Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1947 volume:

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A.a..5' M5 ' 55 ,Q 9 -f -w ' L' ' NFL- ' . 1, 2 +-.fi -I Q it 4,590 Q fV..:- 5 , we M- ,EIU .sg ' W-, 1 'JF ,... X V U 1 Y A 1 56 . in ,'AY 'M 1,7 fam, - il? Q. . f '-22-Q-if fi 'f 1 E , V 3, -Egg ,Y 5 , . Eu-,- 'gf 'A,.l'r I -X Ii W s 69 0M ' Oo KX x:xXxx ti. 5 de fl lf 1 W'-I bgiahsh bg Y X ALL 's V f f y f 3. x v ' I blQl'1 d iv' THE STU ' ' Wilkins ur 'g 1 Wilkins ur , P 1 ' 9' .ff-' ... .f Lowa EHS I-l'ello. This is the Voice of W. H. Sf' speaking, and the staff hopes it will speak every time you open this ANNUAL-speak and recall those warm fall afternoons at Graham Field, the team and gay crowds beneath blazing lights, the quiet beauty of chapel, Mr. Woodburnls Each of us, the catching enthu- siasm of pep meetings, laughing groups at the lockers, the foundation of school-classes, those nerve-wracking basketball games, wonderful yet unde- fiinable school spirit, and the many other intangible goals that mean so much to those who pass through the door of W. H. S. Yes, may this ANNUAL continue to speak through the years with ever-pleasant memories as the Voice of W. H. S. To you, Miss Gwynne Mothersbaugh, the staff of ,47 is proud to dedicate this Annual. Although you have been teaching in W. H. S. for only three years, no student will ever forget the stimulating originality of your English classes, the high spot to all juniors and sophomores. Those who know of the endless hours you spent as business advisor of the Annual will always be grateful. To every student and teacher the chapel programs you directed stand as a symbol of your interest in school spirit and activities. But above all these merits your cooperation, enthusiasm, and sincere friendliness hold the warmest spot in our hearts. Now, as for you, my friend . . . get the idea? . . . that talkative twosome 5 W, 7 the hall of fame . . . it had better be good . . . rush hour . . . spell-bound spectators . . . tiger gets the first bite . . . working?? . . . the favorite period . . . future photographers . . . to hang or not to hang . . . and this is what we struggled for . . . cheers for the home team . . . ssssh! . . . something new has been added. THE SCHOOL BOARD OFFICERS OF THE BOARD President Mrs. Minerva H. lVlcKibben Vice President . Dr. C. Edgar Toner Secretary Frank E. Finley Treasurer K. M. Hewitt Solicitor James E. Hindman The School Board in session. Reading from left to right, seated: D. Ferguson, Dr. C. E. Toner, R. K. Grieve, A. B. McMurray, Mrs. Minerva McKibben. Standing: E. Hindman, R. A. Getter, F. E. Finley, G, W. Knight, C. B. Dick. Om ' MR. GETTER Mr. Getter, our energetic superintendent, is always ready to greet us with his genial smile. By his genuine sympathy and his kindly understanding of our problems. he has helped us keep in steady pace from clay to day. Despite his many responsibilities as superintendent of Wilkinsburg schools, Mr. Getter has main- tained the friendship of everyone in school. CHAPEL lt's not just assembly in the Wilkinsbizrg High, lt's Chapel-a pause in the day When students and teachers sit down side by side, And worries drift slowly away. lt's not just assembly in Wilkinsburg High, It's something with roots in the past- An honored tradition kept breathing and warm By students who want it to last. lt's not just assembly in Wilkinsburg High, lt's music-The Bible-a prayer- The choir's responses that come drifting down With harmony sweet through the air. lt's not just assembly in Wilkinsburg High, The seniors recall with a sigh: Thwy're leaving a spirit-a symbol-be- hind, For Chapel IS Wilkinsburg High. BARBARA WEEKS Music topping all C' for Dotty! . . . Cameron B lady . . . B ' eck-remember? . . . Ready, B. . . . th rucle at the organ . . . ah, the melodrama! 9 chemistry QV' 11:3 'Q Q' QQ, ,neo illllllllll' 6 s 0 o I S I H On the shoulders of the faculty rests much of the ref sponsibility for our high school education. From the time we entered high school our teachers have guided us through the years and many goals we reach in later life will be attributed to the training we are now receiving. The word teacher in W, H. S. carries with it also the meaning of friendship and cooperation. To them is brought the little criticisms for our failures together with the occasional praise for our success. May the years to come continue to find mutual smiles of true friendship between us. I . 1 Um? Wilkinsburg High returned to school this fall to find a Unewn principal. But Mr. Car- son was new only to MR- CARSON this student body. Teachers and gradu- ates remember his years of faithful service prior to his enlistment in the United States Army Air Corps. It didnit take long to get acquainted, though. Mr. Carson soon became a familiar figure in the halls, dropping informally into classes, and chatting pleasantly with little lcnots of students outside the office or by the library doors. By making our interests his, by striving always for the good of the students, but mostly by just being himself, Mr. Carson personif-ies the PAL in principal. MR. EGE No one is supposed to be indispensable, but Wilkinsburg High would have a hard time func- tioning without Miss Reitz. Girls recognize her as a willing and helpful confidant, and as the sponsor of Senior Council and' Girls' Council. Everyone looks to her for adviceg no school event is complete without her presence. The bulletin board in 119 is the hub of extra-curricular activ' ties, for it is here that the clubs post their meeting dates. Miss Reitz plays a most important part in keeping the wheels of W. H. S. turning smoothly and efficiently. Do I have enough credits to grad- uate?', Fd like some information about scholarshipsf, Is it too late to change my scheClule?', Back in his old position as guidance counselor after four years as principal, Mr. Ege once more stands up under the barrage of questions and complaints of W. H. S. students. Keeper of the credits, shuf- fler of schedules, and custodian of col- lege lore, this patient friend is always ready to help us in room 121. MISS REITZ , ,. -. f,1.w:M,,, L.:, l,,l,.f,, -Q-S'sEfwvsf.h 'ffs V ,.X -,gi ' is , 0.5 - . 'viii' Helen A. Anderson fr, Ezzglixh Jane E. Anderson ,lfyubnz Tola E I fufru les F. Beck, l,AY1'.Yiz'.Y Robert O. Barkley 17irL'1'f01' of 41111515 Stanley Berkman Elizabeth Brindley llygirm: Rhoda M. Beatty Snph. lL'11gli.rfL John E. Brewing Dfredor of l'hy.fifal Edufalirln Graydon M. Campbell C1t7NLIllE7't'ilIl ffungyaphy Merlin M. Chute Altlfff, Ef'mm111iz'.v Frances Coulter Sndnfngy. lffxlnry D othy ovil filer? Ile, 1.6 Keitha M. Covil Irma E. Hamilton Margaret Hczlett aghllffhtlllff, Typiazy Lufizz .S'm,f,5,,4g X ' f J. Herbert Creigh .X l fffxfnry i WA! '17 Geraldine Deemer .sifhlllifh Wilma Goff Ynjlh. k'11qli.rh, 1,111,511 Clara Greer Helen Heazlett James T. Igo Sf- E'l5'li-ffl Sf- -5'l5'fiJ'h Cenmeiry, Algebra Edward A. Jenkins, Jr flixiury, l'.0,l7., EI'7IIl0lllil'.f Earl C. Kearns Hiofogy Ralph W. Kindig IVUIMZ Shop John G. Kistler .-111111 Shop, l11rf11.x'Iriu1 illaih Marion C. Lindsay b'uM'keapi1zg William Lolir flrrllfbrlff flmlfh, ffwlwnll ,llf1lM'1m1fi1'.v Ruth I. Long Sr. Ezzgliffz Alice D. Maguire .S'pm1i.rh, German Gwynne Mothersbaugh Olan T. Mahaney S iii .A-0. J. 5,1 QA S t Q J to 1 A Qi 9? Q' 'Q K -fn 1 'I Minnie Belle McQuiston Sara Jane Parson llixtory Speefh Sue L. Redcay T1 111i 11f2f1 zu l'nf-flight G G l11a'n,rn'ial Chwnixfry fr, Efzglixh Sllrlffhtllllll, 7vjff7il7KL' l ' I1 I A x 1 , P f Marion B. Reinsmith l.i61'a1'fi111 4' -, :si I Donald H. Rodgers fffxfnry Rena W. Roney l rf'11fh, Sm'infog,1' Elwood N. Scott Jlnxif N p l I? 'F J Glenn Smith MafY .lane Marshall 9 .-lffgfhra, fli.Yf07'-lf, Home l:'m1z0vzir'.x' W Genera! .llafh Viola Smith Elizabeth Turk V W' S' Woodburxl jf.. Awlwfijh xmuilwl .ll H.. Myrtle Wilson g'h,',,,jA,-1,-my C11 v ff 'ynvn' je-an Sommerfeld Uym Elizabeth B. Steele Typing Mary Elizabeth Woodwortlx Ytifpilllq, llixlury C. Francis Yetter .fri W. J. Elliot Kenneth D Teclrow 5 'f'f '7 '- f ' f pl flqwbrvl, Tr'f4qnrIn2211'fry, .Ynfizf fff'm111'f1'y .S'fh'r'fi1f fifllmllfnll Myrtle E. Thompson C. K. Wicker Ruth Wischmeyer jane Feiler Uffffx Prarrifz, Typing Diluvlfrr of Shops' ff, ffnglixh, fnurnaliuu .S'f'r'1'ff11fy In .llii-.v Kwilf . . mA,,'Q1Y.1 , . L gif ., Y 1???Vl?i35?f+rrZ.fi33Hv -I M y .aw- e z 1.gg.,F iq + V agegufrsuzi .1 ' . i zi f . ' Mlwiaagkiiqs y ffzmiigff 'f . -gm gg -1, 4 ' Anna M. Geider llr. Clefferlv Sew eiary James T. Golden Sfhnnf l'i.s'ifur Ruth E. Martin S7tfflfhfma1'fl Upwvzfrlz' Dr. John lVIcCrory Jane Schmitt Jllr, Finleyfr Se1'refa1'y Beatrice L. Siegrist Dr. W. L. Thunhurst Phyyfriafz Mildred Warmer Sfhmll XVHHU D-'llfi-YI' .Ula CtIV.lxI7lI'.Y Srfn'fur-11 Thomas H. MCClymonds G. Edward Weigand 11l1fU Shop Uinlngy Could you be hooking? . . . thoughtful Ralph . . . chattering picnickers ,au 'Wm g -3. .. ,V as W Unknown place, familiar face . . . don't fence me in . . . Alice in Wonderland . . . home is the hunter . . . they say that falling in love is wonderful . . . open the door, Richard . . . once upon a time . . . man with a band . . . care saves wear . . . loafing? 1'-is Q Q0 ,! ' lllllllllIl' o ,Q ,Q l' 1 l O 'I D 0 'Q 'Q W. H. S. is devoted not entirely to developing the mind, for numerous activities and clubs are offered to develop the student's personality, character, and social consciousness, and to help him participate in beneficial organization. There are groups for every possible hobby or special interest . . journalism, music, science, student government, drama, art, chess, language, and many others. These give the individual a chance to find where his abilities lie and provide him with a firm foundation for choosing his vocation and hobbies. Q fr s I cs h I v F. Carson, L. Blankenship, Anderson, C. Reinsmith, McGregor, M. McQuiston, Golden, K. Bradley, M. I-Ieazlett, F. Yetter, C. Beck. ACTIVITY Five students elected by popular vote and five members of the faculty appointed by the principal form the Activity Board, probably the most respected organization in the school. They elect the heads of all school productions and control such financial matters as paying BOARD chapel speakers, renting and securing movies, purchasing honor pins, and providing robes. Because of the small size of the board and the many responsibilities, membership in it is one of the highest honors the student body can confer. -24- Bottcm Row: S. Hemeter, M. Reid, N. Anderson, I-I. Cwresh, B. Law, C. Douty, S. Smith, E. Jaffurs, P. Wertz, C. Sheck- ler, T. Bonacci, Stafford, M. James. Row 2: B. Giles, F. Patterson, B. Ingram, R. Highberger, D. Liptalc, G. Conner, B. Piper, R. Cargo, R. Nielander, W. Sielnert, C. Chapman. STUDENT COUNCIL W. H. S. is a small democracy in itself, giving each student the right to help elect his representa- tive to the all-student governing body of the school. This is none other than the Student Coun- cil, composed of twelve seniors, eight juniors, and four sophomores. It maintains the Lost and Found Department, elects cheer leaders and ush- ers, handles elections, sponsors a chapel program, and trims the Christmas tree in the first Hoor hall each year. It is the privilege of the students to select as members those who can best carry cut these duties and bring honor to their alma mater. President ,, , Sam Smith Vice President , , . Charles Douty S ecre tary ..... . Beryl Law Co-Secretary .... Hazel Gresh -25- Bottom Row: S. Leathen, S. Bradley, M. Fisher, D. Nicodemus, D. Spraggon, R. Anschuetz, N. Flocos, A. Betsche, M. Leigh, N. Anderson, M. Mitchell, M. Fisher, L. Graves, P. Carolus, B. Jannenga. Row II: B. Bruce, H. Reese, P. Wertz, P. Rath, D. Schaub, R. Bertucci, M. Macfarlane, V. Smith, M. McNair, E. Callender, D. Metzger, C. Textor, D. Thomas, D. Zeeclc. Row III: B. Hill, W. Sample, D. Krebs, Plimpton, B. Lynch, E. Triggs, McGough, Gamble, M. McKinney, P. Perkins, A. Hickey, D. Van Cleve, M. Koch. Row IV: P. Marasco, R. Passant, F. Patterson, M. Cer- janic, B. Piper, N. Slater, Ross, F. Fairbanks, D. Griffith, C. Smith, P. Long, Powell. HI-WAYS Beware! Don't venture beyond the outer por- tals of 211 if you value your life! Yes that Qld Man Deadlinen has snuck up on that energetic Hi-Ways staff again. But miraculously every other Thursday out of this bedlam emerges our school paper, of which we are justly proud. The sports fans relive the exciting highlights of the games through Niclc,s action-packed descriptions, while the fairer sex checks upon the latest fads and fashions in Eloise's Clothesline, and the whole school laughs over Patzapoppin and Hi -links. Deftly overseeing each issue crammed full of the doings of the students, of W. H S. are Anne Betsche, the editor, and Miss Ruth Wischmeyer, advisor. Editor-inChief . Associate Editors Anne Betsche Mary Ellen Leigh Mary Fisher Sports Editor . .............. .. . Nick Flocos Assistant Editor Dona Jane Spraggon Club Editor ...... . ....... . ...... Barbara Bruce Alumni Editor Girls' Sports Secretary . Exchange Editor Maude Fisher Joan Fritz . . . Dorothy Van Cleve .. . ..... Sara Leathen Columnists ..... Paul Long Bob Piper Patsy Wertz Eloise Triggs Business Manager .... Nancy Anderson Asst. Business Manager ... .............. Mary Mitchell Advisor ........................... ....s....... . Artist ........ .. .. ............... .. .......... .. Typists-M. Carolus, S. Kredel, D. Nic D. Van Cleve, D. Zeech. Ruth Wischmeyer . ..... Bill Harvey odemus, B. Plack, Copy in the Nick of time . . . an assignment for me? . . . Shakespeare, beware! . . . busy Hi-Ways staff at work . . . confab . . . just our type . . all the cats join in. -27- Bottom Row: D. Schaub, M. Boer, Wylie, S. Hamer, Garber, S. Kerchner, R. Fink, Thomas, E. Jaffurs, B. Weeks, M. Wilson. Row II: D. Thomas, B. Tetley, C. Traficante, W. Klein, M. Van Ryn, B. Null, L. Farthing, Menhorn, M. Prytherich, A, Elliott, C. Leigh. Row III: P. Loeffler, B. George, L. Blankenship, C. Reinsmith, Moore, Fritz, lVlcGough, P. Wertz, L. Lingemann, M. McNair. Row IV: C. Amend, P. Gordon, H, Abney, Miklos, L. Houck, R. Williaer, C. Lewis. Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor . Art Editor . ,. , Assistant Art Editors Senior Editors Club Editor Assistant Club Editor . Faculty Editor . ., Assistant Faculty Editor Sports Editor , . , Girls' Sports Editor Business Manager ,.,., Assistant Business Manager . . Advertising Manager ...,.. Secretary ,,,.,. Typists . . ANNUAL . Jeanne Garber Shirley Kerchner . Joan Thomas Louise Blankenship Betty jane George Jean McGough Ruth Fink Mary Ann Wilson Mary Boer Elizabeth Jaffurs Barbara Weeks . . Dolores Schaub .. James Wylie , .Wanda Klein , Sam Hamer Louis Houck , .Sam Smith Beverly Null .. joan Fritz Connie Traficante Mary Van Ryn Lois Farthing just in case you were wondering,-no, the Wil- kinsburg Tiger wasnit caged up in 201 after school hours. These blood-curclling noises were only the Annual staffers tearing their hair, grit- ting their teeth, and snarling at each other. But donit get the wrong impressiong the members wouldnit have missed the ordeal for anything! Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Heaz- lett and Miss Gwynne Mothersbaugh, the editors wracked their brains for ideas and wroteg the art staff slaved over layouts and panels, and the business staff handled the finances, each group endeavoring to make this book the best ever. So now the staff presents the results to the students with a deep feeling of pride that it has given the book everything it had. l Bottom Row: C. Chapman, P. Marasco, E. Scott, Row I: D. Coleman, Curry, T. Hale, C. Russell, D, Don- lcin, A. Lucas, R, Kamenslcy, S. Hamer, C. Reabe, H. Beech, L. McMaster, Rapp, C. Amend, R. Weltman. Row II: D. McLaughlin, D. Edmundson, Fritz, M. Miller, B. Jeffries, B. Fisher, Moyer, F. Dexter, H. Ressler. Row III: E. White, B. Flick, H. Zollinger, C1. Pinder, G. Hutton, B. Swisshelm. Row IV: D. Edge, J. Lear, A. Bechtold, T. Caslcey, E. Onufer. Row V: R. Ferrell, E. Walker, K. Patchan, D. Patterson, R. Hayford, T. Buby. Row VI: K. Lewis, Behrenberg, F. Collins, Thomas, W. Coolc, B. Campbell, P. Fahringer, S. Blair, W. Walter, R. Wilson, K. Wolford, D. Morgan, B. Anschuetz, L. Rauterlcus. BAND Sound of the drums! Here they come! And another Friday morning pep meeting swings into action with a burst of cheering from an enthusiastic audience. Cheer follows cheer, and song follows song until we are sure of another W. H. S. victory. Then as the final cheers die out one wonders of the original organization of the band. Begun in 1926 by the employment of Mr. Richard lVlatson to train boys in the use of musical instruments, the band has since come under the director- ship of Mr. Paul Slater in 1928 and Mr. Scott in 1931. Last year new uniforms were pur- President . Student Leader chased through a campaign sponsored by the Activity Board, and today, bedecked in their school colors, the band is one of the respected organizations of the school. Yes, the band and director, Mr. Scott, are an indispensable part of every pep meeting and also every football game, rain or shine. As these boys, resplen- dent in brilliant red and blue, form the un- forgettable 'lW at Graham Field and the beloved strains of For You, High drift up to the bleachers, the heart of every loyal Wilkinsburger beats with pride. . William Walter .. Charles Russell w Bassoon: B. Anschuetz: Violins: S. Kreiling, B Bruce C McCloskey D Barkley R Sh'1w R Wilt YY. Hagenbuch, M. Ehrhart, M. Miller, M. Strom, L. Graves, N. Holliday: Bass Clarinet: R. Wilson: Drums and Tympani: H. Beech, C. Reabe, B. Kneip, C. Kamenskyg Cello: E. Beck: Flute' R Hayford L Alexin der: Saxaphone: K. Patchan, M. Reynolds, T. Buhy, H. Resslerg French Horn:.B. iCampl:el.g,Tromboi1ei C. Russell: Marimbaphone: M. Williams: Bass Viol: D, Phillipsg Clarinet: W. Fisher, P. Fahringer, J. Fritz M. McKinnon, M. Sharrer, J. Harvey, J. Hill: Trumpet: Moyer, R. Ferrell, D. Eclmunclson: Accorclioni M. Droznenlcg Piano: Behrenberg. ORCHESTRA The budding musicians of W. H. S. display their talent in the orchestra. The students are indebted to the members and their director, Mr. Scott, for the stirring marches that lift their spirits as they enter and leave chapel each Christmas season and the orchestra also President Student Leader performs at the school plays, the Spring Fes- tival, and Commencement. And of course everyone looks forward to 'lTl1e Childrenls March, presented for the special benefit of the sophomores. Bob Anschuetz John Moyer fra Bottom Row: N. Ludwig, D. Hepner, V. Imbusch, Potter, N. Shem, G. Sunderland N Mercer D Shingler M Newlands, C. Schmitt, J. DePalma, G. Testa, F. Breithreutz. Row II: H. Shelby, B Frentzos C Carlson D Metz ger, A. Elliott, Menhorn, C. McDonell, M. Hovis, White, Gunning, S. Phester I Szelong M Brockway Row III: A. Hoffman, A. Reed, W. Klein, F. Craddock, N. Brown, E. Brown, V. Lipps T Ritts P Fornof M Craddock. QUOTATION SQUAD Did you ever notice those witty and helpful quotations on the blackboards in all the class rooms? These are the contributions of the girls on the Quotation Squad to inspire the students and help them become conscious of small but im- President .. Vice President .... Secretary .. ., . Treasurer Sponsors . . -32 p0I'tEiI'1f l'l1aItCI'S. Tl'1f0Ugl'l the words of falT1OUS men and women, the students both increase their knowledge and build a successful philosophy of living. Miss Gloria Sunderland . Nancy Shem Nancy Mercer Dorothy Shingler Goff, Miss Brindley xi -' t 4- t ' 1,,'14f'l Jficsvflidii '- lx x USHER , SQUAD Bottom Row: W. Walter, B. Rickel, Yourison. Row II: B. Sundin, S. Hamer, S. Cerni, C. Chapman, J. Wylie. Row III: R. Bennett, D. Henry, L. Houck, T. Allen. Row IV: M. Miller, B. Haley, A. Deeds. Wholehearted thanks is given to the members grams at plays, community sings, and other activi- of Usher Squad who stand at the doors at chapel ties. The boys who make the Usher Squad are time, direct guests to their places at Commence- elected by the Student Council each fall to serve ment and school productions, and distribute pro- throughout the year. Miss Steele is their sponsor. Head Usher . Jim Yourison Assistant . . Bill Walter -33.. Bottom Row: M. Thompson, Potter, B. Law, I. Szelong, F. Stritzinger, G. Sunderland, B. Plack, H. Reese, D. A t ber er Rifdon, S. I.. Hemeter, N. Anderson, P. Fornof. Rossomme. R. O. Barkly. Row II: r Z g w 2- T. Ritts, D. Nicodemus, A. Hickey, F. lVlcRoherts, D. Schaub, M. Mercer, S, Phester. D. Mayer, W. Sample, G. Carter, V. Lipps, M. R. Newlands Row III: Rapp, B. Topping, S. Smith, N. Ferguson, B. Gelhke, R. Sadler, N. Wilcox, K. L. lVlclVIasrers, A. Deeds, J. Wylie, Laird. Lewis, B. ilngram, F. Bruckman, D. Thomas, C. Chapman. Row IV: B. Bargman, C. Refugiato. R. Piper, Poxon, B. lVlorton, l.. l-lnssclman. P. Hart, l-l. Ahney, A CAPPELLA No one who has captured the true spirit of Wilkinslnurg High School will ever forget the thrill that arises when the blended voices of the a cappella choir break through the silence ofthe auditorium at chapel services. Although ter Holy Week services, these daily responses and the caroling through the halls at Christ- mas make the real memories. Necessarily, the group can be open only to a talented few, but everyone appreciates the results lVlr. Bark- these singers will always he honored for their ley has obtained. great pCl'f0l'l113l'lCCS at thi! Pl'OgI'3lUS arid E215- Prt-sident Bob Piper Vice President Sam Smith Secretary Winifred Sample ,.'44. . p, U lu J J DRAMA CLUB lionucci J Coe P Hill M Leigh M YYilson, S. llcmetcr, ll. Zceck, L. Lefloullon. Row II: A. Ilollmzm, li. J. Ryilnpl, ' X ' il 'McNuir. ll. Strxuxgewuy J. llycrly, ll. VVomlwzm1. N. Hood, M. lNlcFarl:uul, ll. llruce. l . Stritzinger, G. bunrlerlzmml, 4 . ll C. li. YVe0ks. J. Menlloril. S. Gray, ll. Metzger. 17. VVutson. ROWIII: M. Rush, C. 1JI'ZlflCIl1l1C. A. Reed. J. Faux. A. Miller, VV. Sample, S. Kerclmcr, R. Linton. S. Harris, L. I':lZll'IkC113l1IIl, M. VYe-stou. N. VVcaton, I.. Rell. IJ. XyVlflll'I'hlD0llll. li. llrockwuy. S. TIIUITIIN D Nicodcmu-a. Row IV: li. Iznncs. B. M:n'ti11, M. Toner., F. l'zLltc-rson C. llonty. l'. Cola-, J. Thomas. J. Poszlvznz, J, xxvlll1CI':4il00l1, ll. Colm-xiqzm, C. An1enrl..J. Kim, IJ. Kepple, C. Stl-plmnos, ll. Burr, J. llurkius. DRAMA CLUB Bottom Row! IM. Ressler, ll. llunzikcr, B. Rush, Ii. Lime, A. Graves. A. 1NlCFL'ZltCl'S, C. Textor, N. Zzmgrilli, Steiner, M. Strom Row II' R Ii! lll'1l'l'l A Qealiuger, M. Koch. J- McCullough. li. Kovalik, R. XX'i'igl1t. M. Klciukm-clit. C. lllolicglxixie, A. lfcmpl Coe, III. lieeii. Iloiiv III: l'. Perkins E. Huiiior. IJ. Gulil. ll. Novosky. C. l ll'lI'llIlI'1. R. Rc-lm. ll. Gauss, V. bmitlx, ,ll Ey'rwii1.B. Allen, L. McDevitt. Row IV: M. Davis, L. Alexander. D. Nicholson, G. Conner, G. Eagye, J. xVCll1CTbj', B. Chew . 1 181115. Bottom Row: BT. Smith, M. Mint:-er, E. Hewston, J. Eichcr, R. Truficame, M. llouscr, R. Henry, ll, Pzxttersoni. P. Hart, 1 - -Q,-:ag tr - f'Zaf6'..Z,,,1g4, 4. fdgeifkzflsb l Bottom Row: M. Reid, D. Guhl, C. Sheckler, B. Regan, A. Askin, D. Strangeway, M. Kleinknecht, L. Roesch, L. LeGoullon. Row II: Logan, R. Williams, N. Wilcox, B. Sadler, B. Alcott, R. Nielander, N. Ferguson, R. Ferrell, B. Sundin, R. Hartmann. Row III: B. Fletcher, B. Bianchi, G. Schuette, R. Redlick, A. Jalfurs, B. Power, A. Power, E. Koschik, G. Hill, C. Amend. DRAMA CLUB For science students there is the Science Club, for art students there is the Art Club, and so for drama students there is-you guessed it-the Drama Club. This group provides specially talent- ed students with an opportunity to exhibit their abilities on the stage, and even for the lesser blessed there are the make-up and casting phases. The student body is indebted to the Drama Club and Miss Parson for several chapel skits, such as Q'Little Nell and one pep meeting program, the Christmas play, Dickens' Christmas Carol, and the all-important one to those who are now leaving W. H. S.-the senior-play. President ............. . ...... Dixie Patterson Vice President ..... . ..... ..... P ax Hart Secretary ........... ................. J can Coe Treasurer... ......... Theresa Bonacci -37- l I HOMEROOM MANAGERS Everyone knows what a homeroom manager is. He's that fellow who comes up while you are furiously cramming for that period English test, pokes a determined finger into your spine, shoves something under your nose, and says, Youre going to buy one, aren't you?,' But seriously though, this group of high-pressure salesmen, supervised by Mr. Golden, have done a great job this year. So if someone sticks his foot in your doorway and say, I got my training as a home- room manager at W. H. S, watch out. President Dorothy Rhodes Vice President Ken Dirling Treasurer Barbara Weeks Secretary James Yolton Huissiers Dick Jones Francis Bell FRENCH CLUB Bottom row: l. Yulttm. li. llirlitlg. ll. -loner. ll XXX-cks. IJ.-Rl10tla's. l'. l m'n0i. ROW III ll. Sprziggxni. bl. llmrlitt, F. Gzlry. M lmigli. R. NYilJiztrns. ll. lnggctt, M. XX cstun. ll. Reese. NX. Qziniple Row III: M. Ggt1'i'i-mi li. Triggs. l'. llill, A. lh-tsclic. j. Mcllougll. S. Kerclxm-r. M. ilicckla-r. Rl xvllitlll. Row IV: l. Lgiezls. K. Mztrtiii. ll. llliinicxir, F. Bell, T. Iflrixxkcr. CHESS CLUB Bottom Row: N. Mcliiniiey. ,I tlzxntlxlc. li. Dick, D. Scllaub, D. Schaub, D. Lenmer. R. Bislmff. K. Bradley. J. Havicon, M XYillizu'ns. l'. llziiley. l'. Yrmrtisli, J. l'uttcr. ll. Metzger. ROW III L. Lucas, N Smith. H. Troizmos. M. Giulxellino. M. Boer, li XVenzt-l. ID. Spfilflgllll. R. Vl'illizims. J. Harvey. li. Nvceke, A. Elliott. M. S. Metcalf. j. Xickcl. Row III, ll. Bakke. B Sadler, H Zollingvr. J. Rupp. I.. Sieff, IJ. lltirficlrl. l.. McClure. j. Babyzik. R. Hartmann. ll Kztufmumi. j. Kickler. G. Hulm. G. Nickel Row IV: li. XY:tlkvr. R. lliglilwergcr. VV. VVilson. li. Miller, B. Furrcr, C. Amend. D. McFcz1ters. N. Rnsclt. ll Lind. G. Heiskell R. Svlirzumn. l . llzljt-k. R. Miller. -I. lletlcliiigtw. .. 38 - First Row: C. Moirer, J. Thomas, C. Schott, P. Dick. Standing: F. Fairbanks, G. Hill, D. Thomas, N. Slater. STAGE CREW All students enjoy school productions, but do they ever stop to think how much work is required to make these possible? Who sets and changes the scenery? Who regulates the microphones, pulls the curtains, and oper- ates the lights? The Stage Crew, of course! Every morning at chapel these boys are on the job, juggling chairs and fixing nukes, Our back stage men, the school thanks you. Stage Nlanager Dave Thomas FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais, open to second-year French students, encourages its messieurs and mesdemoiselles to increase their knowledge of the language by speaking it and to become acquainted with the customs of the people of France through skits and discussions. Long recognized as one of the most active clubs in W. H. S., the French Club is rated for its unusual programs which are directed by Miss Roney, the enthusiastic sponsor. CHESS CLUB W. H. S. seems to be turning to intellec- tual games, for the popularity of Chess Club is increasing by leaps and bounds. This year the members had a tournament ladder with a name on each rung so that each player climbed up or down, as the case might be, by winning or losing a game. Always ready to step in and settle disputes that get out of hand, is their sponsor, Miss Brindley. President . Dick Leamer Vice President John Havicon Secretary Ralph Bishoif Treasurer Keith Bradley President Olga Heck Vice President Charles Younkin Secretary Helen Schumacher Treasurer Dick Hartwick Bottom Row: C. Younlcin, D. Hartwick, O. Hock, H. Schumacher. Row II: L. Dyer, R. Oartel, M. Mitchell, M. Funk. Row III: E. Cronan, M. Emeigh, J. Igo, J. Miklos, F. Patterson. Row IV: G. Stagon, J. Behrenherg, L. Hassel- man, R. Highberger. GERMAN CLUB UVic befinden si sich. No, it isnlt double talk, it's just the greeting you receive at the doors of German Club, where none but the students of that language may enter. Under the sponsorship of Miss Maguire, the meet- ings are conducted entirely in German, and educational programs are presented. Although it is one of the smallest clubs in the school, it holds the interest of its members. Bottom Row: Steiner, Moore, Landenberger, P. Rudisill, P. Funk, M. Wolfe, B. Law, N. Powell, P. Loeffler, M. Leigh, A. Duerlein, E. Jaffurs, D. Guhl, T. Bonacci. Row II: W. Sample, S. Wilson, E. Carney, B. Wood- ward, B. Plack, B. Giles, Byerly, D. Hunter, D. Weyels, P. Low, D. Patterson, P. Wertz, N. O'Leary, B. Purifoy. GIRLS' COUNCIL Be careful of the wash rooms, girls! The very person next to you might be a member of Girls, Council and it is her special duty to see that these rooms are kept clean and neat. This group of girls is composed of representatives elected each September by every hygiene class. Promoting the health of Wilkinsburg High School girls, sending cards to the ill, and filling baskets for the needy at Christmas are the main projects supervised by the dean of girls, Miss Reitz. President . .. , Norma Powell Vice President .. , , Virginia Imbusch Secretary ., , ,.,, Patsy Loeffler 1. I .' sf :fx X X99 Q ,r .fN,A-' V. ir.: Bottom Row: B. Snyder, D. I-Iepner, B. I-Ialey, C. Cassidy, P. Gordon, P. Dick, F. Fero, Posavatz, F. Collins, K. Bowers, E. Rudisill, C. Sefanos. Row II: J. Sallach, L. Tilbroolc, B. Christy, P. Murray, J. Plimpton, B. Lynch, S. Hollander, P. Shields, J, Eicher, B. Rose, L. Wise, L. DiFatta, M. Prytherch. Row III: R. Kepple, P. Cole, J. Olden, C. Amend, L. McClure, G. Huhn, Kiclcler, L. Bennett, A. Clayburn. Row IV: Maxwell, R. Balclce, W. Camp- bell, E. Walker, Jones, G. Eagye, N. Rasch, Rudolph, B. Witherspoon, R. McFeaters, R. Schramm, I-leddingcr. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB This year, for the first time, the photo hugs lighting, and exposure, and discuss the newest pro- of W. H. S. have an organization all their own. cesses of developing film. To the real enthusiasts, At the meetings under the direction of Miss Wil- and attendance shows there are a great many of son, the members pool their knowledge of pho- them, this club can prove both constructive and tography, criticize snaps as to proper composition, entertaining. President , ,, , Perry Dick Vice President . . Paul Gordon Secretary Carrie Cassidy Treasurer Bill Hawley Bottom Row: Stafford, Landenberger, M. Hagenbach, P. Rudisill, P. Wertz, R. Fink, L. Roesch, M. James, M. Leigh, E. Jaffurs, T. Bonacci, N. Wooton, L. Wickland. Row II: L. LeGoullon, D. Krebs, M. Toner, N. Bahler, S. Reichard, N. Ludwig, B, Plack, B. Giles, Byerly, Rumbaugh, D. Metzger, Quigley, C. Reinsmith, B. Weeks. Row III: D. Artzberger, D. Nicoclemus, H. Shelby, B. Bruce, P. Loeffler, N. Powell, B. Law, W. Sample, A. Askin, N. Anderson, A. Jeffrey, I-I. Anyder, S. I-Iemeter, D. Watson. Row IV: S. Thomas, M. Newlands, E. Brown, D. Liggett, Lasher, Fritz, M. Wilson, M. Jaffurs, A. Betsche, R. Oartel, H. Gresh, M. Funk. SENIOR COUNSELORS Remember your first day at W. H. Sf? I-Iow you stood bewildered, looking for the gym? Then your senior counselor walked into your life and lifted your disheartened spirit to a new level. She became a real pal, eager to give advice and answer questions about school activities. These girls are chosen each year by the Girls' Council President .....,. Vice Preident . . Secretary . Treasurer T43-. and the Senior Counselors of the previous year, for once a girl has become a member she remains in the organization until graduation. Besides lend- ing a helping hand to three or four little sisters, each counselor attends the monthly meetings held with the sponsor, Miss Reitz, to discuss problems of interest to all. Lois Roesch Ruth Fink .. Patsy Wertz Marilyn james 5 -iw' Y 3 I P L fr, , . .LVL .-li! P ,WD K i ,sf .M x Ll- S Bottonbfowz D. Braflley, B. I-Iunziker, L. LeGoullon, B. Butts, M. Murrin, J. Coe, M. Luther, P. Vortish, B. Lane, C. Rhodes, A.. Gilson, C. Textor, N.!Zangrilli, A. Duerlein, B. White, Steiner, R. Shaw, A. Fiore, P. Carolus, S. Bingman, T.'Bruce. Row II:lM. Lambug, M. Keep, M. Reid, D. Guhl, D. Novosky C.'Ehrhart, Elliott, S. Hanna, Wilson, J. Grimes, O. McFeaters, B. Cober, D. Peffer, J. Collins, C. Shcgfler, ink tht, N. McKinney, M. 'Iiiieret,.B.fRenner, C. Cassidy J.-Plimpwn. Row III: J. Moye . D iff L. er . Oeatel, N. O'Leary, D. Weyels, WolTe, D. Liggett, Sharrerfvl. Wolf, R. Oartel E zelr2B. L HB. uce, A. Whitmore, F. Gary, F. Collins, S. Cerni, K. Bowers, P. Collins,Il-I. Talisman. Row . Sraclfer, J.y oltqrf, B.,Digby, F. Patterson, R. Bishoif, D. Schwartz, L.'McMaQers, B. Campbell, i. Cargo, R. 'lpe . Cievier, UfJonqf'.iQ ljlarakas, R. Fero, R. Wilson, K. Wolford, S. Coslett, B. Gelbke, wAbney, Pos v . R rk .v vvlx .13 5 0 .4 - -' ' e . 011 ' LATIN CLUB SPANISH CLUB 1 l 11,1 . Under the co-sponsorship of Miss Hamilton and Miss Goff the Latin Club meets twice each year in the auditorium. Since Latin is not a conversa- tional language, the members do not speak the tongue of Caesar and Cicero, but skits, quizzes, and Christmas carols sung in Latin highlight these meetings. During Latin Week, the club makes its annual excursion to Buhl Planetarium where maps, posters, dolls, and miniatures of Roman scenery submitted by local high school students are dis- playecl. Prizes are awarded for the best entries. Consuls ...... ..... . . Larry McMasters, John Moyer Scriba . ....... ..... ......... ........... F r e d Patterson Quaestor . Gordon Conner Praetor... ......... .. ............ Eleanor Wenzel Ardile ........ ....... R obert Digby, Bill Campbell .-.44- The pinata is broken! There is a wild scramble for scattered candy. The gala Christmas party of the Spanish Club is in full swing. This gay Spanish atmosphere prevails at all the meetings where speakers and Latin American movies entertain these second-year Spanish students. Miss Deemer and Miss Maguire direct the activities. President .,.. .... . .... J can Thomas Vice President ..... . Hazel Gresh Secretary .... . .. Beryl Law Treasurer... ...... .. Fred Bruckman SPANISH CLUB ottom Row: I.. I r:mcy. IQ. C1Il'11Cj',IBI. Clark, IIIIIUIHZVIN. 'I'r:nficzmtc. III. fain, ,I. Il:n.mI:Iv, II. Ilick. R. Murrin. Y, Im IIIXNVII. NI. III-:ws-1'. .X. Ilznstmgs, ,I. Rlgrlml. I'. fXmn'tu11. N. I'mvIc1'. I4. Gmmcll. Row II: II. Kerr, II. Il:q.:1-11IrucI1. 'I' Rittw. IC III-vk. IC. Ritmuuich. Ii. Clxwkn-. IJ. Spccht. M. VYOIIL-, Il. Schzlulm. I.. 'I'iIIn'ouk. II. fIImArism1. S. I'fiL-Alor. I. SZl'IUIlI.l'. NI. NIvg:1I1:m I I 1'ivmI. IJ. Iiupplc. II. Iluttmm. C, Muir. Row III: Ii, IIro:uIIrc1'x'y. IJ. Iiclgo. .I. Ifritz. Ii. Smith. III. McSwca-m-y, S. NIcK':4lpin 'A ' ' ' ' I IJ NI. 'IilIIllI'N. X, Iirnwn. N, Imvn-II. I'. 'IOIms, NI. IuIn'I1:u'1. M. Mclxlnxwy. '. mlgv, A. SIITIICQIKIS. l'. XVCIIIIQZIIII. XY. liilmn qw IV: II. II:mkL-y. MKII-illn-r. ll. III-ifkcll. II. Yzllcntinc. II. Xicull. IJ. I':lttu1'sm1. I.. Ilnuck. IJ. Ilrnckwnv Il III-mw Ib Nlcllulsml. X. blzltn-r. li. IIIII. I'. Flmringcr. R. XYIIIIICT, I'. Kuch. T. Ifrzulcrvs. S. Nlcrinxx. 'I I I' SPANISH CLUB Bottom Row: ID. Yun Clvvc, I . Stn-ilzi11gc1'. N. Amlc-rsun. ID. Mayer. I . Iirucknum. II. Pipvr. j, 'l'Iunn:ns. II. I.:nv II. lim-511. I Ihu 'II I'1I1u I ' I ' U ' lc A . ' x .I NI-wlznulx. N. Vkuutiun. RQW II: ,I. McXX1IImn1s. S. RcivI1:u'nI. ,I. Ilxu-r. C. Ilill-cur. I'. IIiII. R. I1'inIc I I'I'IIZ. R. I ml. II. hxlw, IS. lmusw, II. Ihprus, I. Ruth. X. Inpps. G. Cznrivr. Row III: C. N4-Isqm. NY. Klumlvrnmn. II. Sun-lin I' I4uI1 I Smith I Rxpp I' Rul' 'II K' 'l'l Ann VV 9n'I II IJ II R . .1 , h. . - 1 .I 2. msn . I-. 'mx Ls. . . 1111. . . rcxzm-11: OW IV: QI. XYuuI1I1'irIgv. II. Rllssdl. II. XIiIIm'r I Row. I'. I':urh:u1ks. IJ. Rlxnvr. LI. VI yllc. Q, Clmzupmzm, ,I. Crokvr. R. Ncilumlf-r. IJ. I.2ll'l11N'l'I, I.. Ilyvr. ..45.. Front Row: O. L. Dailey, J. Landenberger, L. Stampo, M. Wolfe, R. Evans, H. Loughrey, J. Rossomme, N. McCaf- ferty, M. E. Leigh, A. Fahle, L. Roesch, B. Martin, A. Lauterbach, M. Jack, D. Zeeclc. Row II: M. Smith, E. Miller, M. Shaffer, M. L. Smaltz, D. Cook, P. Rurisill, M. Weston, D. Schaub, M. Clark, H. Delo, B. Wood- ward, N. Weston, D. Nicodemus, B. Tetley, Stewart, C. Dick, M. Miller. Row III: P. Schlotter, D. Fer- guson, L. Tilbrook, Sallach, Gamble, B. Dick, Poxon, R. Williams, D. Spraggon, B. Weeks, M. Wilson, V. Lipps, E. Triggs, P. McKinnon, H. Wingenroth, D. Watson. Row IV: Garber, R. Ferrell, D. Bakke, E. Walker, B. Sadler, G. Huhri, D. McFeaters, E. Hager, Heddinger, R. Schramm, L. McClure, Kickler, P. Burke, T. Capp, L. V. Alexander, P. Loelfler. BOOK CLUB The only literary organization in W. H. S. is best sellers, and well-known authors. It encourages known as the Book Club. Membership is open to students to read more and better books. Mrs. the entire student body and the meetings are held Reinsmith, the librarian, helps the members to periodically in the library to discuss good reading make worthwhile selections. material for high school boys and girls, current President . . . Mary E. Leigh Vice President ..... .... A drienne Fahle Secretary .... .. . Lois Roesch Treasurer .,,, ........, N ancy McCaiferty President Bill Haley Vice President Dick Hepler Secretary Alex Strategos Treasurer Don Gilson Chaplain Dick Henry Bottom Row: R. Henry, C. Chapman, D. Hepler, D. Olson. Row II: B. Cross, S. Blair, R. Daer, R. Digby, Fritz. Row III: B. Owens, R. Cargo, Miklos, E. Loiselle, C. Stefanos, R. Weltman, A. Strategos. Row IV: Yolton, R. Miller, l. Curry, C. Amend, R. Bishoff, B. Haley. HI-Y A bright future in activities is planned for any boy who joins the I-li-Y when it is organized each September. Under the leadership of Mr. Carson, the members strive to raise the principles and standards of young men by taking an active part in school and community affairs. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. This year we have had many interesting things to do, such as the drawing up of the Constitution which we hope will put the club on a sound basis for the years to come, and the planning of various forms of entertainments, some of which ...47 -- were hay rides, chapel programs, and meetings with interesting speakers. Our leaders attend numerous banquets, lec- tures, and instruction at the Y. M. C. A. to learn to conduct our meetings and to make them most interesting. We also have contributed to the res- toration fund for rebuilding the Y. M. C. A. in Europe so that the children there will have some form of entertainment. Since the club expects to have even better pro- grams next year, we are inviting new members to join and attend our meetings. Also we are hoping to have a permanent faculty member as sponsor for next year. .P !,1...,a:,L1f.Z 541, K Z ,D It . Kfiofp 5,4 I 07 - v89Q,1 ',', Bottom Row: H. Jacohy, M. L. Garrison, M. Mitchell, O. Hock, S. Kuhns, I. Salancy, I. Strang, H. Troianos, S. Hemeter, H. Shelby, Landenberger, Stafford. Row II: A. Holton, D. Brown, D. Evans, DePalma, J. White, P. Rath, M. Schweikart, M. Giubellino, M. James, S. Richard, J. Moore, C. Reinsmith, E. Stein. Row III: E. Wilson, R. Deal, P. Dudley, H. Snyder, J. Menhorn, M. L. Metcalf, A. Elliott, M. Prytherch, B. Null, L. Farthing, M. Shaffer, Brown, R. Bertucci, M. Kay. Row IV: N. Fowler, G. Mickle, B. Gilson, B. Weeks, D. J. Spraggon, F. J. Craddock, M. J. Craddock, S. Fowler, B. J. George, R. Harris, E. Triggs, E. Jaffurs, Brodie. JUNIOR-SENIOR Y-TEENS The Junior-Senior Y-Teens started out in the fall with a highly successful party and square dance and under the able sponsorship of Miss Smith, continued with another dance, a Christmas party, a mother-daughter ban- special speakers and programs. Everyone was thrilled with the wonderful new club room, snack bar, and bowling alleys. The main in- terest of the organization is to train girls for future leadership. quet, and many monthlyfgieetings featuring President .............. ....... L ois LeGoullon Vice President ....... ...... . Patsy Loeffler Secretary .......... ..... , Patsy Wertz Treasurer .. ..,. Joan Fritz Bottom Row: P. Schlotter, C. Traficante, B. Frenzos, C. Carlson, D. W'atson, M. Toner, B. Martin, Gamble, B. J Dick, D. Schaub, M. A. Hagenbuch, L. Evans, N. Ludwig, M. E, Leigh, M. A. Wilson, N. Wootton, M. Minteer D. Hepner, E. Brockway, T. Bonacci, Row II: E. JaH:urs, B, Plack, Byerly, B. Woodward, M. McFarlane McNair, F. Stritzinger, D. Mayer, S. Pfiester, C1. Sunderland, D. Specht, Daer, N. Westoii, B. Vogel, M Weston, S. Hollander, P. Shields, S. Marlin, P. Norton. Row III: M. Van Ryn, S. Summers, E. Clarke, S. McCalpin L. Smaltz, S. Thompson, D. Strangeway, E. Beck, E. Wenzel, W. Klein, B. Bruce, N. McKinney, E. Olaradovich Fahle, D. Abraham, E. Callender, V. Hafner, A. Hoffman, Row IV: W, Sample, L. Holdcrman, L. Blankenship Carney, L. Tilbrook, P. Morrison, M. Boer, M. Hauser, N. Brown, A. Hajek, M. Jaffurs, M. Pfrcnzinger . Hood, V. lmbusch, A. Neleigh, T. Ritts, W. Hagenbuch, P. Wallace, L. Lucas. WP? Z ZFTQZWZTQ . H, , H -o2,UQ1?-1-1255-523' OD-1'-1,'2l:., Q So: 5 5 o,,f1Oo E?iP'?5iW ' uf 'T'2?'5-2 G'IU DH . . . W 1 I OUII IT! 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' L' VVickIzuul. BI. lluzcltim-, A. VVuIIe, Il. Rush, H. IIIYOIRIIIOS, A. Izutt, N. Ludwig. Il. Rixnur. D. Kelley, Ii. Mcssillcim. I4.1?Vlxitlu- ' ' ' J' I n J III' rl' . lu-:xdf Row III: M. Rcirl. I , Rcrlmzm. G. Kerr. F. Irlce. J. Harvey, I I-ray. II. Low. INI. imxlwlllmw. L, lvll I-cc . . v. 1 . . ' 4' Iivznxs. IJ, Briggs. I.. Mcfleviti, M. INI:xcIzn'lane. Row IV:IS. Murlm, I. Lzmdefuberger. IJ. Connolly, M. XN11suu, R. VN alluce, B Gilsuu. Ii, liixmclui. A. Hzljck. M. Ilouser, M. Keck. A. XVIISOH, V. Funk, R. Sly, 1. Brown. 1'. Hake. Bottom Row! II. Sny1Icr. NI. I'm1vx', Il. BIZ'Il'II1l. S. Coover. F. :I3l'CIIk1'L'lITZ. IJ. Nicmlcnms. Al. I'ottcx'. IJ. Blvtzgvr. BI. XAIIIIIIHIIS, S liulme. U. IIUL-k. C, Czarlwu. II- Nord. M. I e1'mcro. bl. Stewart. IJ, Zccck. IJ. Hepncr. Row II: Ii. XI'ilmn. vl. XYlxi1v. il. Uylcr Nl, Rush, ll. Ruwlx. IC. Czxllcmlcr, IJ. Alrrulmnl. I Strung. M. Scllweikzxrt, H. Frentzus, H. Rccwc. I'. Ifmmmf. S. llnllznmlcr. I' Shia-III-.Row III: Ii. Zimmc-1'm:u1. l'. lbuslley. G. Nickel, P. Ruth, A. Holton. IJ. Brown. j. lJcI'ulnm. Il- Evzms. S. Mclfnlpin E, Clznrkv. IC. Ifurus. A. XVilsm1. II. Snyder. R, Ilntemzm, A- Hickey. Row IV: A. XVilsun. IC. Ma-glcy. III. VVIH-. M. J. Crznlslrmck IT. I. C1':n,zIIclm'k. IP. Xliluv. J. Ilxlirc. N. Iiruwn. I.. FIIITIIIIIK, S. Fowler. II. ,I1IlU7IlZlS. M. IIYXIIICYCII. Ii. Null. ISI- Yzm Ryu. IJ IuntsMx', . II:n'rIsull. .-50.. Bottom Row: D. Thomas, Morton, B. Hill, B. George, L. Blankenship, McGough, M. Houser, A. Duerlein, A. Sedinger, H. Troianos, M. Miller, N, McCafferty. Row II: D. Bredel, M. Weston, B. Rose, Thomas, R. Deal, P. Hubbard, R. Reba, B. Antisell, E. Brunner, P. Dailey, N. McFeely, S. Hanna. Row III: P. Black, L. Tilbrook, Sallach, Wilt, A. Miller, L. Lingemann, Rochow, E. Stein, Reed, N. Fowler, Chirie- leison. Row IV: K. Kubrick, P. Burke, D. Ellis, B. Wilson, S. Harakas, B. Harvey, Olney, Pihony, P. Wertz, P. Hathaway. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club is one of the large and outstanding organizations of W. H. S. The usual program consists of four meetings each year and a picnic in the spring. Various speak- ers, movies, and other worthwhile entertain- ment constitute a large part of the activities under the sponsorship of Miss Redcay and Mr. Chute. An enjoyable year is anticipated each September by all commercial students. President Sylvia Gray Vice President Catherine Hanson Secretary Peggy Norton Treasurer Lois Roesch ART CLUB Once a month the young Rembrandts and Gainsboroughs of our generation may be found taking a busman's holidayl' in 319 .After doing the required work, for only students enrolled in art classes are eligible to join, they gather in- formally after school to continue their efforts. Such is their devotion to the age-old art of drawing, whether they bend their talents to- ward a vocation in that field or just for a hobby. Through the midst of this artistic confusion of paints, easels, and posing models moves Mr. Yetter, art instructor and sponsor of the group. President Jean Gough Vice President Joan Thomas Secretary Monna Houser Treasurer Lois Blankenship Bottom Row: M. Mitsch, E. J. Rumbaugli, B. Scott, B. Tetley, M. L. Clark, M. Cox, J. Weitzel, M. Jack, C. Tralicante, H. Schumacker. Row II: B. Bingman, S. Bradley, C. DiCecco, D. Krebs, N. Bahler, M. Wilson, Harvey, M. Hammer, ' ' L. H ld . P. Morrison, R. B. Creighton, P. Hubbard, B. Beck. Row III. Thomas, S. Kercbner, H. Reese, o ernnn, Williams R. A. Oartel, S. Henderson, P. Loeffler, N. Hood. Row IV: R. Scanlon, R. Fink, W. Sample, C. lVlc- Closkey, iF. Fairbanks, D. Rixner, Harrison, F. Bruckman, J. Babyak. SCIENCE CLUB Bang! Another explosion from behind the doors times a semester and is entertained by movies, of Science Club! With the senior chemists, junior lectures, and various demonstrations. The attend- physicists, and sophomore biologists-all on the ance is very large, and of course the members road to becoming future Einsteins, Ye Olde always need plenty of refreshment after taxing Burg is lucky to have a roof. Under the sponsor- their scientific minds. ship of Mr. Woodburn, the group meets three President . Jim McGregor Vice President Ed Schendel Secretary Jim Fritz Treasurer jim Yourison -..53n. SCIENCE CLUB II Row I' XY Filwu Ii I'1w I IIIWIIIKQIISIIIP F Kohler NI 'NI C . . 1, . . .. . .. L . ., .. , I . . cfurk, -I. Mahrlmoff. IC. Millrr, II. McI c':1ters. II. I.ynrl1. F Scllemlel. ,I. McGregor, HI. Fritz, LI. Yourison. M. Funk, B. Gooch. N. Fowler. I. Quigfcy. ,I. VI'eitzcl. .-X. I lfiurc. II. Gr:-sl1 I'. Iolms. Row II: l'. ,Iulm-on. II, Sunrliu. IJ. Dorfield, N. Fowlvr, S. Iloffmzm. Ii. Trxggs. C. Rvinnnitlm, IC. Stein. .I. Monro. ,I Rm-Imw. M. IiI1x'l1:u't. AI. Fritz. N. Powell. G. Smlrlcrlzmrl. M. IIUYIN. .I.I'uttQr. Il. Mctzgcx. II Rc-uw. S. Ilcnwtcr I llxulx I II'h k R ' ' .x 3:12 ow III: VI. Ilxwvcuu. If .X4I:xms. II. llzxilcy. R, linker. R. IIIIOCII. li. Mikulicll. G. Stzngml. I'. G11-slx. IC: M':nlkfr.-f Ilulm, I'. fulr. S. CQUYIII. M. I?I'1l7IlL'1lli,' R.. Kcpplci. Iii. Ilinull. .I.iKim. R. II:-mwtt. C. I.cwis. Row IV: DI. Mxlvvr. C. Clmpn: I Illl I.. M1Mx.n1c'1.. IJ. Mllxu. QIJ. I.ms-ry. NK. Sue-In-rt. IP. Swartz, T. Ircntzus. Il. Ilzxrtwick. II, Smllur II I'i wr, 'I' Allen. . Ih-1114111 . , 1 . .I ,Im1vil. K.. lxn-por. .I. Ilvrlnlmgvr. IJ. l.imI. VV. Cook. Il. Abney. C. Alncml. Ii. Rupp. II. Iiriffitlx. S. IIzu':nkzls. .I. Kicklcr, II Klum rurll. SCIENCE CLUB I BottomARovI1: qIi.'Ih-ck. IJ. -Ifm-1'gmlu11.w-NI. Mctcznlf. Ritmzmich. I.. Ifrznwg. I . SII'IlLlIl't'I'. ll. lxI2IYk'I'. A. ICIIIUI1. M. IIrm'kwux is . . I. Iimcln. X. Slllllll. M. Imlgll. M. Vhlscm, M. I-a1'1'xson, O. Hock, M. Mitchell. C. lIyrlc.RoW II: I. Ifostcr, ,I. BICIIIIUYII. .I llzwlmr. R. R4-Im. N. XVI-ximm, XY. llxxgunlxucll. T. Ritts. M. Ncwlzuxcls. IJ. Vim Clcvc II. VI'm-ks. A. Ifnlmlc. I'. Ilill. M. Ilocr, S IIUIIIICINIIII. Y. IIIIIIIISCII. A. Xclcigll. C. Albin. VV. Klein. Row III: C. Knnlcxnky, li. IIIIICIIZIII, I'. l'rv11cr, K. Ilrzullvy. II l.uzum'r. IC. lfzlfm-:m. C. Iluuty, Cl. Ilcifkcll. li. Iluuswurtll. E. VV:-nzel, II. Iirucc. N. Mcliium-y. III. SI'l1Il'l'L'lA, S. l'ficstm'. I. Sze' mug. C. Ilfuvlx, li. I,L'IIIN'l'Il1lj'. Row IV: A. Ulwlvy. R. Higllhcrgcr. N. Flocus. II. Ansclwutz. II. Iivllrcnln-1'g'. ,I. Ross. I'. Ilnrt XY. Iiznzxx. IJ. Wnlxmx. S. IIIllIl'. VI. VVyIic G. IIIIIIIIEZIY. R. Schramm. F. llruckmzm. S. Hamer. II. Rickvl. II. Iugrzmx. ..53.. Titfgf .' ,, N '1 '-fy. .if .f li ,Q .1 . . W 1 Ili' '. 7- ' J Nw - 2' v ' A -.-A ' . N M . N ' , I If V J . l L 2 1 N , 7' X t l ll il up oi hiv' J XX' 1 ww, ,N ' nu -vi-'tj XX ,I , .,,4 'I -Q fi! ,A--,WI !J-Lgg I L.. I . tom Row: Herman, M. Mitsch, B. Wilkins, E. Antisell, N. Brown, A. Duerlein, L Graves C Dick B Hunziker B 'Lane, C. Textor, N. Zangrilli, Morton, C. Leigh, B. Lydic, M. McKinney, C. Sheclcler Ste ner B White M 9 om. Row II: D. Bradley, B. Butts, B. Rush, J. Coe, M. Murrin, P. McPherson, P. King J Grimes C Ehrhart R right, I. Gray, J. Collins, B. Cober, V. Smith, T. Bruce, D. McCann, R. Graham M Koch B Renner Row J III: M, Ressler, B. Allen, R. Shaw, B. Chew, J. Rochow, B. Rose, B. Hill, J. McCullough, N Love M Thieret B Gauss Li E. Hunter, D. Shaw, K. Barchfield, Schmidt, E. Kovalik, H. Kolbas, P. Mann, F. Bahler A Fiore M Kleinlcnecht W Row IV: M. Reynolds, A. Sedinger, L. McDevitt, N. Wilson, C. Williams, B. Lynch, M Foley R Reba P Perkins Uvg, wikis. Thompson, N. Morbi, C. Bennewitz, N. Holliday, J. Griffith, T. Capp, C. Flocas, D Briggs D Zeok R Ferrero . McCully, J. Bostard. 1 .bstyfew-,M ., t A F0 'W ' V . Following in the footsteps of their elder sisters, the Sophomore YN Teens prepare themselves to be better individuals and citizens of whom our city may be proud-and, incidentally, they have a lot of fun, too. Once each month they meet with Miss Woodworth and Miss Dorothy Covil SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS President .. .. .. Alice Sedinger Vice President .. . Nancy Zangrilli Secretary , ...... . Marjorie Koch Treasurer Barbara Purifoy at the Wilkinsburg Y where special programs are presented and refreshments are served Long recognized as one of the most active girls organ izations in the school, they carried on this year with a successful number of parties, a tea, and a banquet for their mothers NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Anderson, Nancy Anschuerz, Robert Artzberger, Doris Behrenberg, john Betsche, Anne Blankenship, Louise Boer, Mary Frances Bradley, Keith Bruce, Barbara Farthing, Lois Fink, Ruth Garber, Jeanne Garrison, Mary Lee George, Betty Jane Gresh, Hazel Heiskell, Glenn Croker, John Emeigh, Merl Gray, Sylvia SENIORS Hellner, Dorothy Hemeter, Saralee Highberger, Ralph Hock, Olga Kerchner, Shirley Krebs, Doris Jean Law, Beryl Leamer, Richard Le Goullon, Lois Lingenfelter, Marion Logan, Joseph Mayer, Dorothy McGregor, James Moyer, John Nicodemus, Diane Null, Beverly JUNIORS Hart, Paxton Jaffurs, Alex Nielander, Ralph Oartel, Ruthann Patterson, Dixie Patterson, Fred Piper, Robert Potter, Jean Sample, Winifred Spraggon, Dona Jane Stritzinger, Florence Thomas, Joan Traficante, Rose Marie Van Ryn, Mary Walter, William Weeks, Barbara Williams, Ruth Woodward, Barbara Yourison, James Reinsmith, Cynthia Tetley, Byrne Wickland, Lorraine Character, leadership, scholastic record, partici- pation in school activities-these are the factors considered by the faculty each year when they elect five per cent of the junior class and fifteen per cent of the senior class to the National Honor Society. The members of this select group serve as ushers at Open House and greet the parents at the annual class teas. Each member is entitled to wear the official emblem of this nation-wide order, that all may see that those who know him best honor him as an outstanding student, leader, and individual. As the war emphasized physical condition, the post-war period is centering its attention on healthful living through participation in competitive sports. Through athletics, the students develop comradeship, teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness. The return of former coaches and the im- proved school athletic facilities strengthened the sports pro- gram and produced a more enthusiastic school spirit. When these students start competing in the world after leaving W. H. S., they will find only a much larger game where the rules of fair play still apply. ., K ' f n -tLf- -' L. ' On Ground: H. Norton, W. Hibbert, R. Leech, C. Kubrick, P. Smith, D. Bailey, C. Shott, E. Stender, B. Bell, H. Potter. Sitting: K. Bailey, J. Haller, S. Smith, J. Wylie, A. Jaffurs, A. Power, H. Smith, B. Goldsmith, J. Rapp, J. Crolcer. Standing, lst: Coach Lohr, Asst. Coach Berkman, T. Stephens, M. McDonough, R. Tielsch, L. Laird, A. Betts, A. Jones, W. Seibert, W. Power, A. Deeds, Asst. Coach Smith, Asst. Coach Browning. Standing 2nd Row: Trainer T. Donaldson, Winkleman, C. Harner, E. Seibert, B. Grimm, C. Scherger, B. Bianchi, R. Neilander, G. Alcott, E. Koschik, B. Nlarcinkowey, D. Wilson Top Row: T. Moore, B. Wither- spoon, B. Daves, E. Lew, Conner, A. Stirling, K. Grieves, A. Smith. FOOTBALL Willcinsburg began a new era of athletics in 1946 with the installation of our excellent lighting system on Graham Field. With Mr. William P. Lohr as head football imentor, the Tigers in their first game under the lights defeated Pitcairn. Because of the power strike, a few games had to be played in the afternoon. Bill Lohr had a fast but very light team which was many times heavily out- weighed. The gallant Hght these boys put up against their larger opposition was in evidence, for their play sparkled with smooth coordina- tion and good deception. Several seniors turned in enviable r ecor ds including Al Pow- ers, Harry Smith, Sam Smith, Ken Bailey, Hadley Thompson, and Jim Wylie. Twenty of our hard-fighting grid boys earned their let- ters. Of these, A1 Powers was unanimously elected captain. To the juniors and sopho- mores who hold our chances for a good team next year we wish the best to you in the greatest of all sports. OUR CHEERLEADERS Cullen, M. Emeigh, Logan, R. Wylie, N. Ferguson ANKLE-DEEP IN MUD FOOTBALL SCORES WHS 13 ,,77,,, 7, Y, Pitcairn 0 WHS 7, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, S wissvale 6 WHS 7 ,,,, ,,,,,, , , Greensburg 12 WHS 19, . . ,,,, ,N. Huntington 0 WHS 6 , ,W Turtle Creek 32 WHS 0 , ,,,,, Mt. Lebanon 19 WHS 13 W ,,,, ,Scott 6 WHS 0 , , ,,., Penn 6 WHS 6 , ,,,, ,,,,, , Latrobe 26 . if X N X J I' Who has the ball . . . give me five minutes more . . . let's go, Bud . . . Saturday matinee under the stars . . . forward march . . . calling Dr. Thunhurst . . . the warm up. Bottom Row: H. Smith, H. Thompson, I-Ialler. Row II: S. Smith, A, Power, K. Baile smith, Wylie, 1. Rapp. 5555 y. Row III: B. Gold Nw Sitting: Powell, Rapp, M. Harner, Winkleman, G. Alcott, D. Liptak, McLaughlin, Ramik. Row II: P. Smith, G. Larry, A. Jaffurs, A. Betts, A. Power, S. Hoover, B. Orosz, R. Tielsh. Row III: S. Berk- man, R. Nobs, D. Ferguson, T. Frentzos, A. Anderson, Klinginsmith, Claybourn, B. Grimm, B. Marcinkowey, G. Smith. Row IV: M. Starr, Brady, D. Stender, D. Wise, Truninger, Hill, Feerst, Urick, N. Flocos. BASKETBALL To put it mildly, the basketball team turned in a hot season. In fact it was the hottest sea- son since 1922 when W. H. S. won the state championship. The team was piloted by Stan ffirankiej Berkman, who was in his third year at Wilkinsburg. His wizzardry, energy, will to win, and superstitious methods employed played no small role in the team's success. The Berkmanites with much spirit set out to do something which hadn't been done in 25 years- Win the Sectionf, This they did. After Section V111 was won, the Berkman- clan entered the W. P. T. A. L. tournament. The team was the surprise package of the tourney as they won their first two encounters, turning back Mt. Lebanon and Greensburg. However, the Waterloo came when the Burg- men went down fighting to a great Duquesne team in the semi-finals. The boys who deserve the credit for putting W. H. S. in the basketball limelight are sen- iors Jim McGregor and Allan Power, juniors Alex Jaffurs, Arthur Betts, and Ralph Tielsch, and sophomores Paul Smith and Stan Hoover. jimmy McGregor was elected honorary cap- tain and it was this crafty little guard who manipulated the teamls play on the floor. Alex Jagurs was the sharpshooter of the gang, and his eagle eye found the mark for 348 points- a record for individual scoring in W. H. S. Power's play 'round the boards proved to be a valuable asset to the team. Another record was made when the boys set the high for team scoring with 1,110 points for the season. With Jaffurs, Tielsch, Smith, and Hoover forming the nucleus for next year,s team we predict greater things for the Red and Blue, and also more gray hairs for our popular mentor. xWHS 'FWHS 'WHS 'FWHS 'AWHS :'cWHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS ,FWHS WHS WWHS IT'S A TOSS-UP Arnold Irwin Arnold lVlcKeesport Mt. Lebanon Monaca Turtle Creek Y Scott Rankin Penn Braddock Homestead Clairton Duquesne WHS 49 WHS 58 WHS 43 WHS 56 WHS 36 , WHS 66 WHS 36 WHS 40 OWHS 52s OWHS 68 OWHS 38 ,, Swissvale Turtle Creek Scott Rankin Penn Braddock Clairton Swissvale Mt. Lebanon Greensburg Duquesne Record: 18 wins, 7 losses 'F Non-league O Playoff Magnetized ball . . . get that point! . . . hey-the ball's over here! . . . fleet foot Alex. S. Hoover, A. Jaffurs, R. Tielsch, A. Power, P. Smith Brady, J. McGregor, A. Betts, C. Harner, D. Liprak - 65 .M .f fi B XT W W qu ,QCQHA SQKETB LflBOY K Wk ' 4 i , X f ' f f, , For versatile codehes, Wil insburg Is 'walaho e the r fg And, l ing ck ov ,this pas year, Wi II who, S135 best. xx- f je! X X if ,M DJ Y WheFprograms included Mr. Smith, to x ,k Q Rf, 'in Did e turn on the heat! Come ea ly to see the V. game- Not st to get a seatlf' VX X X i'v,j , Q ? And all through t e N l, ' pig kin day We sighed a Bill L 's ha'r3 The basketball n eded a core-b rd - ,1 I A d our Lohr hore as th , 2 K . B 7 ' ToRS ,N I -F ,do 'A ff XX, r , fl iff A M iff? fg I gi 0 K ff f X 2 Q X0 QD 3 il would have gues d a r. B. K-' uf X XX Vg? Q!!! ould sport a c oner' Ol '7 H 4 W? .V ffl 4. put him alongside 1 and Frank 1 Y X X And let us make our ic-e. ' jg 53 if 1 55' .8 -V - ' ff +1 So now you have met our famous three- Our Berkman, Smith, and Lohr. With them and our top-flight hardwood men We couldn't ask for more! ,,,,pJ OFF FOR THE SPRING CONTEST TRACK SCORES WHS 87 ,,,, , ,,,,7,,,, , O,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,, C arnegie Tech 35 WHS 64M 7,7,,..7 . ,,,77 ,Connellsville 62M WHS 63M S7,7S,.. .D Shadyside 49M WHS 60M ,7,,A,,, ,,,,, M t. Lebanon 66M WHS 91 ,,,, , ,,,,,,, Brentwood 36 WHS 67M . , , . McKeesport 66 Duquesne 16 Turtle Creek 145 WHS-4th in WPIAL Relays WHS-4th in Washington Invitational WHS-2nd in Independent District Meet State Championship DeTorre won shot put with 51'6 Nielson finished 3rd in half mile TRACK Wilkinsburg sported a fine all-round track team in the year of 1946. Under the guidance of Mr. John Browning it turned in an enviable record- especially for one of its size. Although there were few participants, each one proved to be remark- able in his own event. The team had hopes of win- ning the W. P. I. A. L. championship, but the loss of ace miler George Neforcs with a broken leg turned the breaks against it. Don DeTorre went to the State Championship with Jay Nielson and took first place in the shot put with a heave of 51'6 , while Jay placed third in the 880-yard dash. We are sorry to lose these boys and also Malcolm McLaren, Dick Precious, and Bill Low- ery, all of whom were outstanding in their events. Back with us next year will be such stars as Bill Dailey, Joe Laird, and Al Power. With them rest our hopes for the season of 1947. Conner, L. Bennett, B. Dailey, M. Brown, G. Alcott, B. Morton, F. Bell dn Bianchir K. Lewis, R. Nielancler, A. Power, A. Betts. .-69,.., A. Anderson, Laird, H. Bibe I' ,QNX wa' 'ff- Bottom Row: B. Goldsmith, C. Kubrick, J. Kearns, K. Bailey, B. Bell, B. Valentine, E. Schendel, Mgr. Row II: D. Liptalc, Rapp, A. Jaffurs, C. Hoalc, Koch, B. Harvey, R. Vedder, B. Hamilton, Winklemann. BASEBALL The Tiger ball club, under the cli- rection of Mr. Stanley Berkman, posted a commendable record this year by winning eight games and dropping only four. By fine team play they were able toclefeat Swissvale, Pitcairn, Shadyside, and Turtle Creek. The sen- iors were Julius Koch, Charles Hoak and Bill Hamilton. Those who will be up to bat next year are A1 Jaffurs, Harry Smith, Brady Goldsmith, Bill Valentine, and Bill Harvey. Best of luck to you all. All set . . . time out . . . he's safe . . . what's up, Doc? 7 nlmwsw-nm-. . Bottom Row: Rapp, B. Goldsmith, H. Smith, I-I. Thompson, A. Power, E. Schendel, S. Smith, B. Daley. Row II: B. Power, W. Seibert, A. Betts, B. Bianchi, E. Seibert, B. Grimm. K. Grieve. Row III: B. Alcott, J. Crolcer, A. Anderson, B. Marcinkowey. VARSITY CLUB Although only in its third year of existence, their vice president. Each year this club the Varsity Club is the goal of almost every sponsors the Varsity dance, the annual basket- boy in W. I-I. S. Only those who have earned ball game between football and basketball their letters in the various sports are eligible teams, and many other activities which it is to belong. This year the members elected A1 rapidly taking over. Powers as their president and Alex Jaffurs as -- 72 .. Bottom Row: N. Ludwig, L. Bell, A. Neleigh, R. Deal, B. Gilson, Fritz, L. Blankenship, C, Carlson, T. Bonacci. Row II: B. George, K. Zimmerman, E. Steviclc, A. Wilson, E. Meglaye, Brown, D. Strangeway, M. Leigh, S. Gray, E. Jaffurs. Row III: W. Sample, J. Johnson, N. Baumgarten, B. Burns, P. Hubbard, E. Obraclovich, C. Rhodes, H. Snyder, A. Jeffrey, B. Tetley, G. Sunderland. Row IV: M. Keck, P. Loelfler, D. Liggetr, L. Farthing, Thomas, Sommerfield, N. Powell, A. Hajelc, M. Jafifurs, A. Aslcin, E. Wilson. LEADERS' CLUB The aim of every athletic-minded girl in W. H. S. is to become a member of the Leaders' Club. This prominent group was organized to prepare girls as leaders in their gym classes where they referee games, keep scores, and she must have a perfect gym record and take part in an intramural sport. Then, too, she must have a high scholastic record, and the members of the club elect her if Miss Reitz and Mrs. Sommerfeld approve of her record. Finally check excuses. To achieve this goal a girl must she is permitted to wear the red and blue badge have Z5 points or more. To receive these points that stands for merit and outstanding ability. President Rosalie Deal Vice President . Louise Blankenship Secretary Betty Gilson Treasurer joan Fritz -,. .73 --. E. Obradovich, D. Rhodes, D. Hellner, M. Funk, Friend MAJORETTES This 1946 football season meant the open- ing of a new era in school life as the first majorettes of W. H. S. ushered the band down Graham Field. Wilkinsburg should feel grateful to these five girls not only for the wonderful job they did in those brilliant red and white uniforms but also for successfully crushing the long years of prejudice against majorettes. The students of Wilkinsburg will look back with gratitude for your school spirit and grant pioneering. 1946 LETTERMEN FOOTBALL Allan Power Hadley Thompson Sam Smith John Crolcer Ed Seibert Wes Seibert Bill Power Bill Grim Bernard Marcinlcowey Jack Haller Ken Bailey Francis McDonough Jim Rapp Harry Smith Brady Goldsmith Arthur Betts Paul Smith joe Laird Jim Wylie Bill Valentine Alex Jaffurs BASKETBALL jim McGregor Allan Power Alex Jaffurs Arthur Betts Paul Smith Stan Hoover Ralph Tielsch TRACK Joe Laird Allan Power Jack Conner Ken Lewis Bill Morton Bill Daley George Alcott Al Anderson Bob Bianchi Don DeTorre Dick Precious Jay Neilson Bill Lowry Francis Bell Herbert Biber BASEBALL Harry Smith Brady Goldsmith 1947 Alex Jaffurs Bill Harvey Bill Valentine Jack Kearns Bill Hamilton Julius Koch Charles Hoalc john Wagner MANAGERS Football Ken Grieve Art Smith Basketball Merle Starr Niclc Flocos Baseball Ed Schendel CHEERLEADERS Norval Ferguson Joe Logan Bill Cullen Each year a new throng of bewildered sophies wander through the maze of halls searching frantically for the biol- ogy lab and step to the fourth floor, but soon they find themselves pulled into the swirl of activity that constitutes Wilkinsburg High School. Then, after a year of getting acquainted, they say farewell to the shelf and become the high and mighty juniors, backbone of the school. But at last comes a year when they can look down at the rest of the school and say, We are the seniors. Yes, finally they are seniors, standing on the threshold of the world looking beyond the doors of W. H. S. into the future. I 60607 Allan Power B eryl Law Captain of F x ootball Team Secretary of Student Coum Ro-bert Piper Lois Le Goullon President of A Cappella President of Iunior-Senior Y-Teens By popular vote, the members of the graduating class of 1947 have chosen these nine boys ancl girls as the Senior Leadersu of the year. But in a sense they have been chosen for this signal honor since they first entered Wilkinsburg High School ancl began devoting their time and effort unselfishly to make their class Sam Smith Jeanne Garber 'resident of Student Council Editor of Annual Ed Lafean Anne Betsche President of Senior Class Editor of Hi Ways James McGnegor Captain of Basketball Team the best that ever donned cap and gown and marched across Graham Field. The seniors are truly proud of these nine, and in the years to come when W. H. S. is only a pleasant memory, this class still loolc up to them as our leaders. B. Plack, H. Gresh, E. Lafean, J. Byerly, L. LeGoullon President Vice President ,, Secretary .,,,,,,,,, Treasurer ,, Historian Our high school days started in '44, and like all sophomores we were very timid. We wandered around the halls with wide, eyes and mouths open in astonishment. We really had a difficult time trying to find the right class roomsg of course, the upperclassmen did their hest to get us lost by sending us in the opposite dircetion each time we pleaded for help. Each sophomore was indeed disillusioned to find the elevator,,' which was supposed to make our short jaunts , Ed Lafean Louis LeGoullon , ,.Barbara Plack ,Hazel Gresh , jean Byerly from class to class even shorter, was only another tall tale. Qui' sophomore year was a grand experi- ence with all the memories: sitting on the shelf, watching football gamesg enjoying those unfor- gettable chapels. Ed Lafean, President, Norma Powell, Vice President, Connie Traficante, Sec- retary, Paul Koch, Treasurerg and Rosalie Deal, Historian, were chosen to represent the mighty sophomores. Our classmates elected to Student Council Barbara Giles, Sam Smith, Hazel Gresh, and Charles Douty. Thus, with our many activi- ties, our first year in Dear Old Highv came to a close. We returned to H11 our classrooms once more as the backbone of the school. We gazed upon the bewildered sophies with laughter and untold glee, remembering only too well when we were on the shelf. When the fall elections arrived, we chose for our class officers Charley Douty, Presi- dent, Bob Piper, Vice President, Marion Jaffurs, Secretary, Bob Ingram, Treasurer, and Louise Blankinship, Historian. The popular basketball player, jim McGregor, was elected to the Activi- ty Board. We entered enthusiastically into all of the school activities and sincerely believed we actually were the backbone of W. H. S. Elected to Student Council were Nancy Anderson, Sara- Lee Hemeter, Ralph Highberger, Bob Ingram, Elizabeth jaffurs, Beryl Law, Fred Patterson, and Bob Piper. We congratulated our cheerleaders, Joe Logan, Bill Dutch Cullen, and Norvel Fergy Ferguson for doing such a fine job cheering the team to victory. As the Mighty Juniors of the school we attended basketball games, joined clubs, and participated in intra- mural sports. We thoroughly enjoyed the dances held in the girls' gym at lunch time every Tues- day and Thursday. Our junior year came to a close with all of us anticipating our senior year when we would be the upperclassmen, the soph- isticated seniorsfl This year began with a whirl of events, and everyone conscientiously took part in the inter- ests of W. H. S. We elected Ed Lafean, Presi- dent, Lois LeGoullon, Vice President, Hazel Gresh, Treasurer, Barbara Plack, Secretaryg and jean Byerly, Historian to represent our class. To Activity Board we elected Ken Denne, Keith Bradley, and Louise Blankinship. Every day, every hour, and every experience has left its mark with us: the first day of school when the juniors and seniors greeted each other with a smile and all those bewildered sophies were everywhere we turned, the football games on crisp, fall days and those Friday night games at our newly lighted field, the exciting basketball games with our numerous victories, the students dashing to get to their third floor classes before the late bell rang, the many inspiring chapels with the traditional devotions, and pleasant chats at the lockers with our best friends. All too quickly we find we are nearing the last chapter in our high school days. Although we are soon going to leave W. H. S., we shall always recall its happy memories and the fine friends we have known. After graduation we shall all go our own respective ways to face the future, but we shall never forget this school, our Alma Mater. Jean Byerly Historian Switch 'er, Dave! . . . tea for she . . . Windy Leigh. . -- --alias-iatmw,-s m mmm 1 - r v -S11 1 ADAMS, THOMAS J.- Cl'1ief,'-Academic. Starkville H. S., Miss. Z. Clubs: Science 4. AHLIN, BETTY R.- Betty,,-Commercial. Clubs: Spanish 23 Y-Teens 2, 3. ALBIN, CAROLYN A.- Carriey'-Academic. Amundsen H. S., Ill., Z. Clubs: Science 4. ANDERSON, NANCY E.- Nance,'-Academic. Evanston, H. S., Ill., 2. Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Hi Ways 3, Business Mgr. 4g Student Council 43 Sr. Counselor 4. Clubs: Science 3, 43 Span- ish 4. ANDERSON, NORMA HELEN- Candy,'--Academic. A Cap- pella 3, 43 Sr. Counselor 3. Clubs: Latin 23 Y-Teens Z, 4, V. Pres. 35 Drama 2. ANSCHUETZ, ROBERT HARRY- Bob',--Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Natll Honor Society 3, 43 Hi Ways 3, 4. Clubs: Science 3, 4g Chess 4g Latin 23 Music 4. ARCENEAUX, HARRY A.- Harry -Commercial. ARTZBERGER, DORIS JEAN- Dorie,'-Academic. Honor Roll 43 A Cappella 4g Girls' Council 43 Sr. Counselor 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 23 Y-Teens 2, 4. ASKIN, THEODORE S.- Ted -Technical. AVERBERG, FRED- Fred -Technical. 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COOVER, SHIRLEY M.- Smiley',-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 4. CORRIGAN, HELEN LOUISE-''Helen -Academic. Clubs: Science 25 Art 35 Y-Teens 2, 3. COYNE, THOMAS- Bush''-Commercial. CRADDOCK, MARY JOAN- Joanne -General. Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Commercial Z, 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Photography 4. CRUMMY, PHYLLIS JOANNE+ Phyllisl'-Commercial. Intra- mural Basketball 4. CULLEN, WILLIAM JAMES JR.-- Dutch',-Technical. Cheer- leader 3, 45 Intramural Basketball Z, 3, 4. Clubs: Spanish 45 Chess 3, 45 Science 3. CURRY, RONALD PAUL-Q'Ron -Vocational. Honor Roll 3. DAILEY, WILLIAM V.- Nine Point Eight -Technical, Traclc Z, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Homeroom Mgr. 35 Usher Squad 4. Clubs: Chess 25 Latin 25 Science Z, 3, 45 Varsity 2, 3, 4. DASCALOS, CHARLES V.-'QChuclc -Academic. Honor Roll 2. Clubs: Commercial Z. DAW, DOROTHY L.-HDorothy -Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 3. DEAL, ROSALIE IRENE-l'Rosie',-Academic. Honor Roll 45 A Cappella 45 Annual 2, 35 Historian 2. 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Orchestra 43 Homeroom Mgr. 3. Clubs: Science 43 Spanish 3, 4. DUDLEY, PHYLLIS MAY-l'Phyllis -Commercial. Clubs: Leaders' 43 Commercial 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. DUFF, MAXINE D.-Q'Mac -Academic. DUNSWORTH, WILLIAM K.- Dunsie -Technical. Clubs: Science 3, 43 Latin Z. EHRHART, MARY ANN- Mary Ann -Academic. Honor Roll 23 Orchestra 2, 4. Clubs: Latin 23 Science 3, 43 Spanish 43 Y-Teens 2. EICHER, SARAH JEAN- Jeanne --Academic. Fall Play Z, 3. Clubs: Drama 4g Spanish 43 Photography 4. ESCH, ANNA IRENE-'glrenel'-General. Indiana H. S. 2. EVANS, DOLORES MARION-''Dollyi'-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. FAHLE, ADRIENNE V.- Andy',-Technical. Honor Roll Z3 Homeroom Mgr. 3. Clubs: Science Z, 3, 43 Book 3, V. Pres. 4g Latin 23 Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. FARTHING, LOIS JEAN-- Lois''-Commercial. Annual 4. Clubs: Leaders' 4g Latin 33 Commercial 3, 43 Y-Teens 3, 4. FAUX, JEAN MAE- Fon-Academic. Clubs: Drama Z, 3, 43 Science Z3 Book 43 Latin Z3 Yffeens 2, 3. 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A Cappella 2, 3, 43 Quotation Squad Clubs: French 3, 43 Book 43 Y- Teens 43 Science 33 Commercial 4. FOWLER, SHIRLEY-t:Shirley''-Commercial. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Commercial 2, 3, 43 Quotation Squad 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross Council 3. 6-. FRANEY, LOIS MARY- Lou -Academic. Clubs: Y-Teens Z, 33 French 23 Spanish 4: Science 4. FRITZ, JOAN E.+ jef -Academic. Honor Roll Z, 3, 43 Annual 4g Hi Ways 2, 4, Leaders, Club 3, 43 Sr. Counselor 3, 4: Intramural Basketball Z, 3, 4. Clubs: Spanish 43 Science 4g Y-Teens Z, 3, Treasurer 4. FUNK, MARY ELIZABETH- Bette -Academic. Majorette 43 A Cappella 3, 43 Sr. Counselor 4. Clubs: Drama 23 Latin 23 German 43 Science 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. FUNK, VIVIAN REBECCA-''Vivian -Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 4. GAMBLE, JO ANN-J'Jo -General. Ft. Lauderdale H. S., Florida 3. Hi Ways 4, Clubs: Commercial 23 Science 4g Chess 43 Book 43 Y-Teens Z. GARBER, JEANNE A.- Jeanney'-Technical. Honor Roll Z, 3, 4g Annual 2, 3, Editor 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Latin 2, 33 Science 2, 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross Council Z3 Book 4. GARRISON, MARY LEE- Mary Lee -Academic. Honor Roll Z: Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 23 French 3, 4g Science 43 Commercial 4g Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. GASS, ANDREW B.- Andy -General. GEISELHART, ANNA DOROTHY - Ann - Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 33 Y-Teens 3. GEORGE, BETTY JANE- B. J. -Academic. Honor Roll 3, 43 Annual 3, 4. Clubs: Leaders' 3, 43 Art 2, 3, 4g Spanish Z3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. GILES, BARBARA ANNE- Petey -Academic. Honor Roll Z3 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Mgr. 23 Sr. Counselor 3, 43 Girls, Council 3, 4. Clubs: Drama 23 Spanish 3, 43 Latin Z3 Science 33 Y-Teens 2. GILSON, ELIZABETH LOUISE-'3Bess -Commercial. Clubs: Leaders' 2, 3, Sec'y 43 Commercial Z, 33 Y-Teens 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross Council 3. GIUBELLINO, MINNIE M.- Min',-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 33 Quotation Squad 3. Clubs: Commercial 43 Y-Teens 43 Chess 43 Jr. Red Cross Council 3. GMETRO, MARTHA JANE- Marty -General. Baldwin Township H. S. Z. GOLDSMITH, THOMAS BRADY JR.- Brady,'-Technical. Football Z, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. Clubs: Varsity 4. GOODBURN, WILLIAM GEORGE-''Willy -Technical. Truck 2. Clubs: Science 3, 4. GRESH, HAZEL ELAINE-''Hazell'-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 4g Class Treas. 4: Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4: A Cappella 4. Clubs: Spanish V. Pres. 43 Latin Z3 Science 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. GRIEVE, GENE E.- Squirrel -Technical. Clubs: Science 3. GRIFFITH, DONALD M.-'KDon -Academic. Hi Ways Z, 3, 43 Annual Z, 3. Clubs: Drama Z3 Chess 23 Latin 23 Hi-Y 33 Science 4. GRIFFITHS, SHIRLEY NL!'Shirley -Commercial. Clubs: Y-Teens Z. GRUNDER, JOHN C.-'tjohnu-Academic. Vero Beach H. S. 3. ..37... GUECK, RALPH- Sunny''-Technical. Intramural Basketball 2. Clubs: Science 4. GUNNING, MARTHA JANE-t'Martha''-Commercial. Honor Roll 4: Home Room Manager 3: Quotation Squad 3, 4. Clubs: Y-Teens Z, 3. Commercial 3. HAGENBUCI-I, WILMA CLARA-Q'Billieu-Classical. Orchestra Z, 4. Clubs: Latin Z, 3: Spanish 4: Y-Teens 4. HAGER, EDWARD C.- Shorty,'-General. Home Room Man- ager 3. Clubs: Book 4. HAIRE, JOANNE E.- Jo -Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Commercial 4: Y-Teens 3, 4. HAJEK, AGNES I.- Agnes -Commercial. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: Leaclers' Club 3, 4: Commercial 3, 4: Y-Teens Z, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross Council 3. HALLER JACK J.-- Jacky'-Vocational. Football 3, 4. Clubs: Varsity 4. HAMER, SAMUEL-Q'Sleclgei'--Academic. Honor Roll Z, 3: An- nual Staff Business Manager, 4: Ushers Squad 4. Clubs: Latin Z, 3: Science 3, 4. HARKINS, JAMES ROYD- Harley -Academic. Intramural Basketball Z. Clubs: Chess 2: Drama 4: Latin 3. I-IARNER, VIRGINIA JEANNE-''Ginny'-Academic. Clubs: Latin Z: Y-Teens 2, 3. HARRIS, ROBERTA L.- Bert -Academic. Honor Roll Z, 3: Stage Crew 2, 3. Clubs: Y-Teens 4. HARRIS, SHIRLEY ANNE- Shirley -General. Clubs: Dra- ma 4. HARTIN, RICHARD S.- Richard -Commercial. HARTWICK, RICHARD E.- Emory -Technical. Clubs: Sci- ence 4: German 4: French Z. HARVEY, WILLIAM C.- Williel,-Academic. Baseball Z, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hi'Ways 3, 4: Football Manager 2. Clubs: Varsity 2, 3, 4: French 3: Art 3, 4. HASSELMAN, LEE B.-- Bones -Academic. Baseball 3, 4: A- Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: Latin Z: Science Z, 3: German 3, 4. HASTINGS, ALICE M.- All,-Academic. A Cappella Z. Clubs: Latin Z: Spanish 4. HAVICON, JOHN Wi.- John -Technical. Clubs: Chess 2, 3, 4: Latin 3: Science 4. HAYFORD, RICHARD M.-URichard -Technical. Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2. -HEISKELL, GLENN R.- Glenn -Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2: Spanish 4: Science 4: Chess 4. HELLNER, DOROTHY ANN- Dot -Commercial. Honor Roll Z, 3, 4: Majorette 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 4. HEMETER, SARALEE- Saralee -Academic. Honor Roll 4: Student Council 4, A Cappella 3, 4: Senior Counselor 3, 4: Orchestra 2. Clubs: Drama 4: Science 45 French 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. HENDERSON, SHIRLEY ANN- Shirl -Classical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3. Clubs: Science 3, 4: Latin Z, 3: French 2g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. HENRY, RICHARD J.- Big Dick -Academic. Honor Roll 3. Clubs: Usher Squad 4: Spanish 4. HEPNER, DORIS V.- Dorie -Commercial. A Cappella 23 Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Latin Zg Science Z: Y-Teens Z, 4: junior Red Cross Council 3: Commercial 3, 4: Photography 4. HERRON, CHARLES JOHN- Chuclc -Technical. Clubs: Ger- man 3. HICKEY, AUDREY JANE- Hiclc',-Commercial. Hi-Ways 4: A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: Book 4: Commercial Z, 4g Y-Teens Z, 4. HIGHBERGER, RALPH HOWARD-t'LuluU-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 35 Student Council 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. Clubs: Chess Treasurer 3, 4: German 2, 3, 4: Science 4. HILL, PHYLLIS B.- Sandy -Academic. Clubs: Drama 2, 3 4: French Z, 43 Science 4: Spanish 4: Y-Teens Z, 3. HOCK, OLGA MARIE- Olga -Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 25 Science 4, Commer- cial 4: German President 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. x HOFFMAN, IRMA LOUISE- Irmay'-Academic. Cfubs: Sci- ence Z5 Stage Crew Z, 3. HOLDERMAN, LOIS A.- Lol,-Academic. Clubs: Science 2 33 Commercial 3: Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. l HOLTON, ARLEEN DENISE- Arleen''-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Council 3: Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. HOUCK, LOUIS S. ,III- Bud -Technical. Honor Roll Z: Band Z, 3: Usher Squad 3, 43 Annual 4. Clubs: Spanish 4. HOUSER, MONNA ANN- Moe -Commercial. Clubs: Drama 2, 3, 43 Art 2, Secretary 4: Commercial 2, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. HRABAK, RICHARD E.- Prince -Technical. IGO, JAMES H.- Jimi,-Academic. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Manager 2. Clubs: German 3, 4: Science 3. INGRAM, ROBERT M. uInlcy',-Academic. Student Council Treasurer 3, 4. Clubs: Hi-Y 4: Science 3, 43 Latin 3, Scribe 3: A Cappella Z, 3, 4. JACOBSON, ELSIE E.- Elsie,,-Commercial. JACOBY, HELEN-Q'Helen -General. Clubs: Commercial Zg Y.- Teens Z, 4. JAFFURS, ELIZABETH V.- Lizl'-Commercial. Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4: Girls' Council 2, 3, 43 Senior Counselor 3, 45 Annual 3, 45 Leaders' Club 4. Clubs: Y-Teens Z, 4. JAFFURS, MARIAN C.-ujaflw-Academic. Honor Roll 4: Hi- Ways 4: Senior Counselor 4, Class Secretary 33 Leaders' Club 4. Clubs: Spanish 43 Latin 2: Drama 25 Science 3: Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. -gg.. Vs. JAMES, EDGAR L.- Eddie --Academic. Clubs: Drama 3, 45 Latin Z. JOHNS, PHYLLIS A.- Philly -Academic. A Cappella Z, 35 Intramural Basketball Z. Clubs: French 25 Spanish 45 Science 3, 45 Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3. JOHNSON, JUSTINE MORRIS - Jus - Academic. Leaders' Club 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Science 4. JONES, RUTH LOUISE- Ruthw-Commercial. JORDAN, ROBERT D.- Robert -General. KAY, MARY ELLEN-''Bunnyu-Commercial. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, 35 Commercial 2, 3, 4. Intramural Volley Ball 2. KECK, MURIEL ANNE-'iMurs -Commercial. Honor Roll Z, 45 Leaders' Club 3, 4. Clubs: Commercial 3, 45 Science 25 Y- Teens 3, 4. KENNEDY, DON L.-''Highpocketsv-General. Central Catho- lic High School 2. KERCHNER, SHIRLEY L.-- Kerch'-Classical. Honor Roll Z, 3, 45 Annual 2, 3, Associate Editor 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. Clubs: Drama 2, 3, 45 Latin 2, 35 French 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Science 2, 4. KERR,GERALDINE-- Gerry''-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. KLEIN, WANDA E.- Vanda --Academic. Annual 45 Quota- tion Squad 3, 4. Clubs: Science 3, 45 French 25 Y-Teens 3, 4. KOCH, PAUL W7AYNE- Paul -Academic. Honor Roll 45 Band 2, 35 Orchestra Z, 35 Class Treasurer Z. Clubs: Spanish 45 Latin 2. KORESKO, JOHN F., J R.- Jul-1n',-General. KREBS, DORIS JEAN-- Doris Jean -Academic. Hi-Ways 45 Senior Counselor 3, 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Latin Z, 35 Science 3, 45 Drama 2. KUHNS, SUE NELLIS- Red''-Commercial. Clubs: Y-Teens 3, 45 Commercial Z, 4. LAFEAN, EDWARD L.- Ed -Academic. Class President 2, 45 Homeroom Manager 25 Fall Play 2, 3. Clubs: Science 3, 45 Drama 2, 3. LAFFERTY, FLORENCE M.- Flo'y--Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial Z5 Y-Teens 2. LASICH, VIRGIL 4- Virgil -Vocational. LAUTERBACH, ALICE LOUISE - Shortiel' - Commercial. Honor Roll 45 Homeroom Manager Z. Clubs: Commercial 2, 35 Science 35 Y-Teens 35 Latin 25 Book 45 Junior Red Cross Coun- cil 3. - LAW, BERYL L.- Barrel -Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, Secretary 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Senior Counselor 3, 45 Girls' Council Z, Presi- dent 3, Treasurer 4. Clubs: Spanish Secretary 45 Y-Teens Presi- dent 2, 3, 45 Science 4. LEAMER, RICHARD D.--uDick,'-Technical. Thomas Jefferson High School 2. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Chess Vice President 3, Presi- dent 45 Science 3, 4. -90- LEAR, JACK KIRKBY- Jacki'-Vocational. Band Z, 3, 4, Or- chestra 4. LeGOULLON, LOIS JEAN- Goon -Academic. Honor Roll Z, 3, 4, Class Vice President 4, Homeroom Manager 4, Senior Counselor 3, 4. Clubs: Y-Teens Z, 3, President 4, Latin Z, 3, 43 Drama Z, 3, 4, Science 3, 4. LEIGH, MARY ELLEN- Mel,'-Academic. Hi'Ways Z, 3, Asso- ciate Editor 4, Girls' Council 3, 43 Senior Counselor 4, Leaders' Club 4. Clubs: Book 3, President 4, Science Z, 4, French 3, 4, Drama 2, 4, Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. LINGENFELTER, MARION RUTH- M -Commercial. Honor Roll Z, 3, 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 4. LINTON, RUTH ANNE- Ruth -Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 3, 4, Drama 3, 4, Y-Teens 4. LIPPS, VIRGINIA M.- Ginny --Technical. A Cappella Z, 4, Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Spanish 4, Latin 3, Science 39 Book 4, Junior Red Cross Council 3, Y-Teens Z. LOCKE, DOLORES A.- Dody -Commercial. Honor Roll Z. Clubs: Commercial Z, Y-Teens 2. LOCKE, HARRY A. JR.- Bud -General. Central District Cath- olic High School 2, 3. LOEHR, MILTON H.- Reverend,'-General. Oliver High School 2. LOGAN, JOE A., III- Pepe,'-Technical. Cheerleaders3, 4, Homeroom Manager Z, 3, 4. Clubs: Spanish 4. LONGO, FRANK ALBERT- Bud --General. LOUB, WILLIAM D.- Bill -Academic. Shaler High School Z, 3. Clubs: Spanish 4. LOUGHNER, ROBERT GAIL- Pete --Technical. Intramural Basketball Z, 3, 4. Clubs: French Z, Science 3. LOUGHREY, HELEN LOUISE - Honey - Academic. Girls' Council 2, 3, Clubs: Chess 3, Book 4, Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. LOW, HELEN ALVERDA- Pat -Commercial. Honor Roll 3, Girls' Council Z, 3, 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Commercial Z, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Council 3. LUCAS, LOUISE M.-'tLouey -A c a. cl e m i c. Trafford High School 2. Clubs: French 4, Chess 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. MADERA, JOHN- Dubb -Academic. MARASCO, PATRICK JOSEPH- Pat -Commercial. Central District Catholic High School 2. Tiger 4, Hi Ways 4. MARQUARD, CURTIS R.- Curtin-Academic. Intramural Bas- ketball 2, Football Z, 3. MASON, DAVID H.- Dave -Vocational. MAURER, MARJORIE LOUISE-''Margie -Commercial. Hon- or Roll 2, 3, Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4, Y'Teens Z, 3, 4. , MAYER, DOROTHY JEAN- Dorothy,'-Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g A Capella 3, 4. Clubs: Science 3, 43 Spanish 43 La- tin Z3 Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3g Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. McBRIDE, WILLIAM D.-- Mac -Academic. McCALPIN, SALLY J.- Sally,'-Academic. Intramural Bas- ketball Z. Clubs: Latin Z3 Spanish 43 Commercial 43 Y.-Teens 4. MCCLELLAN, GLENN E.- Glenn'i-Technical. Honor Roll Z. Clubs: Spanish 3. McCREANOR, NORA LOUISE- Nody''-Commercial. Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, 3g Commercial 2, 3g Book 4. MCDIVITT, EVA ROSE- Red -Commercial. Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Commercial 2, 3, 4. McDONELL, CAROL JEAN-uCarol'i-Commercial. Quotation Squad 3, 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 4. MCFEATERS, RICHARD P.- Dick --Academic. Honor Roll 3. Clubs: Science 3, 43 Book 43 Chess 4. MCGOUGH, JEAN M.- Guffy --Academic. Hi-Ways 3, 43 Annual 43 Quotation Squad 2. Clubs: Art 2, 3, President 4g French 4g Latin 23 Science 33 Junior Red Cross Council 3g Book 33 Y-Teens Z. MCGREGOR, JAMES RUSSELL- Jimmieu-Technical. Honor Roll Z, 43 Activity Board 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 43 Bas- ketball Z, 3, 43 Homeroom Manager Z. Clubs3 Junior Red Cross Council Z3 Science 3, President 43 Varsity 3, 4. MCINTYRE, NORMAN DONALD- Norman''-Vocational. MCKINLEY, JAMES H. James -Commercial. MCMASTER, LAWRENCE WILLIAM, JR.- Larry -Classical. Honor Roll 43 Band 2, 3, 43 A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: Latin Z, 3 4, Consul 43 Spanish 2, 3, 43 Science 4. McROBERTS, FLORENCE REBECCA-'QFlo -A c a ci e m i c. A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: Y'Teens 3g Latin 2. MEGAHAN, MARTHA ANN- Marty -Academic. Grier High School 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish 4. MEGLAYE, EVELYN J.- Red -Commercial. Honor Roll 3g Leaders' Club 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 3, 43 Commercial 2, 3, 4. MERCER, MARGARET E.-'QlVlargiei'-Commercial. A Cap- pella 3, 4. Clubs: Drama 2. MIKULICH, EDWARD R.- Ecl,'-Academic. Clubs: Spanish 23 Science 3, 4. MILLER, MEREDITH H.- MerryweatherH-Academic. Band Z, 3, 43 Usher Squad 43 Orchestra 2. Clubs: Science Z. MILLER, ROBERT JOHN- Roberty'-Academic. Clubs: Spanish 4g Chess 43 Latin 2. MILNE, DORIS M.- Doris,,-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 33 Spanish 33 Drama 23 Y-Teens Z. MINNEAR, GEORGE L., JR.-Minnie'l-Technical. Clubs: Sci- ence 4: French Z, 3, 4. Photography 4: Y-Teens 3, 4. MOLT, WALTER W.-l3Walt -General. Lfncoln High School Ohio, Z. Honor Roll 3. 4. MORIE, KENNETH JOHN- Ken -Commercial. MORRIS, ROBERT H.- Bob --Vocational. MORRISON, MARGARET J.- PegH-Academic. Honor Roll 4: Senior Counselor 4. Clubs: Spanish 3, 4: Science Z, 3, 4: Y- Teens Z, 3, 4: Commercial 4: Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3. MORTON, WILLIAM H.- Bill -Commercial. A Cappella 3, 4: Track Z, 3, 4: Football 2. MOYER, JOHN A.-- Ziggy +Classical. Honor Roll 2, 4: Or- chestra 3, Student Leader 4: Band Z, 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Praetor 3, Consul 4: Science 4. MURRIN, RUTH C.- Ruth -General. Clubs: Latin 2: Span- ish 4. NEWLANDS, MARTHA ROSE- Martyn-Academic. Allder dice .High School 2. A Cappella 4: Senior Counselors 3, 4: Quota- tion Squad Z, 4. Clubs: Drama 2, 3: Latin Z, 3: Junior Red Cross Council 3: Spanish 4: Science 3, 4: Y. Teens Z. NICODEMUS, D. DIANE- Nickie''M-Commercial. A Cappelfa 3, 4: Hi-Ways 2, 3, 4: Senior Counselor 3, 4. Clubs: Drama Z, 3, 4: Commercial 4: Book 4: Art 2. NICOLL, DONALD-''Nicki'-Academic. Intramural Basketball 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish 4. MORTON, PEGGY LOU- Boo Boo -Commercial. Clubs: Spanish Z, 3, 4: Commercial 3, Secretary 4: Y-Teens Z, 4. NULL, BEVERLY JEAN-''Bevyu-Commercial. Honor Roll 4: Annual 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 3, 4: Commercial 3, 4. CARTEL RUTHANN-K'Han -Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Counselor 3, 4. Clubs: Y' Teens Z: Latin 2, 3, 4: Science 4: German 4. OBLEY, ALAN L.- Alan -Technical. Clubs: Chess 2: Sci- ence 4. OROSZ, ROBERT- Jittersu-Technical. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football2. Clubs: Spanish 2: Science 3. PATON, ROBERT DOUGLAS-''Robertu-Vocational. PATTERSON, DIXIE LANE- Dixie -Commercial. Honor Roll 4: Girls' Council 4. Clubs: Drama 2, 3, President 4: Y- Teens Z. PATTERSON, FRED M.-Q'Fredy'-Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 4: Hi-Ways Z, 4. Clubs: German 3, 4: Latin Z, 3, 4: Chess 2: Drama Z, 4: Science 2, 3, 4. PEPPERDAY, EDWIN W.- Edwin',-Technical. Clubs: Sci- ence 4. 193- 5 MITCHELL, MARY ISABELLA- Mitch -Academic. Mt. Al- vernia Academy 2. Hi-Ways 4. Clubs: Science 4: German 4: 1 v PFERDEORT, VIRGINIA AMELIA-'QVirginia -Commercial. PFIESTER, SHIRLEY J.- Shirl,'-Academic. Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Latin Z3 Science Z, 43 Spanish 4g Y-Teens 2, 43 Junior Red Cross Council 3. PHILLIPS, NANCY- Nancy -General. Clubs: Y-Te-ens 2, 3 43 Junior Red Cross Council 3g Book 3, Vice President 3. PIHONY, CORNELIA VIRGINIA- Canae''-Commercial. In- tramural Basketball 43 Clubs: Commercial Z, 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Junior Red Cross Council 3g Book 3. PINDER, GRAHAM ALBERT-''Grahami'-Technical. Band 2, 3, 4. PIPER, ROBERT WILLIAM- Pinky''-Academic. A Cappella 3, 4g President 4g Hi-Ways 43 Home Room Manager 2, 3g Clubs: Latin Z, 3, 43 Spanish 43 Science 4. PLACK, BARBARA ANNETTE- Pudge''-Academic. Senior Class Secretary 43 A Cappella 3, 43 Senior Counselor 3, 43 Clubs: Y.-Teens 2, 43 Spanish Z3 Science 3. POTTER, JEAN LEOLA- Jeanne,i--Academic. A Cappella 3, 43 Quotation Squad 43 Clubs: French 23 Science Z, 3, 43 Chess 4: Y-Teens 3, 4g Commercial 4. POWELL, NORMA MAE-i'J. P. -Academic. Honor' Roll 4g Senior Counselor 3, 43 Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, President 4. Clubs: Leaders' 3, 4g Spanish 4g Science 43 Junior Red Cross Council 3. POWER, ALLAN M.- Al -Academic. Football 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 2, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Home Room Manager 3, 4. Clubs: Var- sity 2, 3, 4, President 4. POXON, JOHN- Jack -Academic. A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: French Z3 Science 4g Hi-Y 4. PRICE, FLORENCE M.- Pricey,,-Commercial. Holy Rosary High School Z. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: Commercial 3, 4. PRYTHERCH, MARION LOUISE - Marion - Commercial. Honor Roll 43 Annual 4. Clubs: Commercial 4g Y-Teens 3, 43 Photography 4. QUINTER, CHARLES RICHARD- Chuck -Technical. A. Cappella Z. Clubs: Latin Z3 Science 3. RAPP, JAMES D., JR.- Songbird -General. Football 2, 3, 43 Track Z3 Baseball 3, 43 A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: French 23 Sci- ence 3. RAPP, WILLIAM CHARLES-''VVilly -Academic. Intramural Basketball 4g Intramural Swimming 4. Clubs: Science 4. REABE, CARL E., JR.-- Carl -Academic. Band 3, 4g Orches- tra 4. REDLICH, RANDALL I'I.- Randy -Academic. Homeroom Manager 43 Band 2. Clubs: Latin 23 Science 3, 4g Drama 3. REESE, HARRIET WILMA- Rusty'l4Academic. Peabody High School Z3 Honor Roll Z, 33 A Cappella 3, 43 Hi-Ways 3, 4. Clubs: French 3, 43 Science 3, 4g Y-Teens 3, 4. RESSLER, HARRY H.- Spike',-Academic. Band 2, 3, 43 Or- chestra 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Chess Z, 3. RHODES, DOROTHY JEAN-- Dot -Technical. Honor Roll Z, 3, 4. Majorette 4g Clubs: French 4, President 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross Council 23 Drama 23 Science 3, 4. RICHARD, ROBERT COLFAX-''Beezy -Technical. Track 4. Clubs: Spanish 3. RIGDON, JEAN AUDREY-''Jean -Academic. A Cappella 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, 3: Latin 2, Spanish 4. RITMANICH, EVELYN E.- Evelyn -Academic. Clubs: Latin 2, Spanish 4: Science 45 Y-Teens 3. RITTS, TERRELI. MAE- Terry QAcademic. A Cappella Z, 3, 4: Quotation Squad 3, 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Science 3, 45 Spanish 4: Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. RIXNER, BETTY J.- Betty',-Commercial. Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3. ROBAK, LAWRENCE KENNETH- Sears,'-General. Vander- grift High School 2, 3. ROESCH, LOIS MILDRED-''Logie -Academic. Senior Coun- selor 3, President 4: Home Room Manager 4. Clubs: Book Secre- tary 43 Commercial Treasurer 45 Y-Teens Z, 3: Junior Red Cross Council 3. ROSS, JAMES RUSSEI.. - Jim,'-Technical. Hi-Ways 4. Clubs: Spanish Z, 3, 4: Science 3, 4. ROSSOMME, JEANNE A.- Jeanne --Academic. Honor Roll 4: Organist 4g A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: Book 3, 43 Science 2, 3: Junior Red Cross Council 33 Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. RUMBAUGH, EVA JANE- Janie',-Academic. Senior Coun- selor 4. Clubs: Y-Teens Secretary 2, 3, 4: Latin 2: Commercial 3: Science 4. RUSH, JAMES ROBERT- Jimv-Academic. Central Catholic High School 2, 3. RUSSELL, CHARLES TROY- Chuck,'-Technical. Band Z, 3. Student Leader 45 Orchestra Z, 3, 4. Clubs: Spanish 3, 49 Sci- ence 3. RYDER, BETTY JANE-HB. Jf,-Commercial. Clubs: Drama Z, 3, 4: Commercial 2, 45 Y-Teens Z. . SADLER, ROBERT DONALD- Sam,'-Academic. A Cappella 3, 4: Fall Play 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Home Room Manager 4. Clubs: Latin Z, 3, 4: Drama 2, 3: Science 3, 45 Chess 4. SALLACH, JOAN ARDEN- Jo -Commercial. Home Room Manager 3. Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3. SAMPLE, WINIFRED JOSEPHINE - Winnie - Academic. Honor Roll 2, 4: A Cappella 3, Secretary 4, Girls, Council Z, 3, 4: Home Room Manager 2, Senior Counselor 3, 4: Hi-Ways 4. Clubs: Leaders' Club 3, 4: Drama 2, 45 French Z, 4. SCHANO, DOROTHY JEAN- Dolly,' -Commercial. Honor Roll 2. Clubs: Junior Red Cross Council 3. SCHANO, RUTH CHARLOTTE-''Ruth -Commercial. Honor Roll Z, 4. SCHAUB, DOLORES JEAN-''Doloresi'-Academic. Annual 2, 3, 4: Hi-Ways Z, 3, 4: A Cappella 4. Clubs: Science Z, 3: Y- Teens 2, 39 Spanish 4: Chess 49 Book 4. SCHENDEL, THOMAS EDWARD- EddieU-Academic. A Cap- pella 3, 4, Football Z, 3, Baseball 2, 3. Clubs: French 23 Science Vice President 4. SCHMITT, CLARE LOUISE- Ceo -Commercial. Quotation Squad Z, 3, 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, 3. ..95... SCHRAMM, RAYMOND K.- Ray -Academic. Clubs: Boolc 3, 4, Chess 3, 4. SCHREIBER, BETTY ILONA-''Betty -Academic. Clubs: Y- Teens 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3, Book 3: Science 3. SCHUMACHER, HELEN M.- Helen',-Academic. Honor Roll Z, 4. Clubs: German President 3, Secretary 4, Science 4. SCHWEIKART, MILDRED E.- Mildredl'-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial Z, 3, 4, Chess 4: Y-Teens 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Council 3: Art 2, 4. SCOTT, BETTY MARGARET- Scotty,'?Academic. Honor Roll. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Drama Z3 Science 4. SEILER, EDWARD FRED- Ed -General. Central Catholic 2. Intramural Basketball 4. Clubs: Science Club 4. SEMETHY, WILLIAM R.-q'Billl'-Academic. Edgewood High School 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish 4. SEYBERT, PETER M.-- Peter -General. SHAFFER, CHARLOTTE N.-'Nessie''-Commercial. SHAW, MARYAMBER F.- lVlaryamber -Academic. Honor Roll 2, 3: Hi-Ways 4. Clubs: Science 2: Latin Z, Spanish 3: Y- Teens 2, 3. SCHECKLER, MARY LOU-!lSusie'y-Academic. Honor Roll 3. Clubs: Latin 3, 4: French 2, 3, 4. SHEPHERD, NANETTE-''Sheppen-Academic. Clubs: Latin 3. SHIELDS, JOSEPH JOHN-Q'-Ice -Technical. Kingston High School Z. Clubs: Science 3. SIMPSON, BARBARA A.- Barb -Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 2, 3, 4: Art 2. SLY, REA M.- Rea fCommercial. Clubs: Commercial 4: Y- Teens 4. SMITH, HAROLD C.- Harry -General. Basketball 2, 3: Foot- ball 2, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. Clubs: French 2: Science 3: Varsity 2, 3, 4. SMITH, NANCY LOUISE-''Smittyl'-Academic. Clubs: Y- Teens 3, 45 Chess 3, 45 Latin 23 Drama Z: Science 3. SMITH, SAMUEL- Sam -Technical. Football Z, 3, 4: Track Z: Student Council Z, 3, President 4, Annual 4: A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: Science 3. SMITH, WILLIAM C.- Bill',-Academic. SNYDER, HELEN F.- Butchl'-Commercial. Avalon High School Z3 Senior Counselors 3, 4. Clubs: Leaders' 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Z, 35 Y-Teens 3. SPECHT, DOROTHY JEAN- Speclcy -Academic. Orchestra Z, 3. Clubs: Latin Z, Science Zg Spanish 4: Y-Teens 2, 4. SPRAGGON, DONA JANE-UD. J. -Academic. Wellesley High School, Mt. Lebanon High School 2. Hi-Ways 3, Associate Editor 4: Honor Roll 3: Intramural Basketball 4. Clubs: French 3, 4: Book 4: Y-Teens 4: Chess 4. STAGON, GEORGE WILLIAM- Georgen-Technical. Track Manager 2. Clubs: German 3, 4: Science 3, 4. STAHL, JACK CRAIG- Jack -General. Westinghouse Me- morial High School 2. STARR, MERLE DEAN- Merle -Commercial. Basketball Man- ager Z, 3, 4. STEINHAUSER, EDWARD C.- Ed -'General. Track 4. STEMMERICH, RICHARD F.- Dick -Vocational. STEVICK, ELLEN M.- Stix -Commercial. Intramural Basket- ball 4: Leaders' Club 4. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 4. STEWART, JEAN LOUISE- Jeanl'-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial 4: Y.-Teens 4: Book 4. STRANG, IRENE- Irenel'-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens Z, 3, 4: Chess 2. - STRITZINGER, FLORENCE HELENA- Flow-A c a d e m i c. Honor Roll 3: A Cappella Z, 3, 4: Orchestra 2. Clubs: Y-Teens Z, 3, 4: Lat.n 2: Drama Z, 4: Spanish 4: Science 3, 4. SUMMER, SHIRLEY RUTH- Shirley -Commercial. Intramur- al Basaetball 3, 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 4. SUNDERLAND, GLORIA ANNE- Rusty'l-Academic. A Cap- pella 3, 3: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Leaders' Club 4: Quotation Squad 3, President 4. Clubs: Spanish 2, 3: Drama 2, 3, 4: Science 4: Y-Teens 4. SUNDIN, HERBERT- Herb''-Academic. Football 3, Track 3, 4. SZELONG, ISABELLE LOUISE- Issy,'-Academic. Honor Roll 3, A Cappella 3, 4: Quotation Squad 3, 4. Clubs: Latin Z: Science 3, 4: Spanish 4. THOMAS, BETTY- Betty''-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 4: Y-Teens Z: Drama Z. THOMAS, DAVID, III- Deek,'-Academic. A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew Z, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Council Z. Clubs: French 2. THOMAS, GERALDINE ESTHER- Gerry,'-Commercial. Hi- Ways Z: Intramural Basketball Z: Stage Crew 2, 3. Clubs: Drama Z, 3: Commercial 2, 3, 4. THOMAS, JOAN DOLORES- Tommie -Academic. Honor Roll 3, Hi-Ways 3: Annual 3, 4. Clubs: Leaders' 4: Spanish Presi' dent 4: Science 4: Art 2, 3, 4: Chess 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, THOMAS, ROBERT EASTWOOD- Bob -Vocational. THOMAS, SALLY M.- Sally,'-Academic. Senior Counselor 3, 4: Fall Play Z, 3: Girls' Council 2. Clubs: Latin Z, Science 2, 4: Drama Z, 3, 4: Spanish 4. THOMPSON, HADLEY NEII.- Hadley''-Commercial, Foot. ball Z, 3, 4. Clubs: Drama 4. .-97-. IPA L THOMPSON, ILA MAE- Tommie,3-Commercial. A Cappel- la 4. TILBROOK, LOIS J.- Tillie --Academic. Honor Roll 4. Clubs: French Z9 Spanish 49 Science Z9 Book 49 Art 49 Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. TOPPING, ROBERT CHARLES, JR.- Bob -General. A Cap- pella 3, 49 Band 3. TRAFICANTE, CONCETTA- Connien-Academic. Honor Roll 3, 49 Class Secretary 29 Annual 49 Girls, Council Z, 3, 49 Clubs: Spanish 49 Latin Z9 Drama 2, 3, 49 Science Z, 49 Y-Teens Z, 3, 49 Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3. TRAFICANTE, ROSEMARIE- Chick,'-Commercial. Honor Roll 2, 3, 49 Fall Play 3. Clubs: Drama Z, 3, 4. TRIGGS, ELOISE- Eloise -Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 49 Hi- Ways 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, 3, 49 Science 3, 49 French 49 Latin Z9 Drama 29 Book 4. TROIANOS, GEORGE-''Cweorgew-Academic. Clubs: Art 49 Spanish 4. TROIANOS, HELEN-'iHelenN-Commercial. Quotation Squad Z. Clubs: Art Z9 Commercial 29 Chess Z9 Y-Teens 4. VALENTINE, WILLIAM D.- Bill -Acaclemic. Honor Roll 49 Football Z, 39 Baseball 2, 39 Intramural Basketball Z, 3, 4. Var- sity 2, 3, 49 Spanish 4. VAN CLEVE, DOROTHY MAE-Q'Dotty'l7Academic, Honor Roll 29 Hi-Ways 49 A Cappella Z. Clubs: Latin Z, Y-Teens 29 Science 3, 49 Spanish 4. VAN RYN, MARY R.-'iMaroo -Academic. Honor Roll 3, 49 Annual 4. Clubs: Latin 29 Commercial 3, 49 Y-Teens 4. VOGEL, RUTH EVELYN- Ruthie'l-Commercial. Clubs: Dra- ma Z9 Y-Teens 49 Commercial 4. WALKER, EDWARD LAURIE--'iEd,'-Acaclemic. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 49 Bancl 2, 3, 4. Clubs: French Z9 Science 2, 3, 49 Chess 49 Book 29 Photography 4. WALTER, WILLIAM J.-'tDoe7,fTechnical. Honor 2, 3, 49 Band 3, 49 Usher Squad 3, 49 Intramural Basketball 3. Clubs: Science 49 Latin 3. WATSON, ROBERT R.- Bobby -Academic. WEEKS, BARBARA JANE- Barb,'-Classical. National Honor Society 3, 49 Senior Counselor, Secretary and Treasurer 3, 49 Hi- Ways 2, 39 Annual 49 Clubs: Drama Z, 3, 49 Chess Z, 3, 49 French 4, Treasurer 49 Book 49 Science 49 Latin 2, 39 Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. WEINKAUF, CHARLES EDWARD - Weiner M Academic. Clubs: Spanish 49 Science 3. WEISS, CARL L., JR.+ Carll,-General. WHIPKEY, ETHEL MAE- Eppien-Commercial. Clubs: Book 39 Art Z9 Commercial 2. WHITE, JUNE ROSE- Junev-Commercial. Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Commercial Z, 3, 49 Art 29 Book 39 Y-Teens Z, 3, 4. WHITE, SHIRLEY ANN- Shirleyl'-Academic. Clubs: Science 2, 49 Latin 49 Spanish 29 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, RUTH I.- Rudy,'-Technical. Honor Roll Z. Clubs: Chess 3, 4: Science 3, 4: French 3, 4: Book 4: Y-Teens 2. WILSON, ANN- Annu-Commercial. Clubs: Leaders, 4: Com- mercial 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4. WILSON, DONALD EDWARD- Don,,-Academic. Clubs: Sci- ence 4. WILSON, ELEANOR MAE- Willie -C o m m e r c i a l. Girls' Council 4. Clubs: Leaders' 3, 4: Commercial 3, 4: Spanish 2, 3: Y-Teens 4. WILSON, MARAY ANN-l'Pixie',-Academic. Moravian Semin- ary Z. Honor Roll 4: Annual 4. Clubs: French 3, 4: Science 4: Drama 4: Y-Teens 3, 4. WINGENROTH, HELEN E.- Helen',-Commercial. Honor Roll 3, 4: Clubs: Spanish Z: Book 4. WISE, MARIAN VIRGINIA-'tlVlarian'y-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 4. WITHERSPOON, DORIS JANE- Spoony,'-Gcneral. Clubs: Spanish 2: Science Z, 3: Junior Red Cross Council Z, 3: Drama 2, 4: Y-Teens 2, 4. WOOD, CHARLES H.- Chuck'l-General. WOODWARD, BARBARA ANN- Babsn-Acadzmic. Honor Roll Z, 3, 4: Girls' Council 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Drama Z, 4: Latin 2: Science 3 : Book 4: Y-Teens 2, 3. WYLIE, JAMES R, III- Jim',-Technical. Football 2, 3, 4: Annual 4: Uher Squad 3, 4: Band 2: Orchestra 2: Track 2, 3. Clubs: Varsity 3, 4: Science 3, 4: Spanish 3, 4. YANNIELLO, EDMOND LOUIS-''Eddien-Vocational. West- inghouse High School Z. YOLTON, DANIEL JAMES- Jim':-Academic. Aspinwall High School, Gainsville High School, Etna High School 2. Honor Ro.l 3, 4. Clubs Hi'Y 3, 4: French 3, 4: Latin 4. YOURISON, JAMES EDVVARDRUJimn-Technical. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Usher Squad 3, President 4: A Cappella 3. Clubs: Latin Z: Science 3, Treasurer 4. ZEECK, DORIS LORAIN-''Dorien-Commercial. Hi-Ways 4: Quotation Squad 3. Clubs: Drama 4: Commercial 4: Book 4: Spanish 3: Y-Teens 4. ZOLLINGER, HOWARD ALLISON- Howdy',-Technical. In- tramural Basketball 3: Bancl 3, 4. Clubs: Chess 3, 4: Spanish 2, 3: Junior Red Cross Council 2. ZYOK, BERNICE- Bernie'-Academic. Clubs: Drama 3: Span- ish 3: Science 2. -99 CAMERA-SHY SENIORS AMODEO, AUGUST G.- August -Com- mercial. BRUCKER, DONALD W.-- Don --General. Intramural Basketball 2, 4. FOULKES, ROBERT KENT- Bob,'--Aca- demic. Navy, 13 months. GRAY, BARBARA ANN- Barbara,'-Gem eral. KLINEFELTER, EDWARD FRANCIS- Ecl',-General. Navy ,45, '46. LEECH, KARL RONALD- Karl -General MESSINEO, SALVATORE J.- Tony - Academic. Turtle Creek H. S. 3 RAYBECK, RALPH MCK.- Ralph - Aca demic. Track 3, Cross-Country 3. SIEGEL, LOUIS C.- Lou,'-Technical. Mon ongahela H. S. Z, Riverside Academy 3. SI-IIELDS, JAMES EDWARD- Jim -Aca demic. Norwin H. S. 2, 3. SMITH, ROBERT P. - Bob,' - Academic Navy. 'X 94 94 RETURNED VETERANS A number of former students have returned from the services to finish their high school education Undoubtedly it hasn't been easy to take up where they left off after several years of the strain of war Many have seen action in the Pacific or in Europe and W. H. S., is proud, for they have discovered the value of an education and have returned to achieve their goal. KENNEDY, DONALD L. LEW, ELMER RICKEY, HOWARD KLINEFELTER, EDWARD McKNIGHT, THEODORE SI-IIELDS, JAMES EDWARD MOORHEAD LEECI-I, RONALD K. SMITH, ROBERT DANIEL MESSINEO, SALVATORE J. RAYBECK, RALPH 'K-X94 --lO0- L. Dyer, N. Swanson, Croker, Hamilton, D. Frankenlnurg. OFFICE President ,,,, ,, Vice President ,,,,, Secretary ,,,,,,,,, Treasurer ,, Historian ,,,,, , JUNIOR H With memories of a pleasant summer and visions of things to come, the juniors returned to W. H. S. last fall enthusiastic, confident, and determined. We were prepared to play our part well in the first post-War year of school life. 0 - 102 RS . .,,, John Croker ,,,,, Lloyd Dyer . . ,,,,, Nancy Swanson Dick Frankenburg ,, Joyce Hamilton ISTORY Class elections were the first events of ma- jor importance. Competition ran lceen, with all offices hotly contested. Election returns found John Croker, Presidentg Lloyd Dyer, Vice Presidentg Dick Frankenburg, Treasurerg Nancy Swanson, Secretary, and Joyce Hamil- ton, Historian. Juniors were depending on these students to represent the class. Shortly afterwards, the newly-elected officers played hosts at our next significant social func- tion, the Class Tea. Mothers, teachers, and pupils met informally to greet one another, chat, and discuss problems arising from all phases of school life. All agreed the tea was a success and a credit to the class. Football beckoned and juniors met the chal- lenge. Sparlced by juniors both in the playing field and in the stands, our team's record was lost most of our regulars of the previous year by graduation. Mention should also be made of Pax Hart, our contribution to drama, who turned in a really good performance in Spring Green, the first play of the year. Several of the other roles in this production were also filled by juniors. The play was a real success. In all fields of school endeavor: scholastic, athletic, or social, juniors have proved their worth. We are justly proud of our record and look forward with confidence to our senior year. Joyce Hamilton one to be proud of in view of the fact we had Historian 94 94 HK Hard at work . . . three little maids from school . . . exit . . . only one book? . . . industry . . . Hi! . . . free until tomorrow! . . . let's see, now. 1 .nHf it is-' ze.fMs1wu ,n ,il Y . f 4- vf. ,. gr L 109 - 207 JUNIORS Bottom Row: NI, Smith. XI. IIICIQK'1IIIU1I. IC. Slvin. II. 'I'c1I1-y. IJ. xy!lISUll. II. III:11'tI11. NI. Cain. Y. IIIIIIIIINCII. XI, II1'nw11. NI VViIIi:lms. I.. Ilfxckmzul. I'. I'I:1cIi. NI, Mcxzur. I'. ScI1Iottvr. C. XY21gnc1'. I . II1'c51kl'1-1112, Row II: CT Ilrnuxln, ll. Iilltwn, VV NTL-1'11cr. II. II11tcI1insu11. S. Slum. N. Smultv. N. IIomI. ID. ljggvtt. N. Imflwig. N. I!:111I1x1g:u'14-11. III. Ilnvis. Ii. I'ngI:u1Ir. ID .XI11'z1I1:u11. .X. Vlcffrvy. A. .Xxkmh ,I. I'ox1m, IJ. Xlcizgvr- ROW III! K. IIIIIYIIII, II. Long. -I, Storcr. I'. IJo1IuL'. II. VV:nIkL'1'. J Kim Lf. I.n-wir, R, RUIIIVIIIIII. If. II:1j1-k. S. Blrcnnu. R 3IiIIL-r. Il. II:1I4I0m:m, II. C:u't01'. II. Iirvrrnzm. Il. Rin-kul. S. Ku-iliug Row IV: Ii. Owvvls. II, Iiulmrrlt R. NlIIIIIlf112IIil'l'. I.. IJ111111. II. H1-11gst1-uxlxcrg, I', I'11lIlI'I1lgl'l'. R. .Iom-N, IJ, S'.'IlVI'IlI'IZ, II. Ilunlcr X Ilffm IJ Ii 1111111 IJ UI K c,I1l.PI'l'I II Il Cfl C YI tt I' Cl I C' 111 'I' 11 :1 -Nay. . sun. '. ' 1 :1 . . vcnmu, .cm . 2. 'U112lII. .. .1 , II1-unc . 218 - 103 JUNIORS Bottom Row: NI. IIICIIIIYIK, IJ. 'I'I1o1n:15. 12. IICYCIIZU I.. VI'ickI:1mI, IXI. Jzxnuw. R. Iivzuus. M. VI'o'fs-. A, NCI:-igh. IC Rav Ilcwstrm II. I 1'1'111zus. N. INIuIii1n1cv. III. I.. IIZLZQIIIW.-. II. III'l'lS1Ii'!1. C:III!'IL'IL'ISO'll. IJ. I'efIe1'. Ilzu-fling ROW III ,I. I rilZ.VR Iixnkcr. I IQ:n'y, S. Slwm. R NI. Ilmy Row IV Is-'ltlu-11. I'. VVQVIZ. N. Swrmxon. NI. fox hl, NI0I11'I1off, XI. Ilugzm. N. 'I'I1om:1'. Lou N1-1cz1If. H. Crcigllton. N A. lb.1scI1. IC. XVcnzeI, I.. I.i11g'cmzm11. Il. R1-1-11, Row III: J. IIz1InIey. T. Ruby. H. Czlrtcr ,I. Muxwvll. Il. Iiflis. Gm'n1:n1 II II11111 R VV I ' H X IIICILNL I Ru R II - -Q. . iIIm-1'. I. Liptnk. Ii. Muck I. Lang. . ': -. C. fIisiII. I4 Ycsclcy. N. VVIIQUX. . zxuscr gmt. A. Ilec-:Im Al. YVIIIIQICIIIZIYI. R. IJ1-Izmcy. I4. QcI1s,'VV. Seibcri. IC. Rzmcl. ,I. Ilzwh. II. Ruth, I . I :1i1'Imzmks. ,I I'm:1vz1tz, IC I'Iu11 H XI: IJ Imu R I Ihlu R II 3 I' I I 5 . A IICY. . '1 0 'U . . IC ' 'v . ' CHI' ', . Xily. -104- so . lv an I .1....nI I 116 - 205 JUNIORS ottom Row: I'. I u1.k. .X. Nlllh-r. II, S115'1Ic1'. Il. I'Ix,iIIipa. NI. I,umIg1'c'n. N. lim-:u'm. II II4mcI1. X. I mvI4-V. hl. I,:1mImzIu-1'gv1. I, 'Nlzwlln-gm'. NI. XVI-ftmx. j, I7:u'1'. S Ra-icllzml. II. IIIIIIIIIIZIII. j. Ilzxmiltun .l. IIE-itxvl. Row II: If, NIcNI1m1 II, l':uln-1. I . .I IIIIII nk Il IYUII I Ilnin Lx II XVI III II IIINL ID 911 ' I 1. Iv . .- 'I -X. 1 vm. . . lar. . :, S. . . Tnlgcxxzzp. Ix. IxuI11'ick. I5 IIL'iII1m'n. I. IIl':'I1:m1 S. Ii'u:Iv'. I' lII'mxn. I'. Malik-r. il. Qu-:I-QI. K. Xiclimv-S. McN:l'111z1r:n. Row III: il. lim-par kl. Iiicklvr. II. Iirzu-uw. III. .X1'Iv11-wlxx. II. XY.-I-II, If znwmll. .X, I.l1c:u. XX. Cnllrvun. R. VIIILI5' II. LADIWIIIIIZIII. R. I'Iyc'. IQ. SXXIIIAIICIQ kl. IIIINII II. .XfI2Il'lIi. Ii. IIm'v'mwI:s, VI. IIJIIQL-r. .I U'k'm1lu'r. C. IIm'In-5. II. Quilltur. Row IV: I'. .I0I1ns1m. AI. VVItI1u1'-pumm. VI. Xlzumx. R Mnwu-I. XI. Ilruxky 'I'. I x'vl1IluN. lf Mc llmkvy. II II:1iIn-y. A. .Xmln-lsull. Y. Rmvff. II. IIizmcI1i. II. lIil11x'. IC. Suilwrl. ,I. I'cln-ls II. XICIIIIIIIIX. If Iivr IUI. U. NIn'l'!a-llxlul 107 - 319 JUNIORS Bottom ROW! IJ. funk. Ii. Milh-r. Nl Ilossllzwk. 'If IIm1:1cCi. III. II:IgL'11I1m'I1. XI. 'I'm1c1'. II. Symlvr. X. IY:l'1x'1's. IJ. Slvvirk I' IIIMIIHII. S. 'I'Iml1111xrnl. WI. I ustc1'. II. Im-Izl. IC. C:xIIL'llrIL'1' N. Yvfmttun. C. RIIWIL-H, X. IXIrI'z1fIvrIy. Rom II: AI, I,:IsIu'r, Ii. AI-nlnw WI. III-sl. III IICCAIIIIL-r. I. Szllnncy. M. XI:xcf:u'I:uw. I'. IIuI1Im:mI. R, NY:wI':u'c. I.. Mull. A. Smilh. .X. Iizu-N. .X. ICIIIUII. I. III-11 I1m'1l. N. IIruwn. XI I'1px-r. ROW III: A. IIUIIOVII. VV, f:uupIu-Il. II. Szulmlcr. IJ. I9r':11vkvl1Iu'x'g. R. IIisI1nIf. II. Iinlm. .I. IYy'Iim'. S Ivrni, Ii. II'mncr. II. Yrmullkin, IQ. IIILIFINIII. Ii.1Irivv1',,I. INIzIxw0II. Ii. I,u:1'Ix. II. 'I'I1mu'nI1l1l'g. 'I' I'iI1ul1y. bl. Iiozlrns. Row IV: N Rzxwlx. I'. Rugn-rs. F. Ill-wt:-I. II. fIIcC:IuIIy. IC. I.L-Ixmzm. j. Ilcclclingrr. li. I.1llIj.f. II. I'wwc1'. II. Km-Ilvy, ml. flmks-1'. I'. II:u'l. IJ Iiml. IJ, IYilNm1. II Sllyflcr, C. Rifugizxtu. C. Scrstcl. ' 1 s. 1 I' -105 - 314 - 317 JUNIORS ottom Rowt IC. Ulmulnvicli. N. Xlzxriiii. NY. I.ymon. J. RL-csc. ll. llclus. I.. Stzunpn. ll.J:ick. N. XYLNII4111. II. Xicugvl. Ii. Vyillcrig, N. XIc1'cm'. C. R5-insmitll. J Klourc, S. Iii':xg1111iL-Y, I.. IIzu'vL'y. Il. Sllinglcr. Row II: Il. llllllf. A. IYUIIL- C, Mill:-r. XI. SI11n'rc'i', I. CIZISCV, IE. lirmkcr. C. llylu. l'. I.r:m-tflcr. J. IIZIYVPX. S, llollzmrlvr. III, lI2llTl!TlP1': A, XYQ11nul'n. J. iVx'ilt. M. l'l1'S'llZIIljIl'1'. J. nigh-y.' I'. Ruth. J. lNlcXYiIli:uns. J. VYL-Iulv. Row III: J. l':u'kc1', C. llovis li. Sunclin. I'.4l.rcsl1. ll. Lquwzxy,'l..YiLl1cstmlt. L luster. ID. Shirvv. . 'I'lmnms. I Illlflllllll. lIfC:n'1cr. I . Rn-ll. R. liznrr. IJ. AXl'1'llhIl'0HjI. R. f.mI1:m1, I', lilunck. X. L1l.l!lt'l'0ll. Row IV - ,. , . . J . Z J. VI'cx'11cr, I . Collinf. R. Iicixm-ti I'. l'rcltc1'. XY. Cook VY. Grclmofky. J. lIz11'1'i:m1. IJ Rixnvr. I. Allen. XX. Jcllrws. ll. itll Nlillikcn. C. Amcml, R. lirvxu. A. XN'i.wi1. R. Ticlscli. VV. Muwcry, Il. lll11IlIlll. J. Sm . 302 - 312 - 400 Bottom Row: III. Long. M. Suymlcr. C. CZIYISOII. A. lloffnmml. A. Reid. S Gray. S. Marlin. N. llnlilor. I.. Swncuk. II. 0'l.c'zu'y. I S on M Mintecr III li-xi'1 II S111-'luv S' ff -1 Yun R Ficlilw li I Ruali Row II: S llnvcs. I.. Popovicli. S. llr II in ll IJ Ili t I X I I IJ NI1 he R Ru 1 k Xl S11 ,win . . . .s... ., ,,,J.,t.1fuI ll. .. I. . ... ,. Y. , zully. C. z so , . in er. I. fic lv. . . ur -, . -'n'c , . . ,' 'wzu'1. K. Zimmermzm. NI. Cook. Il. Rusk. I, livzms. ' - ' ' 1 ' - ' 4 I' f'u1'rlmx 'X S 'tl R Fl lui R I llruwn M lrzunei. lf. Rcnm.uI. R. Il.1teln.n1, I. I'..l51m1. Row III. R. l.stt. R.l.1b,m1, . 1 . . . . ml 1, . 1-01 V I' ' I R :1mpQrt.ll.. llycr, Il. Ai'i11sti'cmg. R. lirlnmnrlson. Il, llcrimcff, J. Fvrrin-ro. R. Russell, T. llickcrhoff, R Kc-pple, . Luv, . air, C. Kubrick. Row IV: l'. Dick. R. Cross. IV. VVilson. IJ. Koster. T. IIIISIIICZLT. lIZl1'gl'l'El31'l. R IYICIZIINICY. R. Ilcplvr. C. XlIn'vv:l1t. M. limcigll. R. Sczmlfm. Il. lluriles. ll. Mcliee. I.. Uallznlm. H. Smith. ll. Ixmg. R. IN cltmzm. ll. Mullin-rsmi, -w106- ,fmt I 7 Lo Qi? Sa mafz pm ff!-flkn po 4 my MMV, Kneeling: D. Novosky, N. O'Leary. Standing: J. Steiner, M. Harner, E. Antisell VY fly , Gi 1 esident ........ . ice President ...,.. of X 'gf , fm Secretary ........ fm . j of Treasurer , R Q F Historian .... Ring-g-gl There went the late hell in high school on the morning of September 6, 1946 which meant that the new sophies were in their respective home rooms acting as grown-up peo- ple should. The school semed strange, and here and there the sophomores peeped behind doors looking for their next classroom. Many OFFICE - 108 R S Chip Harrier Jean Steiner Nancy 0'Leary . ,.,,, .. E. Antisell W, ...,. Doris Novosky sophies came straggling in after the bell, much to their embarrassment. But after a short time we became accustomed to high school and set- tled down to slave over our geometry, Latin, and history. Soon we elected officers of our class: Presi- dent-Q'Chip,' Harnerg Vice President-Jean Steiner, Secretary-Nancy O'Learyg Treasurer -Betty Antisell, Historian-Doris Novosky. Our representatives to Student Council were Marilyn Reil, Christine Sheckler, Ralph Car- go, and Gordon Conner. Our greatest pride and joy were our chapel programs, which played a prominent part in our school day. The Hi-Ways, our school paper, gave us the latest in the school gossip and gab. Club activities played a big part in our social life. The girls joined the Y-Teens and the boys the Hi-Y. Spring Green, the school play, boasted seven sophomores in the cast of fourteen: Vir- ginia Smith, Connie Textor, Doris Novosky, Gordon Conner, Donald Nicholson, Jim Bax- ter, and David Odiorne. Also we established a precedent by being the first sophomore class to win the trophy for selling tickets to a school At all the school activities the sophomores showed their school spirit. We cheered our football, basketball, track, and baseball teams on to victory. Our basketball team did wonders, streaking on toward the championship of Sec- tion 8, for the first time in 25 years, with Paul Smith, and Stan Hoover representing the soph- omore class regularly. Our girls, intramural basketball team made a good showing against junior-senior cham- pions. Here it is May and we are no longer the sny, backward people of the beginning of 1946. We are anticipating next year when we will again return to high school as juniors, look at the new sophomores, and relive those first days in high school, which are written on the pages of our memory book forever. Doris Novosky play. 'A l Historian A , I 5 L , . I 1 1 ' I J 1 'K ix 64 F I I x Sitting one out . . . was that our cue? . . . should I bisect that angle . . . v does come after w, doesn't it? . . . let's see, did we have a history assignment? . . . more interesting than lunch?? nit xmlli X.-v1musns1w - i . .. s., I' Q U. 'u J AJ J x F Y f L. 1 14.5 X wav' ' I . ' '-fs ' Ag xii? 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IJ:1vi-. il. Nlclilliu-. II. Amlf,-xxmm. II. IiII1lI.fL'1ISl'l1III1. R. june-5. IJ. Yeager. fl. IJcC:11'iu. I'. I rc'mz111, VV. Ilivkmzm, IJ. NWN-. Ii.jz11-kfmm. 118 - 318 SOPHOMORE Bottom Row: I'. Yuflmx R. liuwlrin-I1, I'. I'a-rkine. Bl. I.11vc. IJ. AILILIIIIIY. S. IICIIHIIIIJKJIIIIIITI. A. Iilwu IJ. NIzun1i11g. A. Svttiucv. NI. IJ:1vim. nl. Iioxtzml. A. Izzntt. BI. S1111111. I.. Iicrcizl. INI. I 1-1'1'1-m. Row II: INI. AIl11'1'L'11. C. BIQKL-1'kni1', II. Rcgam. 'I'. IIl'l1115l'I, II. Amiacll. NI Ifulcy. I'. Shin-IIIS. IJ. Ilulmlcn. IXI. AIt'IX1J01', M. Iluvia. J. AIs1n1. R. xAIIlg'I1l'1', BI. K1-cp. XXI. Rcymmlrlw. Ii. Strunk. AI. Clark. Row III: IJ. NIL-I.:111gI1Ii11. IJ. Alrwgzxll. I COIIINS. R. I.:-ggiu, C. AICIQCIIYY. R. lJigI1y. C. Smith. II. ScI1uI1Il1-if.. R. If:1IIu11. R. NcIIcnry. XV. IIiI1I11-rt. IC III'U2lIIIJL'I'I'j. II. 'I'z1Iiwn1zm. IC. Rzlmik. Row IY: R. IJzu-1. R. Mnhf. IC. I.1mIN1-II1-. II. fJ1'wig. -I. XYmmI1I1'i4Ig1'. XY. If:11npImcII, .I. RIIIIIJIIJII. If Rupzlr. J. Fisher, R. VYIISUII. D IIIIIIEYSIJII K. XVoIfr11'zI R. SIIIIACI1, S. IIm1vcl', K. M111- nczux II. Grim. BI. Ilzxruer. fjfl' . W VW I Q3 'iv: Iqw- - Q' . f.. Vi B .- . . N buf .9 . 57 Vt' A- arg' b E-R 1- -..Q N K X1 xx' ' .I 5 Y 1 I1 . , -I P! I Mk 1 . v ,-. 5 , . ' ff .217 . no SOPHOMORE Ei... I 1 . . J-6.0. Bottom Row: C. ICI11'I1111'1, X. 0'I.u:11'y. Il. I'111'1t11y. AI, lm-. II. Il:1kc1'. Ii. Yick. IZ. I.j'lI!L'. N. XI111'I1i. R. XY1'ig'I1l. Ii FIIIIIII. I . R1'1I111:111. A. Kc111p. N. XI1'I 1-1-I5. X. XYiIso11. Row II: I C11II111w. Ii. R11wI1. T. Iilwklmllx. II. XYI1it1-I11-ml. I' S14-1111v11. IC. lluuu. I.. III-I11t1:I. IJ. SIiIIr1'. I'. SI111'1':1y. kl. II:11'1'I111, N. I1'vI111'. If. IY:Ig:11L'1'. II. l21I1su11..I. I.c:1uI1. Y. Nnrtoll ROW III: R. I':xw:111I. ID. Iiclgv, K. Iimxxxw-1x1-x, Q. H1-v--1'11lg1-. ID. SI4'Il1l'llL'l'IL'Ii. A. I.l'Il'lIlIi. NY. II:1j:1k AI. I.31111. j, Melia-I-. R. R111-1111-yn-1'. II. St11:11'l. IJ. XYr1'11t- 111111'c. Ii. f,lIllIIwt'l'. Ii. CI11-sir-1', 'I'. II:1Ic, ID. II11-k111:111. Row IV: xl. II1':11ly. IC. I iIi:1. R, Y:1.v11. N Sfzntcr. XI. XIcSu1'c11cy, -I. - XY1-II11-1'I1y. Ii. Ii11:cI1ik, 'I'. S1v11I11'11x. S. II:11':1k:1s. R. Ifcru. R. Clnixly. XV. Kerr. .I. IIi'Il1't'llIll'I'H. .I. I 111'11iM. I.. RIIIIIRTIQIINQ 5 203 - 303 SOPHOMORE I Bottom Row: VI. I'1-1111. NI, XY:1I1n-1's. IJ, VI'v1zn-I, I.. IA'IlI'll1lIl. I'. I.L'l'CIl. ID. IIIIIII. I.. fNIcIl1-witt. II. Iiullx. .I RIVKIIIIIUIULII. I'. l':11'11I11s. I. 1211111-N. Il. Slmw, nl. YL-:1g'1-1'. I', O:11'lvI. BI. Guy. II, XYiIkf11a. R. 'l'41li1141. Row II: IJ. Briggs, ,ll Ilyvr, IC. Sc:1I111g, l', Iilxrkn-. I1 RL'1111r1'. XI. R '11 7 ' ' ' 1 ' '- ' ' ' ' ' I .W . I1 A. X. IIuI11I.1y. R.l11':1I1:Im. I'. II:1I1Ic'1'. I'.. Icw1111'1', I.. I 01'1'L'1'n1 I XII11111' R1111' . . m':11'. .,. 1 . . :Iwu-3, w IV: II. I1-11-xx. BI. fXI:11Ic1'11. R. SCIIIIIII. ,I. Spisnk. R. Flick. 42. C1111111'1'. II 11111 1111. l. -:.' 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IJ 1111111 J - 1 .I+-M' 1 1 s'g.l 1 2 You z1e read of clubs aud football gamesg You zze searched the book for misspelled iiames Youfve seauued the pictures for your frieudsg But that's uot where the Aiiuual erzds! Come, joiu us as we jourriey 'rouud To meet the merehazits of your towa- Y our Druggist frieud who mixes eokes Arid smiles politely at your jokes And gladly sells you lrium So you woift he like lldiriamg The lady iii the flower shop Who sells you posies for the hopg T he service stations pals you thank W hen they fill the jalopie's taizkg --ll4-- The grofery man who seffs you mn Aim' haf fo feed lhe imzer many The dairy store where you hay cream And mifh in heep you 012 fhe beam ,' The shops where girfs eau hzzy a hai S0 hnyx fan fe'01za'er, Gosh, whatfs' thai? The .vfmfy where feffovux hzfy fhoxe liex Thai-when fhey're zuorlz-rale .wiper .vighx Aim' Illllllhf forge! fhe ealzafy hoofh T hal fafers fo ye off! sweet foozfh ,' Sa turn fhzk page and iahe a Zooh Af fofhx who hefped pay for ihis hooh- BARBARA XVEEKS -115- 1906 Forty-one Years of Service 1947 A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION MOBILE v o Z4 f Q-U KINSBQ PENN LINCOLN HOTEL WILKINSBURG PA. 'A' if 'k FREE SERVICES 51,000 Personal Automobile Accident Policy 515.00 per week for 13 weeks in case of an accident. Emergency Road Service up to 10 miles anywhere in the U. S. Bail Bond up to 55,000 in case of a Trai-fic Violation. Monthly Magazine. Spe- cial License Service. Notary Pub- lic. Travel and Road Informa- tion. Maps, Tour Books, Camp Directories, Hotels AAA is nation - wide. The largest Motoring Organization in the World. fUf.Y IN 1947 Wilkinsburg Automobile Club fCOSTS LESS TO BELONG THAN NOT TO BE A MEMBERQ --116- r's 'S to I First Choice In The Pittsburgh Area -The Uverwhelming Favorite Among Ice Creams-That's R I E C K T 'Based on a recent survey by a nationally recognized marketing research organization. ICE CREAM YOUR NEAREST SEALTEST DEALER IS YOUR QUALITY ICE CREAM HEADQUARTERS The WILKINSBURG GAZETTE one PE. 8740- 8741 816 Penn Ave. CI-Iurchill 1651 SUMMERS 8: THOMSON GROCERIES and FRANK S. TRIGLIONE FRESH MEATS Merchant Tailor VVILKINSBURG, PA CLEANING - PRESSING BRANCH STORE 1 Jos. Triglione, Manager 7224 Hamilton Avenue, E E pEnhursr 9718 706 South Avenue We Deliver WILKINSBURG, PA -117- Telephone PEnhurst 5860 Compliments of D A N K A N T 0 R Stephenson? Pharmacy Prescription Druggist EDNA STEPHENSON, Owner Phone Cl-lurchill 5720 A MEN,S WEAR 805 Wood Street Corner Hays and Rebecca Street Colonial Building WILKINSBURG, PA. WILKINSBURG, PA. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1947 i' 'K i' JOHN WOOTTON Dash fo DASCH'S Men's and Boy's Wear WOOD STREET AT SOUTH AVENUE WILKINSBURG Phone Penhurst 4600 'A' if A COMPLETE LINE OF MEN,S AND BOYS' WEAR ALSO SPORTING GOODS -118- Wareham's Funeral Home REBECCA AVENUE AT CENTER STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. When You Think of Dancing Think of BOWMAN'S First Instruction in Every Type of Dancing The only professionally recognized school in Willcinsburg PEnhurst 7007 Location after May lst: Wood 65 Wallace The Candy the Children Ought to Eat BREVARD'S CANDIES 816 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. Where Loveliness Is Made Loveliern JADE BEAUTE SALON 1029 Wood at Wallace WILKINSBURG, PA. CHurchill 0291 Hours: 9 to 5:30 - Tuesday and Friday 9 to -119 A Name Known in Wilkinsburg In Over Thirty Years 'HUNTING W.R.M1ke-sell Established 1913 'Ik' IJ U ' un W1 ms Ura Since 1905I Registered Plumbing 8 Heating 6 Z4 Rebecca Ave. Opposite Municipal Building Wilkinsburg, Pa. CI-Iurchill 0179 CORSAGES SHOULDER BOUQUETS STEPHENS All Varieties of CUT AND POTTED FLOWERS 615 Wood Street CI-Iurchill 5100 UNIFORMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CLASS RINGS AND CLUB PINS FLAGS AWARDS ik DON ENEIX 927-927A UNION TRUST BLDG. PITTSBURGH, PA. ik COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS CAPS AND COWNS DIPLOMAS A CAPELLA ROBES -1ZO- STRUBLE BROTHERS CASINO Tinners and Representatives of TORRID ZONE FURNACES BOWLING - BILLIARDS Ogvce Phone PE' 0532 611 South Avenue C. L. Struble WILKINSBURG, PA. 754 Rebecca Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. Phone PEnhu1-sr 6231 LOTT C. HARVEY G. STEFFEY am JOHNSON MEN's WEAR For Young Men and Men With Young Ideas QUALITY WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE 913 Wood Street Wilkinsburg, Pa. FRESH CUT FLOWERS BOUQUETS AND CORSACES Maxwell's Flowers Inc. Wilkinsburg's Dependable F!orist CORSAGES ond FLOWERS SKILLFULLY ARRANGED ond BLENDED BY EXPERT DESIGNERS CHurchiIl 0373 812 Wood Street WILKINSBURC-, PA. -121- G. C. MURPHY CO. WiIkinsburg's Leading Sfore 'k Meet and Greer Your Friends at Murphy's CALDWELL Sr GRAHAM Fifty-Eight Years in Wilkinsburg Butterick, Simplicity and McCall Patterns Corner Penn and Wood Sts. CH. 0143 JOHN'S FOOD MARKET John J. Glovick, Proprietor QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES and POULTRY PE. 7766 1020 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. VIC'S MARKET QUALITY FRUITS and VEGETABLES FROSTED FOODS 75 Z Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. Phone PEnhurst 5130 -12Z- Front View Since 1881 T. D. TURNER Funeral Home 729 WALLACE AVENUE H66 YEARS OF SERVICE Side View PEnhurst 2340 -1Z3- EBR H ANDREW BABYAK Bolo 8' ANNA Geo. Ed Hecldinger, Prop. - THE GROCER - MEN'S HATS and FURNISHINGS 1217 Franklin Avenue CVER FORTY YEARS WILKINSBURG, PA. 750 Penn Avenue PEnhurst 1352 J. Paul Pfclff Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Service for the Sickv 804 Penn Avenue Delivery Service PEnhurst 9081 I I 'I -124- 66444 Snag Aff haif, Foriy-Seven, our tribute we bring: To fhee, Aflllvi zllaier, oar praises we sing. Tonight, Forty-Sevezz, mfr ihozfghls rise fo ihee, All!! avr hearts fhroh zuifh fozzzi memory. Thy precepts have iavgh! vs io slrive for the righfq T hy e jforfs vzfzceasizzg have made our years hrzght Desrring fhy gfory in vforhs we have done, We've erozwzeaf fhee wifh fazfrefs of honors zve've won Farezveff, Forly-Seven, Iozzighi fhovgh we parl, T hy spiri! xii!! binds ns fo each loyal hearl. We pfezfge our affegialzee, our true loyafly, Ana' may we in fvfare sfif! heep irnst 'ill lhhee. DORIS HE1 -125 - 'NEIX HVE DISPLAY FLOORS Featuring the Finest in FURNITURE . . . FLOOR COVERINGS BEDDING . . . RADIOS . . . APPLIANCES D-I-V-I-D-E-D PAYMENTS REMEMBER . . . ..,.. Q 5 -Aefferfarnn ure if 707-709 Penn Av-enue WILKINSBURG, PA. lSALY'S PDAIRY SPECIALISTS The Sherwin Williams Co. PAINTS - WALLPAPER Kotsch's Natural Food Store KEM--I-ONE lHealth Food Centerl 744 Penn Avenue 725 Wood Street WILKINSBURG, PA. WILKINSBURGI PA' Phone: --l26- TOM VOGEL'S SERVICE Lubrications Washing Tires Batteries Penn and Center Streets WILKINSBURG, PA. G CH 9568 Wood and tile mantles, tile bathrooms and accessories 4 ARMSTRONG CORK PRODUCTS YAGLE PHARMACY WILKINSBURG, PA. Photo and Prescription Specialists 5 13 Wallace Ave. Wood and Tioga Streets PE' 4030 CONGRATULATIONS, Classof'47 Wilkinsburg Federal Savings ancl Loan Association PENN LINCOLN HOTEL Cl-lurchill 5600 -lZ7- CHAS. G. TURNER Pure Milk S Cream Phone, Valley 1800-J R. D. No. I Q BEACHY MOTOR COMPANY Twenty-one Years in Wilkinsburg LINCOLN MERCURY SALES ond SERVICE 333 Perm Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. CLARK'S GARAGE 1200 MapIe Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. Shop Phone: PEnhurst 8611 ANDERSON,S WILKINSBURG PAINT 8. SUPPLY CO. 713 Wood Street Phone PEnhurst 4200 WILKINSBURG, PA. FOR BETTER TAILORS AND CLEANERS O CAMI LLO ROMANO 756 REBECCA AVENUE WILKINSBURC1, PA. PENHURST 5800 There's A Ford in Your Future SEE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DEALER THREE RIVERS MOTORS CO. 919 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. NORTHWOOD MARKET Dom's Shoe Rebuilding FINER FOODS 1206 Wood Street CH. 6208 CH. 6278 BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS All Work Guaranteed A Trial Is Worth While DOMINIC PULCINI, Prop. 1569 Montier Street WILKINSBURG, PA. -129- WAYS PHARMACY THE PRESCRIPTION STORE Phone CH. 0780 Lalceton Road 66 Montier Street KWILKINSBURG, PA. U N A N G S T SELLING HOMES OUR SPECIALTY R EAL E S TAT E C O. INSURANCE: FIRE, AUTOMOBILE PENN LINCOLN HOTEL Inspected and Approved by . li State Committee on Standards for All Comp ments of Private Schools. Veteran Training. James F. McDunn, C. P. A. KIRBY'S SHOE STORE Morton Business School Morton School Building C10 Vyood Street Wood at Franklin VVILKINSBURG, PA. WILKINSBURG, PA- NEW REALTY COMPANY WM Pr tifj C. E. Wolford Rcuel B. Wlolfoid CWC L' Wolford WALKER BEAUTY SALON Selling and Renting Complete Beauty Service Insurance of All Kinds Pfohufsf 6333 Notary Service Entire Second Floor 925 Wood Street 825 Wood St' Wiikinsbur PO WILKINSBURG, PA. 9' M E LR L E ' S HDOORWAY TO FASHION 809 Wood Street WILKINSBURC, PA. KUNKLER 8. NOBS FOOD MARKET 8Ol Wood Street CH. 7266 GROCERIES -- FRESH FRUITS - VEGETABLES -130- SHOP AT MACK'S MARKET M A C K , S t 770 Penn Ave. PEnhurst 5268 NO HIDDEN TAX QUALITY MEATS WILKINSBURG HARDWARE CO. C. F. ADAMS, Proprietor PAINTS - VARNISI-I - GLASS 1014-16 Penn Avenue SEEDS and FERTILIZERS PEnhurst 3255 Compumenfs of Cmfchm 1482 Hours: 9-6 Duile 's Model Su I Y PP Y DR. E. c. BAXMEIER 7IO South Avenue OP-I-OMETRIST CH 7650 WILKINSBURC, PA. 717 Wood Street Wilkinsburg, Po. J. GORDON Your Cleaner and Tailor for 36 Years Phone: CH 2379 1120 Wood Street WILKINSBURG, PA. 3-HOUR ODORLESS CLEANING AMERICAN-SWISS CHEESE HAM BARBEQUE and HAM SANDWICH FROSTED SUGAR ond POWDERED DONUTS THE BEST COFFEE IN TOWN Stop at DONUT DAN'S 753 Penn Avenue Donuts for Parties-Call FR 4214 BELMAR MOVING Bc STORAGE CO. Visit Our Furniture Department MOVERS, PACKERS and SHIPPERS CHurcI'1iII 3164 WILKINSBURG, PA. 741 Penn Avenue Greetings to the Graduating Class COLUMBIA RESTAURANT 3 2 5 Penn Avenue C. T. Bennett -131- MCKINLEY JEWELERS Diamonds, Watches, Silverware Watch and Jewelry Repairing 911 Wood St. 2010 Noble St. Wilkinsburg, Po. Swissvcle, Po.. CHurchiI1 2910 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Feiler 8. Johnston Motor Co. RUGS CURTAINS CARPETS DRAPERIES LINOLEUM Q To help you make your house a home 4 LEONARD? 722 Penn Avenue Terry C. Feiler WILKINSBURG 619 PENN AVENUE CH 6552 WILKINSBURG, PA. Ritts Typewriter Company 'ik' Royal Portable THE STANDARD TYPEWRITER IN PORTABLE SIZE 1019 Wood Street WILKINSBURG, PITTSBURGH 21, PA. Phone: PEnhurst 1267 zfgmmgh 25 .N Q Cl Q , ni O Smart girls t ese days, who are not too sure oi marrying money, are making regular practice of saving money. Tall, dark, and handsome, will look with favor on young, sweet. and thrifty. ZW' MVN It you haven't saved a cent, what's the use of courting the sweetest girl in the world ? You would simply be courting trouble. Bright boys don't try to be bridegrooms before they have built bank accounts. FIRST NATIUNAL BANK YO UR COMMUNITY BANK Corner Penn Avenue and Wood Street -:- Wilkinsburg P Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -133- Destination- The Greeks . . . W. H. S. limousine . . . this isn't the sunny South . . . anything to get out of school! . . . the Arthur Murray way . . . good-natured Bea . . . who's afraid of what? 1 134 - BUICK AUToMoB1LEs WILKINSBURG SALES 8. SERVICE COMPANY 743 Ross Avenue CH. 8700 WILKINSBURG RESTAURANT A Good Clean Spot to Eat ALL HOME COOKING AND BAKING Gus: Vamvalfcas, Proprietor 623 South Avenue Wilkinsburg. Pa. KEYSTONE Compliments of CLEANING CONTRACTORS wAu. wAsi-:ING Commercial and Residential Hanlon and wilson co- 609 Hay Street PEnhurst 6730 WILKINSBURG, PA- WILKINSBURG, PA. FR 3IO9 BOB MILLER Hectogroph and Spririt Process Workbooks MILLER SERVICE STATION All subiem - All Grades Lubrication -- Car Washing SCM 5 PPII New Tires and Batteries Accissoms Hayes School Publishing Co 401 Biddle Avenue Corner Rebecca and Hoy Streets WILKINSBURG' PA. Try Dan Heep's Baked Ham DAN S. HEEP H. Letzgus-Manager RETAIL DEALER IN MEATS 810 Penn Avenue CH'-Wchill 3842 THE NEW , ' CH.820l CHURCHILL BAKERY ii. COMPLETE LINE OF BAKED GOODS , t . 820 Penn Avenue Wnlkxnxburg, P5- --136-- 1895 1947 EATON FUNERAL HOME EDGAR E. EATON DONALD E. EATON Compliments Ralph Troglione and Sons 1017 Wood Street fg 1-he 710 Rebecca Avenue PE 7400 Class of '47 TAILORS - CLEANERS 15 WM. HINKES Seven Seas Restaurant . . . Cleaning and Tallormg 1007 Wood Srreer Suits Made to Order CHurchill 9295 803 Swissvole Ave. PEr1hurst 4051 WILKINSBURG, PA. --137- CHARLES HEPNER NORTHWOOD BARBER SHOP HOLLYWOOD DRESS SHOP 827 Wood Street EXCLUSIVE FASI-IIONS FOR MISSES AND JUNIORS Congratulations Class of '47 The hurdles from here will be more difficult. An immaculate appearance will prove an invaluable asset. RUNNERS Pick Up and Delivery Service 812-8I4 Penn Avenue CH. 6970 TRENTON PHARMACY 305 Trenton Avenue CH 93I7-9318 PE 7567 Accurate Prescription Service Leo Talisman, Pharmacist VETERAN DRY CLEANERS CLEANING . PRESSING . DYEING Pick Up and Delivery Service 1006 Penn Avenue Charles C. Malay Plfnhurst 2150 GREG'S RECREATION Billiards and Pocket Billiards 6I0 South Avenue WILKINSBURC, PA. CH 9487 VINCENT SHOE SERVICE won PENN AVENUE All Work Guaranteed Compliments of BAUMAN CHEVROLET 432-34 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURC, PA. ACE SPORTSWEAR STORE 734 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG PANTS - SWEATERS - JACKETS Sport Clothes for Men and Boys W. E. COLHOCKER Prescription Druggist SERVICE FOR THE SICK 760 Rebecca Avenue at Center St. Phone CH. 3360 WILKINSBURG, PA. - Notary Public Phone PE 6100 Roduos Appliances MARKS JEWELER Penn- Lincoln Realty EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Q . . , J. J. FOLTZ, REALTOR Wulkunsburg s Newest and Most Moderm Jewelry Store 612 Ross Avenue Near Post Office WILKINSBURG, PA. CH 1300 T023 W0Od Sfreef Insurance-20 Per Cent Savings ZONA-LEE SHOPPE FELSER PHARMACY INFANTS' wma GIFTS 1026 Wood Street RECORDS PE 5576 702 South Trenton Avenue PRESCRIPTIONS WILKINSBURG, PA. CH 351 1 BAUMAN PONTIAC, INC. PONTIAC AUTOMOBILES 728 Rebecca Avenue Phone PEnl'1urst 5500 PITTSBURGH 21, PA. Compliments of WILKINSBURG ELECTRIC and RADIO --139- Www? Boer, Mary Frances LeGoullon, Lois Bruce, Barbara Garber, Jeanne Hock, Olga Reese, Harriet Gresh, Hazel Hamer, Samuel Yourison, James Heiskell, Glenn Walter, William Traficante, Rose Marie Triggs, Eloise Leamer, Richard Williams, Ruth Blankenship, Louise George, Betty Jane Weeks, Barbara Ehrhart, Mary Ann Rhodes, Dorothy Spraggon, Donna Jane Clark, Mary Lou Maurer, Marjorie Dascalos, Charles Wilson, Mary Ann Nicodemus, Diane Farthing, Lois Thomas, Joan Null, Beverly Fink, Ruth Hajek, Agnes Patterson, Dixie Oartel, Ruth Anne Law, Beryl Fritz, Joan Yolton, James Hellner, Dorothy Lingenfelter, Marian HIGH HGN OR Henderson, Shirley Haire, Joanne Schano, Ruth Moyer, John A. Woodward, Barbara Highberger, Ralph Bredel, Dolores Giubellino, Minnie HONORABLE MENTION Goodburn, William Jordan, Robert Bertucci, Rose Marie Price, Florence Curry, Ronald Krebs, Doris Jean Giles, Barbara McGregor, James Stritzinger, Florence Gunning, Jane Fisher, Mary C. Logan, Joseph Schendel, Edward Thomas, Betty Hickey, Audrey Potter, Jean Prytherich, Marion VanRyn, Mary Kerchner, Shirley Patterson, Fred Mayer, Dorothy Anschuetz, Robert Anderson, Nancy Sample, Winifred Wingenroth, Helen Brodie, Joan Schumacker, Helen Garrison, Mary Lee DePalma, Janet Betsche, Anne Houck, Louis Keck, Muriel Hemeter, Saralee Jaffurs, Marian Ferguson, Donna Behrenberg, John Dailey, William Paton, Robert Hager, Edward Pfiester, Shirley Powell, Norma Lasich, Virgil VanCleve, Dorothy Henry, Richard Haller, Jack Smith, Nancy Stagon, George Artzberger, Doris Bradley, Keith Beck, Evelyn SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS Joan Thomas-Gold Key Award and Certificate of Merit Rosalie Deal--Certificate of Merit Jean McGough-Certificate of Merit -14O- CCULLOUGH - WHITFIELD HARDWARE COMPANY GIFT GOODS - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FRIGIDAIRE - TAPPAN RANGES HARDWARE and HOUSE FURNISHINGS 4483 CI-Iurchill 4484 1003-05 WOOD STREET and 621 PENN AVENUE Congratulations to the Class of '47 Keslor ond Power Food Market 801 Wood Street T CI-1.7245 QUALITY MEATS ALWAYS It Pleases Us to Please You 'I I , Compllments of , HARVEY 5 LUNCH THE PENN woon GRILL C. Nieubauer 54 Sons A Well Known Place in Town 796 PENN AVENUE Phone CI-I. 9339 Stop in Any Tilne Open 24 Hours Daily WILKINSBURG, PA. -141- HULME'S PHARMACY Cor. Trenton and Franklin Avenues Prescriptions a Specialty CLEANING Phone for Service: CHurchilI 9831 COMPANY ndliracleaffi CLEAN AS A BREATH OF SPRINC- KNIGHTS BOWLING ALLEYS Wilkimburg'x Ififzexf' 610 Wood Street BR. 3600 7716 Edgewood Ave CH 9443 KREGAR 81 COMPANY WILKINSBURG, PA. 'A' GOOD FOODS AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY DISTRIBUTORS OF VII-IITE ROSEU BRAND FOODS BIRDSEYE QUICK-FROSTED FOOD SERVE GARDEN-FRESH VEGETABLES AND BUSH-RIPENED BERRIES EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR 900 Wood Street CH. 0454 -142- R 1 nf ff 23533 I n K.. Q 112 5:EE5Mf'lmI : lf' 1' 5:::: 5 --F FRANK H. STEELE Photographic Studio FOR FINER CAMERA PORTRAITS and MINIATURES HOME PCRTRAITS - GROUPS and WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL and ARCHITECTURE COPYING and RESTORATION OF OLD PHOTOGRAPHS Evening Appointments Best W 808 Wood Street ishes to the Class of 1947 Phone CH. 0240 Is Quality Essential? Is Service Essential? Is Style Essential? THEN It Is Very Essential That You Deal With JOHN' HERMAN MERCHANT TAILOR 914 Penn Avenue CI-iurchill 8385 Barr's Cleaning 8. Pressing CALL FOR AND DELIVER CH 3668 609 Ella Street WILKINSBURC, PA. ARTHUR M. LAMBRIGHT Fountain Pens - Printing - Engraving Artist Supplies - Gifts Pictures Framing Social and Commercial Stationery 1020 Wood Street WILKINSBURG, PA. -l43- SEALY INNER SPRING MATTRESS THE MODERN CO. RUGS, BROADLOOM, LINOLEUM EXPERT INSTALLATION FURNITURE, BEDDING, CHILDREN'S FURNITURE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 749 PENN AVENUE JOE BERNINI PHONE PE 5065 WILKINSBURG, PA. CRQNENWETH DRY CLEANERS EXPERT CLEANING 86 REPAIRING Main Office 66 Plant 745-7 Ross Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pa. PEI-ihurst 0844 420 Library Street Braddock, Pa. BRandywine 1553 Amodeo's Market 828 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. PE. 7538 Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries Frosted Foods Compliments of HARTMANS BEAUTY SALON 622 South Avenue FR. 0645 COURTLEY FUNERAL HOME FRANKLIN AVENUE AT COAL STREET CHurchill 2274 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GIFTWARE HARDWARE HOUSE FURNISHINGS Chas. W. Walmer Hardware Co. 716-18 Penn Avenue Plfnlxulst 0487-8-9 Charge Accounts Welcome Electric Appliances Valley Sales 8. Service Co. 606 Rebecca Avenue CH 0900 WILKINSBURC, PA. BAXTER'S DRUG STORE 1034 Franklin Avenue WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA -145- CHurcI1iII 6800 Estimates Cheertully Given C. B. McELHENY, SR. CHARLIE PLIES i' Cleaning, Dying and Tailoring 'lr Work called for and delivered in Wilkinsburg and Contigeous Territory 607 South Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. LERESCHE APPLIANCE COMPANY 757 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES - KITCHEN EQUIPMENT - NU-ENAMEL PRODUCTS Authorized Westinghouse Appliance Dealer CI-Iurcldill 9093 We've Fitted Feet for Fifty Yearsn L U D E B U E H L ' S WILKINSBURG S H O E S EAST LIBERTY Wood near South Penn and Franltstown THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS 81 GIFTS Edgar L. Wareham A Particular Florist for Particular Peoplei' 808 Center Street WILKINSBURG, PA. Cl-Iurchill 0385 -l46- Wilkinsburg's Leading Tea Room and Soda Grill S. l 111191911 Walter S. Rc1dc11ffe SODAS - SANDWICHES -- SUNDAES I IW I' E R I A L BUKES GRILL WALLPAPER LUNCHEONS and DINNERS DU Pont Paints Home-made Candies and Ice Cream 761 Penn Ave. 833 Wood Street Wilkinsburg, Pa. Cklurchill 0812 GRACE LUNT SCHOOL OF DANCING 916 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. CLASSES IN EVERY TYPE OF DANCING Reasonable Rates - Individual Attention Information-CH. 9857 wir' 1, 1 or st P I M L o T T ' 'Eicfiiieiynfif PRESCRIPTIONS P H A R M A C Y AND sicic ROOM SUPPLIES 725 Penn Avenue PE, 3131 I The Universify of Piffsburgh Learning in a Friendly Afmosphere ARTS - SCIENCES - ENGINEERING BUSINESS - TEACHING - f0UR1'VALIS!W MEDICINE - LAW - DENTISTRY - SOCIAL IVORK - PIIA RMA CY - NURSING For information, address the Registrar -147- TI Qucdity and Service by . . . WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL'S OFFICIAL JEWELERS MUR JEVVELRY CO. BIO WOOD STREET PENHURST O7I9 .m B. L BASS 823 WOOD STREET CHURCHILL 2967 V0 KENYON BROS. 746 PENN AVENUE PENHURST 6063 -149- B s DeSoto Plymouth . 8. W. MOTOR SALES NEW 85 USED CARS SERVICE - REPAIRS 11 Penn Ave. PE. 3488 Thomson's Grocery Store FINE GROCERIES 86 MEATS FROZEN FOODS Free Delivery 1864 Montier Street William Thomson Phone PEnhurst 8315 WILKINSBURG, PA. MATHILDA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 1849 Montier Street WILKINSBURG, PA. , A t4 , .'E4:Q-.. at 17 '1 4'f 4e1:1' ' FLOWERS t-lt evee . . ' f:A . . f- wffkk'-:.. '.-.. '17 . f f I 1e,..e S .-sg. 4 -, ,.- I-:Qfrr-122:-:Ef:. 5:1 - ' '-1:1 ',A. .-,-: I -:-: ', M 0 R A LE ..,1.,. :.. .. . 't ' f Q as e r 'f 1 ..,. . ' ' Shackelford s e :11 'vwl H :.. X' Flower Arrangements and Corsages h' cl la the Skill of Expert Designers Fresh, Beautiful Blooms Fas lone y SHACKELFORD'S Set the Fashion in Flowers WILKINSBURG, PA 809 PENN AVENUE Phones: PE 0457 and 0458 --150- H HSHNS UES. I ,Q . f ' ,g. Q .. . .:.4,g5 :555:5' '--41:3?gg5i:5.:? '?s.,.fgf V- E5 f5iI'f'f .. , :-. ,.:q:::, 'f-fc. 51.-Q.. .v..Q,v+ .-Hp .,j ' - r g,-X1-: .5:5:' Q 5252: 2. . E 2: ' iff .15 f-311 .iff :E5i E5E55' 12:52-1 1 -559 1 1533 w f- :f-: +: ::g:g, 1: -,:::::':',-1- S:2.', -:1:. . ,B V. ' f5sf:,5,'.j g: ii52i 25152 E'235i'5ifgf?'fff5i5Ei I 'iiifi ifiiff iii! 'I ' f' ,E 21 Eiff 55552555555 'fa .I . : g.- 3:3:g:g::, Q: H J, gl .rg ' j 153212: src--H . --X :- 2523-,sir 'fziiiffrf ff! ff. .,... Wood Street at Ross Avenue in Wilkinsburg , II O II I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION -151- 0 ' Let the Skillful Handling of Light and Shadow Capture the real YOU in a Portrait by . . . FUCCAPIHD ,STUDIO PORTRAIT COPY-VJORK WEDDINGS CHILDREN RESTORATION OF OLD PHOTOGRAPHS 'k 'k 'A' Best Wishes to the Class of 1947 ir 'A' ir 722 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG, PA --152- PEnhursr 6200 HIGGINS LUMBER COMPANY 119 North Trenton Ave. --:- Wilkinsburg, Pa. LUMBER AND QUALITY MILLWORK GRHLTIINIG CARDS OFFICE SLJPPLILS STATIONERY H A Y S BOOKS. GIFTS, GANIES OFFICE SUPPLIES PEnl1urst 9361 724 Yffocfl Srcet Hllancl 3820 6206-C8 Psnn AVCHTIE. E. E. Ahead with Nash DICK MAXWELL SALES PARTS SERVICE LINCOLN GARAGE HUDSON SALES 81 SERVICE Nash Wilkinsburg Motor Inc. 614-28 A,dmO,e Boulevard WILKINSBURG, PA. 329 Penn Ave. Wilkinsburg, Pa. CH 9433 Pennwood Point 8. Supply Co. 811 Wood Street Wilkinsburg, Pgh. 21, Pa. CHurchilI 6440 SECRETARIAL TRAINING ENROLL NOW Train the Duff Way for Employment and Promotional Opportunities Enrollment Limited DUFFS-IRON CITY COLLEGE 424 Duquesne Woy Pittsburgh 22, Po. AT1ontic 4875 Compliments of WHITE HOUSE DINER Ella and Anthony Moscsso 737 Penn Avenut Ex-Servicemen Proprictors Cl-Iurchill 8704 Do You Want to Buy or Sell a Home? WILKINSBURG REAL ESTATE AND TRUST CO. REAL ESTATE TRUSTS TNSURANCE --153- Vadez fa iduedweu Ace Pants ,,,..,, ,....,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, t 7 Amodeo Fruit Market B 66 W Motor ,,,..,,t,,,,t ...,,,, Babyak, Andrew ,,,t ,,,, Barr's Cleaning t,..,, ,,,,... Bass, B. I. ,.,. t. Bauman Pontiac ,,,tt , Bauman Chevrolet ,,,, Baxmeier, E. C .,,,,, tt ,,,,. .. Baxter Drug ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,.... .W Beachy Motor Company A.,r,,,, Belmar Moving .,,,,,,,,,... 9 Bowman s ,,,,,,,t,,,, Brevard Candies ,,t, . , Bukes Grille ,,t, ,,,, ,,t,, V L Caldwell 66 Graham ,,,,. . ,,t.,..V Casino Bowling Alley ,,,, Churchill Bakery .,t,Y,,,,, ,,,...w Clark's Garage. ,......,.,, ,,.,,,, Colhocker Pharmacy ,,,,.,,,,.V.,V Columbia Restaurant ..v.,,, ,,,,,. Courtley Funeral Home- ,,,,, Cronenweth Dry Cleaners Dailey's Model Supply t,,....V..VV Dasch's Men's Supply ,,,....... Doelbor 66 Hanna. .,,Y...vi..... Dom's Shoe Rebuilding DoNut Dan s .,,. . ...... ..... . Duif's Iron City College ,,,,i. Eaton's Funeral Home ,,,,,...,.. Edgewood Cleaners ,,,,..,,,,.,..t Eneix, Don, Jeweler .,,,..,.,,,.,,,, Faller's ...t,,.,,,..t,,,...,...V....,,.,,,.V Feiler 66 Johnston Mtr. Co. W Felser Pharmacy ,..t,..,,,t,,,,...... First National Bank ttttt , ,,,,..... . Fuccaro, E., Photographer ,,,, , Gordon, J., Tailor ,,,,.... ,.... Graf, Morris ,,,.i,,,, Greg's Recreation ,,,,,.,, .,,,, Hanlon, Wilson ,,,,,,, ,,,, Hart, Paxton, ,,,,,,,,, ,.... Hartman Beauty Shop .,,,,,, Hartsock Pharmacy ,,...., ,,,, Harvey's Lunch ,,.,. .,....,t,,,. Hayes School Publishing I-Iays Stationery ,,,, .,,,,.....,.,,, Heep, Dan ....,,..,..,.,.,,.t,,,.... Hepner's Barber Shop t,,,,,.. Herman, John ,,,,,.,,,...,,..,.,,,, Higgins Lumber Hinke, William ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.... Hollywood Dress Shop ,,,, Houck, LeRoy .... ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, House of Flowers 66 Gifts Hulme's Pharmacy ,,,,,...,,,, Isaly's tttt .,,,.,,.., .... . V Jade Beauty Salonw, ., John's Food Market A Kantor, Dan ,,,,t..-..... - Kenyon Bros. ,,,,,,, Kessler 66 Power ,. Keystone Cleaning ,,,.... .,.. Kirby's Shoe Store-.. Knight's Bowling ttt. ,ttt tttt . Kotschis Natural Food Store Kregar 66 Company Kunkler 66 Nobs Lambright Stationery, ,,,..,,,, Leonard's Carpets ..,. Leresche Appliance Co. A Liggett Drug Co. ......, Lincoln Garage ttttttt ..... Ludebuehl Shoes ,,,t ,,,,. 'Wzdez ta Hdumtwme Lunt, Grace ,7,.,., . -.147 Mackis Market .,,, .. . .,.. 131 Mark's Jeweler ,,,, . ,.... ,.,,, ...,. . 1 39 Mathilda's Beauty Shop 7,,77, 150 Maxwell's Flowers, Inc. 121 McClay, B. ,,,, .. ,,,, .-- .-... 156 McCullough-Whitfield .. .. 1411 McElheny, C. B. Sr., Cleaning 146 McKinley Jewelers .. ,,,, 132 Merle s ,,7,. .,,, ,,,,7 . 17Y,,.. 1 3 0 Mikesell, W. R. -, .... ..,.... . . 120 Miller Service Station ..... . 136 Modern Company .... . ...... . A... 144 Morton Business School 130 Mur Jewelry Co. ............. . 149 Murphy, G. C. .. .. ..... .... . ...122 Nash Wilkinshurg Mts., Inc. 153 New Realty Company 130 Northwood Market ,,,, , ,. 129 Penn Lincoln Realty ..,.. ,... 139 Penn-Woocl Grill ........, . 141 Pennwood fPaint 86 Sup Co. ., 153 People's Gas Company ........ 124 Pfaff, Paul Pharmacy ,. 124 Pimlott Pharmacy .,.. .... . 147 Radcliffe, Walter , ., . .. 147 Riecks .......... .... ...C 1 1 7 Ritts Typewriters , 132 Romano, Camitto , W, , 129 Runner's ...,...... ,,,. , 138 Seven Seas Restaurant .... 137 Shackelforcl's ,,,, ..., , . ,,,, . ,,,, .. 150 Sherwin-Williams ..,. . ,,r,r, . 126 Steele, Frank H. . ,... 143 Steifey 86 johnson .. . , ...... 121 Stephens Flowers 120 -155- Stephenson's Pharmacy . Struble Brothers W Summers 86 Thomson ,, , Three Rivers Motor Co. , Thomson's Grocery Trenton Pharmacy .. .. .. Troglione, Frank S. , Troglione, Ralph ..,. .. , Turner, T. D. . ..,, .. . Turner, Charles G ..., . Unangst Real Estate .. University of Pittsburgh , Valley Sales 86 Service .. Veteran Dry Cleaners ,. V1C,S Market .... .... ..... . Vincent Shoe Service . Vogells Service .. Walker Beauty Salon . Walmer, Charles W ..... ,. Wareham's Funeral Home Way's Pharmacy .... .... , H White House Diner , . Wilkinsburg A. A. A. Wilkinsburg Bank Wi1.kinsBurg Elec. 86 Radio Wilkinsburg F. Sav. 86 Loan Wilkinsburg Gazette . ., Wilkinsburg Hardware Co Wilkinsburg Paint 86 Supply Wilkinsburg Real Estate Wilkinsburg Restaurant . Wilkinsburg Sales 86 Service Wootton, john ..,, .... .... . , Yagle Pharmacy .. .. Zona Lee Shoppe . LE ROY L. HOUCK JEWELER Jewelry and Watch Repairing 764 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. Telephone: FR 3117 HARTSOCK PHARMACY O. C. HARTSOCK, Ph. G. 612 Trenton Avenue. WILKINSBURG, PA. Phone CH 4217 LIGGETT DRUG COMPANY, INC. 927-9 Wood Street fCor. Penn Ave.1 VVILKINSBURG 21, PA. i 3 J.1B. MCC LAY PHCTOGRAPHER '1 We wish to extend our hearty congratulations and best wishes i to the graduating class, and to thank the students for their patronage. 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