESHIZER, EVELYN B.-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Sr. Counselor 4. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4. H ICKMAN, JOH N J.-Vocational. HILL, BETTY M.-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Class Historian 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4. Clubs: Dra- ma 2, 3, 45 Leaders' Pres. 3, V. Pres. 45 Spanish 2, 3, 4. HILL, CLARA M.-Academic. Red Cross Council. Clubs: French 2, 3. HILLEGAS, BETTY LOU-Academic. Clubs: Latin 2, 35 Spanish 3, 45 Drama 2, 35 Commercial 35 Science 4, Girl Reserves 4. HILLMAN, MARTHA ANN-Academic. Orchestra 2. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 35 Latin 35 Science 3. HOFFMANN, HELEN ELIZEBETH-Commercial. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: German 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 45 Com- mercial 4. HORNER, CAROLYN-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 45 Sr. Counselor 4. Clubs: Latin 25 Spanish 45 Science 45 Book 4. HUHN, PAUL WALTER-Academic. Football 2, 3, 45 Band 2. HURRELL, VIRGINIA LOUISE-Academic. A Cappella 3, 45 Spring Festival 3. Clubs: Spanish 45 Commercial 45 Latin 25 Girl Reserves 2. HUTTON, JACK-Academic. A Cappella 2, 3, Pres. 45 Annual 3, 45 Student Leader 2, 3, 45 Operetta 25 Spring Festival 3. Clubs: Science 45 Hi-Y Sec. 3, 45 Bowling 4. IRWIN, VERNA MAE-Academic. Clubs: Latin 2, 3, Commercial 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3. JACKSON, CATHERINE MAE-Academic. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2. JACKSON, FAYE LOUISE-Commercial. Homeroom Mgr. 2. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 4, Quotation Squad 4. JACKSON, HOWARD JOHN-Academic. Clubs: Latin 2. JACOBS,MlLDRED E.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 4, Annual 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Spanish 3, 4, Book 3, Girl Reserves 2. JAFFURS, GEORGE ALEXANDER-Technical. Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 2. Clubs: Science 4, Bowling League 2, 4. JALUVKA, JAM ES A.-Vocational. JAMES, HELEN IRENE-General. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Spanish 3, Drarna 4, Girl Reserves 4. JEFFRIES, NORMA JEAN-General. Girls' Council 3, 4. Clubs: Book 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4. pella 3. Clubs: Spanish 4. JOHNSON LIVINGSTONE MORRIS-Classical. Intra- mural Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Hi Ways 2, Band 4. Clubs: Drama 2, Latin 2, 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, Science 4. i it if '. 1 4 as . F 35 A JOHNS, MARY A. Academic. Hi Ways 3, 4, A Cap- e JOHNSTON, EARL J.-General. Taylor Allderdice H. S 2. JOHNSTON, GEORGE W.-General. Choir 2. JONES OLIVE LOUISE-Academic. A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Science 4, Spanish 4. JONES, ROBERTA LEE-Academic. A Cappella Choir 4. Jr. Red Cross Council 3, 4. Clubs: Drama 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4, Science 4, Latin 2. JORDAN, DOROTHY LOUISE - Commercial. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2. KACY, ROSE MARIE-Academic. Choir 2. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2. KAGARISE, MADOLYN FRANCES-Commercial. A Cap- pella 3, 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. KAUFFMAN, EDITH ANNE-Academic. Swissvale H. S. 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish 4, Science 4. KOKLADAS, IRENE K.-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Spring Festival 3, Choir 2, 3, Christmas Concert 2. Clubs: Commercial 2, 4. KOKLAUNER, ALICE LOUISE-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Annual 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Sec. 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Sr. Counselor 3, 4. Clubs: Drama 2, 3, Pres. 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, Science 4. KRAMPERT, PATRICIA ANN-Academic. Clubs: Dra- ma 3, Chess 4, German 3, 4. KRAPF, PAUL MELVIN-Technical. Clubs: Spanish 4. KROSKE, WILLIAM B.-Technical. Class Pres. 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4. Clubs: French 2, Science 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4. KUHNS, MARY A.-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4, Science 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. LAFEAN, JOAN-Academic. Honor Roll 4. Sr. Coun- selor 3, 4, Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, Fall Play 4. Clubs: Drama 2, 3, Sec. 4, Book 4, Spanish 4, Science 4. LAIRD, FRANK JAMES-Academic. Central Catholic H. S. 2, 3. Clubs: Bowling 4. LAMBRIGHT, DOROTHEA A.-Classical. Honor Roll 2. Annual 4, Sr. Counselor 4. Clubs: Book 3, V. Pres. 4, Latin Aedile 2, 3, 4, Art 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Science 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3. KEISTER ANNA RAY Commercial KENNEDY, DAVID G. Commercial. Honor Roll 3. Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2. Clubs: Commercial 3, 4. KENNEDY, DOROTHY ELIZABETH-Commercial. Or' chestra 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Spring Festival 3. Clubs: Com- mercial 3, 4, German 4, Latin 2, Science 2, Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4. KENSLER, JOHN WILLIAM-Academic. Football 2, 3, Usher Squad 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Science 2, 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4. KERR, WILLIAM GREGG-Technical. Honor Roll 2. Usher Squad 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Home- room Mgr. 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Science 2, 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Book 4, Bowling League 2. KEYSER, ELAINE LOIS-Academic. Girls' Council 4, Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Latin 2, 3, Spanish 4, Sci- ence 3, Commercial 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. KILCHENSTEIN, IMELDA MARIE-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. KIMMICK, WALTER EARLE-Technical. Clubs: Span- ish 3. KLOCKMAN, RICHARD-Technical. Usher Squad 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. Clubs: German 2, 3, 4, Science 3, Treas. 4, Bowling League 2, 4. KNEPPER, MARY MARGARET-Academic. Spring Fes- tival 3. Clubs: Latin 2, Book 3, 4, Drama 3, 4, Science 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3. LOELIGER, MARJORIE M.-Academic. Senior Counselor 4' Property Mgr. for Fall Play 4. Clubs: Leaders' 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. LONGDON, ROBERT V.-Technical. Cross Country 4, Track 4. Clubs: Chess 2, Drama 2. LONGO, E. LOIS-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. LOUGHREY, DOROTHY MARIE - Academic. Senior Counselor 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Drama 4, Spanish 3, 4, Book 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3. LOVE, KATHRYN W.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3. I'-i Ways Business Mgr. 4, Junior Red Cross Council 4, Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Commercial 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3. LOVETT, EDWIN ROY-Vocational. Penn H. S. 2. LOWRY, EMM ETT F.-Vocational. LUDE, GEORGE P.-Commercial. Fall Play 4. Clubs: Drama 2, 3, 4. LUDWIG, G. WILLIAM-Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3. Class V. Pres. 3, 4, Usher Squad 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Homeroom Mgr. 2. Clubs: Latin 2, Science 3, 4, Span- ish 3, 4. LYNESS, PEGGY ANN-General. Red Cross Council 4. Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4, Science 4, Commercial 4, Girl Re- serves 2, 3. LAWRENCE, ELIZABETH J. - Academic. Homeroom Mgr. 3. Clubs: Latin 2, Drama 2, 3, Girl Reserves 4, Science 4, Commercial 4. LEES, BETTY-Commercial. Clubs: Science 4. LEET, VESTA M.3GeneraI. Clubs: Drama 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, Commercial 2, 3. LEHMAN, DONALD-Vocational. LEONARD, ALLAN LEE-Vocational. Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4. LESNICK, JAMES P.-Technical. Intramural Swimming 2, 3. Clubs: Bowling League 2. LEWIS, OWEN L.-Technical. Stage Crew 2, 3, Stage Mgr. 4, Basketball 2, 3, Homeroom Mgr. 3. Clubs: Spanish 4, Latin 2, Science 3, 4. LITHGOW, WARREN-Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Red Cross Council 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2, French 3, Chess 3, Science 3, 4. LOCHNER RAY N Academic Honor Roll 2 Student Council 2 3 Pres 4 National Honor Society 3 V Pres 4 Fall Play 4 Red Cross Council 2 Home room Mgr 2 3 Clubs Drama 2 Pres 3 4 Latin Con sul 2 3 4 Spanish4 MocFARLANE, BETTY D.-Commercial. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Commercial 4, Girl Reserves 4. MAIN, GEORGE GIBSON, JR.-Technical. Football 3, 4, Annual 4. Clubs: Latin 2, 3, Science 4, Book 4. MARTIN, RICHARD B.-Technical. Clubs: Spanish 3. MARTZ, JULIA AUDREY-Commercial. Clubs: Drama 2, Commercial 2, Girl Reserves 2. MASON, ROBERT CLINTON, JR.-Technical. Honor Roll 2. Band 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Mgr. 3. Clubs: Dra- ma 2, Latin 2, Science 3, 4. MAXTON, JOHN ROBERT-Technical. Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Fall Play 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Drama 2, 3, 4, Science 3, 4. MCCLARIN, MARY CATHERINE-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, Drama 2. MCCLELLAND, JANET L.-Classical. Honor Roll 2. Activity Board 3, 4, Class Sec. 2, 3, Senior Counselor 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Hi Ways 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2, 3, Spanish 2, 3, French 4. McCOLLOUGH, CAROL-Classical. Honor Roll 2, 4. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Senior Counselor 3, 4, Girls' Council 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2, 3, Praetor 4, Spanish 3, Pres. 4, Science 4. McCORMICK, JAYNE-Academic. Clubs: Spanish 2, Science 2. McQOY, ARTHUR DAVID-Techncial. Gym Exhibit 2, Intramural Basketball 2, 4, Football Mgr. 2, 3, Track 2. Clubs: Science 4, Bowling 4. MCCOY, VALERIA ANN-Commercial. Choir 2, 3. Clubs: Commercial 4, Science 4, Girl Reserves 4. McCRACKEN, RICHARD MITCHELL-Technical. Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. McCUNE, GERTRUDE JEAN-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Leaders' 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3. McCUNE, HARRY E.-Technical. Usher Squad 4, In- tramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Science 4. McFEATERS, JOAN LOUISE - Commercial. Peabody and Monongahela High Schools 2. Quotation Squad 3. Clubs: Book 3, Girl Reserves 3. McGARR, ALICE WILMA-Academic. Clubs: Latin 3. MCGIVERN, ROBERT J.-Commercial. Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 4. Clubs: Bowling League 2. MCCONNELL BETTY LOU Commercial Clubs Girl Reserves2 MCGREGOR, JEAN-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Jr. Red Cross Council 3, Pres. 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, Sec. 4, Sr. Counselor 3, 4. Clubs: Leaders' 3, 4, Drama 3, 4, French 3, 4, Science 4. MCLACHLAN, MARTHA JEAN-Commercial. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: Commercial 4, Girl Reserves 2, 4. McMILLEN, BETTY JANE-Commercial. Gym Exhibit 2. Clubs: Drama 2, Commercial 2, Leaders' 3, 4. McPHERSON, MARION W.-General. A Cappella 4. Clubs: Drama 2, 4. McWILLIAMS, C. EDWARD, JR.-Vocational. MECHLING, NANCY LOU-Classical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Fall Play 3, 4, Sr. Counselor 3, 4, Orchestra 4. Clubs: Drama 2, 3, 4, Science 4, Latin 2, 3, Spanish 4, Book 2, 3. MEGORAN, JOSEPH A.-Technical. Spring Festival 3. MERTZ, DONALD E.-Technical. Intramural Baskete ball 2. Clubs: French 2. MEYER, HARRY LEWIS-Academic. Football 3. Clubs: Science 4. MIKLOS, CLARA B Classical nor Roll 2, 3, 4. Annual 3, Editor 4, Sr. Counselor 4. Clubs: Latin 2, 3, German 3, 4, Book V. Pres, 3, 4, Drama 3, 4, Science 4. MILMOE, JAMES OLIVER-Technical. Bond 2, 3, 4, Crchestra 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2. Clubs: Spanish 3, 4, Bowling 4, Book 4. MITCHELL, MARY ELIZABETH-Commercial. Clubs: Snanish 2, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Commercial 2, 3. MITCHELL, RALPH N., JR. - Academic. Homeroom Mgr, 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Bowling 3, Gym 2. MITCHELL, RUTH-Academic. MOFFETT, ARLENE RAE-Commercial. A Cappella 3, Spring Festival 3. Clubs: Commercial 4. MOONEY, PATRICIA K.-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross Council 4, Sr. Counselor 4, Hi Ways 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, Sec. 4, Leaders' 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 4. MORGAN, MARIE T.-Academic. Clubs: German 2, 3, 4, Science 3, 4, Book 3, 4, Art 4, Girl Reserves 4. MORRISARD, FLORENCE-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 4, Girl Reserves 4. MUSE, STELLA M.-Commercial. Clubs: Drama 2, Commercial 2. PATTERSON, SHIRLEY ANN-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Annual 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Sec. 4, Organist 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Sr. Counselor 4. Clubs: Latin 2, 3, Drama 4, Spanish 3, 4. PAUL, JAMES T.-Technical. Baseball 3, 4, Intra- mural Sports 4. Clubs: Science 4, Bowling 4. PETERS, BARBARA JEAN-Classical. Honor Roll 2, 32 4. Jr. Red Cross Council 3, V. Pres. 4. Clubs: French 3, Pres. 4, Science 3, 4, Latin 2. PETRONE, JAMES EDWARD-Vocational. Baseball PIPER, EDNA ELIZABETH-Academic. Clubs: Latin 2, 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Science 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. PLIMPTON, HOMER ALLEN--Technical. Baseball 3, 4, Clubs: Latin 2, Spanish 4, Science 4, Bowling 2. POLLARD, JULIA-Academic. Honor Roll 3, 4. or-' chestra 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Spanish 2, Science 4, Latin 2f Book 2. POW, GEORGE MITCHELL-Technical. Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 4. Clubs: Science 3, 4, Bowling 4. POWELL, MARGARET JANE-Commercial. 'I NADUBYLO, MARY E.-Commercial. Clubs: Commer- cial 4. NICOLL, GEORGE EDWARD-Vocational. OLANDER, KATHARINE WELLS-General. Jr, Rcil Cross Council 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Science 2, Drama 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Book 2. OLANDER, MARGARET WELLS - Academic. Honor Roll 2, 4. Annual Staff Assoc. Ed. 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross Council 3, 4, Senior Counselor 3, Sec.- Treas. 4, Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Science 2, 4, Drama 3, 4, Girl Reserves Treas. 2, 3, 4. O'LEARY, ANNA JANE-Commercial. Clubs: Commer- cial 2, 3, 4. O'LEARY, JAMES A.-General. l-lomeroom Mgr 4. O'LEARY, ROSEMARY M.-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 2 3 4 : r f ORRISON, MARY ANNA-Academic. Clubs: Latin 3, Science 4, Book 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4. PAINTER, KATHRYN ALVERA 1 Academic. Clubs: Spanish 2, PATON, DAVID D.-General. RENSHAW, JOHN C.-Academic. Band 2, 3, 4, Or- cwestra 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Fall Play 3, Student Leader 4. Clubs: Drama 2, Spanish 4. REOLA, JEN NY LOU ISE-General. RHODES, JEAN LOUISE-Academic. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Spring Festival 3. Clubs: Spanish 3, Science 4, Sr. Counselor 4. RITZ, RAYMOND J.--Academic. Central Catholic H. S. 2. Varsity Football 3, 4. Clubs: French 3. ROLLIER, EDNA JEAN-Academic. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: Girls' Council 3, 4, Spanish 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Science 4, Latin 2. ROWLAND, ALBERT EARL-Technical. Track 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Band 2. Clubs: Latin 2, 3, Science 4. ROSS, MARGARET E.-Commercial. Clubs: Commer- cial 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Girls' Council 4. RYDER, LOIS JEAN-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Reserves RYDER VIRGINIA MAE Academic Quotation Squad SAMMONS ROBERT RAYMOND Academic A Cap- POWER, GEORGIA LOU-Academic. Girls' Council 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Science 3, 4, Book 4. POWERS, MARY LOU-Commercial. Clubs: Music 2, Girl Reserves 2. POXON, LOIS M.-Commercial. Honor Roll 3. Hi Ways 4. PRATT, MILTON LOUIS, JR.-Vocational. PRETTER, SELMA LORRAINE-Academic. Honor Roll 3, 4. Clubs: Art 3, Spanish 2, Sr. Counselor 4. PURUCKER, JUDITH ANNE--Commercial. Honor Roll 3. RANKIN, MELVA JEAN-Academic. A Cappella 4. Clubs: Science 4. REED, DAVID WILLIAM-Vocational. Track 3 REINSMITH, JAMES MCKOWN - Technical. Honor Rall 2, 3, 4. Nat'l Honor Society 3, Pros. 4, Usher Squad 3, 4, Annual 3, 4. Clubs. Science 3, 4, French 3, Latin 2. SANDERS, PEARL EILEEN-Commercial. SARVER, CAROLYN SHERRICK - Academic. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, Drama 4, Spanish 3, 4, Latin 2, Book 2, Science 2, 3. SAUL, KENNETH E.-General. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Clubs: German 2. SCHOFIELD, HAROLD S.-Technical. Football 3, 4, ln- tramural Sports 3. Clubs: Science 4. SCHOFIELD, NANCY ANNE-Commercial. Girls' Coun- cil 4. Clubs: Book 3. SCHULTHEIS, GRACE E.-Commercial. SCHURGOT, PAUL D., JR.-Technical. Clubs: German 3, 4, Science 4, Chess 4. SEBASTIANELLI, ANTHONY PAUL-Commercial.Clubs: Chess 2, SEIBEL, REGIS F.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4. SEILER, DOTTY I.-Academic. Spring Festival 2, Clubs: Latin 2, French 3. i . ,p SEYMOUR, DAVID W.--Academic. Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Clubs: French 4. SCHOBERG, ROBERT E.-Academic. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2. Clubs: Bowling League 2, Latin 2, Spanish 3, Book 4. SHOLDER, GEORGE WILLIAM-Technical. Clubs: Ger- man 2, 4, Chess 4, Science 4. SHRUT, ROBERT H.-Academic. Honor Roll 3, Usher Squad 4. Clubs: Chess 3, Science 3, 4, German 4. SIMMONS, ELISABETH K.-Commercial. SIMPSON, ALMA KATHERINE - Academic. Clubs: Latin 2, 3, 4, French Sec. 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. SINGLEY, JUNE L.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Activity Board 3, 4, Organist 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Sr. Counselor 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Spanish 4, Leaders' 4. SINNETT, ROBERT J.-Technical. Clubs: Chess 2. SIPLE, ALYCE ANN-Academic. Clubs: Science 3, Latin 2, 3, Commercial 3, Girls' Council 4, Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4. SLOCUM, MARTHA CLARK-Academic. Honor Roll 4. Annual 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Sr. Counselor 4, Orchestra 4. Clubs: Art 3, V. Pres. 4, Science 3, 4' French 3. 1 SMITH, ANNA LOU-Commercial. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. SMITH, DORIS JOAN-General. Honor Roll 2. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, 3. SMITH, JAM ES H.-Academic. SMITH, THOMAS RICHARD-Technical. Honor Roll 2. Football 3, 4. Clubs: Chess 2, Latin 2, Spanish 3, 4. SMITH, WILLIAM EDWARD-Academic. Brentwood H. S. 2, 3. Cross Country 2. Clubs: Science 4. SNEDDEN, JEANNE A.-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Sr. Counselor 4, Clubs: Science 4, Book 3, 4, Latin 2, Spanish 3, 4, Art 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3. SNYDER, C. RICHARD--Vocational. SOHN, THOMAS B.-Vocational. SQUIRES, BURTON ELLIOTT, JR. Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, A Cappella 4. Clubs: German 2, 3, 4, Chess I-reas. 3, 4, Science 4, Drama 2, Debating 4. STAGON, EDWARD-Academic. STEEB, PATRICIA-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Student Council 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, V. Pres. 4, Annual 4, Spring Festival 3, Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, Sr. Counselor V, Pres. 4. Clubs: Leaders' 3, 4. STEFANOS, PEARL--General. Penn H. S. 2, 3. STEWART, CHARLES B.-Technical. Band 2. Clubs: Commercial 3, 4. STOEKL, MARGARET JANE-Commercial. Penn l-l, S. 2. Honor Roll 2, 4. Clubs: Commercial 4, Girl Re' serves 4. STORER, JACK W.-Technical. Honor Roll 2, Foot- ball 2, 3, Captain 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Science 4. STRANGEWAY, RUTH MARIE-Academic. Gym Ex- hibit 2, 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, Latin 2, Book 3, Spanish 3, 4, Science 4. STRATEGOS, HELEN C.-Commercial. Red Cross Sec. 3, 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, French 2, 3, Commer- cial 2, 3, Quotation 3, 4. STRAW, ANNA MARIE--Commercial. Clubs: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, Quotation Squad 3, 4, Science 4, Commer- cial 2, 3, 4. WAGN ER, H EN RY JOSEPH-Technical. WALSH, JAMES DANIEL-General. A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Spring Festival 3, Baseball 3, 4, Class V. Pres. 2, Jr, Red Cross Council 3, 4. Clubs: Hi-Y 3, 4, Drama 2, 3. WARNOC K, LILLIAN A.-Commercial. WATSON, BARBARA LEWIS-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3. A Cappella 3, 4, Spring Festival 3. Clubs: Latin 2, Girl Reserves 2, French 3, 4, Science 4. WEBER, MARGARET JANE-Academic. Clubs: Girl Re- serves 2, Drama 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, Science 2, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Quotation Squad 3, 4. WEDNER, MILDRED-General. Clubs: Commercial 2, 4, Art 4, Spanish 2, Girl Reserves 2, 3. WELTMAN, MARIANA--Academic. Honor Roll 4. Jr. Red Cross 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 4, French 2, Com- mercial 4. WERNER, ROSEMARIE J.-Academic. Allegheny H. S. 2. Clubs: Girl Reserves 3. WEST, ISABEL-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Hi Ways 2, 3, Assoc. Ed. 4, Sr. Counselor 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, German 3, 4, Drama 2, 4, Science 3, 4. Z1 TAMBURRI, IDA C.-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 4. TOLINO, ROSE MARGARET-Commercial. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: Commercial 4, Girl Reserves 4, TRUXAL, JAMES KENNETH-Technical. Clubs: Span- ish Pres. 3, Chess 3, Pres. 4. TURNOCK, DOROTHY LOUISE - Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3. Fall Play 4. Clubs: Senior Counselor 4, Book 3, 4, Drama 3, 4, Art 4, Spanish 3, Girls' Coun- cil 3. UNANGST, HARRY GEORGE-Academic. A Cappella 2, 3, Operetta 2, Drum Maior 3. Clubs: French 2, 3, Art 4. UNDERWOOD, GRETTA MARIE-Academic. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Commercial 4, French 2, VESPA, CLARA-General. Clubs: Spanish 2, 3, VILLI, VIOLA M.-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, VOLLMER, RAY A.-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, Commercial 2. WALTERS, GERTRUDE MARY-Academic. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Spanish 4, Latin 2, f1eQ,4, . 1751 4'-4'-QL 115' L, ,fag fd' A1111 1. 7 V v4 1 fri l , f,,:,.A.L. i .,7 WESTPHAL, HARRY OLIVER-Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3. Clubs: Science 3, French 4. WITTMAN, HERBERT GIRARD-Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Horneroorn Mgr. 2. Clubs: Latin 2, Science 3, 4. WHITNEY, ROBERT PRESTON-Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Mgr. 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team Mgr. 3, 4. Clubs: Science 3, V. Pres. 4. WILSON, SALLY-Classical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. An- wual 4, Sr. Counselor 3, 4, Quotation Squad 3, 4. Clubs: Spanish 3, 4, Latin 2, 3, Art 3, 4, Drama 2, 4. WINTERMANTEL, EILEEN THERESA-General. Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 3, 4, Commercial 2, Drama 2, Quotation Squad 2, 3, 4, Science 2. WINTERS, HELEN D.-Academic. Honor Roll 4, Orches- tra 2, 3. Clubs: Latin 4, Science 4, Girl Reserves 4, Quotation Squad 4. WISE, WILLA JANET-Commercial. A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 4. Clubs: Latin 2. WOLF, FRANCIS JOHN-Shop. WOOD, THEODORE H. - Industrial. Jr. Red Cross Council 2. WYLIE, VIRGINIA BELL-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Leaders' Treas. 4, French V. Pres 4, Senior Counselors 3, 4, Girls' Council 4, Science 2, 3, 4. YEAGER, LEILA M.-Commercial. A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Spring Festival 3. ZETLER, CARMEN RUTH-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. A Cappella 2, 3, Sec. 4, Spring Festival 3, Oper- etta 2, Christmas Concert 3, 4. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, Spanish 3, 4, Science 4. ELGERT, EMILY H. 1 General lnot picturedl. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Girl Reserves 2, 4. 'l'Hll llll'l'llIllll They say I can no longer serve No I havent lost my nerve From happenIngs ot days gone Ott at nnght awake I lIe ThInkIng of shIpmates lost at sea And wonderung when all wIll be tree No more oceans wIll they saIl But they are hoplng we wIll not fall And so when I accept my leave At IITSI to me It s gust a dream They say You ve done your part LIttIe they know what s In my heart lt s nIce to come home agaIn To tell the folks where I have been Comphcated Isnt t7 readung the senIor IS It ready? But what about the boys out there Some of whom we know not where That IS why I hate to say I ve left the fIght and learned to play There was a tIme when I stopped to thsnk Twas when my shIp began to sInk Should all these men have to dIe In paIn Should all thIs suffernng be In vaIn7 And so to you shIpmates I say I hope we ll meet agaIn some day When all of us are home to stay To lIve and love and work and play Rlchard Bud FolIo BIble an Important event for each , , I , . , by , . - Il I ' II , . I . . , . . , I I I I I 4 ' I ' II I ' II I Il I I I ' I ' 4 II , I . I I, I, . I I . . , . . . . , I. . . . , ,A 40 i TQQVMRSJ H Seoted E Ege J Anderson Stcundung M Heozlett M B Mc uuston J Sungley J Mc Clelland E Meuer P Moguure R Yetter B Pounds J T Golden ACTIVITY ll0ulRll Bull ond Peggy unspect the new luke box The Actuvuty Board consusts of tuve tac ulty members appounted by the pruncupal who acts as chaurman votung only un case of a tue and fuve students elected by pop ular vote who serve untul graduatuon Thus governung body ot Wulkunsburg Hugh School elects all managers of student pro ductuons and funances school prouects Thus year un cooperatuon wuth the Student Councul the Board bought a luke box whuch we use at our tea dances lt r ranges for all the speakers and movung puctures we enuoy un chapel All money made from plays or other school produc tuons us turned over to the Actuvuty Board and us used to repaur and clean robes to buy turnuture to sponsor the school pub Iucatuons or to promote other worthwhule projects Because the dutues and respon subulutues of thus group are many ut us n honor for any student to be elected to the Actuvuty Board :.,. . :, ,..Q ,. ,,- ,. ,, ,. ,. ,., . . . . , I - , . I I . 3- I I - I , 8 ,,sg,, Tllllll 'I' UUUNCIL The Student Councul a representative group which ns selected by the pupils IS one of the most active organlzatuons of thus school All matters whnch are of Interest to W H S are referred to the Council lt elects cheerleaders and ushers sponsors chapel programs boosts school spurut campaugns manntanns an nnfor mation bureau and a lost and found depart ment supervises electrons for class offlcers and gaves loyal support to all school organuza tnons Twelve sensors, sux juniors, and three sophomores comprlse the Council Thus year s offlcers are Ray Lochner President Victor Clay Vnce Presndent Allce Koklauner Record :ng Secretary and Carol McCollough Corres pondlng Secretary Miss Helen Anderson us the faculty sponsor who ands them In supportung and encouraging all worthy school actlvltles 0 tom row l Nl nl K ll L H mmm Row 2 llull R w x mum N Nm: n 1 ow 4 t llluu I - , , l - ' - I I - I I I ' I 1 1 - I - , I l ' B t 2 '. .' vw. 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Edltor ond Advlser ot work T H E S T A F F Editor In Chief Clara Mnklos Assoclate Editor Margaret Olander Art Editor Louise Fay Assocnate Art Edltor Martha Slocum Sensor Edltors Doris Byers Shirley Patterson Club Editors Alice Koklauner Patsy Steeb Classroom and Faculty Norma Hasselman James Relnsmlth P to raphers Robert Donaldson Duno Sammarcne o S Edntor Austin Coe IN ss Manager George Mann sung Manager Jack Hutton Bott m ro Asst Tllll llllllllllllll Unllke other school organlzatlons the ANNUAL staff IS busy all year round During the summer months we kept our eyes and ears open for new Ideas and we also met almost every two weeks to tor mulate our plans ln September all of us were eager to meet the new sponsor Mass Helen Heazlett Immediately we began photographing the varlous groups and In spate of the weatherman completed them Then came the page layouts In the capa ble hands of Loulse Fay Durlng he early school months our staff photograph ers were busy snapplng scenes ot Interest Finally there came the mad rush to meet the prlnter s and engraver s deadllnes but we made them and here us the book Advertnslng Mgr Collins Detlbaugh Typlsts Norma Carlson Mlldred Jacobs Marian Armstrong Dorthea Lambrlght Auxiliary Art Staff Sally Wilson Sarah Luttle Kathryn Humphries Shirley Wagner Jumor Auxlllary Janet Mardaga Duck Precious Nancy Rudlslll Jay Nlelson C-race MacDermott Sophomore Auxnhary Rosalie Deal Mary Boer Shlrley Kerchner Jean C-arber Dolores Schaub J I . - 1 A I I I . 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Hl WAY A mad scramble and a hurrled dashlng between desks and fule cablnets IS the scene In the l-ll Ways office gust before the preclous copy IS rushed to the prunter l ast munute details are checked and happily the staff as con sclous of another victory over demon deadline u dents eagerly purchasnng theur copues to read of coming events the latest scoops alumnl news and the ever nm portant sport news rewards the weary staff Congratu latuons and thanks go to Mass Mothersbaugh and Mnss Redcay co sponsors to Edntor Rogert Borneman and to the l-lu Ways Staff for thenr enjoyable and punctual pub lucatuons THE STAFF Edltor In Chuef Assocnate Edntor Sports Edltor Assistant Editor Feature Editor Club Edutor ttom row lx I l l OW l I L11 1 1 ow 1 n ll OW' A X L Editor ond Advaser unspcct finished product Roger Borneman Exchange Edltor Mary Dahl Isabel West Alumni Edltor Marlon Cantner Bull Schott Secretary Jeanne Fagan Bull Gibson Columnvst Janet McClelland Vlvuan Wnllls Buslness Manager Kathryn Love Nancy Lee Marbury Artnsts Louise Fay Joan Thomas -57- 0 tom row l Xl l B l ' : '. . rlluullullgll. ,l. llxnvxwlslu, N. 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ATIUNAL llllllllll llllllll 58 owl x11 L Selling war bonds and stamps ush erlng at Open House preparing for teas and greetnng parents at these functions are some of the duties which the National Honor Society undertakes The tlny gold emblem adornlng the lapel of each member slgnltres that he has been elected by the faculty to thus commendable organuzatnon on the basis cf his scholarship leadershnp, charac ter and school splrlt lt IS both an hcncr and a prwllege to be chosen a member of this nation wrde organlza tnon We see these youths now as the leaders ln hugh schools over the coun try tomorrow they wnll be the men and women to form our nation s destlny The officers are Jim Reunsmath Pres: dcnt Ray Lochner Vrce President Jean McGregor Secrctwiy and Mr Woodburn Treasurer A CAPPELLA llHllllt Wnlklnsburg l-llgh School IS very proud of nts A Cappella Chonr Under the capable lead ershnp of Mr Barkley the members gain much experience In vocal training and performing There are approxnmately e ghty members titty ot whom are regulars and the rest are alter nates who take part In concerts when they are needed The snngung ot the responses by our chonr adds to the umpressrveness of chapel For specual occasuons as Pearl Harbor Day and Chrlstmas often the A Cappella Chonr sings from the stage In theur attractuve red satan and blue velvet robes This year It sang tor many of the promlnent clubs an Pittsburgh at the Juvenile Court Carnegre Music Hall and Deshon Hosprtal In Butler As IS the custom each year A Cappella sang danly at the Union Holy Week servlces held In the Frrst Presby terlan Church of Wrlkrnsburg Oftrcers are President Jack Hutton Vnce Presldent Patsy Steeb Secretary Treasurer Carmen Zetler Wardrobe Master James Walsh and Wardrobe Mnstress Barbara Wat son Jack Renshaw rs the student leader and Robert Sammons and Vlrgrnla Hurrell are nn charge of the music 1 Um I m ll 1 ow ' ll I Row l l OW IIIIU uc: 1 I 1 1 . . 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S :ii'l':i. igiriiis. ,. 'nlzil'i, Vioa l- t.. Wzilti-is. l'. iiiiiiiiiiglizini. Cello .l. llliiiili-s. -I, Siiiglvy, lu. lim-ck. l. Xlvsl. String Bass l. hlnllilis. Bass Horn lx. l.i'xxis. Flute NI. Sliwuni. R, Ilziyfnril, il. fizllvl. ll. lit-iiiit-ily. Frcnch Horn ,l. liiiisli.ixi. llliCllllS'l'llil Music deportment heods enioy their leisure time. Each day at Chapel time as we find our seats, the orchestra picks up our dragging spirits by playing a lively selection, and again as we make our way to that third period class we hear the famous strains of Anchors Aweigh or Semper Paratus. On Tuesdays and Thurs- days orchestra members rehearse new selec- tions under the direction of Mr. Scott. Our high school orchestra is often present at school plays contributing to the audience's enjoy- ment. They also serve the community by play- ing at various benefits. This is a very active organization which gives to its members more experience and self-confidence. This year's student leader was Jack Storer and the librarian was .lean Rhodes. THE BAND At every football game plodding through mud and rain, at every pep meeting dispersing the spirit of victory among W. H. S. students is the band. With the familiar red and blue flying proudly over Graham Field, the band forms the unforgettable W , and then our Alma Mater, For You High, thrills all true Wilkinsburgers. Under the direction of Mr. Scott and John Renshaw, student leader, this organization has entertained us at chapel many times. We will always remember their play- ing American Patrol, the Children's -60- Bo tom row I ll111x11ll11 11 1 OW 2 Q mm 1 11 1111 By thenr salesmanshup and power of persuas1on 1he homeroom managers lead 1n each school act1v1ty and pro ject The plays mus1cal pro duct1ons poppy sales d1str1 butuon of the H1 Ways March of D1mes collect1on and Red Cross contr1but1ons all depend on these earn est worke s for the1r promo tlon HER, 0 AD Every morn1ng 1n chapel who stands at the EXITSD Who at school programs f1nds seats tor spectators? On Graham Fleld at Com mencemewt who dlrects the graduates and the many v1s 1torsP lt IS the Usher Squad sponsored by MISS Ellzabeth Steele James Relnsmlth IS head usher and V1ctor Clay IS h1s asslstant ottom row I l 11 L lllll 111 1 111 n ow N 11 lx ut m 111 ow 'l 'll-ls HUMERUUM MA AFFR 62 1 1 1 t Z V. A '- -imlc. j. ll:11111's. l.. Xvllstll. nl. Smith. I. Szqln A. l :l1lu. Xl. ll1'1r1'y. .X. f4Jll'ljNll'. lf, lflnucns, R I l-. llluckuily. XY. Stl rll. lf. ll1':1lv, lf. Wllllllvy. ll. Xl- Ts. il. lgu. bl. Xl1'll1n'g4+1. li. I,:1lt-1111. U. XY-' k:111l. Ro . : li. R1-141111. W. llllll 111 ll. ll' . Al. XY1ls1111. N. l'1p1-1'. L'. .l-1l111s1111. l'. lx1 lc. ll. l,:1l1'4l. ll, l'1cci41l1s, rl. U'l,1-1111. R. tI1m1l'111. ' .1. f , I J .A I A .- 1 l I ' I I I - 1 B Z 1. in- '. Y, flny. ll. Gill- sun XY, l'1111l14ls, ll. H14 ', Al. Lllllll- vs. j. Rt-' s1itl1. R 2: R. fl 'lll, IJ. ll:11'11:11'l1. ,l. lil'llNll'I'. IJ. 'l 'k 1 , l . l'4'11-rs. R .t ll. l'a-znlrmly, li. llsffi, ll, l'1'1'ri1111s, R. llu1'111'1l1:111. R. Y:1ln'11ti111'. 1 lllllllll lllllllll lllilllli' To help the sophomores become familiar with the routine and traditions of Wilkinsburg High School, Senior Counselors were organ- ized. With the assistance of Miss Reitz the girls aid needy families with Christmas baskets. At the meetings they discuss feminine prob- lems, which are of interest to all high school girls, The officers are: Helen Echelmeyer, Presidentg Pat Steebl, Vice Presidentg and Mar- garet Olander, Secretary-Treasurer. BOYYOYH WWI ll 'l'lll'lCll, ,l. Igifvziii. V. Nlvfiilliiiiggll. C. lliimu-i'. V. Rl:igiilrix C. Nlilsli-s. ll. l-Ii-lit-lint-yt-i'. X. lliissvllllilll. Xl. Ulziiiilvl. l'. Slvili. ll. l lni'4is. Y, fiiixxvll. X. Wallizillls, ROW 2: Nl. lfwlwl. X. ll,illi.irly, rl. Nldilvgiii. l.. l':i5. Xl. Sl-iriim. l.. XX xlii- Xl. l.iiil' wi. l'. 1.iiiii-iii, l',. l'i-tirs. l'. Ni iiivi. hl. lliixiilsiiii, L 5. l'ii-iii-r, Xl. llzilil ll. l.:imliiigli1. .X liiilxla-uiiiii. Row 3: S. l':illi-isiiii. l.. l':ii:iv'iiii'l.i. ll. 'l'ilriniii'lx. S XX l ii Nl Xli ll l Xl ll lliiil Nl ll llX l Yingl x l XY I l Si ll 11 I lill li 1' lil li itil l isii.... iwi'y.,..r ii: i... :'v5.,.. K-i-Y.. rs ,miiii-.,. ni-N4 .. ui: i-4. ,l. llxili-ii. Row 12 Nl. llziiiiiii-i. ,l. l-fiuziii. li. Iltsliilt-i. ll. liiriy. l'. Xliiiiiivy. ,l. lin-Ixils-iii. X. XYillis. X. liliii S Yiiilkliiiii X Stliilm i 1' Nl tll mit It lixil ii Y Ilimili ii l' l'li Xliw' iw -i-A. ...xi- ',. Jiwsii . .. 1 ii . ' iwiis. ,X r-v. X 'fe 2. Bottom row N i 1 ii x ll, lll 1 IH W X I at W 'l C 1 llllL ll llllllli The purpose of the Cirls Council is to pro mcte the health and happiness of each girl in W H S Each year at Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for the needy are filled un der the direction of Miss Reitz Also members of council regularly inspect the girls rest rooms The officers are Normal Powell Pres :dent Mary Lee Harvey Vice President an Martha Cashman Secretary Treasurer lljj lll WE W Few students realnze what prepara tlons are necessary for the presentation of a program In chapel The Stage Crew can be found hard at work each day behind the chapel scenes doung theur share nn every productuon gnven un our hugh school audltoruum The an nual fall play and the sensor play are two Important projects In whlch the crew plays a vntal part They place all the furnuture the piano and the walls In the correct places work whnch re sults In the homey llvnng room scene of .lunlor Miss Under the dlrectlon of Mass Sara Parson the boys adjust mscrophones set up scenery furnish necessary sound effects pull curtanns and do many other tasks lnsurung a smooth performance andmg l C m x 4 n Lwdder X To become acquainted with authors and foster a love of reading I I l If are the objects of the Book Club Club members revuew current best sellers at the meetungs held twsce each semester The offncers are Helen Echelmeyer Presudent Dorothea Lambrnght Vuce Presudent Nancy Marbury Secretary Dons Byers Treasurer and Mrs Reln smith Sponsor tom row Xl U L lj ow 'S 4 x x X j j 1 ow L xml 1 rm lm 6 njjj I I nn j f Q . . . . . . ' I I I - 11 - - 11 - - t I . I I I I St ' : Q. lx ':ul. ll. 'l'lm1n1ns, ll. Km-llj. R. Frmsl. C, lbrtllunlljgll, 0. lA-uns. O . I '. Klilvsnn. R. Slmsv. -I. lfviurllimr. K l l . .' . , I Q H , I ' j z I 1 1 - - , . H01 2 . . rxlsnn, I.. .Xlx'ij1. gl. i'l1m1vnjglI:un. Y. Cmnt-ll. ll. llyrrs. N. lim-rw. li. lly Wly. ll. l.:nml1 'glut Ql. l,:ll'4':m. Row' 2: U. Ulzuk. X. Xlzulvuvj. I.. fzxlznrlm-llzn. gl, l':u'k. C. llurm-1. Al. Sm-llmlvn. S. XY1lson, VI. llaxjtlsmj. xl. Xlzullzljin. XY, l'.lII4-1-nn. R .2 Y. Xl'K'oy. Xl. Nltvjgznl. tl. l,. l'uxa-rs. N. ,lt-l'l'ru-s. N, ll.lss4lm.m. II. liclwlvmlvjnv. lf .I klos, Y. XY llis. l.. XY'lsnn. li. lflm-lvlu-1. R 4: li. lfnslrv. Y. l'1'mljl-wk. xl. Xlllnnw. ll. lin-jr, 'l' NI 'l' 'gll Il. Slml -rg. I . llwk. Al. l crj.11lsnn. lf l'znlm. ll. l m' lvy. j M , 4 Y Y TZ, fra aw' fn-4!. 'YL r' :fl A ,N ,I f X Ls: kX,A ' 1 nn .N run, Bottom row: ll. -l-ilmst-ii. l- litifls. ,l. Xliliiikiii. XX. l. Ill Strxlti-piis. I.. lmlliiiilliiii. ll. X'rilil4-ig Xl llirlu-l. Row 2: ll. Xl. Slit-um l', XI-i-nit-5. li, 'l'xx llw. 5 lliiifliis--ii ,l. lliiliii. V. ll 9 o i J l l J lc. ,1.....s. P. Iqiitss. Row :zz in si.....p.ii..t. i' ,i.,ii..k. ,I i:.i.i.i.'. x. liilrsiuil. ,l XX:ilsli. ll. lli-im.is, lx. Ul.iii:lii. The Junior Red Cross Council is one of the most active organizations in school. This year, under the leadership of Miss Roney, the coun- cil sent letters telling of school activities to W. H. S. boys in the service, promoted hanger, card, and book campaigns, knitteed afghans for Deshon Hospital, and sent gift boxes to children in Holland, Belgium, and France. Jean McC-regor is President, Barbara Peters, Vice President, Helen Strategas, Secretary, and Warren Lithgow, Treasurer. ln its purpose to increase enthusiasm for chess, an ancient game of wits, the Chess Club has been successful, since many members at- tend the bi-weekly meetings in Room 3l8. Keen competition among members proves that the club, under the guidance of Miss Brindley, is a popular one. James Truxal, President, Dick Precious, Vice President, Jack Drumm, Secretary, and Bill Pounds, Treasurer, are the officers. Bottom row: ll, XXI-4-ks. V. Scrilim-r, ,l. llrumm. ll, Pnuuils. U, P11-cimls. J. 'l'iux:ill. AI. lftlll. ,l. 'l'lu-mzis. lXl. Sugg. l . l':itlvrsm1. Row 22 -l. llxivinwm, ,X. tllrlcy. ,l. lliliilnuill, l'. Svllurgiil. Nl. XX'L'i-cl. li. Ilzisci-los. ll, Smlllirus. ll. Rus- lir. l. lgiusmi. Row 3: l'.. Xlnilillgiii. li. l11i.5l':un. l. llclin-11lw1'g, X. fitlilmlmivk. G. Sllivlilcl, ll. Xlrlilllsliy. li. llzirlmisim. vl. llzirliins. IJ. Ki1'ill'illx. R. Smith. ,,65T f 'ff Illlillllil CL ll Drama Club claims the interest of many high school students who enjoy selfvexpression on the stage, They work hard to produce plays, enact skits, and give readings not only for their club meetings but also for the enter- tainment of the entire student body. Much self-confidence and knowledge of the art of acting and play production are gained by these ltyillilwylae ,ix members. This organization benefits those students who are interested in drama work as a career and gives to others a better under- standing and appreciation of the stage. The officers are: President, Alice Koklauner, Vice President, Carmen Bonacci, Secretary, Pat Cannon, Treasurer, Collins Defibaugh, and Sponsor, Miss Sara Parsons. tom row ll XX ilxx l x ii ti 1 ii 1 ilill ii ow ' xx ul 1 4 1 xl K itll ow? t xx N41 ow lix i mt in 4 ii i xi llll Rw2l ic i x i Rw'! I i i 1 lxx I It X, ow 4 int 1 x 6 Bot : . 'nn :iii , Xl. lfliiik. lf. ,l:ilTiii's. ll. Zvnlq. li. Su ilvrlziiiil. Xl. -lzilliiis. l'. llill. Xl. li. l. LIl1. ll. Yvlcln-V. lx. Y g'l. l , Sli l'.' 54' . -l, llroilii-. tl. Tliiinlxi-. R L: l.. l.n-llnlllliiii. ll. I',ili-i. ll. KI. Sm' l . lf. .Xiil-Vsuil. Nl. Ifislicix M. l'x-iisivi. Y. lin-ivip ll. l'lu.li-s, ll. ,l. lliimlrzirl. bl. llyt-rlx. ll, Ni-lc: l-mis. ll. firm-sli, ll. tlilrs. 'l'. Kitts, R .: lf. llivlc, ll. -l. liiilis X, Siiiilli. Nl. ll-it-i. Al. tiqiilii-i'. S. lit-i 'liii4r. IJ. l':itlri'sim. C, 'lli':ili4':iiitv, R. 'l'i:il'in':iiiln-. Nl. R, Xi l:.iivls. ll. lliiirr. l. .'v'l mg. R 4: ll Ultvl. l'. lln 1, ll. Szillm-is, ll. XY--las. XY. S11 pl-. lf. 'l' pgs. Xl. Xl 'im-i'. if l'i lt. ll. Iliillilli. -l. l'nn1im, lf. l':ilim-rs-iii. Bottom row: l.. llziiit-tit-k. l'. lxvivppvi. Xl. Xxdggliis. 5. Slilllll. .X. Xlvlhitiiii-li. -l. l.:iI'm':iii. l'. lfiiiiiiiii. l'. Ilmiiirri. if llvtili: gl. .X. Kiilxlziiiiii-i. ii Llziiiiix ,l. lfiiuzili. xl. liiiixxi-lliriilt-. ll. l'lziil4. ll. -lnlliistmi. 0 1 1. lliiilvx. Al. l'iiiml1i54li:ini. Il. Xli'llii'g:il'. X, llnriil. S. XY'l-ull. lf. llxi-rlt-5. R. lfilliiiiiiil-nil. l'. fini' iiiiifliqmi. ll. 'l'li4im:is. Xl. Ilqiiisir. xl. lliiixxii. l'. SI-i-li Y. l':'ilsiiii. lf. Fil ililziti. ll. 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Q 6 C Harry Graves oe Grace Graves Hulda Loss Graves Judy Graves Futty Adams J B Curtns Ellen Curtis ljn-any Jllllllllll MISS fall play Howard Hartmann Wullnam Dumm Joan Lafean Nancy Mechllng Dorothy Turnock Betty Vedder Jane Cunnnngham Carmen Bonaccl Sally Thomas Haskell Cummun Ruchard Frost ff Barlow Adams George Lude Wullns Reynolds Ray Lochner Western Union Boy Carl Ortale Lots Boy Fruends Merrnll Feurbach Sterling Brown Tommy Arbuckle Albert Kunody Charles Henry Russell Goodlnn Collins Defubaugh John Maxton Edwa rd Latean George Mann Ronald Vedder xl is I kg .. SIERIXX Q N, X .x. ' Ottom row: fl. 'I :liv.-:uitv III. .X. Sugg. ,l. Rigflwil. .X. I.:i1irln-l'lr:illi.5Ii XI. lfislicl. II, St-Iinllus. If. Rxtiu:mirlc. ' C. -Ula. XI. iiznitm-r. 'I'. Rilts. .I. .X. Smith. XI. Nuxhiiirls. if NICQIIIIIIIIIIQII. Il. Ilriicc. I. Sz:-Imig. Y. II:ir1in-1. Row 2: II, Miles. Il. 4-rt-sli. XXI. I.. Slim-vklt-i'. R, Xlliiiiii. .X. Siinpsmi. N, I'lnlIips. IJ. Vkilson, S. Xllll Iliiskt-rli. B 1 1 I lla X Xl. Ilzihl. N. Ruiz. if ,XiiiIrL'c. Xl. .X. Slmw. Ii. I. Ilick. Ii. .Xi'!xIii-U14-i'. I. IIL-piiw. I , I'zillm-rsiiii. Row 3: y . I II. I. Ilmnliaiil. Il. NNE-L-ks. ll. Xlziyfr. S. K4-rslim-r. DI. Ii:irIwr. Il. I.:m'. X. I'mu-II. R. Uiirtvl. N. IIIISSCIITIIIII. t N- S. Xlcfzilmi, .X. Iii-tcIic. 4. 5IL'fi1!lI'II, S. Ilm-mlvi'-mi. R. Fink. Ii. jziinus. Row 4: li. Ilviskvll. I'-. Ilqiilvy. , I i I I. ' X V. XYIISUII. If. llcfllillin. I.. jnllnsmnl. R, Rmllivk. R. Illitw. I.. XIcKl:isIc'i's. R. I-nrm-mzm. Y. liilmsmi. .l. Nlnyrr. ' I . IIi'uCkn1:ili. -I. f'm'l14-II. X. I cl'g1l-mi. XY. Illlnsixxmlli. I'. Iirwli. , sw Bottom row: IC. Riunlmmzli. XI. IC. Imigh. S. 'I'I1iim:is. S. XV:i1,1iiui'. IJ, Smith. N. Smith. I.. I!I:ii1kmisI1ip, II. j. Ku-Irs. I.. I.. lloullmi. R. Ilczil. Second row: KI. I.. iizirrismi. O. Ilovk. ll. Ilugn-iilim-Ii. M. IX. Iflhia , :', rv N, . . ':nigs'u:i5. XI. Xzvii Ryu. VI. Ilmluzis. il. I'i'itz. XI. Alqiilur-, II. il. Iiuriis. ll. I':uix. ll. x Il. Xlzirtin. S. Ilzlmcr, C. I!rm'Iixx:i5. li. I'ipi-r. Y. llihsmi. K. liziilcy. li. Quiiilt-r. li. Urlxilu. X. Iflfmcus. short playlets, quizzes, and often a noted speaker. Miss C-off and Miss Hamilton , Y:iiil'li-vc. IC. f'l:ii'k. I . BI:icRoIvt-rts. S. I'Iit-sin-r. Third row: R. Iliiyfiirml. R. .Xiisclim-iz. C. 5l:irqu:u'mI. ATI CLI? Venil Vidil Vicil Q Latin Club is a contributing factor in learning habits and customs of the Roman people. The meetings are held twice each semester and members are entertained by 5 ll 68 assist the officers in the planning of club activities, The officers are: Consuls, Betty Piper and Malcolm McClareng Scriba, Betty Jane Dickg Praetor, Carol Mcffolloughg Quaester, Dick Marting and Aeclile, Ken Bailey. ewaffeeetf ' Q ,gz,g.,.-1fL! .J- Lef-0 ' , 1 4 ' .J-. 1 I -i4...1 B tion Row X Row 'I X W 1 tu llc Le Cercle Francais whlch ns held three tnmes a year guves students nn French addltlonal practnce nn speaking the language and nn learn mg the dress customs and manners of the people of France The program consists of short plays pantomumes sluts and group sung Smith ttom ro w 2 GERMAl CLUB The German Club strives to brsng to W H S students the customs and tradu tlons of old Germany Through club ac tnvstles German students become famuluar wnth beautiful German luterature and mu s c Although the group ns small meet mgs are entertamlng and educatuonal Members glve readnngs portraying the beauty and rhythm of the language and all sung together old German songs Every one enjoys the often typlcally Deutsch re freshments At the Chrnstmas meeting Herr DeTorre was Sankt Nukolaus and dns tributed the grab bag gifts Each sprung the students look forward to the annual club pucnnc Under Mnss Maguare s lead ershup the club enloyed a successful year The officers are Margorue Bruwelhelde Presldent James Gorry Vice Presldent George Sholder Secretary and Jean Grover Treasurer FRE LH CL B ang The officers are Presndente Barbara Peters Vice Presldente Vrrgunra Wylie Sec retanre Alma Slmpson Treasorler Ronald Ved der and Hulssers Edwin Mclvlullln and Harold w 'l ff1'ff ZflJ l' 3 A ,WWMM tl f ll so i , A , - 1 ' v - - 1 . : 4 I 1 1 1 1 1 , . ,x r row: l', lsfxlltlpmt. ll. livltxuwly. Nl. lll'uwull1culv. ll. 'l'urlclt, 22 -l. H1-wvr'. Xl, Xlfngqln, Nl. XX'l'Igl1t. Xl, X':xl:ncr. l'. llt'i1lt'l'. .: 1 R. liluclxrlxqntl. ll. Swqlrlt-s, ll. lils'vl0l', C. .llklnm l. XX'csl. ll, Sllulxlcr. Ro : ,l. Cory. Xl. XX'L'iscl. R. Sh' t. li. 1Dc'l'm're. E. lille. . I - 1 1 A . . 1 , . , , . ' 1 l I t A ' I I ' A ' 1 l 1 . V 1 ' 1 I l I 1 I I - B0 W: -l. Tvltml. Al. Xlcllu-gm. ll. Xkrlrlvt. ll. 'l'luum.n-. lf. Xltllilfllu. ll. l't-tm-rs. li. X't-mlultr. X'. XX'xlu, .X. Sunpsm1. l'. lirupl. l.. Xlnclhmzrlul. Ro : XX', lxlt-nv. gl. l'u1tc'1. H. filth-1'. vl. Nlt'K'lrllzu1-l, l'. Alulms. l', lltll, U. llill. ll. Zvclllnzm. ll. XX':ntsl-n. ll. lixxulg. Xl. Ul:unlt'r, Ro .2 l.. lfrnm-5. ll. l.4mgl1m-r, XX'. .Xu-rs. li. Svlwlulrl. XX'. llxunus. l'. vlxltfms. X. 'llnxlc li. St-5tnuu1. Il. lizlpp. XX'. Sznnplv. Row rl: li. XX':nllwl'. ll. llautuirliv. R. llyrrl. ll. Smith. X t'l.l5. gl. l'ux-nv. ll, XXX-Nlpluzll. X'. XX't1rk. li. Ilrzullvy. 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X 5 'tl 't ' lll 1 ' PAIHLLIB To encourage conversatlon 1n Spanlsh 1he meetlngs of the Spanlsh Club are conducted In thls language Twlce each semester under the guadance ot Senorlta Deemer and Senorlta Magunre the members are entertalned by short skuts by duscusslons ot outstandung Mexncan customs, and by the slnglng of trad1t1onal Spanush songs All Spanash students look tor ward to the Chr1stmas season and the annual Chrnstmas meetung never complete wnthout the well known prnata and the scramble tor fallen goodles Luke the other language organ 1zat1ons Spanush Club has brought to students a broader and more mformal knowledge ot the language 0 tom row ll 11111l1 111111111 1 111 1 1 1111 1 1 1 ll 1 ow 2 11 1 1 1 I l I 1 I1 11 w 1 X 1 1,111 1 111 ow 1 111 1 N111l1111, 11 ll 1 1 1 11 111 1 tom row ll 1 1 1 1 ow 2 1 1 111 1 111 ll 1 ow 1 1 1 1 111 ow 4 l 11 1 1 X11111 1 I Sponush Club otfuccrs ore Pres: dente Corol McCullough XJICS Presldente Mortho Coshmon Sec retorlc l-lelcn Echelmeyer ond Tesercro Peggy Cunnmghom 1 - , . - I I I I B t : l1. :1111'111'l1. 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S1'l11ll. 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . .... 70 ... llllllllllllll llllllll On each classroom blackboard words ot wisdom glve the students In W H S somethlng to thunk about X!V1th the as sustance of Muss Boger and Muss Brnndle members of the club select quotatuons whlch should help young people to de velop a phnlosophy ot late these epugrams ous rooms The officers are Presldent Janet Bruwelhevde Vice President Doris Byers Secretary Norma Carlson and Treasurer Jeanne Fagan ll ll li 1 x Row 1 1 1 ow I 111 4 1 ow 111 1 1 u 1 Under the guudance of Mr Yetter the pro gram committee of the Art Club plans month ly meetnngs where members meet wsth experl enced artists or sketch models The yudgung of the sketches when fanushed creates fr1endly competltlon among students The offlcers are Presudent Loulse Fay Vlce Presndent Martha Slocum Secretary Mary Clles and Treasurer, Grace Kirkpatrick O f0l'T1 FOW 'll l I I w'x A I R L1 In L ml rl! wlgr lm in OW r Q ll l X111 1 I X 4 L llllll I I1 ' N W V lic, V x ,wi l'. l'mm.ngll.11n. li. 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'1'l1mm:1s. S. l.1tl'c R. Iluul. Al. Xl-4111 gl. 'lf Xlrl' gll. S. l'!l1HlLI5I, Y. frzulwluck. l', .Xutlmv-. I. Siulpe. ll. ,l. 121.-nrgc. IJ. Nlmml' -. ll. Sznllurk. . I 5 . I 5 . A - 71 - .J .1 x . I . ' l . Q - v J I lllll llll UL II Science has become one of the most im- portant factors in our present way of life. The future holds even more promise for new and greater advances. It is only right that today's youth should find interest in scien- tific research, for they will be the ones to make these advances. By demonstrating ad- vanced experiments and by presenting mov- ing pictures and lectures on scientific sub- jects, the Science Club offers to high school students more information concerning biolo- gy, physics, and chemistry than is possible for them to obtain in the classroom. The officers are: Howard Hartman, President, Robert Whitney, Vice President, Nancy Wil- liams, Secretary, and Richard Klockman, Treasurer. 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' ' . J. I'L111l. H. W11 1 , II. II:11'1111ck, IJ, 1Y'Il:11 s1111. II. Pl' 11 , J. 511111, M. 1 iL'1', ', . 11'1'. - 72 - Q 1 llllMllllllClllL UL ll If you are interested in typing, salesman- ship, bookkeeping, and office machines, the Commercial Club has many attractions for you. At the semi-yearly meetings, guest speakers often discuss the problems of the business world. ln addition to the regular meetings, there is a social side. Several skating and bowling parties are planned during the year, the largest social gathering being a picnic at Frick Park where the initiation of the next year's officers is held. The officers are: Presif dent, Russell Coodlin, Vice President, Pat Steeb, Secretary, Pat Mooney, and Treasurer, Joe Cuno. K., 1, 1- .,',,... 'ji f' if . . , ottom row X 1 1 it Nu ii WIX if x x owl l x i ow-1 X i 0 tom row N lxuliii N uit i um Jw 3 i t Dx III ll OW 4 ii i uw 11 1 n L 1 ix i X 1 i 3 XX i l X B : fiilsnii. Xl. Xlilliii. Xl. Sli- kl. 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Il. l'i':iililiii'k. li. ll. Xlfl i'ill. ,l. Tliii' l irg, R 3: Xl. llrqixxili. ll. Hliiiili-x. 5 l.. l,:ill1m'1'. ,X. Sliriluscr. X'. llliicli. l. liilsl wisliln. ll. l,. ,Xllsii1l. Al. lliimiis, I. Xl. llrll. R 4: lf Klip-iiiift Q U. lirxiy. ,X. l.. S11 'll . R. 'l'iiliiiii, Y. Xl 'Fwy ll, Ki-ini -ily. ll, lfvn-i'siiii. lf. Xl -glgr. .X. XX'lsfii1, Xl. X ll's. ll. llvvltlgtini. vl. l i'ilvr. I ' S i - 73 - .3 I 4 ji III-Y Taking active interest in high school affairs is the I-Ii-Y group of boys who strive to maintain high Christian stand- ards. It is sponsored this year by Mr. Ege. The weekly meetings are con- ducted by James Walsh, Presidentg Carl Wilson, Vice Presidentg Roger Borneman, Secretaryg Ray Lochner, Treasurerg and Bill Cordon, Sergeant- at-arms. IIPH. IIIIIL IIE EIIIIE In training girls to lead in the post war world the Sophomore C-irl Reserves are very a tive Social functions and monthly meetings including speakers and discussions of teen age problems increase the knowledge of members The officers are President Beryl Law Vice President Connie Traficante Sec retary Eva Rumbaugh Treasurer Bet ty Vedder and Sponsor Miss Woodfi, Otlomfcv' I 1 wi R Row worth I dfmd0!fK?.W,,iQg4g,42w+ffl'f0 otlom row I I ii I 1 I III I I l OVV mm R W N In 4 y I in 1 Row Z A i I 1,35 I f I D' ix ui 11111 I in I 4 , . 'Q 'S . I , , ' I qx 1 1 - I I I - YI ' Q . B Y: l.SL'lni1. II. 511 I. I'. XX lsnii. .X. K'-it. lx Iix lil If r I N I II, llnrmlnii. II. Rnsslrr. gl. XX':gii-1. II, Ilzixi-, Il, Hire, R xy - ,- nun. -I. Illllluii. Ii. I,:iiicI. Ii. l,ncIiiir1 VI. XX':il.l1. I I f ' Q is J x 0, ff Q it , , I 'I xl X I x ll . , X I XXX Q it 'X I' X I 1 I v I ' X X r. Q luv ' i il N 5 cb I X I .X I y l ' B : .. mgniillinii. II. 'I'ini:iiins. NI. 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III. ill.iiiiIi'i. - 75 - ow'l Ii ottom row II it xx i t ow 2 1 i i ii x x OW ii i ii M K XIIIII TQ DVQDGVQ 9-ff-Sta M..-499 MM otom row I l l ll ow 2 ., M M Ml ffl THE 'Plllllli SEASO The Tnger season of l944 though lacknng too many vuctorles was not mnnus a squad brum ful of pep and spurlt Strugglnng valnantly through l944 the Red and Blue eleven pushed on toward the goal but lack of manpower pre vented the team s taknng the offensive Coached by Mr John E Brownnng assnsted by Mr Stanley Berkman W H S opened nts schedule by emergnng vuctoruous over Penn Highs Dragons Wuth our heads hugh and our hearts proud we stumbled unto a row o continuous defeats by Allderdlce Swlssvale Norwln Turtle Creek Peabody and Pltcanrn Then wlth a sudden surge of power we crossed CContunucd on Pooe 809 Kneelnng J Gentlle B Dovus Stondung Foster B Felmley B Ludwig See plctures on opposnte page The annual football banquet wantung for the band after the game In the clear for a touchdown power and speed we have at at the half all enjoy hot dogs servnce men run to meet the band provndnng the splrlt where s the ball? W H ns at the game .5 GJ ' ' fslvl' , . 'il- . - I . . Q l T T I I I I ' .' if 'Ill' B t : l. ilwvslu-. .X. Nlzlrtm. ll. lftmpluvll. ll. Nl.ix1. ll, Sul lv. ll. llzxnlt-5. ll. lh l'n1rv. Vl. Stnwr. vl. Xlzlxlun. ll. XY1sn'. l', llulln, R. St-ilwl. .X. l'mu'l'. Nl. Xlrltzxwll. ll, llvm-1. ll. Xlasnn. R ': ll. tlntll-nu. ll. Y:nlrllllm'. li. llrznlmlznttrmgmf. R. lim'lm:nli. A. ,l1tlTlIIs. ll. lllm-vlx, li. Kill. ll. glzllllns. l'. lZl.l4-lg. X. 'llmllg l5.S1'511wl11'.,I. Ulyllc. ll. Y:nlmxtlm'. R. Ywlmlt-r. ll, llnlllsmllll. ll. 'I'llmnpsml, Ib, Snylwr, Row 1: vl, K'nn1u-1. l . llnlnvx. gl. Xlnlluxl. V. Xlquwgumul. vl. l':lm'1', ll. Nlvyvls. ll. Sul ll. ll, ltrnx-on, .X. l'nntx, ll, li-,lt-ln, 5 .' llll. lfn-lly. Xl, lltnxxll. ll. Nlulllll. 'l'. ll-lifrl, 1' llzllllls. R. llxwsl. lf. ,c'lml11ltl. XY, lC.u1v1v. ll. XYn'1ss. 1 v . . . , A v V ' ' ..,.all . .S 1 I ' 1,2 ' , K kk nf' I - ' f ' X- gjjkf . , . , . . , I . . if 4 ,i f . -A . - ' A Q 1 1 f ' ' ' 4'-wr ':, ',, '. ':E. Wwe ,' , . , . . , 78 7 ,f-J' ,LQ Across top: Bill Hanley, Dove Sey- mour, Poul Huhn. Below: Don De- s Torre, George Main, Regis Seibel. ,mc ' , Aw , n gf va 'v- 'f . g x WM 1944 Glllllllllllll lllll UP Burg l9 .. . . Perm l2 Burg O . .Allderdice 7 Burg 6 .. ,.... Swissvale l3 Burg 6 , , . . . , Norwin l3 Burg 6 . , . , S . Turtle Creek 25 Burg O S , ,..,. Peabody l2 Burg l4 , . ........ Pitcairn 25 Burg 7 V... S Latrobe 6 Burg O .r,. . Greensburg 20 Burg 8 . . , Scott 30 -31- HIRE Burg McKeespor'f 36 Burg Penn 28 Burg Greensburg 32 Burg Beaver Falis 45 Burg Swissvale 42 Burg Braddock Burg Turtle Creek 45 Burg . Scott 32 Burg Rankin 45 Burg Penn 33 Burg Homestead 53 Burg Swissvale 45 Burg Braddock 37 Burg Turtle Creek 48 Burg Scott 35 Burg Rankin 37 Burg Greensburg 50 Summary: Won 2 F- Lost 15. KOFHHOK Hoffman C McCregor Myers Clgy 'Kai fm, Kuff? mf' TRACK Our l944 track team which was coached by our director of physical education, John Brown- ing, was composed of boys of athletic ability. The setback was due to the small number of boys we were able to enter in each event. We had one representative in each of the follow- ing: l00 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, 440 yd. dash, 880 yd. dash, high hurdles, low hurdles, lave- lin, shotput, and broad jump. We lacked enough boys to participate in the pole vault URUSS UUUNTRY and high jump, Don C-ilson and Eugene Heide were the only holdovers from last year. TRACK SCORES Brentwood 6l, Duquesne 31, Wilkinsburg 6l Mt. Lebanon 8l, Washington l3V2, Norwin lk, Wilkinsburg 57 Turtle Creek 27, Wilkinsburg l00 Shadyside 57, Wilkinsburg 56 , . The cross country team was organized this year by Mr. Ti? .X John Browning and managed by John Hindman. Bill Kroske, senior o'1 the team, placed fifth in the WPIAL Championship which qualified him to compete in the state championship meet. At Penn State Bill, upholding W. l-l. S, standards, ran XJ,-l' sixth in a field of fifty--seven contestants, Nice going! t W ll llll ll. x -' 1 Bottom row: R. lizxylwcli, li. llviilc. ll, lTl'L'Cl0l'l4. Il, Xlvl-im. ll, Cargo. Y. flzly. ll. TAIIILIITIHI, ll. Krusliv. l lTl'lC'!'i ROW 2' R l'.lNllk'l' l NIi1i'i'is'u'1l li 'Xi'n1uui' li Xilinns lf lhiggs XX Nlillu li limxx NI Xlzivilimxilil. L.. xlIll1ll'llJllH'l', ll. Iiiilriin-i1..l. llmilm ..84 G CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS f'-Si S ' fig' B S WiIkinsburg-Brentwood-South Hills won 6 - g 4 j Wilkinsburg-Mt. Lebanon .,..,.,,. lost K ' Wilkinsburg-Penn Hi . . , . . A , .won 0 Wslkansbuf -Lan Ie Io f fn, X Q Q Y . . . , , . , S L 1, f W Wu M 7 4-4 s! .- 'K otom W li U l 1 v tl In vu L tw 2 mums 11 I 1 llll LHALL The l944 season IS the turst one nn eight years that Wnlknnsburg Hugh School has spon sored a baseball team Consnderung the lack of experienced players our team played very well wnth a season summary ot sux games won and flve lost Prospects for a good team look promising as the following lettermen are re K 1 U I lt turnlng for the l9-45 season Jack Spamer Robert Shoberg James Walsh Jack Storer, Red Handley James Paul and Wulluam Hamllton The team coached by Harold B Grvmm played their home games at Hunter Field and were encouraged by W H S en thusuastuc baseball fans 85 B I ro : , 14 nay. ll. llqnmill-nm. R. Slurl L-rg. j. S1I'Ill , R. llus1u li. li. S1 1 mor. R. llzulwr, ll. NI -- l'lt-llzuul, ll. l'nxx--lx. Al. l'vI1mu-. ,l. lllzu-ls. R: : R, NW 'l N. Tlxon I sun, XY, Cizuwison, ll. l'lim1wton, I.. XY'll znus. li. llzunlu. VI, Nlqlguiu-. -I. Slfnvr. li Rl -i -V. Al. l':u1l, j. XYzmlsl1. il. AlIlXl n. ll. ll. Grimm flu: 'l1. . . . : I - I I ' - 11 11 - - I ' . I I . I J . ' ' ' x. I ' I I - . . - . V' lllllllhl ll llllll. ll The Bowlung League sponsored by ottncers of the l-ln Y IS another organnzatlon contrlbu tang to a well rounded lute Weekly the boys bowl at Knnght s Bowllng Alleys and struve to boost therr average The member havung he htghest average score ns awarded a pnze at the seasonal banquet The ottucers are George .latturs Presudent Owen Lewls Vlce Presldent and Frank Laird Secretary Treasurer B H ow owl 1 llllll Ill lllllll Varsuty Club was organlzed thus year by the man Plans were made by the boys to hold an lettermen ot all sports under the sponsorshup all school dance Aprll 6 at which time a war ot Messrs John Browning and Stanley Berk bond was rattled oft Proceeds from thus dance are to be used next year In the club s actuvntues The club also sponsored a basket ball game between the toot ball players and the basket ball players The proceeds ot thus event are to send the football team to summer camp At thelr turst meetlng the boys elected the tollow :ng ottncers Jack Storer Presvdent Jrm Morton Vuce Presndent Don DeTorre Sec retary and Duck Valentnne Treasurer B!! ll ll l Il Ml ll N t X l'ltxxt1 Row 1 l lnllllv l Nl-tx tv lt Xl un lx H111 87 Y X l X 1 - I - . , . . . 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'v Nm. , .'mn1-ul. o tom row l N uu.,luu xx O nw 'l um n L LEAIIEII lllulull Wulkunsburg Hugh School udentufues the Leaders' Club gurls by the red and blue L C emblems on theur whute gym suuts A gurl consudered tor membershup on the basus ot her character and scholastuc record and she must have earned twenty fuve untramural actuvuty pounts Wuth the approval of Muss Reutz Mrs Sommerteld and tunally the club members a gurl may become a member of thus athletuc organuzafuon The offucers are Jean Grover Presudent B Hull Vuce Presudent C-ertrude McCune Secretary Vurgunua Wylue Treasurer I ,I Q . t Y I Y A AX, f A 1 I f f Q r v v - ' 1 X ff 9 g ' 1 K :M ' W ff 1 at u 1 Y K. i, ' l B t I flu ' - . ll. Nlvfluuulx, ll. l,uurl lug. Nl. flnuuluuf-u. l'. i'l1uu:uiuuu.1l1:uuuu. Xl. llfuluuuuuuuu. R. llululugu-S. Al. lIu:ux'u'u's. ll. llull. ll. Xlvllluuur. Row 2t Klum Suuuuuuuuvulvlul. gl, l :ug:uuu. li. lfuulluuuu. l'. Xluuuuuuq. X. ll.uuuuuluu.uu. Il. l'olIu'u. l'. Nu-lu. X. llqulluurlm R, Scluuuuuttvl. X, lluuuuu-. Il, l'l:uul4. R .Z Al. Xlvlluvguuu. S. Y-uuu livluuuuu. il. l.. Allusuuuu. XI. l,m-lg '. Nl. l., Iluuuxm. ll, llutuml-llv. Y. Wuluv. ll. l'l:uul4. Xl, Nlu'flu'. Al. Uuuuuu. 9 l l , . I , . f l . . , . V . I V ' . 3 I i . . l . 2 A I . . I 1 2 I A - 88 .. FOOTBALL Jack Sforer Jack Maxton Regis Sealbol George Mwan Rwy Rafz Dick Smafli Ball Hanley Paul l-lulwn Don Nlyer Carl Brueck Jack Spamer Dick Valcntane BASKETBALL Paul Blick Malcom M Wrcn Earl Campbell Carl Jaffurs Don DeTorre Ball Wise l3IllVdlCV1llV1C Allan Povaer Alex Jafl ars AI leonwrd gr Dan M uson M TRACK Don DeTorrc Paul Black Ceorcae lkhan Don Calson Casa! Eugene l-'eacle Malcom Mcl.a VCIW Jack Storer r Ja la asc Vaclor Clav Julius Koch Cwrl Brueck Wallace Redmw Harry l-lollm an BASEBAL Don Power l3alISp1mcr Bob Hauser 1. Ceorge 'XAcClc 1 Sola Boslx ack lam Magu re Jack Storcr Jan ul S9 Vaclor Clay NCI Bold Mclnlyac Jam Morfcn Br x Morrc aa Jam Arrnf ur Nair Jam VV1 a l 'I l-lin y la lJ Slmwrg ll-lima w Jick San mer VVo clv fvlcacr lg Orclwax Mgr C C cLC f . , C C. c . ,I p , a . , - c . flvl . , Q , gr, . 1 , A ' Q f Joy 'E son if , L Bill Kroske Bill 'li ' '- a I lf , 7 Dick Precious Maurice Crillnclav Ca l v rg :aa C - c ' , cn c c l ' . Isl ' f Jia lc f Q , L E JO l V W , llencl Bal f llcaw ' L a ,I 4 l fi 1' N 7 l. L llll K ,lil . ' 1 Pa ,,,, l'x ,,. 1 ,f 1,4 Jill' X ,V' r -7 f T0 P01 Law J r0K K 1 pn? Z1, i',', 519 J! f I J 1, 0, J J ll As September the enghth drew nearer the to be Junior Class looked eagerly forward to their backbone year The day funally came and how proud we felt as we directed the sophues tothe flfth floor and to the elevators' The fnrst major event of the year arrrved election of class officers Posters and slgns decorated the halls Then came electron day and the Hu Ways which told the results Jim Morton had been elected Presndent Carl Bru eck Vlce Presndent Nancy Wullnams Secre tary and Jeanne Barnes Hnstoruan also Woody Meaer and Bull Pounds were elected to the Actlvlty Board Thus not being enough excitement for us we had the Jumor Tea to which our mothers so wnllangly came to dlscuss all the good grades we were maknng It was then that we decnded to settle down and do some studyung Buynng bonds and stamps going to meet angs dolng our home work going to football and basketball games and socual functnons oc cupled our spare time Jumor Class Ofhcers Seated Jeanne Barnes Hrs tornan Nancy Wnlluams Sec retary Standing Carl Bru ec Vice President Jum Morton Presndent Carmen Bonaccu Treasurer 11 11 - - 1 11 11 - - - 11 11 - A I . . . 1 1 . , ' 1 A 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' . , - 1 1 ' k, 5 1 1 , . - 92 .- '+S- Class officers and faculty comprise the recenvlng llne the faculty meets Johnny s mother accuracy here IS essential Jack C-entnle and Bummy Davns from our class helped wnth the cheerleading thus year and they dud a super job of It too The varnous clubs and organizations have had a very large representation from the Junlor Class thus year uncludung the football and bas ketball squads Since some members of our class are nn the service we wnsh to extend our best wlshes to them all and we would luke to have each one back with us next year Ah yes next year' Its so very dnffucult to realize that we wall be sensors We hope that we have worked for the tltle and l m sure we wall llve up to ut Last year when we were elves on the shelf we won the Actlvlty Trophy whuch we con sidered our prsde and joy Although we trned for rt agaln thus year we were not suc cessful much to our dusappountment but we wall try agann next year As sensors we hope to hold up the hugh :deals that have been set for us Just watch us' Jeanne Barnes I-lustoruan Q, .2 A . 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Q 4' : . . ':1'1vr. X'. I' NN I.. I'f1'if1-1'. XI. l'1wiw1':1. Ii. IIIII'I1III'l'XN, N. It INII, II. St: 'k. XI. NI Im1I11j11Ix. ,I. Ifxznnx, IJ. KII11-1'Im-5. N. II:1miIIu11. Il. KI. II11113. R 2: 'I'. I.:1xxv11. I.. VI. II-IIQ. Il. I'1 I1q'1N. XI. I.imI:1I1I. II. XM111111, VI. 'I'I11-1'1I11114. I . XX'w. -I. I.111:I1'I 11.1. S. XI:1I1lnu1':1111N. Il. IIIII. I.. II:111t--11'I4. II. II.11I11I1. II. IIa-115. XI. K1-11111-sly. X'. SrI Ii:11'1. Ii. III:111. R 3: Ii. I.11lI11'1. II. II1xI1. I. Iwnt. II. Ilxnvvx. II. Sm1I. II. IQ1 ItI1-1, II. I.11x115. I. X'c1I . IC. I'IuIt'X. II. Ii '44, if I. 1114. .X. XI-Ntlxwu, II. lIm1I1:11. .I. I 1i1-1IIi111-, II. l'1u11xx:15. II. I I I. I' Alznrk. R i VI. III111I111:111, II. XI1 In, II. lu111':11I. QR. Iiqnxlx. II. XII11Iv1'1. I'. SQI -1411. II S1 vI111-111 .,l11I111x-111. if II1111-It. hl. 51: wr. II. II-mIlu11. I'. Ilcvulx. l. IIw11:11'1'1. C. Slum. ,I. XI 'l'1'1:1y, I .XX rn. I'1-nth. Il. Iilut-.II-I. If f LJ - . . 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I1i1'1'11e. S. YA'1c'1N. 1'1. 1'1-11-111111, 11. XYK1-. R. S1'11111il11'1. S. K1-1'1'1-:111111-. R. '1'1-Ns -1. Q-l11:11:11:1. Nl. 1'1': 11 -1', ,l. 111111111-1111. 1'. l':111111111. R 2: kl. X1'N1111. U. '1'111i1111. ID. Mow. 1'. 1':1111. l'. 11111111-1'. XY. IR1l'1lIl1A. 13. 1111111 11. S1'111111. 11. 1111-111111, Il. S:111111111111111-.1 Sl1'111:1y. -1. F11111111. VI. R111-11. Row 4: ,11. N1111iN:1111. NI. Xl'1.:111'11. 11. 1'11-1'i1111w. .X. -1111111-1111, 11. U'1.1-:1l'5. X. '1'11111'. R. I'11N11I'l'. Il. 1111111iN1111, R. IV11111111. ll, 1111-1'11-1'. 1I. R111:1l'1-11, R F: 1. 1l11v1s. ll. Y:111-111i111'. R. l'11111:1111. F. 4l:1I'11111. xl. 1.11115 R, 1111 R . R, SI'lIl111L'1'11'1i. XY. l1111111:111g11. R. R1 ' 1111. - Bot. . A S N . Guy. ., 1111111. 15. K11: ', 15. 171 1'11N. 11, '1'1'1111111. IC. 11111111e11. N, 1111 11111. Y. Y11p4'1. 1.. l':1l!i111'1111. Nl. W 1111. 41. I,1l11H114'1'1j'. X1. K1- . if 1':1l11'1'. R0 21 bl. S111:111. R. 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I 1, ff .- I' 1 Rf' I . . ,h I , ,,, X 1 if . . 1 C lll'H0lllllllll We started hugh school Ilfe IH l944 and now hope that when we graduate from hugh school we may strude forth wlth the knowledge that peace IS maklng possible our success and happiness As sophomores we are the plebes of the school follownng our upperclassmen for leader people ha we taken the bumps as those before us and laughed them off but also we have taught our upperclassmen to respect us After school was well on :ts way nn Septem ber class electlons were held Class officers whom we elected to lead us through the year were Edward Lafean Presldent Norma Powell Vice Presndent Connue Trafucante Secretary Paul Koch Treasurer Rosalle Deal Hnstorlan Student Councul said we could elect four peo ple from our class to loan them Elected were Hazel Cresh Barbara Clnles Charles Douty and Sam Smith Sophomore Class Ofhcers Seated Norma Powell Vuce Presndent Ed Lafean Pres: dent Standmg Comme Tra flcante Secretary Paul Koch Treasurer Rosalue Deal Has torlan Z l . E I ship in the traditions of high school. We shelf- - -N og f- -febbbiz 4 l MQ Making at nlce and smooth nnstructlon wnth a smule the mothers meet the faculty at the Sophomore Tea Chapel every day of the week was something new to us Our own talent was shown nn chapel when we held our sophomore program Betty Vedder brought tame to herself and to her class when she snatched the leadnng role of Junuor Mlss Fred Patterson and l-lowle Zol linger may stall be found argulng over who IS the smaller boy The Moyer Mcfvlasters team stull has a chance IH spite of thenr jokes Bob Piper our gave puanlst and Norma Anderson vocalist both made a hut with everyone The Sophomore Tea our flrst soclal event In hugh school took place IH October Parents and teachers were Invited to attend and be come acquainted wlth one another the Intro ductlons benng made by the class officers Wnth school year now to a close we nnhabu tants of the shelf have successfully completed events of next year to you dear hugh when we become the backbone of the school Untnl then we are stull to remain the small but mnghty sophomores Rosalle Deal Hnstoruan ll ' ' Il ' - ' another year in our dlarles. We leave the I I . I .. - . . I I I I . I . . . I , . -99 -- - 9f?.A'jl-TIILIIC .L!A'f,.J F 1 ffrdjjy IIPHIIIIIUIIII HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 105305 Bottqm ROW.'IefI to right: RR IIutII-r. IC. SIvx'ivIc. II. ScI1:aIIc4. BI. -Ifiellcr. I. Tlmompwn. IC. RIIIFIIIHICII. INI. I'.Il1'Il!ll'I. 5. Ixc'1'L'Ilm-V. KI. I'm1k. I'.. ilzuku. II. XXrm4Ixx:uwI. I.. IIVINII. ,I, Stn'w:u'1. A. IIICIW5. Row 2 I.. XYuiss. I . NIcRuImL-rtx. R. I.inlm1. NI. I'r5lI1vx'rI1. Ii. Null. I. Sn-Ivmg. IP. Y:uxCIcu-. X. RIvl'1vum', II fnyllcr, M. liiubullinu, If. Almu-N. IJ. III-1mm-r, l'. l':Ivi1I5. II. Ss-I1l1r11:urIu-l'. IC. I ixI1cr. Row 3: NI, Shzxwl Y. III'UIlLZI1l'I', NI. SIuIuuI11j:xk, Ii. NIilvI1e-II. Y. III4'l'm'x'. Y. II:1ix'L'. IJ. IIIIQU. II. ,XIIIIIL A, IIUIIUII. S. lIuux'cl'. II. HriII'i1Ix. R. IXIQIFQ-:Liu-IN, II. II1'11ckc1', ID, 'I'I1mn:IN. Row -1: R. IIi'I1Iwc-rgm-r. 'I'. l'IywIc4:I:nIc. Ii. Ilnilvy I- II. Nlurrif. AI. Row. Ii, I'ipc'l'. Il, Il:fIm'II .IL Ilunlml. X. lIumIIn1l'l1. I.. Ilickm'ImI'IA. I.. 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Ilick. II. l'mI+t-ll. R. Smllt-1'. R, 'III1m1x:lx. II. XX'itlt'uIu-lg. ll, Zfdlmgm-1 . . , V , V , , , . . . , R. II:u'Il11. Row 4: I-. I111nIrl. AI. Iuxxvlx. II. IIHII. Ix. Ilwuly. .X. XXI1.uIrn. IN. II1Ivn1.l. XILIIIUN. XX. Xlullnul. . -11..,.,f..,,..- C I o tom Row Icft to nght I XXIII t tt 1 It I , Ov ' lv up., tx I I I X I KI N umm: ovx 1 1 , 1 I Q I I 212310 V X., 'U pill . ffflf ff ' JI-X4 farpcr will Q, X -4. 4. X' .R V+ XP 'z I N Q I- I .L mx Y 135 x V X . 5 L, v A n ff T . , . . r , I Bt , I Q. mm-. It. XI'IMx'wIt. X. II:um'1. Il. IIt'IIm'v'. S. I uxxIrr. R, jnmw. IJ. '- fwrk. I.. Imixm-IIt'. Il. XX'tI -ups-mn. IP. RI1tuIw. I.. R11fI4I-wlt. XI. IMVIN. XI. L'.n11p. IC. Sllzrrn. Ii, X't'I1It'1'. l'. I'vImu5. .X. XX'1I-ml. .X. NI. HMM. R ' Z.: II, XImIn. ,I. Ilmsun. ii. Ilxvk. I.. I .n'rI ng. II. Im 'In'-j. 'X' II. XI. Scott. II. .Int-nlry. AI. .X. SUHII. XI. I . Iirurv. IJ. Scl :u1Iv. R. XI. 'I'1:nIIt':1nIv. II. I.:m. II. flu-aI1, IXI, I5 X I., lI.Il'11vnl. U. IIm'I:. 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I isIw1. 1' ' , , 1 . .2 ' ' H ff ff , -1 A. f , ' - . f Y 'I ! - 1 W ,, A , ' ' ' I - . 1 I fc, , 1 f 1 Z -1o1- in , , X ffwffff c H , I' 219 30 ottom Row left to r1gh1 I I 11 l N X Il 4 Il ow 11 11111 1.x111111 1 1 Row 'K 1111 1 1 1 Ll ll Row 1 11111 1 11 11 1 11111 217 302 ' 19 I' -J W' D' I no .,.1 I7 ll L1 M Bottom Row left to rnght I X1 1111110 X 1 1 N 1 X11I11111 OW 2 I1 11 1 1 11 1 1111111 1 1 11 ll 1 1 ow I 1 CU 11 X 1 315 203 o tom Row left to rxght I I 1 0111111 1 01111111 11 I 11111 1 111111 ow 1 II 1 111 Ix 1 11 1 111 l 1 l11kl' Row 1 11 1 111111: S 111111 S 1 1w 1 1111 1e1 1 1 N11 1111 1 111 1111 I wonder jus what makes 11 go chalk up another one for the sophomores GXBITIIVTI g the pretty butterflles 'ZS A, I 10' 7115 I B , ' : 1. 51111111'1'1. NI l'I111'I1. I'. I 1111111I. XI. YJ111 11111. R. I11-:1I. .X. IIJIN 11111. .X. I,:11111'1'I1:11'I1. S. Y:111 II11NI111I1, Il. Ni-111111111112 Il. .I,. NI, I., IZ1111'I111.11. II. XY 11:'111111I1. IC. SI1. 111. II. AI1111I1f 1114. ll I71l'1'1'1'11. R 2: I', II1II. I'. AI11I111N. I1 XI.111'1. AI. 14.11-11'I1 rl. 1111. 11. S11 1I11I.1111I. I1. 511 :1I1111', IP, .XI'.': I . Il. 11111-X. II, I1111'I111a141, il. 5.1'I..1I1. UI. XI'I1.111111I. I. I'.111111. IC, I 111I1. Y, XY 111111. .1 Ii. II:11f111'11. '11. 111-1 . 'I'. ANI1111. II. NI1'I1.1111. X. I 1'1q11N1111. QI, 511 111-1'. I. XI11111-111. R. XYHI1 R, 111' I1111. C, U1'1:1I1'. IP. NI:'1i11. 11. I'11'1II11. I1. II1111'I111.11. R. I1.11I1. X. I I111-111. 1: .X. II.11I1111N. AI. .I1-11-II. II. Sn' . IC, NYJI11-'. Il. SIIQII. II, l'111I1'11. if XY11111I. KI. XI1II11. XY. XY.1I111. Il. II:111'1'1. IE. I!11111. I'. 111-1II11'I1. hl. I1I:11I1-1':1, IC. S1-' 1:11111-1'. A V, 1, L I1 ' 1-5 0 ' I 5' - 11 G 'uf . . ' Z , '1Ix1111. IC. ,I11I'111-N. F. NI1'1'.1I11111. IC. l'.11111-1. ,I. I11-I'.1I111.1. I . 1.21111-111. XY. S11 . .'. I'11111-11.5. Il-1111- -1'. S. II.1111-. Il. K1-I1e. I., 11111. I'. Il111II1'1. I'. X11111111. I. .'1:I11., IC. .' ' I '11. R : . Ii' I-1'. S. Slllll 11'1N. IC. 1111111.11111-I1. Il. I 1-1141111111 5. H1111111. KI. -l11I111x1111. 11. P11111-1'. 11. I1-511. XI. .I:111'111'a. IP. . 1111 -'g1-VL I. I 1eI1111'. IC. 1i1Ie1111. Il. xl. 111-111111: X. 511111111-111. NI. XYN1-. NI. NI.11111'1'. Row 3: 1'. I11'i11k . Il. 'XV' '11 if Il1'.1I111. II, 111-111111. VI. XI11111-11 Ii. 171111-II. IQ, .X11'I1111'l1. 11 1'111e1, 11. S1.g1111, YY. 111111. I.. II:1ss1' 11111. Ii. Il:1iI1'1. I1I..l:111'e. R : .X. Huw. II. I.1111. R. 011151. Il. II.11I111-Ia. I4. 011111. Il. Ni II. 11. Yz1I1'1111111'. VI. Ig . I'. S1'AI11-1'1. S. S1111I1. if NI:111111:11'1I. IC. NI1I111I111I1. I B 1 . ' I .. 7111111-1. XY lil 111. I,. XI1II11 Ii. X111g1I. 5. XYI1111'. F. 'I'I111111.1e. XI. I.. 111111. 11. Il IL 't. ,I. R151 ', VI. I1l111I1111. X. 511 111. 11. 'I'I111111.1e I', 1'1111111111. NI. I.. IQJ1. I.. I.1'1l1111II1111. Ii, ,I1-1, 5. Il. Y'gI' '. R 2: IC. .X11I1'1-1111. 12 511: 'I1'1. IC. S111 1 1411. 5, II1'111I1'1'N1111. I Kl:11I11'1. KI, '1 '11. A. 1 f1I1I1'. M. I1 11. N. I'I11II111-, l'. NI -1111111111 II, S111 1I111. 11. 111111.11-I. If. Il1:1111'I11. IC. 111411. S. 11l'IIIVll1I. Il. 'L 151111, 3: .X. 111111-1. .X. 11.11111-1. XY. .X1 111 12, I.111111I 111. R. 121I1N1111. KI. S1:11I. IC. II:11:1'1. I., II1 ' . IC. .'1'1 1 I'I. A. .'l1-111111. 11, 'I'111111'111g. 1'. ID111111 IQ, l,,,1.--111. R1 11: DI, l'1111111-1'. AI. XI -Iii I--1, I', K1'I. .. Y1111'i. 11. NI. NI .-111. UI. I'11x1111. -I. I1111111I1'1. Il. Ii1'11111'1I1 XY. 11111141 115. I1. XI1'I4111I1'. 11. X11 11111, IC. I.:1111'1'r. J. '-11-1. N x f-' '.v N'-2- '-... l? ' -45.- 'MK if 'ii I N xH x 'BQ mlkvani A Y -lm ffn-L Q1 xg? . .f gi 5,4 xg M 3,4 5' fa - ,-.M,., . ,W flif?-1 i .129 .if ' '51, .- - .f H Q-tif T ISV' xl Zilikf. ' ' fave' ' - Mb f 1 .K . w , L ' , 1 0 T- f 3. ,.: ,. + VQQE W' lf K 2 X N-, K :qw 'k I , ' , ,X Y 4. . it f . X Q x 3. it 4 s. QM gk NL: Yifxx F5 1, 5 is Y 5:5 ik. fi 3. -' I 4 M E g Q All ., V X 1 a Ol, '?f'TT ff ' in IN lI'l'IlEl HIIIIN 1 11111 1 71 f ' 11 1 1 1 1 ll 71711 1? 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 11 I f I1 1 1 1111! 1 1 W 1 1 17 1 If 1 11111 f V Y VW Y f11 111111111' 1111'1 111 111'!11 '1'11 11111111 H11 1 1 1111111 1111- 11. 1'1'11 111.1 1!1 1l111 111 1111 1,w' 1' .'1'111,11117 11. 110 111'x 111111'11'111111 111' -1111f.'1'1'1 11111 '111 1 1111- 11' X11 fjffyfv 111111 Yffffl 11 111' '1 11 1111 111111 l1111 111111111 101111, 111111 111111111 1111111 11 1 1111 fin, 111 l'1i1, Xlfhflff.. 11111 111111 11111 1 1111! 1111 '11 1'5 Q1', 111111 1111111 !171llI 101'1111':'1'1'11'111'1'1111111 111':'1' 111111 1113111 11.11 1'1'111' 111' 1111 H1 111.111 111 11111 1111 111 1'1111'1'1'1 ff1'1f1 .'.1- 111' lI'. 1,81 - Nl. l.11111l1,1-11 1906 Tlmlrty nmc Ycirs of Service 9 A NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION QKINSBU HIM DUN YIDIDATION Hosni. 0' PENN LINCOLN HOTEL Wll KINSBURG J 'A' FREE SERVICES jll 000 Personal .ALltOlT1OlJllC Accident Pcllcy 2515 00 per week for 13 weelxs In cue of 111 1CCldCI1f Emergency Roid Service up to 10 miles anywhere In the U Q B111 Bond up to .55 O00 ln cue of1 Trifflc Vlf7l1flK7l1 lVlontl'1ly Nligazme Spe cnl license Servlce Nomry Pub llc Trqvel 'mcl Roicl Informi txon M1ps Tour Books Crimp Dlrectorleb Hotelb AAA IS nation wldm The l1rgestlVlotormg OI':g:,'ll1lZ'1flOl1 the World IN N19 W1lk1HSbUfg Automolmle Club QCOSTS LESS TO BELONG THAN NOT TO Bl: A MEMBER, 10 ' - ' 145 49 99 7 0 wo 0 IA. i' ir jo 1 45 , , 8h M E R L E S SMART APPAREL FOR WOMEN 809 Woocl Street WILKINSBURG WOOD CLOTHING CO C0mPl'men'S to the Successors to F1 UDPS C'l1ss of 45 Seven Seas Restaurant WILKINSBURG PA 1007 Wood St eet CH 9295 We ve Fxttecl Eeet for Almost SIXIY Ye1rs L U D E B U E H L S XVII KINSBURC' S H O E S EAS T LIBERTY 1nd Fmnlcst CI-IURCI-IIII 7670 ESTABI ISHIAD I B IVICCLAY Photogra PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS 727 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG PA FOR BETTER WORK AT REASONABLE PRICFS ATTENTION ' SERVICE MENS fithers 'mcl mothers wlves incl sweetheurts Never before has there been a greater need for photographs to bolster home as well qs mmp morale Don t fall to have us make a fine por trout of your soldler or sailor when he comes home on furlough EVENING APPOINTMENTS HOME PORTRAITS GROUPS WEDDINGS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLA 43 YEARS pher SS OF 1945 100 A 9 , PA. Y A . , 4 7 . - . . 7 ' I' . zz v - A 1 . 9 . L J A T XVood near South Penn . . own 0 0 1 , 7 3 ' T 4 O Q A L TW t t L1 C . WT t , . . W1 5 1 FOR MODERN ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY Portralts Commercial and Architecture MINIATURES AND OIL PAINTINGS Copymg and Restoration of Old Photographs HOME PORTRAITS GROUPS AND WEDDINGS Evening Appointments FRANK H STEELE STUDIO 808 WOOD STREET Phone CHurch11l 0240 We Fonglatulate You, Class of 1945 and W1Sh You Success fy-fm my NNI! f A Factory Method BECAPPING yy M 7 00 Q 1.15 Prevent dangerous skid dmg' Materials and work manshlp guaranteed Prompt service 9 t P No R hon Ce nfcafe Needed FIRESTONE MODERN HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES 1016 18 Wood Street WTI KINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA I-I'1rolc1 I'Ie1ry Mgr PF 3366 Res MO 6454 fa: 110 Tf- st-:e W I H Him ..,,.,.. - J J 4 L n Q , ll .1 - I 5 1, urestonc 1 ' f .Q V , , gfyffi 3 5154, gil--U44 IVXQYG? ' - ' ' - 4 4 9 J. . ' , . - f f V 7 f Y- -+ 1 FELGER F E L G E R SPECIAL QUALITY CLOTHES MADF TO MPASLJRL PPM-fsf 1495 MEN s TAILORING V ' TEXTBOOKS The omlnous trend to larger textbooks nn modern schools seems to be beanng down unmercvfully upon the students of today For many years our fathers and mothers were fortunate enough to use small lught books nn most of theur studses Some texts of thus fnne snze are stnll beung used but the mayorlty of subjects are taught with the and of heavy bulky text books Furthermore the Idea of larger books as uncreaslng and apparently gann :ng approval IN authors clrcles Wouldn t nt be wonderful If all our books were the suze of Silas Marner Julius Caesar books are really Ideal nn size shape and wenght But the good qualstues of such small books are overcome by the use of huge texts such as Story of America and Modern Physics There as a sllght chance that fellows and perhaps some gurls would take their books home for nlghtwork If they were lighter l-low easy It IS to sllp one of these llttle books Into a hnp pocket and go anywhere unhun dered The future may hold dangerous and harmful developments for us though nf books that are already too bug contlnue to Increase In srze and wenght Maybe students wnll be carrying textbcoks is large as unabrudged dnctuonarres before too long That might prove to be too much for some of the smaller and young done they wnll eventually need a strong wheelbarrow Of course not much can be done about the amount of maternal that has to be Included ID certaln books and so lnttle hope can be seen for the future We snmply wnll have to carry our back breakmg books and luke at Duck Preclous MCCULLOUGH WHITFIELD HARDWARE COMPANY FRIGIDAIRE TAPPAN GAS RANGES FRIGIDAIRE SI:RVICE GAS I-IEATPRS HARDWARE and HOUSE FURNISHINfS WAIT IN OUR STORE FOR YOUR STRLIT CAR 4483 CI-Iurchlll 4484 WOOD 'ar PFNN WII KINSBURG 1 t , Q ,, , V 92? X ood S ree! I I ' . . . . . . . ' ' , C I I . . . . , 1 ' . . . . . l . 4 ' ' ' ' ' ' er pupils. Unless something helpful is I I I ' II ' II II ' ll L ' It V I I I . I I . . . 11 - ll ' ' I I . . . 11 - ll - - - . 1 Y I . , I , PA. - Ill -A CHAS F TURNFR FRFSH DAIRY PRODUCTS Durect From the Firm Deluverecl to WILKINSBURG IDGFWOOD FORI QT I-IILI S 7117 I AKFTON ROAD VAlley 1800 J CHAPEL Chapel un Wulkunsburg Hugh School us sonoethung I wull always remember I T un my second peruod study wautung and wwutung and then I hear that welcome runo echoung through the long tule halls The doors of The rooms fly open wuth a bang and everyone hurrues to get hus fav orute seat Is thus seat saved? says one r Yea says another Oh says the furst gurl as uf her heart were goung to brea4 All us peacefully quuet as the organ beguns To play the sweet and mo,urnful song Rock of Ages whule some poor gurl tall un stature wuth a beau tuful black dress us suttung on the stage T unung What f ca fund place? What uf I stumble over the words? The musuc stops and she slowly gropes her way to The Buble She reads and us answered from the balcony by the sweet vouces of the members of A Cap pella sungung Now Know I Then we hear Our Father and agaun are an swered by A Cappella sungung the Three Fold Amen I suppose you are wonder ung what comes next An unspurung hymn our screen announcements a tap of the gavel and agaun the same buzzung of vouces shufflung of feet sungung whust lung and everythung else you wouldn T ex pect un a school What next? Our Thurd peruod class NI CHURCHILI BAKERY FONIPLFTI LINE OI BAKIJD GOODS W1lk1HSDUfg It Pleouses Us to Please You HARVFY Cl I UNCH 796 PI NN AVI NUI Plu me CH 9339 XVII KINSISURC PA DOBLBOL KL HANNA I I Hz 'I lmger roy IVIFNQ HATS ind IZURNIQI-IINGS FOR OVT R FORTY YEARS 0 Penn Avenue I?I1nhurst 1357 a I u J , 5 . , 2. , ll ll - ll ' , ' ' . si I 4 ' ' ' If ll c M- I - h , , 11 11 . TT , 4 ' ' Il F. . ll ' ll ' ll ' ' ' ' . . A , ' I ll ll ll fl QI I I A u 1 I - l V A I 1 1 I I 1 I ' . - - 1 1 fu If - - - - I . . I - . H I . H ' i I Wt - my -Jeanne Fagan u T II li IW CII. 8101 f J - I l 5 1 I T . 810 Penn Avcnu' ' ' , Pa. . T J 'T J I J J Geo. fc -to Y- , P 1. R , , 4 . . A T . 1. . 75 T - F Ill - f NORTHWOOD MARKET FINER FOODS 1206 Wood Srreer CH 6208 CH 6278 BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS ohn s Food Market ohn Glo Ck Proprxet QUALITY MEATS Gaocsmss and PRODUCE PE 7766 1020 P WILKINSBURG PA C A S I N 0 Recreatlon Parlors 61lSourh A c uc WILKINSBURG PA Phone PEnhurst 6231 rc ll651 Res Frem t2359 Frank S Trogllone Merchant Tallor Cl EANING PRESSING 06 South Avenu W lk sb FRESH CUT FLOWERS BOUQUETS AND CORSAGES Wnlklnsburgs Dependable Florist FI CWERS AND DECORATIONS OI' ALL OCCASIONS Cl-lurchlll 0373 812 Wood Street WILKINSBURG PA 113 J , J vi , A or A l . enn Avenue Cl-lu hil . on BOWLING -- BILLIARDS A v n 7 e i in urg, Pa. u I J f Let the Skillful Hmdlihg of Light md Shadow Cfxptule the 1911 YOU m 1 Po1t1 Put hy FUCCAHO STUIIIU PHIITIII HAPHY I OR TRAIT C OI Y WLURK WEDDINGS C I-III DRPN RESTORATION OP OI D PHOTQQRAPHS BeQt Wishes to the Class of 1945 7 z PENN Avmura Wu KINSBURG PA 114 0' N 4 n c f I I l ll c 1 c .I ll- c c 1 I 1' 2:- ir ir if . i 1 K L ir 'A' ir 2 ' A , I88l T D TURNER Funeral Home 729 WALLACE AVENUE 64 YEARS OF SERVICE Sd V P h r 2 0 115 .ff Front View Since I I , 1 , rr - ' v- i e iew En urs 34 SX: ' 'I ' Q. we A ,Ax Y 5 Clutton S Pharmacy Prescription Ijfllgbhf IDNA STPPI-ll NQOW Qwn 1 Culullll 5 :ner Hly lnl e Q gur- WII K INSBURG PA P r PE 8140 Sf-ll 816 Pc-nn Av Summers 81 Thomson FROK l RIES and TRPQH lXll ATS X IRINQBURC ISRANCHSTORF PEnhurst 97 l 8 XVC Dellver SMELLS Some people thrnll to slghts and sounds And some to taste and touch For me rt IS the smells ot lute That seem to mean so much The The T e Anc The The scent of lrlacs after raun tangy smell ot burnrng pane Odor nlghtfall brings the woods blue grapes smellung luke red wnne outdoor smell of sun dried sheets salty breath ot ocean breeze The The wholesome smell ot balqnng bread sharpness ot 1 Cheddar cheese The The The T e robust smell that leather has fragrance of a cup ot tea sweetness ot a baby s bath sprcy scent of Chrustmas tree The The smell ot grass that s newly cut fragrance ot a tull blown rose lt s smells luke these that thrnll my soul And l rejoice to have a nose Margie Loelrger 3 th YEAR S n a CONLEY S , Secretarral S 7 6714 WALNUT STRFFT IT F Tralnrng lor PITTSBURGH 6, Pa young Women FALI CIASS SPPTEMBFR I0 MO 8387 Spccml Typing Classes 116 Cmnpllr11vl1ls ot' hole 4' Tl A T Q- , L ' ' jfs J fi 1 . Q 'QA I7- ff - Phone - 'chill 710 V I ' lr L V J ' P A ' Co' 1 'S 1 Q R bfccn . ' ct ' ' Colonial Bulldlnkf. 7245 ldlnmllton Avenue, E. ff. . . la l A P - 9 .n -- 1 X K T l T 0 O L C OINICJRATUI ATIONS To the Class of 1945 JOHN WOOTTON MYC I I-IAIRCUT I wws a child of six when my father decided to undertake 1 loo he had weyer rie cutting my hair As I stc o e fore my father I found myself growing tense when he took the scissors and start ed hacking away When he had finished I ran downstairs and proudly show d my claimed Oh my goodness Tomy grcat disappointment my mother pointed out that my father had hacked in the wrong places so we did the only thing that was Ie to do even it up The next day I went to school and took my seat in The back of the room as usual A sea of sur prised looking faces turned toward m It didn t take me long to gucss what they were staring at It was my hair of course I have had many haircuts since that tim but that was the only one thit went G I Katharine Olander Compliments of The Flrst Natlonal Bank Youi Commumty Bank Corner Penn Avenuc and Wood Strut WlIklI13bllf!, P IN nmlcr Fedii ll Rtscivc Systun lXrILl11IDl.I le. LI ll Dgposit lnsur mu, C mpox ltion BUX U S WAR IONIJH 1 I 1 . I V C , , aft - ' . C c L L I ' . t ' df ' 7 . v CI IJ A 1 ' r I ' I U X Y ' Y c c C. , I Y L N .. , , A C I K C . C I 4 I A i i r - H hair to my mother who astonishingly ex- V' C . . ' ll i 'll H I f f L I I tl . ' . 'Y' D 1 I ix . v- - 7. ai - ,- --Q ..-,- . ' ,K . ,,, f . ,. J .1 . .' 5, ,J ,, , ,L - T Y lj ' ' X lk L . I K W 1173 FOMPLINIENTS WILKINSBURG BANK MHVIBPR Ml-MBLR IIS of the al' ir if M'lll: 1, I:'1'1IID'I fr I Q 'L 'C '1, CORSAGES SHOULDER BOUQULTS S T E P H E N S All VRIICIICS of CUT AND POTTED FLOWERS 615 Wood Street Cl-lurchxll 5l00 A DOLLAR WATCH Whlch lS better a dollar watch or an expensive one? Why ofcourse the x pensnve one you say but have you ever really thought about lt? l have two frnends one of whom has a cheap watch and the other a very expensuve on When we decide to play football or mushball the boy wlth the expensive watch must watch so that at won t be stolen or brok en while the other fellow lust walks onto the fneld watch and all and begnns to play Durnng the game the boy wlth the good watch frequently asks the boy wuth the dollar tnmepuece what time rt us When we go swnmmung the process ns repeated The one boy wont even take hns watch for at might be stolen whale the oth r wears has all the time except when he as actually In the water Then It ns In the hands of the lsfe guard Durlng the nsght the one removes has precnsnon timepiece In case he should accidentally swung hrs arm against the bed post The other fel low sleeps contentedly all nnght watch strapped to has wrlst and cart always tell you say the cheap watch doesnt keep time as well as the expenslve one grant you that the dollar watch may lose l5 or 20 mnnutes ln a clay but for the difference In service convenuence and money I ll take a dollar watch Dave Kennedy COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 45 HOLLYWOOD DRESS SHOPS 827 WOOD STREET Fmer MISSES and Woxnen s Apparel Moderately Prlced LOTT C HARVEY G STEFFEY in JOHNSON M E N S W E A R For Young Men and Men Wlth Young Ideas QUALITY WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE 913 Wood Street Wllklnsburg P , , . . t . 9 I I . D E . . . . . , , c . f 2 - , I . . . . , ev . . W f , . . . . l I first run all the way home to leave his the time when he wakes up. Of course, ' I - I I t . . . , , , , lll I I V , . . l I I . . . . . , . , . 1 A 'T 5 - - uv a . . cl 7 ' ' , a. - 119 - I Paul Pfaff Pharmacy A Rexall Store PUGP-NE G SMOUSE PhG Service for the Sick 804 Penn Avenue Delxvery Servlce PEnl-lurgt 9081 HAPPY SHOES I have among my numerous possesslons a paur of shoes whlch have brought me so much pleasure durnng thenr long lnved ex nstence that I have called them happy shoes From the moment I spned them shunlng on their pedestal In the shoe store wlndow I knew they were for me From that day on they seemed to take a hand In helpung me overcome all the dnffucul tres and worrues that full ones lnfe to ove flowing Although It probably was and IS entirely Imagination on my part that extra hard algebra problem becomes slmpler and my Latin translation easuer when my happy shoes adorn my feet Walking long dnstances becomes a seem lngly carefree and joyous experlence and the hard stones of the trodden roads are not quute so offensive as when I wear lust an ordinary paur of shoes Of course my happy shoes have lost much of theur orlgrnal beauty to such a degree that I am absolutely forbsdden to wear them ID public but they stlll hold thelr honored I m feeling blue l take them from theur place and slap Into them and then my mood lmmednately changes to one of hap plness You see these are my happy shoes Sarah Schwarzkopf SHOPAT Mack s Market M A C K S 770 Penn Ave PEnhurst 5268 NO HIDDEN TAX QUALITY MEATS CALDWELL Sz GRAHAM Hummmg Bxrd Hoslery Kayser Gloves Butterxclc Srmplxcxty and McCall Patterns Corner Penn and W od Sts CI-'Iurch II 0143 0 I 3 S: . , . , ff ' ' 79 . ll . . . ll ll . ll ' . . . . , . . I . . , , . . place in my closet, for occasionally when ' I A . . . . , . , 7 ' ' f I I . I I I ' Il ' 1 II ll II 1 9 ' 'k 7 o . i Where Loveliness Is Made Loveliern JADE BEAUTE SALON 1029 Wood at Wallace WILKINSBU RG, PA. CHurchiII 0291 Hours: 9 to 6 - Tuesday and Friday 9 to 9 Repair Specialist Work Guaranteed RADIOS REFRIGERATORS WASHERS RANGES CH. 6464 SALES AND SERVICE Community Radio Electric Service 745 Penn Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pa. THE CHARME SHOP Whse Fashion Dwells DRESSES SPORTSWEAR ACCESSORIES 723 PENN AVENUE WlknsbugOlySt E clusively for P H A R M A C Y PRESCRIPTIONS AND SICK ROOM SUPPLIES 739 Penn A enu P 3131 FIVE DISPLAY FLOORS Featuring the Finest in FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS BEDDING RADIOS APPLIANCES D I V I D E D PAYMENTS REMEMBER IS BLISNED 1590 EEE X efler fbrnlfure 707 709 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PA 17 Q! ' 3, i i r 's n ore X . v e E. . . . A A A 1 M Q l. 'V ,f I 1, J L, ' I , L,. A 5, ---7' - A P g - ' 1' ' f ff . , , , - -1- BARBER SHOP IENNIHNCOLN HOTEL I HICILIICY C lCElI'llIl1LSb Courtesy Phur6O Wk brgslsend gTaR dSd rl SODAS SANDWICHES QUNDAES BUKES CRILL I UNCH! ONQ cl DINNYRS m cl C1 d EPITAPH An eagle has fallen An eagle proud and strong Who loved life as he loved the heavens Ha been plucked down and crumpled In the dust Hu plurnage splendor In the skies Provokes hushed sadness and dry tears As at Ines torn and earth stained where he fell A heart whose tomorrows are spent Can only look back And smlle a sad smile And remember Young huntsman Whose vlrgln shield has never tasted toe man s blood Has left a scar on our hearts where he tell And the birds have lost a comrade e have lost a son The sky vs empty The clouds dull An eagle has fallen C-regg Kerr LONCRATULATIONS ASS OP W1lk1nsburg Federal Savmgs and Loan Association PENN LINCGI N HOTI:L CI-Iurchnll 5600 il ins u ' in e oom an 0 fl G il I . . . 7 - - , . . i . an 3 ' Home- a e .n ics and Ice Cream En rs 30 833 Wood Street Wilkinsburg, Pa. f I I ' r - - . l I .S . ,E I . . I . vv , . . . , I - 1 I 1 I 9 1 T 3 LL 45 o o I .. ILZ - -w WILKINSBURG RESTAURANT A Good Clean Spot to Eat ALL HOME COOKING AND BAKING Gust Vamvalcas, Proprietor 623 South Avenue Wxlkinsburg, Pa. HOUSEWARE HARDWARE GLASSWARE CHAS W WALMER HARDWARE CO PE 0487 8 9 716 18 Penn Avenue STUDY PERIODS l thInk study perIods are wonderful DurIng a study one can read wrIte eat sleep or Iust Slf and stare Into space It he IS acquaInted wIth the art of decep tIon To accomplIsh thls feat ot note takes experIence fInesse and a profound knowledge of acts IrrItatIng to ImmedIate overlord or lady To the maIorIty of soph omores studIes are Iust another perIod to slIng paper wads play games and attempt drIvIng the unwlllung Instructor to ravIng InsanIty But to us senIors and IunIors a study hall IS worth Its welght In geometry SpanIsh or even EnglIsh Study halls are regarded by upper classmen and others bearIng heavy schedules to be Items ot unestImable value and are held In hugh esteem by us who know Far Into the deIIghtful past are the days ot sleepIng or rIotIous conversatuon wIth a nesghbor across the room durIng sand treasured perIods Yes I thInk studIes are wonder ful even though we now have to work a bIt Instead ot IndulgIng IH slumber or ex treme garty JIm Long ist is fe- 'Wt Mr' XV gig!! OI MORALE ' W 5' Shackellord 113, aff j Flower AI'l'3I'lgCl'l'lCI1IS and Corsages Fresh Beautlful Blooms Pishloned by the Slull of Expert DCblgl16I'S SHACKELFORD S Sets the Fashlon In Flowers 809 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG PA Phones PE 0457 and 0458 . . . I , . . I I I I I I I ' ' ' Il ll ' I n - - I - I - I . - I 1- xjzlg jr D V 44: 59 ,-- 3 f' X ., F f' . .bf-. v' ,. at 5 . -fan I. 'f ' S- 'g ' . 55:3 ' -YSIJIQQ:-. . . X :-:f: -:I., MTI' xx I if ' .-5:3 Qs: ff --- -N1 -. .HR ' 2' .GW L- vga? , ....,. , K 4 . V. 4 Q. , . . I , . - 123 1 Qwlvfq mc! Sauce Wllkmsburg Hlgh Schools 0ff1C1a1 Jewelers ul' F F BAXMEIER 717 WOOD STREET C h ll 1 83 ir MUR JEWELRY CO 'A' BA 823 WOOD STREET C' h ll 2 67 'A' KENYON BROQ 746 PENN AVENUE PE h 6063 124 I l l I 'A' 'A' Hurc i 4 'A' 'K' 810 WOOD STREET PE h 07l9 'A' 'A' B A I . S S , ,H 4 9 'A' i' KREGAF2 8: COMPANY WII KINSBURG PA Good Foodo It 1 P1109 You Cam Affold to PW DlSt11bl,1tO19 of Whlte RoQe B1 and Foods Budoeye Qulck FlOSt9d Food 900 XVOOD QTRIHI I C H 0454 VVAREHAM S FUNERAL HOME RPBFCCA AVFNUE AT Cf NTFR STREET WTI KINSBURG PA 125 . , . X I I D. I' i I L c c c . . Y I. I . U N1 . . . . . D l I '1 Y L 1 K Serve Garden-Fresh Vegetables and Hllsh-Ripcxwd Berrics Every Day in the Yr-nr 4 U N A N G S T- SELLING HOMES OUR SPECIALTY R E A L E S T A T E C O INSURANCE FIRE AUTOMOBILE PENN IINcOI N HOTEL BELMAR MOVING 86 STORAGE CO r Frr Dprmnr MOVERS PACKERS and SHIPPERS CH rch ll 3164 WILKINSBURG PA 741 P nn A enu BEDLAM From my place of Inspection IH front of the llbrary l can gaze down the long dnsmal hall Closed doors lnne enther wall and an ordinary water fountain stands guard at the one llght spot rn the silent gloom of the corrldor A bell clangs out nts summons accompanied by an nmmedl ate and startlnng spectacle the openung of ten doors simultaneously Streams of people bug llttle fat skunny and znclnf ferent fumble together After a minute has passed a lady appears at every other door and stands gaznng raptly at the snght l too stare wlth fascunatlon lntrngued by the aglllty and sprughtllness ofa tnny gurl zlg zagglng from one end of the hall to the other and disappearing around the corner Above the clamor the bell rlngs agann The women go unto theur respec tnve rooms last munute stragglers sneak close ln a second everything ns stull the anr settles and the quiet descends to relgn agaun for forty fave minutes Thus ends a vlsrtor s eye vuew of Wllklnsburg Hugh School on a foggy mud wlnter morn ll'l June Smgley WILKINSBURG REAL ESTATE 86 TRUST COMPANY AND WILKINSBURG REAL ESTATE 86 INSURANCE COMPANY Rl Al 1 STAT! WOOD AND PENN 1NsURANcl-I CIOXlgf'lIL1l1l'lOl1S to the Cliss of 45 Kunkler and Nobs Food Market GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES I76 . A : , Visf Our u ni ure e ar e 7 , u I . , e v e I . , , 4 . I . I ' A ' . in after them, and the doors begin to , ' . . . . , ' I . I I A 1 I 1 1 I 1 I . ' ' ' I ' ' ' , . , . . . A D 9- . 41. . 1: I ,I 3 . i , The WILKINSBURG GAZETTE A REFRESHING COUNTRY NEWSPAPER JOHN McDOWELL EVERY KIND OF PRINTING ACE PANTS STORES 4 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG PANTS SWEATERS JACKETS Sport Clothes fo Men and Boys NEW REALTY COMPANY R 1 B Wo o d W 1 W lf SELLING AND RENTING INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS NOTARY SERVICE EVERBEST CLEANERS DYEING REPAIRING ALTERING 1032 Penn Avenue CI-Iurchlll 0784 FOR BEST MEATS AND GROCERIES D A MacKILLOP K I N G S M A R 'K E T Clgars Tobicco Pipes Periodicals and Noveltxes FANCY GOODS Llttle Amerlca Frosted Foods W d St 1025 Wood Street CH 7200 WHKINSBURG PA Congratulations to the C1155 of 45 Keslar and Power Food Market 801 Wood Street CH 7245 QUALITY MEATS ALWAYS 127 , , . QQ 7, 73 r cue . If r C. E, olford Clyde .. 0 ord 925 Wood Street Will-cinsburg, Pa, O O , . g . 7 3 i' 831 oo rcet U rs Boden Electrlc Servlce ForBe tter TBIIOFS Authorlfgd and Cleaners CAMILLO ROMANO WFSTINGHOUSE DE AL ER El cr c lAppl 756 Rebecca Avenue 1 Rep r 6 3 W d ,utr PEnhurst 5800 GREETING CARDS H A Y S CIRCUI ATING IIBRARY STATIONERY BOOKS GIFTS GAMES OFFICE SUPPLIES r 9361 7 W clSr 3 7608PnA u FRANKLIN RI AI IY FINL DRY CI EANI RS M1111 Office and Plant it 707 712 Rebecca Avenue WILKINSBURG PA P CLEANERS SL DYERS I 3000 Standard IS THE OLD AND LOAN ASSOCIATION IN WILKINSBU RG FOR 31 YEARS IT HAS SPECIALIZED IN TWO SERVICES MORTGA SAVINGS ACCOUNTS EST AND LARGEST SAVINGS GE LOANS AND Stand ard IS THE BEST PLACE TO BORRO W AND THE BEST PLACE TO SAVE STANDARD SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WILKINSBURG PA Wxlkmsburg s Oldest and Largest Savmgs and Loan Assocnatxon 774 PENN AVENUE FRemont 0200 Across from the Penn Lincoln Hotel 128 Service and Parts for Q ri il ianccs R. 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