Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

us f'!a.. l' Editor I3llXl7l65f AIIIHIIQEI PATRICIA HARTMANN1 l'Ll7ABETH RAINIEX Photographer A11 Frlztw 0 I P ' . Lois BERKOBEN RICHARD Bo:'cHET 6 mem! 1951 Pl BLISHI D BY 91 UDhN'l 9 OF XX'IIIxINSBl RC Pl NNSYLVANIA XVILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL, Foreword As you look through your 1951 Annual you w1ll be travellng the Road of W H S along Memory Lane You will see the big wheel semors, backbone 1un1ors, and the sophxes who are merely httle spokes IH the mechamsm of the school It xs her students, of great or small rmportance, and her faculty and admmrstratron who work constantly to keep the students from gomg off the road that consntute our school You will pass wreckmg crews and ro ld gangs on your tour through the Annual You wlll catch glvmpses of the COIDIDISSIODCIS and P mtrol Squads detours and dead ends, reckless drlvers and traffic hazards Maps and slgns xull a1d your pleas ant jaunt As you turn each page IH your book, you wrll rec xll happy memories of W H S You vull re member the first day of school when you greeted old frlends and sang Rock abye Baby to the soplues You wxll thrnk of Octobers electlon day when class representatrves were chosen from a field of worthy candrdates Your memorles wrll ln clude class te IS pep meets football games, school cltnces and proms, plays, concerts and of course classes You vull rehve the excxtement caused by thc Tlgers successful blsketblll season and the journey to Penn State for our undefeatcd Cross Country team Never to be forgotten were the moments each mornrng when we paused from our studxes to grve thanks for our bless1ngs Chapel has been an IHSIIILIIIOU of whnch we haxe been proud to be a part As you trax el the Road of W H S we the stxff of bl hope you mll be as proud of Vour Annu 11 IS mc are L , 'L' ' A . . . . . , 1 . 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V ' L 7 ' , - , , , 3 t . t 4 . 1 ln., An gg Dedication TO THE NEW ERA It is called the New Era because never before have there been so many and such important changes in one year A new and capable educator Dr William Potter came to carry on the work of Dr Getter Mr Edward Ege was elected to be the principal of our school Mr Ernest Bishop became the guidance counselor and Miss Reitz in addr tion to being dean of girls was named admmis new health teacher Miss Betty Grau and the new director of instrumental music Mr Richard Camp The outward appearance of W H S took on a new look after being cleaned and the Complete new lighting system which was installed was 1 great improvement The citizens of Wilkinsburg may be justly proud of the educational facilities offered to the youth of the community After many years of work final plans have been drawn this year for a complete modern Home Economics department Plans have also been made for a darkroom to serve the Annual photographers and the Photography Club This is a convenience which not many high schools have and we are our organization ln appreciation of these advantages which ex eryone has enjoyed this year and with gratitude for the fine contributions of the new admmistra tion the staff of the 1951 Annual dedncates this book to the New Era . . - , , , . , , . trative assistant. We are happy to welcome our very proud of the strides forward being made by V , . , . . I Content! PFOPLL AIIMINIS 1 RAT ION FAQ UI 'IW S1 IIIJLNTS ACTIVITIES ORCANIZAI IoNs CI UBS SPORTS F001 BAI 1 BASKETBAI I BASI HAI I C ROSS C Ol IN IRX GOI I TFNNIS Guns SPORTS FEATURES C HAI I-I C I ASSI S SOCIAI ADVERTISEMENTS Q4 fgff If My li NX M POTTER Suljzraftfen en' Road C0 Happy are we to have this year 'ls usual such an excellent 'tdministration to guide the affairs of our school. This ye'1r we have '1 new superintendent Dr. Willi'1111 Potter whose constant work has helped to make the Wllkrnsburg School Dlstrnct tops Wlmlt 1 pleasant surpr1se lf was to arrrve it school br1ght md early on September 5 md see A burldrng whose outslde walls were clean, and as the semester wore on to have fluorescent llgllflllg rn study halls md classrooms Naturally none of rhrs vnork could have been accomphshed without the constant funttlonmg of our actnve school bmrd, whrch handles 91 750 OOO of the borough s money etch yetr provldnng the best possxble cduc mon rn Wxlklnsbtlrg Their bflckmg has nude poss1b'e these rmprovements and many more Mr Fdward Ege our prmcnpal IS new to us nn hls present job although xll of us have been 1w1re of his effluent leaderslnp from the first day wc entered W1lk1nsburg High School and found our wav to hrs helpful offlte In addmon to hrs admrnrstratrve dunes Mr Ilge presndes over chapel and IS chalr man of the ALIIVIIY Board No socrxl functlon Mr j Donald Cook Soltcxtor Mr J D Fcrguson Dr Wm M Potter Supermtendent Dr C Edgar Toner Mr Ralph K Grnuc President Rev Bruct H Brshop Mr Robert H l-allcr Mr john W Cleland Vice Prestdent Mr Blair R Studebaker Standing Mr Karl M Hcwxtt Trcasurcr Mr lrank E Fmlcy Secretary f i.f.rz'0nem' would be complete without his presence, or with4 out the presence land a pleasant smiley of our charming Dean of Girls Miss Fdna Reitz Evcry one agrees tlut Miss Reita docs 1 perfcct iob in her role of Mothcr to tll of us in high school Hcr office is alw ays hlled with students xx ho xx tnt idx icc excuses or guidlncc in planning tctivities Mr Ernest Bishop our popular guidance counselor also leads a busy life One of his many duties is to keep the seniors informed with up to the minute news of the colleges He helps pl in homeroom discus sions about how to be good citizens how to ipplv for jobs or how to choose our lifes work He tlso helps many seniors to secure positions These are the people who have the vital task of keeping the wheels of W H S running smoothly at all times We as a student body are often unawire of the many important things that they do for us Al though they ire constintly busy etch of our administrators finds time to be intcrcsted in us is individulls We want to express our th tnks to them on these pages and to let them know that vie appreciate their work MR E13 W Prnzgijpli? F E MISS EDYA M REITZ MR ERNESTJ BISHOP Dean gf Gulf Guidance fuunselor 9 Hgh zghwo Patrol We Wilkinsburgers feel very fortunate in hav ing such capable leadership in W H S Our faculty works hard to see that we have a good cultural background for our work in later life By their example they show us the opportunities of democratic living Our various departments include vocational as well as liberal arts subjects Whether the subject be typing or history, home economics or chemistry, electric shop or trigonometry, our school offers some of the best instruction and scholastic facilities in the state We have news subjects especially interesting Our hard working faculty does not devote all its time to classes, however Most of our teachers sponsor clubs or organizations, and thus give us many extra curricu lar activities which promote interest and further understanding of the subject studied We all know how much these activities help to make a well rounded school life Our high school faculty numbers fifty seven members They are our guides along the rough road of high school life, and it 15 our teachers whom we can thank for the fine spirit that exists in our school The Annual staff standing and helpfulness of our faculty LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Rena Roncy French Soczology Miss Irma Hamilton Latm Miss Alice Maguirl. German Sophomore English Miss Ceraldme Decmer Slmmsb Wforld History I , . papers, records, and movies to help make our wishes to express its appreciation for the under- - 10 - Mnss Nllss Nlrss Mnss Nlnss Miss Mxss Ev: LISH DEPARTvlE1xT XX 1lm.1 K nl? Snphnmorn lugllvh Iulm Hylnn Anduson mum lr15l1wb Ruth long., ,Serlzor I'fIg1lSlJ Hclen Hvulctt Seumr Fnglzsb Rhod 1 BL xttw Yophomnre lvlgllvb I :mal lduaalmn X lol: Smith Illlllllf I ugllvb Gwynnc Morhcrsbaugh junior and Semor Englzsh P-Ai HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr Donald Rodgers Amerzcan and Wforld Mr Fdwnrd jenkins Jr American Miss I-lnzabuh Brmdlcy ll orld Mxss Mmme Belle McQuxston American ,nf I' I' I' WWQ Survc E DFPARTWFNT G F XVug.,1nd 13101053 C h lrlns Bulx jr flJ6'NII.Y1fj Earl Kearns Biology Hlxfory Dwight jelfray Physics BIATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr James Igo Algebra Geometry Mr Kenneth Tcdrow Soizd Geomelrp TflgUl10I7I6'ffj Algebra Nlr jason Sm dur A4155 Dorothy Cowl Mr Wlllnam Lohr, jr lcouomns Algebra Geometry Sporty Coach 501101055 Geomelra Dzrector of Afblelzrs General Ylalhematlax l1.--- -- 1'-in l ' ' 2 'z 1' , I ' '. . fr f . A ir ., 4 1,sy'A,4A-2 'E-A 1 0, ff A A 1 if ff- ,K Ls, I' M ffs , l X, ,H M. 1 ,. ff. ' , M. 3 1 - . 5 ' V ' ' M. - R, ' A Mr. -A - A A J, -11- COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mr Mcrlln chlll'L liookhcelllzlg, 110110111145 Mxss M mrs F Woonlwmmrzlm I1fIlIIg ll orld Hlslorw Miss Kurha foul Shorlhand Tjluug Mr Gravdon Campbell Commercml Geography Mlss Elxzabeth Steele Tgpmg Nhss Mwrtle Thompson Offzce Prartrce liookheefrirq M155 Sue Redcay Shorthand Tppmg 1' I' I' INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT Thomas McClym0nds Aulomobzle Shop Ralph Klndxg Wood Shop Tola Baker Electric Shop Karl Krummell Pre Flzghr Mechanzcal Drau mg john Knstler Anlomobzle Shop Dru er Educallon C K Wicker l,IfPLll1Y' of Induslrml l'dura!1or1 PHYSICA L EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Stanley Berkman . Basketball Coarh. Boys' Heallh Mrs. Jean Sommerfeld ., , , Girls' Gym Miss Berry Grau ., ., Girls' Health Mr. john Browning ,, , ,... . . Bayx' Gym HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mnss Ms rrlc Wnlson Seu mg Drzzer Fducalzan Mxss Margarct Heazlctt Seu mg Miss El1z1bLth Turk Trails Seumg Mrs Cleona Brown Rudman Cookmg DFPARTWFNT or THF ARTS Mr Rlchlrd L C imp lmlrumzulal Hunt Nr C, I' XC r Ar Miss M Ruth Wischmeyer Speech Drarnalzcx Mr Robert O Barkley Head of Music Depurtmeul Vmal Music MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Mrs Mildred Warner Nurse Mrs Sarah Farthlng Secretary Io Dr AlcCrory William F Baird Medical Examiner C. W Zimmerman 1'Hed1calEx'ammer r W J Elliot Psychological Evammer . John McCrory , Dental Examiner ATHLETIC COACHES Stanley Berkman Physu al Lducatmn Basleelball Jason Snyder Algebra Geometry lootball Ernest Bishop Golf William Lohr Director of Alhletzcs john Browning Pbpsnal Edmatron Track OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Margaret Maguire Head Clerk. Office of Secretary of the Board Miss Anna Geider Secretary lo the Superintendent Miss Patricia Ruth Clerk, Ovive lf Secrelary of Ibe Board Miss Marlene Schuster Clerk, Office of Dean of Girls Mrs. Shirley P. Kroske Serra-lary to lhe Principal SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Alxce Rea Kay Kerr Ken Krapf Barbara Cotter and Cathy Hrllts AST MILE September, 1950, and we were SCHIOIS' Th1S was our last year at W1lk1nsburg Htgh and for that reason we all set out w1th the determ1nat1on to make If the best ever After grow1ng accustomed to the varlous changes the buxldmg s face l1ft1ng and the newly appomted prmclpal, Mr Ege super mtendent, Dr Potter, and gu1dance coun selor Mr Brshop, we all went to the polls for the last trme The results were as fol lows Ken Krapf, sen1or class presrdent, Kav Kerr, v1ce presldent, Altce Rea, secretary Clater replaced by Sally Antlsellb Barbara Cotter, treasurer, and Cathy Hlll1S h1stor1an Grnnre Anthony took over the dut1es of Nancy jones on Student Councrl and the vacancy on the Act1v1ty Board was f1lled by R1chard Ruifa Ulton Hodg1n had already been chosen to preside over Student Coun c1l and Lots Berkoben and Edgar Daer had been selected to edxt the Annual and the H1 Ways respectrvely Our flrst socral ass1gnment was the Sen1or Tea where parents met teachers It must have been a success for after that stu dents seemed to have more books to carry home Sports took up much of our precrous t1me and energy, and we felt that tt was well spent The football season may not have been Burg s greatest but our prrde 1n the semor members of the team was justtfied 9 7 9 5 ' . . . ,, ,, . . . 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Q I A . 7 , . . . . . y ' ' -14 .. vshen they drd the1r very best rn every game Football season also me ms the bmd the mlyorettes, and the eheerle lders ill of whom help to brmg out the sehool sprrrt md support the tetm The semors on the trrele team drd their ptrt too by pl lung Wrllernsburg fourth rn the P I A A meet md seeond rn the W P l A L Our basket btll term 1lso had 1 sueeessful season Although they lost a revs g tmes they plaved some very exemng ones md hrd many v1e torres ln thrs, too, we seniors dld more than our share supplymg the team vuth a num ber of good players The baseball team, too, wts one to be proud of when the boys went up to bat The fall play George Wlshrngton Slept Here was a big hlt wlth the senrors contrrbutmg many leadlng eharaeters arvrs Cotton 1m McGough Alan Beehtol Shrr ley Ross Davrd Hass and others, as well as b tele stage helpers who all eombmed eiforts to present 1 smooth produetron On Deeember lath we were all sad deneel by the death of a Ll1SSIT1lfC, amee JANICE TALISMAIN Tllrsmm jtnnee had not been wrth us for the prst yetr and we mrssed her srncere lrrendshrp We also partrerpated rn the A Cappell 1 orchestra, eh lpel programs, lntr rmur ll sports tnd numerous elubs We met new frrends students and teachers ind le lrned to eo operate wrth one another All these thmgs are rmporttnt to us but we vyxll llso remember many of the smaller thmgs ehattrng rn the h 1lls,erowd ed loeleers hurryrng to classes, rnsprrmg ehapels the Alma Mater after pep meetmgs strugglrng wrth assrgnments, and no1sy luneh We tre now loolerng form 1rd eagerly yet reluetantly to the elass play, Bxeea lture xte, elass day,sen1or vaeatron, our semor prom, and Commencement, vyhrch marks the end of a xx onderful hrgh school career We are proud of these memorres proud of our 1eh1evements,scholast1e athletrc, and soerrl but most of all we are proud to be members of the graduatmg Cl lss of 51' In Qlllemnrtam Cod takes some souls home early From the turmoil 0 the world And leat es the ones they left hehlnd lV1th heats hear ts to hear God takes some souls home early Like the tr ee that loses its leaz es, I o a place rn hts gl eat kingdom ll here the sun ufll always shzne God takes some souls home ea: lt Those He leads uztb guzdmg hand He takes them fr om the ea: tb belou I o a land of etef nal peace NIARGARET HARLAN1 v 1 Y l . 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Club: Latin 3. -25- RUTH ANN MARGARET MORRISON Commcrcnal Schenley Hxgh School Plttsburgh Pennsylvanm 3 Club Com mercxal 2 3 RAYMOND MORRONE Vocatronal Honor Roll 5 Intramural Sports Z 'a JOHN MULHOLLAND-Techmcal Intramural Sports 5 4 JOANNE MARIE MULLEN Jo Commercral Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Clubs Drama 7 Quotatxon Squad TERESA ANNE NEWARK Ferry Academnc Sacred Heart Hlgh School East End Pnttsburgh Pcnnsylwama 7 Honor Roll 4 Intramural Sports 2 71 4 PIOJELCIOHISI 4 Home room Represenratxve 5 HI Ways 2 Clubs Y Teens 4 Drama 4 Quotatlon Squad 3 4 KATHRYN M NUzzO-Kay Commercral Dtvme Provxdence Academy Pittsburgh Pennsylvanna 4 Clubs Natnonal Forensxc League 2 Latm 2 Spanish 3 Y Teens 4 RUTH MARYLN ODERHEIM Ruzhre Academxc Intramural Sports 2 5 4 Clubs Spanlsh 3 4 Sclence 3 LItIn 2 Y Teens 2 5 4 MIRIAM JEAN OLANDER Mmam Academrc Honor Roll 2 5 4 Natlonal Honor Socxety 4 ACIIVIIY Board 5 Secretary 4 Annual Faculty Edxtor 4 A Cappella 4 Sentor Counse or 5 4 Clubs Spantsh 3 Presldent 4 Leaders 5 4 YTeens 2 5 4 ROSEANNII OLEARY General Representatxve Assembly 3 Senlor Counselor 4 Festtval Chorus 3 Clubs Latm 2 Spanlsh 3 4 YTeens 2 3 4 PATRICIA M OPSAHL Paz Academnc Honor Roll 2 3 4 Representatlve Assembly 4 Annual Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Clubs Leaders 3 Secretary TrcasurLr 4 Spantsh 3 4 YTeens 2 4 Sclence 5 4 STEPHANIEC OSAJA Yteue AcademIc Intramural Sports 4 Senlor Counse or 4 Clubs Spanlsh Art 3 4 French 4 Y Teens 4 MARGARET VIRGINIA PARDEE Academtc Honor Roll 2 3 4 Natnonal Honor Socxety 4 A Cappella 4 Senlor Counselor 4 Clubs Leaders 3 4 YTeens 2 5 Pr Sl dent 4 French 3 4 Scxence 3 Drama 2 3 DUKE W PARIS Techmcal Track 2 5 4 Football 2 3 Intramural Sports 7 3 4 Club Varslty 3 4 CHARLES EDWARD PARRY Chuck General Track 2 5 4 Intramural Sports 2 5 4 Club Art 4 WILLIAM HENRY PEACOCK B111-General Central Catho IC Hxgh School Plttsburgh Pennsylvanla 4 CAROL LORRAINE PETERSON Academrc Honor Roll 4 Representatlve Assembly Secretary 4 Intramural Sports 4 Sennor Counselor 5 Secretary Treasurer 4 Clubs Span I5 2 3 YTeens 2 5 4 Sclence 4 BETTY JEAN PHILLIPS General Westlnghouse Hlgh School Ptttsburgh Pennsylvanxa 2 MARILYN JANE PICKERSGILL jrll Commercnal Honor Roll 2 5 4 Natronal Honor Soclety 4 A Cappella 3 I Intramural Sports 7 5 4 HI Ways 4 Clubs Commcrcxal Vnce Presndent 4 Latm 2 YTeens 7 5 4 FREDERIC WILLIAM PLACK Brll Academnc A Cappella 5 4 Sp Ing Festxval 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 7 4 Representatxve Assemb'y 5 Cub Spantsh 5 Vncc Presldent GOLDIE ANN POSAVATZ Academrc Talent Scout 4 Intramural Sports 7 3 4 Clubs Leaders Spamsh 5 4 YTeens Z 3 4 Scnence 4 Art 7 THOMAS R POWER Tom Commerclal Representattve Assembly 4 Intramural Sports 7 3 4 1. 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Honor Socxety 4 Annual 3 Art Edltor 4 Representatrve Assembly 4 Intramural Sports 7 Clubs SpanIsh 3 4 Sclence 4 YTeens 2 4 Art 3 4 ROBERT JAMES RAINEY Rainey Vocanonal Electrxc FRIENDA MAUREEN RAMSEY jeg Commerual Glrls Chonr 7 3 Festrval Chorus 3 Club Commercxal 4 MARGARETMARYB RAUTERKUS Mergle AcademIc St Benedrcts West VIEW Plttsburgh Pennsylvania 3 Honor Roll 4 Orchestra 3 4 Band 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 ALICE SEATON REA Acedemfc Student Councxl 4 Class Treasurer 3 Clubs Leaders 4 YTeens 3 French 3 LatIn 7 FRED LEONARD REIIO-Academnc Peabody Hxgh School Plttsburgh Pennsylvanra 4 Track 7 3 BEATRICE JEAN REMALEY B1 Techmcal Honor Roll 7 4 Intramural Sports 2 GIrls Chorus 7 Clubs LatIn 2 Scnence 3 4 YTeens 3 German 4 WILHEMINA MARIE REssI.ER Bxllre Commercnal Clubs Sclence 3 Commercxal 3 GILBERTA AUDREY RICKEL Bert AcademIc Annual 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 Lxbrary Assrstant 4 Clubs Scrence 3 4 YTeens 7 3 4 Spanlsh 7 Band 2 3 4 A Cappella 4 Golf 4 VINCENT JO RINCHIUSO-Vmce AC8dCmlC OlIver HIgh School Pnttsburgh Pennsylvnnra 4 Club t 7 LORRAINE CAROL RING Commercnal Gxrls Chorus 7 Club Commercnal 7 CHESTERS RINKER Rmk Vocanonal Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Intramural Sports 4 Club Varsrty DONALD E RIPPLE Rfp-General Penn Hxgh School Penn TownshIp Pennsyhanna 7 Bascba 7 3 Club Varsrty ROLLAND DALE RITTS Rally Academnc Annual 4 Band 7 3 Orchestra 3 4 Talent Scout 3 Treasurer 4 A Cappella 7 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 Clubs Ky 3 -I Photography 3 ROBERTE ROBINSON Bob General Franklm Hrgh School Franklm Pennsylmnna 4 EDITH G RODGERS Eddfe Classncal Honor Roll 7 3 4 Annual 3 Assrstant Edltor 4 Band 3 4 A Cappella 4 Intramural Sports 7 3 I Cltbs L1 In 7 5 Presrdent 4 I'rench 7 3 4 YTeens 7 3 Quotation Squad CHARLFS H Ross Chuck Academlc Us er Squad 7 3 4 Annual 3 Intramural Sports 5 Rcpresentatne Assembly 4 Clubs German Prcsldcnt 1 Photog raphy VICE Presrdent 3 4 Spamsh 5 4 L'ItIn 7 28 2, 5' 4. - - s 9 1 3 I I ' A -S ... : ' 3 ' 4. I -1 . : . 1 4- ' : .H l V ' . ' 1 l -.',3. 4- RAYMOND CHARLES RIGIJON-Red-General ' ' . ' , ' . : Ar -. 3. 5, 4. , , , , . . ' ' D , ', I ' -. - ll 1 Z -,M sz ' z , - ' 17' 0 fs 2, A' 4. 1 -1 I v ' -v v h 4 1 ,: ' . Al. ..-in LI U SHIRLEY ANN Ross Oklahoma Academic Will Rogers High School Tulsa Oklahoma 4 Honor Roll S Fall Play 4 A Cappella 4 Orthestra I Intramural Sports Clubs Sclcntt i Drama 4 YTeLns i DANIELM RUBY Rube Acadtmac Intramural Sports 7 3 4 ANTHONY RICHARD RUFFA Dacle Academic Honor Roll 7 5 4 Activity Board 4 Talcnt Scouts 4 Proiu. taonlst i Tratk 7 Clubs Germ an 6 I. tan 'I CI S I JACK RUST Ruxlj Iechnacal A Cappella 5 4 Male Quartet 2 5 4 Club Spanish 7 MELVIN W RUTTER Allegheny General Intramural Sports 7 5 Clubs Sucnte'n 4 Photography I LARRY ALAN SALKELD York General Football 7 3 4 Intramural Sports 7 I I Clubs Varsity CARL DAVID SALLACI-I Boo Commercial A Cappella 5 4 Intramural Sports 7 5 4 Homcroona Man ager 2 JEAN SANDERS Red Commercial A Cappella 4 Intramural Sports 2 5 4 Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus 7 5 Club Leadcrs 4 H VINCENT Su-IAUB Vnmas Acadtmat West Palm Bcach High School Wcst Palm Bcath Florida Band 7 5 4 Orchcstra 7 3 A Cappcll1 5 4 Intramural Sports Clubs Scacncc 4 Dramfai ERNEST MELVIN Su-IIRRA Industrial ROBERT J SCI-IMITT Duke Iqcchnical Intramural Sports 7 4 4 llubs Kcy VILL Prcsatlcnt S Cer man 4 EVELYN MAY SCHNIITTFL Lbbae Commtrtaal Intramural Sports 7 3 4 Club Commercial 3 DAVE E SCHWEIKART Scluzke Commercial Intramural Sports 7 3 4 GERALDINE BERNIELE ScoTT Gerry Commtrtaal Wcstanghoaase Hugh School Pittsburgh Ptnnsylvanaa 5 Honor Roll 7 Library Assistant 7 Club Y funs 7 JOAN D SEABERGi1l!lk3' Commercial Honor Roll 4 Festival Chorus 7 3 Club Commercial 4 WILLIAM N. SEIBERT-General Intramural orts 2 5 A. JANET H. SI-IANHOLTZER-jan-Academic A Cappella 43 Intramural Sports 3. Club: Science ... DAVID DEAN SHEATS-Dare-Academic Swissvale High School Swissvale Pennsylvania 5. A Cappella 2 4. Clubs: Photography Z: Art 2. CHARLES A. SHEPPARD-Sleep-Academic Intramural Sports 2. 5. 4. Club: Spanish 5 4. LEO ALBERT ERMAN-General Central Catholic Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 5. Intramural Sports MILDRED G. SHoNTz-Millie-Commercial Senior Counselor 4. ,291 5? JANICEM SIMONS jun Commercxal HI Ways 5 Clubs Scxente 7 Commercial 4 RICHARD ALLEN SIMMONS Bfg Sfms General Football 7 5 4 Track 7 5 4 Intramural Sports 7 5 4 Club Varslty 5 4 NANCY SINDELL General MANUELA SLAWKIN Manny Techmcal Honor Roll 7 5 I Natlonal Honor Soucty I Fall Play 4 Pro JECIIOKIISI 4 Intramural Sports 7 5 4 Clubs Spamsh 2 Sclente 5 6 Drama 4 DWIGHT O SMITH, JR Academtc Honor Roll 7 5 A Cappella 4 Fall Play 5 4 Intramural Sports 7 5 6 Band 7 5 Pro1ectIonIst5 4 Clubs Sclence 5 4 Drama 5 4 GEHRY H SMITH Academtc Honor Roll 7 Band 7 5 4 Tenms 7 5 4 Intramural Sports 7 5 4 Clubs Varslty 4 Latm 5 Sclence-1 GLENN ARTHUR SMITH Snuffy Academnc Football 7 5 4 Basketball 2 5 Baseball 2 5 4 A Cappella4 PIOJCCIIOHISI Z 5 4 Homeroom Manager 2 Clubs Varstty 5 4 Latm 2 GWENDOLYNM SMITH Guenn Academtc Honor Roll 2 5 4 A Cappella 5 4 Play Produttxon 4 Intra mural Sports 5 4 Prolectxomst 5 Club Art 7 5 4 J STEADMAN SMITH Mugs General Intramural Sports 7 5 4 Club Spamsh 7 ELAINE ELLEN SNYDER Red Commercnal Honor Roll 7 C ubs Drama Z YTeens 7 Commercial 5 BARBARA MAE SPEARS Bain Academxc Semor Counse or 5 4 Clubs LatIn 7 Sclence 7 5 Drama 4 ETHEL JANE SPENGLER Academtc Honor Roll 7 5 A Cappella 5 4 Intramural Sports 5 4 Organlst I Gnrls Chorus 7 Clubs Sucntc 7 4 Latm 7 French DWAI NE CHARLES STARR Commerctal A Cappella 5 Intramural Sports 7 5 4 Mnxcd Chorus 2 WINFIELD STAUFFER Lane General East McKu.sport HIgh School Fast McKccsport PLnnsylv.InIa 4 Intramural Sports 4 CLIFFORD L STEMMFRICH Flp-General Intramural Sports J LINDSAY STEWART General A Cappella 5 4 CHARLES SHERRX STONE JR Sloefrv Tcchmtal Honor Roll 7 5 4 Natlonal Honor Soutty 4 Usher 5 4 tramural Sports 7 4 Class Vxce Prcsldcnt 5 Kluhs Sutncc 7 Vue Presldcnt -8 Latm 7 Drama 7 5 ALICE LOUISE STROM General A Cappella I Club Latm 7 EDNA LOUISE STEUBER Academnc Leethburg Hugh School Lecchburg Pennsylvama 4 Intramural Sports 5 4 GIYIS Chorus 2 5 Clubs French 4 Drama 2 5 YTeens 2 5 Quotanon Squad 4 LARRY F STEUBER Acaden-nc Leechburg High School Leechburg Pennsylvanla 4 Football 7 5 4 Gym FxhIbItIon 7 5 Intramural Sports 5 4 Cub Varsity 5 4 THERESA MARIE SWACUS Terry Commercnal Honor Roll 2 5 4 Nattonal Honor Socxety 4 Student Councll 4 A Cappella 4 HI XY'ays 4 Intramural Sports 7 5 4 Mnxed Chorus 7 5 Clubs Commercial Vice Presldcnt 5 Presldent 4 leaders 1 YTecns 7 5 4 30 NANCY ELAINE SWISSHELM-Nance-Academic Honor Roll 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socnety 3 4 HI Ways 2 3 Assocxate EdItOr 4 Fall Play 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Clubs YTeens Z 4 French 3 4 Drama Z 4 Latm Z PRENTISS FORBES TAAPFE Pete Techmcal Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Clubs Scnence 2 3 Latm JANICE TALISMAN Academrc Clubs Scrence 3 French 3 Drama 2 Latm 2 RUTH ELIZABETH TEETS Rulhy Commercral KINNEYJ Tl-IENS Dutch Academlc Football 2 3 Representatnve Assembly 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 MIxed Chorus 2 3 Propectuomst 4 Clubs LatIn 2 Scrence 4 GLADYS JOY THOMPSON Academn: Honor Roll 3 Glrls Chorus 2 Clubs YTeens 2 Latm 3 MILTON FRANK THOMPSON Malt General A Cappella 3 4 Band 2 3 4 RONALD COLMAN THOMPSON Cbzck-General SHIRLEY MAE THOMPSON Slurl Academn: Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 Clubs Drama 2 3 g Scaenfe 3 Latm 2 Commerclal 3 Y'I'eens 2 3 4 QuotatIon qua 3 THOMAS WILLIAM THOMPsON,JR 'I ommy AcademIc Intramural Sports Z 4 DOLORES MAE TILLETT Dee Commeraal Mlxed Chorus 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 Clubs Commerclal 2 Drama 3 MADELINE ANTOINETTE TOLINO-Mmme-Commerclal Samt James WIlkInsburg Pennsylvanra 2 SYLVIA MARILYN TUMAzOs Academrc Honor Roll 2 3 Annual 2 3 Sentor Edltor 4 Clubs Latm 7 French 3 4 Drama 2 YTeens 2 3 4 Scxence 3 4 Quotatnon Squad 4 LOIS JEAN TOMER Commercral Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Club Leaders 4 ANDREW F TOTTER Sodley Technrcal Intramural Sports 2 Clubs Latm 2 Scnence 3 PEARL JUNE UNGLAUB-Pml-Academnc Honor Roll 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Club Latm 2 DAVID LEE WAGNER Pau Academrc Baseball Manager 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Club Scxence 4 ELvA JEAN WALCROFT Ieanme AcademIc Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Talent Scout 4 Clubs Leaders 4 German 4 YTeens 2 3 4 Scnence 4 PATRICIA M WALTER Paz Academrc Intramural Sports 3 Clubs French 3 4 Scxence 3 4 YTeens 2 Drama 4 MARGARET JANE WARBURTON jane Commerclal Talent Scout 4 Club Drama 2 3 4 BARBARA JOAN WASS Shame-General Prolectxonnsts 2 3 4 Clubs Drama 2 Commercxal 4 31 MW ELEANOR HELEN WAszo-Elle Commercnal Honor Roll 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socnety 5 4 Maporette 5 Head 4 Class HISIOIIBH 2 Class Secretary 5 Homeroom Man ager 4 GIrls Chorus 7 5 Clubs Leaders 5 4 Spamsh 7 ROBERT S WEALS Soapy Acadcmlc Honor Roll 5 4 Basketball 5 4 Baseball 5 4 Cross Country 4 Band 2 5 Orchestra 5 Clubs VarsIty 4 French 5 4 OTTO WEBER Otto Techmcal Checrleader 5 4 Clubs Drama 7 4 Spanlsh RUSSELL H WEIDMAN Russ Techmcal Honor Roll 7 5 4 Usher Squad 5 Head Usher 4 Student Councnl 5 4 Band 2 5 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Chapel Com mlttee 4 Clubs Science Presldcnt 4 Key 4 ROY ROBERT WERTZ Slzm Commerclal Taylor Allderdrce Pxttsburgh Pennsylvanna 5 Intramural Sports DWIGHTS WHERRY Yeke Academnc Basketball 7 Intramural Sports 5 4 Clubs Latm 7 Suence 4 MAC ST CLAIR WHITE Techmcal Intramural Sports 2 5 4 Club Spamsh 7 MARVIN DALE WHITED-Whuey General Intramural Sports 2 5 4 FLOYDB WILCOX Lefty Academnc Baseball 7 5 4 Basketball 7 5 4 Club VarsIty 5 CAROLE WILDMAN Commercral HI Ways Clrculatnon Manager 5 Intramural Sport 7 Club Chess 2 CAROL PARKS WILSON Academlc Honor Roll 4 Natlonal Honor Socnety 4 Mayorettc 4 Senlor 5 4 SCICDCS 5 SHIRLEY ANN WITHERSPOON Spoon Academnc A Cappella 5 4 Semor Counselor 5 Intramural Sports 7 Mnxed Chorus 7 5 Clubs Leaders 5 4 YTeens 7 5 4 La n 7 Drama 7 RICHARD DAVID WOLF AcademIc Stage Crew 5 4 Intramural Sports 2 5 4 Clubs Spannsh 7 Sclenu: -I Chess 4 Drama 7 5 FRANCES E WOODYARDiF7'd7l Academrc Fall Play 4 Intramural Sports 5 4 Fcsuval Chorus 4 Clubs Spanlsh 5 4 Drama 4 DUANE ALDEN YOTHERS Yost Academxc Football 7 5 Track 2 5 Club Spamsh 2 JAMESC ZANGRILLI Inn Academrc Honor Roll 5 Intramural Sports 2 5 4 Clubs Drama Latm 2 German 4 YvoNNE ZITZMAN Bonme Academrc Honor Roll 5 4 Annual 5 ActIvIty EdItor 4 HI Ways 7 Club Edltor 5 Intramural Sports 7 5 4 Stage Crew 7 5 Clubs Drama 7 5 4 French 5 4 Leaders 5 4 YTeens2 5 SENIORS NOT PHO I OGRAPHED LEO MICHAEL BREITKREUTZ Leo General Honor Roll 2 RICHARD E HIX Vocanonal GRACE ANN KIM Commercral Intramural Sports 7 Club Drama 7 KENNETH MILLER Red lndusmal 33 CAROL JEANNE SCHANO-K General Westxnghouse Memorlal Hngh School WIlmerdIng Pennsylvama 7 5 4 Band 7 5 Student ASSISIBDI 4 Annual 4 HI Ways 4 Semor Cabmet 4 Llbrary Asslstant 2 Choral Speakmg 5 GRACE E SOLOMON Academxc American Grammar Hugh School Buenos Anres Argentina 7 5 4 Natlonal Honor Socnety 5 4 3 I v 3 I 3 . - 1 -, .- 2 .. 1 -- , 1 ., 1 I .. 1 ' : , .1 .. 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W JUNIOR CLASS Orrl ERS Joan McAl1ster Rac Prudente Mlrlam Fay, Bob Rohm and LaVonne Dean MIDDLE OF THE ROAD POLICY On September 6 1951 we the class of 52 clrmbed dovnn from the shelf and took our places IS the jumor class the proxerbml backbone of Dc tr Old Hrgh We joined rn smgmg the usual back to school song h1t Rock A Bye Baby to the sophomores We hunted for old frrends, com schedules And even though we had trred to talk Dad out of lf all summer we st1ll found Latm frovtnmg at us from thos fateful lrttle whrte card bolrds known IS schedule cards O was If Physlcs thu we trled so hard to overlook' How ever once chapel began things started lookrng better Somehow chapel alvs ays starts us xnto the 34 routlne of Hrgh and makes us llmost glad to be back IH sprte of the fact that summer IS beh1nd us Once agam we become a part of the Wallace Ax enue soclal set from Septembcr to June ln every event and occurrence, the junrors were rn there domg therr part and domg rt vsell The son as far as we were concerned The junrors h 1d therr share of the l1mel1ght represented by Mc Cann Haley, Yarbrough Auerswald and Stude baker, to name a few Desplte the somewhat slow season 57 kept therr sect1on constmtly cheermg at every pep meetmg The jumor malorettes, Audrey McEll1gott and c ' N . 1 h 9 ' . Q - Y 3 - , 7 . . 7 2 'L 'Y . ' ' ' ' ' . A . . ' ' U D I C I I V . pared summer tans, and complained about our flrst pep meeting ofhcially began the football sea- ' . . ' . r 4 ' . ' ' 1 V . 1 S 4 . I D ' a v 9 ' 1 ' . Q '- . ' - ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' V , N - 1 , . g - L . . . 1 4 c 'L c . h l - W l 1 em Rergensburger tombmed thexr trlents xxnth those of eheerlelders IIN Tr1mb1th oanne Dtvrd son and Plt Klstler to represent our elftss If exery sport event There xx is trme out for eleetxon of ellss ofh eers Bob Rohm stepped mto the role of e11ss presldent Asslstlng hum xxere I 1Vonne Dem xlee presrdent Ioxn MeAl1ster seerettry M rum Imx Representmg 57 on Student Councrl were Mar tha Kovalovsky Roberta Sankey, Jack MeGregor Wlyne Smrth Chirles West P11ISy Snyder Qhlrles Mrller md I1Vonne Dem On Aetrxrty Bolrd Nmey Ponds Ind E'1rl Srcller led D7 on tts wwy I 1Vonne Dean V1ughn Wrllrxrnson 1nd Dean Ixxtrt xxere In the spotlrght rn the F111 Plry George WlSl1lHgIf7ll Slept Here And ts flr as elub presrdents go Wrllram Bartley was rrght up there leqdmg the Freneh Club rn 11 merry yeqr Then Ldlllff the umor Prom the danee IS far IS xxe xxere eoneerned md lf xx IS dubbed the 'llnsel 'Irot It xx IS held during, the C,l1I'lSIlI'llS set son md the deeoratlons rtted top honors W mxrked the Prom doxxn rs 1 brg sueeess Then rt xx rs blsketblll tune xx here mtnx yun rors Mebregor West ones Wrlson md Pon lxey represented D7 under the blllle bo trds O eourse Dtxrs Hrrtsoek I-I ley Stltt td bftll season elme Mound Ant Well I guess thxts the yumors stop prng oil plzee But Its only temporflry beexuse xxe htxe strll mother xxonderful yerr ahetd There IS one vxfmy to sum up everythmg that h ms been sud The Jumors tre th lnklul for the ye rr behmd md the ye lr 1he1d but espeer llly for the xe lr m betvxeen Thanks Hrgh rt re 1lly has been wonderful RAE PRL DEP TE 11171107 Clam Hzufnmzfz juniors make their xotes count baelestage ram mal-ter Id .L . 5- . Q - ' . 1' A . K' ,A in 1, 11 . - -1 . . 1 ' 11 . 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ,J 1 ' - 'A A . '1 1 ' ' ' I he 1.' . 1- ' , 1 ' , ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1. e . 1 ' 1 1 ' . V 1 . 1' -1 ' ' '1 ' .1 '1 , ' A W- ' ' 1 '- 1 V 1- 1 ' 'L Iii :14', ft 1 ', 1l',e' ,111 treasurer and Rue Prudente, histori11n. Eneix were some of our diamond stars when buse- 4 ' - ' - 1 ' '1 1 . , , , . , , y I A y Q L ' ' ' . 1 I , 1 ' , ' ' , I 1 h A 1 ' . h ' ' 1 , '1 ' ' 1 .1 1 , ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ' '1 1 . I N , 1 K . ,,- . L 1 . VK . 1 .1 1 , 1 A '1 1 'L' . ' ' 1 1 1 A 1 ' ' 2 '1 ' ' ' 'Y ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' , 1 ' I 1 ' 1 1 ' . 1 I ' ' 1 . I I ' ,Y 35 .. HOME ROOM 105 Back row: G. Filler, B. Swope, R. Palmer, B. Hunter, R. Gruber, K. Warner, R. Rohm. Third row: D. Hartwick, W. Terrell, C. Miller, W. Ryd- er, J. Stevick, R. Smith, V. Williamson, J. Sample. Second row: W. Albitz, R. Haines, J. Evans, J. Reamer, E. Gilbert, M. Pringle, M. Schmeiler, S. Gailey. Front row: L. Lemmert, B. Martin, M. A. White, R. Kef- fer, C. Cicco, L. Dean, L. Scherm, P. O'Leary. HOME ROOM 107 Buck row: N. Moore, G. Matthews, R. Palmer, A. Zava- da, K. Warner, R. Ray, S. Duham, J. Graffius. Third row: R. Goodwin, R. Tomer, G. Greenwald, D. Ewart, G. Adams, B. Albitz, B. Ryder, D. Nickel. Second row: R. Schuster, W. Henderson, C. Lucas, P. McIntyre, H. Clark, F. Jenks, L. Lauer, G. Steffen. Front row: A. Motto, J. Pascarella, H. Trax, A. Hovis, D. Dickerhoff. M. McClellan, M. Nevin, P. Wilshire, P. Snyder. HOME ROOM 109 Buck row: J. McGregor, G. Jones, A. Ogg, L. Antisell R. Owen, B. Rohm, B. Haley, B. Umberger. Third row: A. Rousseau, R. Sankey, M. Gunning, B Foley, T. Friedeman, J. McMinn, G. Matgouranis R. Hall. Second row: G. Siple, M. Kovalosky, B. Kennedy, M Fay, B. Loer, C. Kiser, J. Grunder, L. Hough. Front row: D. Gallager, B. Schonbacler, A. McElligott P. Cassley, M. Adamek, E. Wiggins, M. Slaw. HOME ROOM ll6 Buck row: M. Caranfa, J. Brawley, A. Tetwilliger, D Creigh, F. Heinbaugh, B. Davis, N. McCann. Third row: R. Kovack, J. Rettger, L. Ferlan, W. Shoup K. McCullough, B. Hoover, D. Nickel. Second row: J. Flynn, C. Beswick, M. Kammrath, S Brown, J. Heisch, N. Pounds, J. Murphy, M. P Sands. Front row: D. Graham, J. Scherger, P. Ionade, J. Seibel J. Regensberger, S. Yanovich, J. McNamara, J. Geb- hart, D. Rose. J 1 HOME ROOM 205 Back row: E. Homer, R. Smith, J. Fresch, H. Auerswald B. Johnson, B. Swope, B. Locke. Third row: R. Warnock, J. Berger, W. Law, B. Stewart B. Roolf, E. Bartholomew. Second row: J. Weber, A. Baker, B. McLain, C. Johnson J. Allston, S. Petro. S. Nagley. Frou! row: McKnight, R. Dilling, J. Davidson, N Schalles, P. Quinn, S. Crawford, E. Crisman. HOME ROOM 218 Back row: W. Morrow, K. Thomas, D. Lloyd, E. Mc- Cance, W. Scheidhauser, E. Sidler, D. Sobel. Third row: R. Lehman, J. Greenawald, W. Bartley, R Hoak, W. Smith, L. Reese, S. Amodeo, W. Grimes Second row: L. Werner, G. Stennett, M. Ebbitt, R. Pru- Clente, N. Grilfith, A. Daw, J. Harmon, D. Carlton Front row: I. Patton, C. Renner, P. Martin, M. A. Cur- ren, N. Sekowski, G. Grant, A. Hawthorne. HOME ROOM 312 Back row: D. Kennedy, H. Gelm, J. Bush, W. Simmons, W. Wrentmore, P. Trainor, N. Evokovich, R. Brown Third row: C. Edwards K. Tarb A. M er D. Dristas, 9 Y? y 9 P. Fuller, D. Vasko, S. Wickersham, R. Patchan. E. M. Mastrilli. Front row: B. Trumpower, J. McAlister, D. Smucker M. A. Koklados, J. Ruggiero, A. Ferriero, L. Cook N. Lindgren. HOME ROOM 314 Back row: J. Odiorne, T. Fritz, J. Sample, J. Elder, C. W'est, J. Browning, L. Kern, J. Peterson. Third row: W. Jawarski, D. Fuchs, J. McSweeney, R. Fisher, V. McKnight, J. Seastone, J. Blackham, H. Snoke. Second row: D. Sheelan, V. Hoffman. P. Staples, N. Dell. B. Brandenstein, A. Sammarone. Front row: B. Sunseri, B. Renkey, R. Dreschsher, F. McCollum, J. Gray, P. Kistler, M. McGuire. Second row: M. Schaltenbrand, B. Douglas, P. Zaremba, S. Norris, C. Claybourne, N. Dunsworth, D. Hewitt. 1 9 HOME ROOM 516 Back row: K. Shingler, H. Wilson, H. Woller, D. Hart- wick, D. Hartsock, T. Trainor, R. Kimmel. Third row: E. Huey, B. Albitz, J. Morrow, E. Coombs, L. Gigliotti, J. Goldsmith, C. Thuer, J. McCormick Second row: F. Gerstle, J. Hobaugh, S. Schirra, R. Thom- as, J. Lawrence, D. Ruble, P. Bligh. Front row: M. A. Greco, G. Zupko, D. Mulkerin, J Seibel, J. McCune, R. Kerr, P. Yeager. HOME ROOM 317 Back row: C. ohnson, R. Studebaker, E. O'Leary, J. Mc- J Kinney, G. Herrick, R. Hoechteller, D. Ponkey. Third row: J. Bailey, F. Miller, J. Trimbath, W. Thuer D. Eneix, J. Busa, R. Kacy. Second row: M. Foley, J. McDonald, S. Schauer, J Rodgers, K. Rea, M. Carmack, D. Weiland. Front row: T. Tiani, M. Kneip, A. Kregar, M. Pushkar C. Lyden, J. Brooks, N. Sheppard. HOME ROOM 400 Back row: C. Schultheis, R. Rhodes, C. Yarbrough, W Walters, J. Coudriet, J. Stirr. Third row: K. Michael, R. Magistri, L. Brady, R. Shev- chik, R. Rowland, W. Scherz, S. Brown. Second row: B. Price, B. Snyder, J. Visnansky, B. Carter B. Phillips, O. Moore, N. Zolfel. Front row: B. Bowersox, J. Spates, J. MacKay, E. Ra- bico, H. Lindell, C. Martin. 9 l is 9 . 1 ,,,.'-,..f- ,4-W4-.M I til L 1 fe 7 ,V J ' 'IQ ,iff If IIA 3 .6 in-ii I :' 5 H Q Ulf 4' W Som-roMoRE CLASS OFFICERS Charles Cost Blau' McMrll1n Lee Malloy Maryorle Sterner and Sandra Bunt IAY WALKERS To the strarns of Rock A Bye Baby we the class of 53 made our grand entrance 1nto W H S We soon found out we werent brg shots we were lust sophomores We started our grand and glorrous year by electrng our officers Blarr McM1ll1n presrdent Corky Cost vrce presrdent Sandra Bunt secre tary Lee Malloy treasurer Margle Stelner hrs torran Our representatrves on Student Countrl oan Pederson Sarah Bergx all was elected to Actrvrty Board The Sophomore Tea xx as our flrst real rntro ductron to Wrlkmsburg Hlgh School Even though lf was the day after report cards came out every one got through the ordeal very well The football team wouldnt have been com plete wrthout sophomores Bob Cole Paul Boyle and Frank Ferrero The umor Varsrty football team commonly known as the Dummy Team prox ed we had a fevs stars xx ho vsxll undoubtedly help next years team In basketball sophomores Corky Cost B111 Stump and Darrell Lewrs made the varsrty team and played good ball all season In dramancs we were well represented as Fran jungk played the lead 1n the fall play George Washrngton Slept Here Joyce Bernmr and Bob Cleland were also IH rt All vs ere sopho mores of course Our debut rn socral affarrs came on January 5 rn the form of a dance after the basketball glme was a huge success wlth a sellout crovxd of oxer three hundred a record for a dance rn the grrls gym On February I6 we had a sequel to xt Loopsters Leap vshrch was also gratrfyrng We are all antrclpatmg our sophomore dance the Wrzards Whrrl on March 30 We are for tunate to have Lee Kelton for our band Although we are looking forvs ard to becomlng t e bltkbone of the school we shall nex er forget our sophomore year MARGIE STLINER Hzrtommz 9 . I U 1 S , . .. . ., 1 A ,, , , . , . K - , , K K L C 4 L . . . . , . I D 1 U - ' I ls 1 , g . ' . . ' - 1 f 1 N ' a ' K f 9 a N ' 1 a were jim Herr, Bob Sleppy, Nancy Cotter, and It was appropriately named Hoopster's Hop. It J . '. . ' . ' . ' ' - . K . 3 L . ' , C 'L . ' V . 7 7 ' ' . A 1 , ' T 1 7. 1 .4 , - 4 r T , , , i R . L ' l s a Y' A B . . J L A z , ' V 1 ' 1 ' 1 V 4 L 1 L f Y' I, 1 . .. 40 - 41 5 S The sophies' most famous chapel performer .... Mr. Barkley directs the girls' chorus HOME ROOM 105 Back row: R. Huber, J. Davidson, E. Luckock, F. Reiner, E. Young, N. Hedding, D. Bruening. Third row: B. Merriman, J. Hepner, M. Kolbas, E. Coo- ley, B. Stach, D. Suiter, A. Fornof. Second row: M. Holliday, M. Young, E. Hiller, L. Kam- merer, N. Staples, C. Witt, P. Struble. Front row: J. Consiglio, M. Steiner, L. Albert, S. Bunt. M. Downes, M. Prock, B. Gibson. HOME ROOM 117 Burk row: F. McAleese, M. Matgouranis, R. Fulton, J. Villi, K. Fisher, P. Dorualitti. Third row: J. Rolston, V. Leslie, J. Salzmanns, R. Gib- son, P. Groove, R. Aleman, R. Smucker. Second row: L. Winnans, A. Cutrara, J. Tinker, E. Mar- tin, K. Hopkins, C. Hoffer. Front rou-: S. Liddell, J. Brown, J. Brumbaugh, E. Hic- kox, R. Zimmerman, S. Bergvall, E. Cook. HOME ROOM 118 Back row: R. Byrne, M. Baldwin, G. Sourdon, P. Wilson G. McGurk, L. Malloy, J. MacDonald. Third row: J. Libell, A. Palladino, D. Frederick, R. Haas F. Parise, J. Dripps, K. Milliken. Second mir: S. Strickler, A. Potts, C. Knapp, J. Jenne- wine, S. Finicane, H. Hastings, T. Kennedy, J. Si- bell. Front row: J. Kondey, J. Hopkins, Dickinson, M. C Pershing, G. Forney, C. Gellitt, V. Greene. HOME ROOM 216 Back row: C. Cramwell, B. Grove, K. Hartman, T. Wat- kins. B. Spangenberg, J. Baxter. Third row: M. Reeve, C. Brandt. E. Mura, J. Houck, D Adams. Semrlzl rmr: R. Robinson. A. Baumhammers, D. Lewis R. Voynik, P. Johns, N. Cotter. If:-out rmr: G. McLeod. M. L. Jacob, C. Seifer, C. Lutz D. Dunlap, M. Lazzo. 1 s HOME ROOM 217 Back row: W. Krell, B. Sleppy, H. Thompson, J. Palmer E. Bauman, P. Moore. Third row: J. Gray, F. Zeitler, K. Peters, C. Carlton. J Shank, J. Askey, J. Beers, H. Banks. Second row: B. Hartin, L. Rade K. Peterson D. Ro - . , bat zen, E. Strohm. C. Simmons, L. Hagar. Front row: W. Chaido, N. Caldwell, S. Rahake, J. Bla- tusz, C. Boardman, D. Gregory, S. Miller. ROME ROOM ZI9 Back row: R. Staudt, J. Baker, W. Giesey, R. Wyfland, R. Kitterer, R. Erdley, R. King, J. Thomas. Third row: G. Stripay, B. Brown, K. Schurr, C. Jeffrc y W. Lovette, J. Banks, W. Chaffey. Second row: E. Robinson. B. Simpson. F. Gerdino, S Martin, J. Gavlik, G. Bernhardt. Front row: M. Nicoll . Youn . Peders n , J g. J 0 . S. Stone- braker, N. Redfern, M. Curnow, A. Gilmer. HOME ROOINI 503 Back row: E. Watson. A. Wlahofsky. B. Fullerton. IZ. Oswalt, D. Heep, B. Baker, R. Yakovich. Tloird row: P. Klinefelter, B. Richards, G. Shields, F. Quigley, A. Vicin. D. Macaulay, N. Reeder. Second rou-: M. Smith. O. Fahnestock, L. Fisher, B. Hutchinson, J. Metzgar, L. Mundr. A. Teresi. Fronl row: B. Bowersox. C. Cardens, S. Collins, D. Quin- ter, C. Dovey, W. Giesey, L. Lasich. HOME ROOM 510 Back row: E. Fehr, J. Gallagher. J. Johnston, W. Sinn- huber, D. Rogers, G. Jones, E. Starrett. Third rout M. Bell, D. Mulkerin, L. DeNillo, A. Sulli- van, H. Plumtree, L. Havranek. R. Menold. Second row: D. Mourant. G. Butler, E. Brattina, M. A. Slippy, F. Yoder, D. Edwards. Front row: M. Parton. P. Craig, V. McCleeland. P. Kelly. M. Lew. A. King, S. Carlysle. v HOME ROOM 204 Bach row: D. Long, D. Bateman. J. Gray, B. Cleland. Third row: S. Reid, R. Wolford, H. Pfrenzinger, J. Crummy, R. Snyder. Second row: J. Campano, L. Klingensmith, A. Salkeld. A. Putteman. lfront rom: N. Boyles. M. Lumsden, M. Braquneir, G. McKinney. HOME ROOM 505 Buch row: F. Jungk, N. McKee, C. Brandt, P. Wineman, S. Lacock. Third row: S. Flickinger, J. Best, J. Gray, L. Hostetter, E. Diiller. Seroud row: J. Wylie, N. Reho. M. Walters, B. Pickers- gill, B. Dallas. Front row: S. Davis, M. Bartholomew, B. Starkey, P. M. Noonan. HOME ROOM 515 Buck row: P. Boyle, J. Ryan, T. West, R. Mercer, B. Guy. Third row: C. Uhl, J. Berandino, B. McAdams, J. Strang, B. McKnight, T. Tumazos. Second row: S. Ramsey, D. Davies, C. Walker, L. Fisher, C. Christopher. Frou! row: C. Kearns, M. A. Smith, P. Willson, D Downes, E. Fresch, C. Diel. HOME ROOM 518 Bach row: W. Plummer. D. DePastino, B. Stumpf, B Smith, A. Perlinger. Third row: G. Culp, B. Fisher, J. Arnold, E. DeNill0 P. Creighton. Second row: S. Williams, K. Henderson, N. Campbell M. Hanna, R. Kammerer. Front row: S. Davis, M. Bartholomew, B. Starkey, P Zimmerman, J. Young. 1 iz W-do Q ACTIVITY BOARD 'Ihc Actrvrty Board was gnen 1ts nunc by our former supermtendent Mr W C Graham when the organlzatlon started rn 1914 The mem bershrp consrsts of the prrncrpal of W H S who presrdes as the charrman Hve faculty mem bers appomted by the prrncrpal, and five student members elected by the student body Of these student members at least mo must be boys A regular meetrng 1S held monthly although specral srry The Actrvrty Board gnes servrce to the school by supervrsmg the rarsmg of money by student organrzatrons, student tttnrtres, the sell ang of football programs and the refreshment st 1nd at Graham Freld It keeps the hugh schools crcdlt good IH the communrty by tuthormng the expcndltures of the funds lf ruscs Here are a few ex rmples of the things for xnhnch the Actlvlty Bo trd uscs the student funds new unxforms for band ushers, and cheerleaders choir robes rental md cleamng of senxor caps and gowns stenery furnnture md hghrs for school producnons ters for the mothers of our student body oll p untmgs of former supcrxntcndents p rymcnt to the spon sors of the H1 Wlys Annu ll 1nd thc treasurer of the Aemlty Bo 1rd for thelr scrvrccs Besndes ACTIVITY BOARD Bark mu Mr Beck Mr Ege Mr Yetter Earl Sldler R Ruffa Second rou Miss MC Qurston M1ssM Heaz lett M Olander Fzrxl rou Mnss Steele N Pounds CUURT these money matters the Actlvrty Board elects the Annual and H1 Wtys edltors and busmess man igers managers for school productrons and th faculty member to take charge of the refresh ment stand at Graham Freld No wonder thrs organrzatron 1S called the Actrvrty Board' C bun-man Secretary Treasurer MR E F EGR Mm1AM JEAN OLANDER MR C FRANCIS YETTER . l Q . . 1 . V . L A V Y , K . ' F e , - . 1 , - L L ' - Y , .,,,. , . . , . L , , . meetings are called by the chairman when neces- . . . . 1 . . . . . , 5 2 ' ' - ' ' 2 . . ' . ' ' '. ' l - - . . . l l . , . 1 , i y r 1 D . 2. A ' A C V ' , 1 ' ' 1 . . I 1 ' . ' ' 3 ' . , 1 ' ' ' ' Q 1 s y- ' f ' ' A A I 1 7 2 A - ' f r 1 I . I 1 I . , . , . . -46, STUDENT COUNCIL Ionrtb rou J McGough C West E Birkin shavs R Gawert LJ Hodgin Tbzrd rou W Smith C Miller J Cotton B Sleppy J Mac Gregor R Weidnaan Second rou J Pederson R Sankey A Anderson V Anthony K Kerr first ron P Snyder J Hart S Antiscll L Dean N Cotter ESSIO STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council composed of one faculty member four sophomores eight luniors, and twelve seniors, is the student governing body of the high school Election for Student Council is held every fall ind spring and is open to the entire school Besides maintains the Lost and Found Bureau and the Infor mation Service Student Council also sponsored a very successful dance, The Dog Patch Drag which was held in the girls gym after the Dormont basketball game President ULTON HODGIN Vice President JARVIS COTTON Rcfordmg Secretary JOANN HART Corresponding Secretary SALLY ANTISELL Sponsor Miss HELEN ANDERSON RFPRFSFINTATIVE ASSEMBLY Fourlb rou D Cassidy J Cotton B Krell B Stach Third mu R 'Ihens T Povscr R Wo ford W Bruckman A Brmker R Gibson Serond rou M Sands J Weber G Forney D Davies P Opsahl E Rainey Izrrl rou M Lazzo C Peterson A MC Flligott J Young M Bartholomew D Hltson 47 'Qt REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY The Representative Assembly is organized to give each homeroom a voice in the student government of the high school It is composed of elected representa tives from each homeroom who report suggestions that were made in the homerooms to the Student dents want The Represent rtive Assembly has no actual luris diction and may only supply suggestions for the Stu dent Council to take action upon It has been founded to assure closer contact between the council and the students Cbnfrmnn JARVIS CoTToN Secretary CAROL PETERSON Sponsor MR KENNETH D TEDROW ,J i ' e 'x J 'Z . V , l . l , . i ' - ' N. K . 7 . D D . A a v ' 1 W supervising at elections and forums, the Council Council so that the council may know what the stu- , I I G K ' n - D 1 ' t . . ' A - ' K - L S 4 I L so ' . . H ' ', , ' , . , . . .' ': l THE ANNUAL Perhaps, to many students the only meaning the Annual holds is paying the three dollars and having their friends sign it in the spring. But the staff knows differently! In September the staff held the first dance of the year in the girls' gym. The money made by the record-breaking Goal Post Serenade helped pay for this yearls Annual Many nights the light burned in the annual office a long time after school was dismissed. Bleed the top of this picture! Flop the nega- tive! Put this picture in the gutter! -all have a familiar ring to anyone working in 201. The deadlines which have to be met come up all too soon and too often. There is checking and rechecking of every page, measuring and remeasuring of every pic- ture, writing and rewriting of every paragraph, and correcting the spelling, punctuation, and D grammar throughout the book. When the book has gone to press in the spring, the staff can heave a sigh of relief and relax. It enjoys working hard to make this book for yon. Bark rout J. Wightmnn, D. Boucher. R. Haines. H. Thompson, M. Baldwin, XV. Hiller, C. Fritz, J. McGough, C. George. R. Ritts, J. Cotton. Second ron: J, Brown, P. Blight. K. Peterson. A, Gilmer, P. Opsahl, P. Fitzgerald, K. Kerr, R. Sanlkey, M. Dovalovsky, P. Miller, P. Pringle, E, Rainey, P. Ackinclose. Firs! row: E. Rodgers, L. Berkoben, S. Morgan, P. Hartman, A. Hovis, R. Prudente, B. Bruckman, B. Zitzman, M. Olnnder, R. Grey, J. Kregnr, N. MacMillan, E. Wiggins, G. Rickel. -48-. A N NUAL STA PF 1 2 Ijrfilor Lois Berkohen A.v.sixtut1t Editor Edith Rodgers ,,,, Art Editor Elizabeth Rainey Art A,v.ri.vttu1t.v Pat Pringle, Pat Fitzgerald ' PlmtogruplJvr Pat Hartmann flt'ti1'itic,v Iitlitor Bonnie Zitzman Sports Editor Chuck Fritz Sporty Assixtant Walter Hiller Club Editor Barbara Bruckman Ifuculty Etlitor Miriam Olander Homeroom Editor Pat Opsahl Senior Editor Janice Kregar, Marilyn Tumazos Re-write Editor Pat Ackinclose Buxiness Mumzger Dick Boucher Buxiuexx Axsixlarlts Suzanne Morgan, Kay Kerr, Rollie Ritts, Bohhe Grey, Chuck George Typists Nancy MacMillan, Gilberta Rickel. Peggy Miller Anxiliury Staff Jack Wightnian, Rohert Sanke ' .yy Karin Peterson, Pat Martin. Eleanor Wiggins, Harry Thompson, Roy Haines. Martha Kovalosky, jean Brown, Ann Gilmer. Merl Baldwin Spouxorr Miss Helen Heazlett. Miss Gwynne Mothersbaugh The secret of the 'il .... Bonnie and Bath identify group pictures .... and this started out to he a posed pic- ture .... Miss Mothershaugh superxises Dick and Suzanne checking invoices. -- 49.. la ulxucge 5 elm Mis: Marian Wxlcox a. ophlltleated coll g lgxrl La M-. onnebean and Prescott Man nel Slavkln The technlcal stat! as an tounced by Miss Rum Winch zcyet la Stage managers Al All Bochwl and Maxme Schmxe r Bookholders .Mane Warbur an and Rolkrta Sankey Cos uns. llartlyn Gibson Lights lalre Fraser Margaret Nevin oan Arnold and Nancy Boyles found Edecta Ken Peters Kxrk lartman Eleanor Fonzx Nancy Kale! and Eleanor Hlllls Pro -ertlel Vlrglnla Hodman Frank Lelner Marianne Lew Arlene errero Cathcrlne 'yden Car lyn Johnson Pat Walters and lartlyn Gibson olanre Fraser ophomore were ele ted by the lctlvlty Board to serve as bus nes managers for 'he play Mr K Wicker ls director of stage :onstructlon Boucher Heads The business manager for the RNNUAL this year is Dies iouchet a n n o unced Miss Bwynne Mothershaugh buslnes.. adviser Dick is assisted by Holly Iltta Suzanne Morgan and 'harles George Roberta Gray s secretary to the stat! and Pat Sllgh la bookkeeper The campaign for 51 All 'Xl 33909 a. uf' nodfng 559 other chc :t list was prynlv' ' ,that these could be brought 1 , gether lnw an allied Bel , There will be a double seal this year to give each smug thr opportunity to hear a question speakers ln two nel The Speakers wlll all be hi vchool graduates as tar as p- Mfm SD ,Q sa Cgpu' 1,9110 lble and will spear on the pm if Ap, Qin 1:'d. T5 199: aratlon poslbilitles and sat 'V 1-no P895 Deffm 09' Action of the thost x mf Q-1 www' wtf' ,wt 9 xalmnagd 9,95 5 cy 5wi97:ue ms They ml be It IC x vo .1 a Sfhd, Moll f-s v':Nm9m 5,316 er quesuont so ln pnpax 9 illxiugx Semi' Ffa, I-'TBA 9,519 k que slmns nys M ' IR. 90 V1 nl J or Ill nor 5 PM A306311 xgnmf E Yami he committtcf. lll :hangs Wann' alms t ,' 0 5 1.53606 nge-men 5 Ls meh Fd wit!! , wma! Goa, 9 0099! paris Oman z Mr Eames: Bishop nxdt W mam, FA' ,554 5 MC un, A393 Aggie! ance commtm- Stude 3 tdnun l C' ,chick UW ions to the comm tttee ax xm Club r ,nm 1' 3 1- ,nvnn lfodgln Jarvm Com re Qiltlrnnxxgtnlditbf get Yslaigagz Anllsell Jllll McGout an txaxxwm, -steal M, S 9,1-V40'Do h m5 G F Mg, lnderson and Peggy Cla re t lr! kd, or er 45 was 'hmmm 8 r additions to the ms had Phowqrav mms, A B 3 fpgebl' e Miss Ellzaboth Stee Th R, nxzfnw C when 5 Fwd p 3100.1 Ati:-.3 DI9 ena Roney Mr Chaz! inter 7umrKa1kL' updl. 5 I .Z-1 88.833 md Mr Merlin Chute EKG' gui dents B wlclin dn, K- Arw' wi? 1 gui' vas 5 ' 22,2126 eg.,-.,..f'.....f ' 'M .:'M- cw- ons ma.: l finally 1' vii' 2225? 'gin' M ,wr they wr Q ea M ,Ml hm Places On Danna 'rod ouege 5 to entex Repre .eatatlves from the colleges are coming to inform the students about the colleges they represent Mr 'Edvard lie says chat when they cane the students will he told who lla! are and wha. plumb by Quant. THE HI WAY ME Fall Fashions Clear the Tracks for l WUUH-WHY! hlgix school Spool: and board the train for t 'I Teen Fashlon Sho! quo md by mmua. 'naman n Jemher 7 ln the high l an nwrlum l1lhollhwlY'liM The edltor 1 t ff ld s A fakes mme out to pnust and Lrmuze the result of thur hard vsorlt Dolly dglnu-5 tht H1 XX .us on her monthly route 50 .... ....., .,,..- , Q I . - Ms t 1 A ,.r,,,,,, ' , ' ......-..... .... .... .......... .' , ' f -1,1 ' P ' e ' 1 . - 4 'E' W . . 4 , , Q aa... 1 , ' J- Af ---' H. I v 5 v - 1 3' ' , . . ' ' ' -2 3-1 ' V ' . . , ' lv gp . . ' . V . , Q 1 -f' f - A-. - . . . . r - i 1 xu' U, ' - 1 v - W' ,.., 4, it e 1 .- A '- ' . n A ' ' A ' .,,, .-- M -H., ' 1 I A . . L ,r.. . W N M.. A FAQI ,,,. -MW-,t,,. . . . V , . ' ' ,,..-- '- ' ,,.--'- ' ,,,. , . ' . . . , , . I , 1 ' A R ,, ,..,.. 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I.ike any other newspaper. the Hi Ways is taken for granted by everyone but the stall. Wliilc one issue is being printed. the editors are busy planning the next. After making assignments to the reporter, they cover special stories and work on page make- up. After the news is turned in, it must be counted, typed. headed, sub-headed, and then sent to the printer. When the proofs are returned, they are corrected, and the permanent page lay-outs planned and put together by the editors. These are returned to the printer, and soon afterwards. the printed paper is sold to you. Independent of the editorial staff are the advertis- ing managers who sell space to Wilkinsbtirg mer- chants Indispensable are Miss Ruth Long and Mr Merlin Chute, sponsors without whom it would be impossible to publish the paper This is the story of WHSS representative to the public Copy reading galley sheets IS a regular Hi Ways chore lourlb mu J Libcll R XX olford F Xodcr K Milliken j Cotton J Nfdyough XX Bartley R NftKnight D Dristas A Fornof Ibzrd mu D Nlourant I Albert G lupko P Fitzgerald J Allston C Fritz F Dacr F Treesch A Fletcher Second rou L Lemmcrt K Nicbuirc 'I Swatus P Hartmann G I-ornu F Mtfollum B Cotter C Hillis M Downes M Sthaltenbrand B Zitzman P Miller Irrrt mu F Wiggins F Fonzi N Swisshelm D Huutt IN Dunsvsorth S Brown D Console Nl Schalles A Hess H Hayek M Curren . L , . vi . v . . V 1 Y , . t . . -, .. ', ., F . . ' ' . . ',', . ', . . '. . , . ' '. ,. , . ,. .' :.. f ,.. ,. -' . , ' ,. ,. ,i. , . ,. , . . Izllb ron D lfredernek M Thompson W Hnller R Clelfmd E Martm J Johnson J Brxcker A Ogg J Bunce D Sobel K Fnsher W Grnmes Fourth ron R Camp F Rodgers N Heddmg J Ralston R Bang.,h.1m L Miller V Sh1ub R Rngdon H Hellmgs S Waker shlm W' Lava H Damask J Bone lhlrd rou E Dlelunson M Kammmth M Young P Meford J Tinker G Smith K Thomas R lehman NX' Seamm ietond rou E Stewart J Seastone R Huber G Jones P Nhller N Loffel R Rohm lznt mu A Nfelrllngozt J Regensburger P Aelunelose J Cotton E Waszo C Wilson S Anusell BAND lts Ffldlj 1nd tod1y there IS 1 pep meetmg' As tl1e eurtun rxses the l311'lel m 1ts brnght red md blue umforms be-gms plqylng 1 hxely SOLlSllll'1l'ell Throughout the pep TDCCIIDSS lf pl1ys sehool songs xxhleh 1re led by the el1eerle1ders After hxe d1ys of rxgjld drlll form 1flOllS they present 1 flllb The speelllty of tl1e ye1r WIS the I-l1llo ue en shovs when 1 huge pumplun of red ll1res xx lS formed lll 1 d1rl1ened st lelllllll One of the muor exents of the ye1r wx lb the trlp by bus to Shppery Roelx St1te Te1ehers College to perform for tl1e sehool s ll0l'DCeOITllf1g gune Cnrls 1 new lLlLllflOIl tl11s ye 1r lLlLlCLl greuly to the slze of the blllel besldes performmg lklllllflbly Tl1e first lIlIlLl 1l b1nd eoneert 1 mixture of el1ss1e 1l lllil pklplllll' lllLlSlL presented nn M1reh xx IS 1 greu sueeess Represenung the W H S b1nd lf the Western Dnstrlet Bmd Coneert 1t Mlllx 1le were llISl'lfl ohnson M1rlene lX1lllllll'lIll 1nd H1rry 1-lellmgs Dlreeted by Mr R1eh1rd C 1mp 1flLl led on the held by drum major Bob Rohm, the blllel llIllSllC'kl 1 busy 1nd sueeessful ,Elf of gunes md eoneerts Pftudenz HARRX Hl:LLlNhS lite Pfelulfuz WALTER Hunk Sfuzfull I uzlu JUSTIN JOHNSON Secretary ELAINE SThWART lrcauuei WESLEX LAXX Dnetmr MR RILHARD CAMP 5 n. '- Q' 4 X f .9 4' 1. 1 .. 55 I 1 J , - . . ,- .... , 'M .. .. .. 4V3.M,. .J ' ' L ',z 2 ' L ' . ' 1 1 1 - V I 1 A 7 f ' ,. L 1 A y' A L ' , 1 2 X show at llLllfflIl'lC 11t the game to entertzun the X . . ,-'. , .1 ff A , X . . . . . . X 1. . V -V . 1 , V, 2 . bg 1' ' ' 1 '1' ' I S W Q . 1 . 2 I .. 32 I . 4 I Jr f f Y . .1 1 , A ' ' 1 'L . ' 1 1 a ' , L h A 'A 1 1 A 1 n If f 1 1 . ' ' . ' 1 I. 1 , Q.. THE HOR BLOWERS ORCHESTRA The orchestra under the direction of Mr. Richard L Camp consists of regular members and auxililry members who were unable to schedule the class but play with the group in all public appearances during the year It furnishes music for all plays Commencement, and several chapel programs Members participate in the Spring Music Festival ind district and state fes tivals etch year Representing our school in the All District Orchestra are Mary Ann McClelland cello, Lawrence Ferlan, violin and Richard Mc Closkey violin Several soloists are feltured in the orchestra Mr Camp is new at Wilkinsbtirg this year having come to W H S from Wilmer ding P1 but he has already proved himself 1 very capable conductor Consisting of many accomplished musicians the orchestra is truly .1 credit to the school A few of the students are members of the Wilkinsbtirg Civic Symphony, while most of the others have gained experience in the high school blnd Yes Wrlkinsbtlrg High can be justly proud of its talented orchestra Plano J Rcimcr Buss Viol R Ritts Trumpcls S Wickcrsham 9 Ross H Hcllings 'Iromhonc R Gibson A Ogg Dircctor Mr R Camp Drums P Mlllcr Horn M Kammrath l'lutc F Dickinson R Lehman Oboe Mary Young., Cllrlncts IN Hucdinf., M Rxutcrkus W Hiller baxophones J Lreigh K Warncr Cello M McClelland Violins R Mcfloskcy L Ferlan R Zimmerman L Diebl . . 4 4 2 ' 4 ' 4 4 . s . 4 ,Z t ' 2' . 1 ' a 3 . , . t , c., ' t L 4 9 r an - - . 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Iaurtb you M Ide NI Thompson T Ege B Wrentmore E McCance A Bechtol G Smnth T Gxlrner R Rltts D Mcvaxr R Rtgdon D Cassndy D Smtth B Foley Thrrd mu R Bangham J Tnmbath B Bruckman W Shoup J Rust J Cotton V Sehaub J johnson J Fmk B Flack W Walters L Miller F Huex Second mu M Olander P Cole C Fraser L Geschwmdt B Auden J Bthrens M Greenawald M Pardee P Close S Wttherspoon E Spengler j Sh1nholtzer M Gnbson A Strom D Hntson Frrsl ron T Ssxleus C Greenwald L Alexander F lonn N Hayek BI Plekersglll S Ross 5 Antlsell S Brown P Bennlon N Carl ton I1 Rodgers A CAPPELLA CHOIR 'Ilus yetrs A C1ppell1 Cllilll' xslll long be remembered IS 111 org1n1L1t1o11 xxhleh l11s ton trlbutetl llilltli to tl1e sehool llkl eommumts XY 1tl1 Mr Robert O Birleley IS tts dlreetor the el1o1r l11s gone forth to srng for numerous LIXIL groups mtl returned xxlth tl1e1r pruses seleeted on 1 btsls of preparutlon xoxee qmllty md 1ppl1e1t1o11 to represent tl1e sehool wt ton eerts The el1o1r 1 truly self goxermng Ofilllilll tron lllIlLllCS 1ll tletuls eoneermng robes stmtl 1rd dress CCILIIIDINCHE mel engqgements Members loolemg brlele oxer the yetr e member tl1e C hrlstm IS Coneert tl1e trlp to As prnxx tll tl1e A C1ppell1 Dmee mtl tl1e1r tele xlslon xppelrmee IS tl1e l11gl1l1gl1ts of 1 xers OLlI5Ill'lLllUg mel sueeessful yetr Plflrdeuz JUSTIN JOHNSON Vue Pit vnltul JARVIS Lomox Ytuclun lurlslnu P IX CHS? Irlmrutm low GIINHR ll 111111 Ulu Alum, DME Lfxssmx It tndmht llnlrtu NIARILX N. Plc RFRSGIII Spomol MR ROBFRT O BARKIEX is Joanne and jaek serenade students xuth Sllent Night as thu follow ln the C hrlstmas Proeessnonal 54 1 A .11.U .- ,-'?.'..',.1-',- .14 h Q ,2 -l Q :I ' .. V- I. I , 1' . ,F ':.k'f -'y . 'y '4 ' '-, Q 'I T 'A ..v 'I' I' , Y I, . v Y l, . ' ' , vi 4 . ' ' ' ' 1. 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' - 7. f r 1 V ' gr '- From the seventy-frve choir members, sixty are ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' , ' 1 ' , A 1 1 1 ' ' . ' - ' ', 1 ' - ' ' K1 1- ' . 1 1 1 1 ' ' L , 1 - A , 1 ' '1 . r - 'L , ' I ,Z 1 1 W . 1 'A 1 '1 1 't 1 I ' 1 ' ' ,- ' 1 - 1 7 1 1 Y '. ,,,' , L- ' .. Av EGL' jay: - - - 1 .. i - - 1 4,-W 'A' j'j L' 4' . yr 1 . , 1 V' ' . V' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The ambition of every junior and senior the National Honor Society is truly an organization vtorth strixing for Each yeftr iifteen percent of the senior class and fixe percent of the junior ire admitted to the tml-ts of the society Those chosen hue bcen voted upon by teachers they h ne hid for at leist onc semestcr in clrss study period or activity the xotes being counted by 1 faculty N H S members assist at class teas Can you help mc find my son s teachers? committee The selections are made on the basis of scholarship leadership serxice and chlracter The N H S creates lmong students enthusiasm for scholarship since tn ayerrge of 7 5 is essen tml for 1 pllce on the list of those eligible for election The vtrious ictixities 1nd clubs offer opportunities for leadership The members serve the school by helping rt te IS gLllLllf1LC institute opcn house inform xtion desk md othcr specirl aflurs To be elected to this group is indeed an honor H S 17 YEARS WITHOUT A WRECK Alicc Anderson Virginia Anthony Sally Antiscll William Baucr Margarct Bennion Lois Bcrkobcn Barbara Bruclcman Martha Colianna Dolorcs Corsolo Jarus Cotton Edgar Daer Ted Ege Ronald Emeigh Elcanor Fonzi William Bartlu LaVonnc Dcan Byron Hoover Ly nnc Hough Graham jones SENIORS Charlcs Fritz Roy Gas ert Lois Gcschwindt Robcrta Gray jo Ann Hart Patricia Hartmann Arlcnc Hcss Lathcrinc Hillis Dorothy Hitson Ulton Hodgin justin johnson hay lxerr Richard McCloslccy JUNIORS oan McAl1stcr Nlary Arm McClclland jack 'NIcGrcgor Ann Mac lNIotto Nancy Pounds 55 jamcs McGough Suzanne Morgan Miriam Olander Margaret Pardce Marily n Pickcrsgi Patricia Pringlc Elizabcth Ramu Manuel Slawlcin Gracc Solomon Shcrry Stonc Thcresa Sw acus Nancy Swisshclm Elcanor Waszo Carol Wilson Rohcrta Sanku Earl Sidler Charlcs Wcst Charles X arbrough Gloria Zupko 1 t , . . , . .. v 'Y' ' ' . 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O O I IO , 1, .11 ,,, V,-A l 'J 4 7 , I Fourth rou C Sheppard P Pringle R Wolf E Bxrkmshaw D McCully M Ide J Coudrxet R McCorkle J McMInn W Plack L Kern C Yarbrough J Seastone M Kolbas Third ron W Albxtz A Myer C Shmgler K Tarby R Rowland M Caranfa J Sample J Johnson W Walters J Goldsmxth B Bruckman P Close J Ferguson F Woodyard Second rou C Lyden E Douglas P PI-Ingle R OLeary C Beswick K Peterson E Rainey G Posavatz A Anderson P Ackln close P Opsahl M Dally P Miller J Griffin A Hess First rou S Cunningham H Hoffman J Matusz B Bruckman B Balsley J Behrens M Greenwald R Oberhc-Im K Kerr M Olander L Rade J Brown B Trumpowcr J McKnight Miss Deemer LANGUAGE CLUBS ARE DET SPANISH CLUB Probably one of the viords heard most often To the members of the Spanish Club this word serves as an answer to any question asked of them, whether IH English or In Spanish The 50 51 club started their activities with 1 get acquainted tea at which everyone added few extra calories to his daily quota The Christ mas meeting featured the traditional festivities of Spanish speaking countries, such as the singing of Las Posadas 'Ind the breaking of the pinata Senorita Ines Mosquera of Bogata Columbia and Mr Divitis spoke to the club of Columbias Interesting customs and mode of life The cele bration of Pan American Day on April 14 was an occasion for another meeting The Spanish Club has traveled the road of success In 50 and 51 Presrdenm MIRIAM OLANDFR Vice P1 esfdeutc Sefrelarra KAY KERR Yesorero RICK MCCORKLE Dnectora SENORITA GERALDINI5 DEEMER WILLIAM PLACK I ri ig . , . , . . , . I . . I . , around the corridors of WHS is the word Si Si! C . -. ' ' 21 . . . I . - K? . . . . . . f, s 4 I I ls 17 . I . . . . 'sim L :F . . . 7 .1 . I . a , FRENCH CLUB Mesdames et messteurs' a seance est ouverte In other words Wake up frtends Le Cercle Franczus IS about to convene The French Club whose meetrngs are conducted enttrely In that language, IS open to all French class members Durrng thts year they have heard recordtngs of the latest jazz hrts from Parts, seen slrdes and films of Versatlles PZIIIS and Bretagne, sung many of our Qhrtstmas carols In the ortgmal French and presented sktts and plays For the combmed meettng of the four language clubs, French Club presented a select1on of old and currently popu lar songs All In all, we have learned to love that never never land across the sea, and apprectate a culture whtch ts qu1te drfferent from our own 1' Prexxdent WILLIAM BARTLEX Vfce P1 emlenr Donoruv HITSON T1esor1er NANCY HAMILTON Secrelazre BARBARA FELSER Humers LAVONNI5 DEAN and ANNA MAE Morro Marmme MADAMOISELLE RENA RONEY URS FROM EVERYDAY LIFE V Leslxe J Baker J Salzmann R Gxbson W Hrller R Fulton E Luckock R OLeary S Rerd Tbzrd rou M Pardee C Krser E Gllbert J Bernmx J Weber G Stple S Strtckler P Martrn B Douglas B Roolf C Wxlson E Spangler S Crawford J Flynn S Brown F Jenks J Ralston R Snyder Second rou S Morgan J Scovel S Osala E Steuber N Swrsshelm M McClel land V Greene R Voymlc A Salkeld M Sands L Hager P Snyder P Walter S Antxsell M Prmgle L Hough P Prudente A Hovls N McGurk fnst rou D Rose I Lemmert B Felser B Schonbachler M Nevm J Daudson M Whnte M Tumazos L Dum D Httson B Zltzman J Reamcr C' Lutz B Martin L Scherm L Berkoben J Gebhart F Rodgers A Motto N Hamilton 57 7 3 . . , -IJ-u h ' Q ' . Q 1 . , 1 yu . . X . 1 V - . ,. L , Fourtbhrou-: W. Bartley, B. Weals, T.-Ege, J. McQ0ugh, T, Friedemann, K. Peters,vN. Heddingy J. Odiorne, L. Anzisell, E. Sicller, LATIN CLL B Burk mu H 'lhompson P Vfrlson R Byrne B Sleppy XX Krell J Johnson C. Frxtz J Elder B Bfnuer W' Plank K Nor rs K Jeifrua l Kennedy Third ron J MLMIDH K Milliken D Sobel B SLIIUII1 J Trxmhith W B'1rtley F bldler T Tu muos XV Smnth R Cleland A Fornof J Hepner A Baum hammers Sunud ron J Hopkrns A Potts F fook F Gerdmo M Dally F Hnller Y Staples J Tinker F Martin L Kammerer R Sanku M Fav N McKee M Downes Ilrsl mu 'Nl Reho J Kondu P Meford If DILRIHSOH C Wfxtt M Holliday F Stewart J Jennewme M Xoung M Lizzo S Bunt J Harmon A Ferrxero E Rodger: Mereer T XVest D Hc-cp C Merola W Smrth B Stack P Boyle B Ruhr B Brtldvun K Hartmrxnn G Bernhrxrdt Third rnu XY' Rnehxrd R Robxnson J Bernxrdmo F Yoder I- 'lreeath S Mlrtln F Jungle C Brandt C Bmndt R Haines XXhrtmm C Cost L XVxnan B MtKnn1.,l1t R Whlted Suoud ron N flldwell C Qexford F Hxekox INT Walters G MeKxnnew C Boardman D Dunlap NI Cotter M Sehmxeler D Danes C Drebl S Funlcane S Miller G Forney C Knapp Fzrrl ron G McLeod J Consrglno M Lumsdcn M Prock C Pershnng S Bergvtll P Srruhle J Pederson M Steiner M Adamele S Rrxmscs F Wrggxns A Putte-man J Young Edrth .and B111 pose rn togas under a pncture of their man of the tear Nlarcus Tulllus Clcero O DEA l A ' 7 ' ': . ' 1 ' , - h , . ' '. . ' '. . - ' : . -, . , . I , . r ' . I. ' I -- 4 ' . ' , . , '1 F. , . r , 1. 4 ' '. .. ' , . ' 1 ' V - A . - ' - - - - ' ' v - ' I i .' 2' ' . v A V Y Q I ' - . ' H ' . l , . . y ' '.vv ' 1 1 v I V 1 ' w ' w L A ,. w . . . V ,Y . ' ' I A ' I x . , ' Bark mtv: A. Vincin, B. Spangenbe-rg. E. Wzxtson, T. Reiner, R. ' ' ' , . L , . l, p , 1 u - s Q l . ' ', . 2 1 , . . ' . . . , . - . . h ': . ' z , . . . ' 1 , . - , . ,1' I ':.. .1 H, .. , ,. ., . '-. . ' 4'.'. - I - V - .- A - 4 ' - - ' w , ' , . , . , . , . , . . ' 'T 4 Q - . . . A - - I v - I 'S . - Q - X Q - q . 1 A - v 7' ' 1 - 1 . u -- v - J - - . I . h . I . h . '. ' . I .. 58 B. LATIN CLUB Convemamus in ordinem' This is the beginning of the business meetings which are conducted in latin At the first meeting was a demonstration of Roman dress With three people cooperating to dress one the slave system in Rome was explained During Latin Week Senatus Populusque Romanus visited Buhl Planetarium, where ten boys and ten girls from 1ll of Western Pennsylvania were chosen to be upiter Rex and uno Regini Of the twenty four were from W H S Edith Rodgers, William Bartley, Elaine Dickinson, and Evelyn Hickox Club members Wil llam Bartley, Edith Rodgers Earl Sldler William Bauer and jack Wightman attended the convention of the jumor Classical League held in April in Philadelphia The Circulus Romanus also sponsored 1 meeting of the four language clubs of our high school at which Latin French Spanish German md English were spoken The program and refreshments were representative of four nations The year ended mth a banquet attended by all the Latin students dressed in the picturesque Roman stollas and togas GERMAN CLUB Readin writm, rithmetic and German' The fifteen boys and girls th it make up the German Club seem to think that, although the 3R s are important German helps spell School Days to them and should be added to the list Two meetings a semester are plan ned for the German Club and each club member participates in these meetings The business meeting all in German, is followed by a program also in Ger m in and generally in the form of skits Often the club has a number of these so that everyone has a chance to participate Movies or film strips also help make up German Club programs, and the Appel Kochin, a delicious This year the German Club is fortunate in having Andre Baumhammers from Latvia as a member From him the members have obtained a greater knowledge of German customs Consules Scrzba Quac :tor Praetw es NDS HERE Edith Rodgers Wm Bauer Sandra Miller Anna Potts Marjorie Stcincr Lex Winans Gail l'orney Kirk Hartman Sandra Bunt Suzanne Martin Rodney Whitcd, Carl Mcrola P1 exrdent Vue President Secretary I reasurer Sponsor GERMAN CLUB Slffllltg M Kiupcr C Ross Slaudmg J Yangrilli D Ruffa A Bnumhammcrs B Schmitt M Schmneler E Wa'croft M Kammrath B Rcmalcy J Allston Nl Sindcll B Branclcnstein Miss Maguire R Owen Charles Ross Nancy Smdell Mary Lou Kauper Randall Owen Miss Alice Magurrc ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' 1 t . . 4 , 1 Q , 4 . 'L 4 I . D 4 . . V 4 L ' 4 i , r 4 D I , c 4 i '. J ' . ' ' . ' - . J ' 2. , 1 4 ' ' . . . .2 ' ' '. . .A ' . . . . I E . K Y - T 4 I ' C K ' . - I 1 1 7 I . K , 4 4 4 K l - 'i l f f i German food, is enthusiastically received. L . 4 ' ' ' ' Z 4 ' ' 9 1 a 1 4 ' L ' 1 V L . VA A L I C I I T L 6 4 , . ', f , . 1 ' 1 V , ' - y - . . ' 'Ky -. . 11. I' J.. . V 'Q iylli . 1 4 y I- V . , I Q 59 Q WRECKING CREW Push and pull, lift and lug! Some might think that this is all the boys in the stage crew do. But it isnt! They take great pride in their accom- plishments, which are many. Think these boys are all brawn and no brains? Guess again! They're all average or above average students. Some of their duties are painting the large scenery. set- ting it up. and arranging and preparing the var- ious props. Reporting to the stage each day second period, the boys prepare for the duties expected of them during the chapel services. Their chores include raising the screen after announcements. pulling curtains, adjusting the microphones, carrying props on and off the stage, and taking care of the lighting. This year the fall play, George Vifashington Slept Here. took a lot of hard work. The boys had exactly six minutes to transform a ram- shackle wreck of a house into one that looked as if it belonged in House Beautiful. Besides moving scenery, the boys sometimes have to figure out intricate ways of lighting, as they did in The Christmas Carol. Lighting those actors to give them a ghostly appearance was nothing short of miraculous. Changing stage settings is just as much a part of the play as the play itself. Wfhen an act ends it is important that the changes be made as quickly and as quietly as possible. This is an art in itself. So think of the crew whose job it is to, set the stagef' they are to the play what the speech is to an orator. They are the unseen actors! XVRISCKING CREXV --Lv. Matthews. D. Bruening. A. Cutrara, D. Lewis, G. Sourdon, D. Wfolf, lf. Kees. A. Fedele. 5 . 3 ef ,pw- TAl.liN'I' SC0l l'S .Slundiugz R. Ritts, IQ. llillis, li, Ifonzi, Lintleman, Iingk mir: M. Tnmalos, G. Posawatz, li, Xwalcrofl. A- Ferriero. .Sermld run: G. Steffen. A. Hess. . Griffin M. Kin' D. Consolo. l'ruf1t run N. Hayek. L. Float, M. Pyle, C. Izatt, A. J . i,. Anderson, J. Gilliland, M, Dick, B. Cotter, P. Collins. CONSTRUCTIO NGINEERS TALENT SCCUTS During the past year the talent scouts have spent many hours scouring the school for dancers. talented musicians, singers, and comedians to per- form in chapel. Their first program presented at Halloween featured square dancers, singers, and a dramatic monologue by Frances blungk. The other program was in the form of a television broadcast in which several students acted the parts of television celebrities, CHAPEL COMMITTEE The Chapel Committee, one of the innova- tions of the New Era, interviews student organf ization leaders, makes contacts with the people of the community who want assembly dates. considers every type of program to be used, and passes the final word on whether the entertain- ment shall or shall not be presented. This com- mittee, composed of the three teachers and seven students who represent various clubs and activi- ties, is an example of democracy at work on the secondary school level. Presidenl EILEEN LINTLEMANN Vice Prexideul CATHY HILLIS You-elm-y lil.iiANoR Foxzi 'l're.1mrer ROLLIE RITTS Sponsor Miss SUE REDCAY i CQHAPFI. ROM Nfl'I liIili G. Nlotliershaligll, H, Brutlxnmn. H. Hellings, R. Prndenle, R. Yvisclinieper. J. Slchongli, 51. Olander, ll. Anderson, l.. Lintle- mann, USHER SQUAD Gradu mon The vxord has 1 sxd but xx nnder ful rmg to the hetrts of ill seruors One of the tlungs the boxs 1nd gxrls of XV H S thlnlx of 1n eonneetlon xx 1th gI'C1LlL11f1Of1 IS the Lsher Squ ld XWh1t xxould eommeneement be xx xthout the h 1nd some usners Hblfly lttxred 111 thelr xxhlte ptnts blue emts 1nd brlght red ttes' For th1t m ttter what xxould eh xpel sehool pl txs 1nd eleetrons be xxnthout them' It IS the duty of these elghteen boys to 1nsure the stfetx of the students an mx emergenex keep 1 re lson lble amount of qtnet Ill ehtpel help IE the eleetlons ,md seat 1llLllCI1LCS xt ill sehoul perform lnees Hoxx do boxs beeome members of thxs xxorthy org 1n1z1t1on' Onlx elexen senumrs md sexen junxors 1re ehosen The bnxs must hrst hxxe PLIIUOI15 slgned by four te lLllC.I'S md hftx students, and then tre xoted on bx Student COL1l'lLll The eounul llso eleets the e xp tam md UJLIPIIIII thus yelr they ehose Russ WC1dI11lH Llpfllfl md Elllott BlI'lxlIlSlllXX eo elptaxn Wlmat ns the Usher Sqmd One of the most unporttxnt of tll sehool Ofglf11L1IlODS Russ and Ellmtt perform one of their exerydax dunes as members of the Usher Squad GALAHADS I BLUE IACKETS n xl run e oxxn 1 L I un you 1 Su R XY i.lLll11lIl F Bur ln s xxx ln Jn run R Bmg.,h nm B XY rent n :re D B LC ully C X lrbroug.,h D R0 lm , ' 1 , , . - . . L t A nk L A 4 A 4 a l L , 1 ' ' ' 'A ' 1 - ' . -l - , V V ' ' A V ' 1 V ., . . . , ' 1 ',1 . 1 L . V ' ' 1 ' 1 V V 1' ' r , l , . Y ' 1 y ' I V ' t . 'Y 1 A 11 V f - I A . , . . . ' . A 4 V 1 ' A 1 1 , . 44 'z' . , . . . . 1 1 -- . 1 -, . V ,- . A - '- V L ' A ' V . 2 V. ' A rm I I L ' A I 4 4 v ' - ' V VA A A ' ' '. a Y 1- ' 1 t . . . . . V - y , V , V t t , 1 - I ' - 1' L - , .V L- . -L - 2 1 ' 'K 1 2 W ' 2 L , 'z 1 , 1 ' 3 1 ', ' - V, V ' V ' Q t . . . . . . , , A . . . , , i : T, Pg-. S. Br ' , 1. Sun pl '. E. Uner. Ser- d ' : C. lfriri. S. Q mu, . z . ., vk - l14',j,F'k.ll z1'-:.a'1.. '- lt ', . I'Q ', ,.'1 ', . I . -5--. KFY CLUB Iourtb rou C Yarbrough R Gavert B McM1ll1n U Hodgln F Blrklnshaw D 'VlLCully Third ron E Dau R Emelgh B Davis J Johnson J Funk Second rou T Fgc. R Rms Mr D Jeffrey J Herr Ilrsl ron R Schmitt D Dull R Wetd man S Brown W Sherz J MacGregor AAA ALWAYS ABLE ASSISTANTS KEY CLUB The Key Club was first orgamzed this year 1n W H S under the sponsorship of Mr Jeff rey by the Ktwams Club of W1lk1HSbllIg Work mg for the KIWHHIS Club it their benefit shows was the most tmportant job for the boys Our plannmg to send delegates to the Internatlonal Convention held at MIWIDI, Florxda on une 78 29, and 30 Next year the Key Club wlll be fully orgamzed and have a better chance to have more tlme for school and tommunxty attlvltxes Presfdent JACK FINK Vzcc President BOB SCHMIDT Sefretary EDGAR DAER I rearuref BUD HODGIN Chaplam ROLLIE Rrrrs Clmzrmen TED EGE and STAN BROWN Sponsor MR C D JEFFREYS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Remember the library assistants who helped make your h1gh school library vtstt a pleasant one' These g1rls gave up their study halls to be lrbrary asststants For their school and fellow classmates they have through the year performed smoothly They have shelved books and kept them IH order so that you could find what you wanted when you wanted lf These cheerful and tour teous llbrary assistants luxe made our hbrary a pleasant and mterestmg plate to v1s1t LIBRARY ASSISTANTS lrrrt rou B Felser J Kondey M Knelp N Dell S Strxckler J Gutshall A Dixon D Robat un S Funncam J Harmon E Wiggins r ' . ': . ' ' , . . I . . . . . l . ' 1 i i I I 1 ' ' ' ' . - f ' 4 ' . club, a branch of the Key Club International, is a necessary service to keep your library running . .6 . . J - , . K K . 7 . I 1 i ' A 63 .. SCIFNCE CLLB-Fourlb ron T Fge E Blrkmshavs F Daer S Stone D Bouchet B Hodgln H Cranford R Rhodes C Fntz B Bauer J lzlder J Flynn R Owens D Crexgh C West J Brovsnmg 'lbzrd rou P Pnnglc J Fmlt V Schaub A Bcchtol R Heckel J Odlorne H Snoke K Norrxs C Yarbrough R Chew R Shewchult D McCloskey L Kcrn W Wrentmore Second rou R Wendman N Beck M Dally F Gllbert B Enetx C Peterson B Cottcr II Ramey N Pounds B Brandenstem B Bruck man McGregor G Jones B Umberger D Smlth P Fullen Ftrs! ron E Rodgers B Remaley M Tumazos M Olandcr A Hess L Gcschwmdt P Walters K Kerr D Hxtson Sally Brown L Dean L Scherm E Walcroft B Felser SCIFNCF CLLB 7 Fourth mu A Tervulllger J Scastone T Frttz H Janson J McGough M Rutter G Smrth J Pederson J Cotton K Thens R Studebaker J Sample B Rohm D Wolf W Walters McSvseeney D Nrckel W Hrller B Rowland Serond mu R Hall Foley P Opsahl G Posawatz M Dunsvsorth D Consolo P Collm J Blackham D Wherry J Hrckman D McCully J Brrcker M Idc J Johnson Tbrrd rou D Enerx M Slawkrn B Davrs D Wagner D Frsher D Ponkcy J McK1nney R Frscher J H Lmle C Johnson L W'aszo R Sankey B Douglas M s L Hough J Ruggxero J Hc1sch B Roolf D Cassady S Wrcltersham Fzrxl rou S Cunnmgham N Hamxlton A Motto J Gebhart L Allexander G Rlckcl B Bruckman J Regansburger Nl' Kowaloxslty S Ross A McFll1gott H Hoffman B Renltey M Cola1ann11 J Kregar S Rose DANGER EXPLOSIVES SCIENCE CLUB The btology, Chem1stry 1nd phys1cs cltsses of W H S 1re supplemented by mterestmg lectures 1nd demonstrfmons 'tt SLICDLC club I'1lCCIll'1gS At the first meetmg Mr Beck, the sponsor presented 1 l1q111d 11r demonstr1t1on tn wh1ch he cooled off 1 wemer to such 1n extent thf1t If h 1d to be broken w1th 1 hammer A c1rn:1t1on w1s m1de so brlttle fllqf lf crumbled 1 rubber b1Il tn IS c 1p1blc of bre1k1ng pl1ster on the w'1ll 1nd ID ord1n1ry pencll vs IS cooled 11nt1l lf could no longer wrlte After th1s chxlly perform mce refreshments of 1ce crc1m c1kc roll werc served Three of o11r o11t stmdmg student sc1ent1sts spoke to thc group lf 1nother meetmg Bud Hodgm gnc 1 xcrv mterestmg t1lk on LlllfLlSl0fl of glSCS Arlene I-less produced coffee ln 1 test tube ll'1Ll dlscussed 1ts chem1c1l p0SSlblllIlCS D1ck Rllgl brought 1n llTlpllflCI' 1nd expluned rf1d1o fznd short xmse v11th sucl1 clarxty th1t ewen an LIHSLICHIIEL mmd could understand lf Our school vs IS well repre sented lf the B11hl Plmemrxum Sclence Fur xuth entr1nts IH tl1e three manor fields Entered ln cl1em1stry were Ulton Hodgln md James Bncker ln phys1cs were Arlenc Hess Bob Rohm hck Llder 1nd D1ck Rllll-1 IU blology WIS Mmlyn Tum mos The sclence cl11b h1s h 1d 1 busy 'md profitftble year Its members hue lef1rned 1 lot lflil h1xc lhlcl 1 gfllf dc 11 of fun on thelr vs 11 down the ro1d xx h1ch scxence bu1lds Pftvnlmf Rosshu WFIIJMAN V111 Pzulzfcnl SHERRX SHINE Ytcrclan KM hum Iftuuncr WM BAULR Ypmzsm C F BH It 1 l 1 - . . , . 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K 1 A ' . . 11 C k S ,vw Q I' I e e E ju 4-ii ii IES, I S N-.4 1 in lnif 1 Iourlh rau D McIntyre S Mitchell J Brooks E Lmtelmann J Gnfhn F Ramsey N Dell M Gunmng S Schlrra R Rltts M Laranfa 5 Galley M Dntlt S Whlhams L McCombs J Seaberg J Simons L Brucker D Hevutt Third ron P Cassley A Rous seau A Fleteher S Nageley M Shppy D Mulkerln P Zaremba 'N QEk0WSkl B Kennedy D Wfleland S Johnson A Dixon A Dnngle G Zupko J Gutshxll S Petro M Koklados P Bhgh fefond mu J Gnlllland N Halek S Carlysle D Smucker B Pukersglll J Hobaugh M Hanna R Kammerer B Snyder B hsher C Hnllls L Hostetter Nl Lew B Starkey R Gray C lutz D Cramer fzrsl mu B Trumpower B Freebmg V McClelland J Dawes L Alexander P Bennlon E Fonu N McLam M Lurnow G M1.K1nney M Pntkersgxll L l'lo11t T Swanus K M4.Gu1re P Kelly M Knenp S Dans J Wass COMMERCIAL CLUB ,IlllS ye1r the COIIIIDCYLI 1l Club begln with 1 blllg St1rt1ng off thelr 50 51 IILEIVIIICS w1s 21 bowhng plrty Maybe the seores vverent reeord mes but everyone hqd 1 super t1me I 1te m the fall thls club sponsored the Tur kcy Trot xnhleh was held ID the thlrd floor h1ll At Chrlstm IS t1me lf puked 1 b1slcet of gO0LllCi for IH LlflLlCI'PI'1VllCgCC.l flflllly At the February meetmg the club members enjoyed hearxng Mrs lukeh nrt of the Pmkcrton Seeremrml School who told the future workers ln the Lolnmereml field the dunes of 1 good seeremry For mother Slltlll ucnt of DI, these unbltlous eommereul dub bers held 1 sk mng, p1rty By plstnnmg md per formxng 1 th1pel sklt Setreury W1ntetl the members made thls .1n even more eventful ye1r After I'C1Llll1g about 1ll of the ILEIVIIICS of thls busy tlub one knows th If lf IS 1 pleqsure to be long to rt Preslderll Vu ef P1 eudz fl! .Sec 1 L lu: 5 lrcuunw Spwum THERESA SwAc Us MARILYN PILKLRSGILL DOLORES W1nLAN1m ELLAVOR FONJII Miss Sur Rmc M fa Planmng for the turkey trot ' ':. 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CHESS CLUB Barkhourds R Owen R Smith W Barrlcy A Perlmgcr Front boards F Srdlcr H Snokc B bpangcnbc-rg M lurrcn A Carlyslc J Harmon CHESS CLUB Have you ewer been walkrng peacefully down the h1ll and heard someone shout You took my queen' If you stop and look around youll see you 1re somew here near H8 the meetrng place of the Chess Club The members vue w1th one another for possessxon of the rung of the Chess ladder as Mxss Brmdley thelr sponsor, helps to settle any arguments that may and often do occur Th1s year the club played matches with Penn Tf1ylorAllderd1ce Peabody and Westlng house H1gh Schools rn the Pennsylvanra Scholas txc Chess Leaguc We IFC proud that Earl Srdler was elected Secretary Tre1surer of the cntlrc le1gue President EARL SIDLER Secretary F7'6d5llf6'l WILLIAM BARTLEY Sponsor Miss ELIZABETH BRINDLEY QUOTATION SQUAD The quotatlons appearmg on our blackboards are the work of the energetrc Quotauon Squad They are 1 group of hard workmg grrls mterested nn btuldlng 1 good phllosophy of hvmg Thls ye1r the words to the wlse have been selected monthly by commlttees workrng wrth dent There are two groups A and B rs 1ss1gned homerooms rn whrch they quotatrons and group B mspects the make sure the quotatron was wrltten the presl Group A v1 rnte the rooms to The few words about sxlepce, behavnor or character gnve the students somethmg to thmk about The quo t1t1ons m1y be the work of 1 great writer or an msngmficant one, but they 111 have .1 bcarmg on Preudent LILLIAN ALEXANDER Vzce President JOY MCKNIGHT Secrelary SHIRLEY DAVIS Freasurer RUTH ZIMMERMAN Claazrmfm A EDITH RODGERS Chairman B CAROLE KORHNAK Sponsor Miss ELIZABETH BRINDLEY QLOTATION SQL AD lzllh rou G Culp N Mc Lam C Korhnak B McL.nn A Dnxon J Mullen F Stucbcr Fourlb run C1 Kim 9 bchlrrl M Bas sen J Guzshall A Potts P Wrneman M Bartholo mevu lmrd rou Mxss Brmdlcy D Rohxtzcn D Brat una D Smucker A Hcss J Bcst B Snyder T Newark Second rou J Hopkms A Sxlkcld P Zxm merman M Tumazos B Ielscr K Iyclcn hrs! mu F Rodgers F Dnckcnson L Alevcanclcr R Zimmer man S Dans J McKmght ' : . ' , . ' , . 5 1 ' ' I' t T 1 I v I 1 ' ' . . K 4 - ' 1 ' ' V , ' 1 . , . .' ' , . ' , . . 7 4 - 7 7 L - . 1 ' K 7 1 '. 1 1 . ' . ' ' ' - 1' 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 A I . ' ' 1 1 r Af . our everyday hves. u. . W,.' ,Z ' . ,- , . , . ' 5 1 4 A, . , 1. ' ' . '1 . , .. T 3, . ' ' y ' I ' 1 ' I ' ' 3 ' 1 ' A v I 9 ' ' 0- ' ' . 'I . , . 2 3 . ' , . ' , . ' ' , . .' ' . ' ' 'Z .. , V.. ' ' I, . . ' , . - ' , . ' , . ' . limb wiv: R. 0'Leary, L. Geschwindt, N. GrifTiths, J. Grunder, V. Anthony, B. Eneix, B. Roolf. C. Wilstin, M. Pardee, P. Ackin- close, P. Close, B. Cotter, S. Furniss. Third row: F. Douglas, B. Kennedy, P. Bennion, C. Peterson, B. Douglas, B. Spears, J. Heisch, L. Hough, L. Lauer, C. Johnson, D. Hitson, G. Zupke. seflllld rou': M. Kovulovsky, M. Pickersgill, M. Olander, S. Osaiu, P. Collins, P. Opsahl, B. Bruckman, K. Kerr, N. Pounds, R. Sankey, M. Sands, B. Martin. P. Pringle. First fair: S. Cunningham, D. Rose. E. Wiggins, S. Morgan, Fonzi, D. Consolo, R, Prudente, l.. Dean R. Gray N Haiek, I.. Berkohen, N. MacMillan, J. Kregar. J. Hurt. WOME DRIVERS Carol Peterson exercises her duties as a senior counselor by giving advice to sophomore Janet Gray. Miss Reitz plans a meeting with Lois and Barbara. SENIOR COUNSELORS l950-51 proved to be a very successful year for the Senior Counselors. Elected in the spring by Miss Reitz, the sponsor, and the outgoing officers, junior and senior girls welcome the new girls and help them feel at home in Wilkinsbtirg. At Thanl-csgiving time the Counselors planned to Hll one basket, but enough canned goods were brought in to fill three, for the less fortunate families in Wilkiiisbtirg. liibs, another project made by the girls. were presented to the Pitts- burgh Home for Babies. Cards and flowers were sent to any girl in school who was seriously ill. The Senior Counselors sponsored several chapel programs during the year. Also everyone had Ll good time at the picnic held in Frick Park in Ma '. Headed this 'ear b' ver' canable ollicers 5 l the Senior Counselors again proved their worth to both the school and community. Presiflwzz Lois c.iESCHW'IND'l' Vice President BARBARA CUTTER Sew-wary CAROL PETERSON Spmmir Miss EDNA Rmrz PROJECTIONISTS--Second 70111 D. Smith. A. Terwilliger, T. Gilmer. A. Anderson, C. johnson, R. Bangham. B. Rhodes. R. Emeigh. First rout A. Motto, T. Newark, C. Fraser, M. Schmieler, S. Crawford, I., Dean. C. Claybourne, V, Anthony, F. Quigley. j. Gigliotti. R. Cleland, L. Gigliotti. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club presents a fine oppor- tunity for students interested in learning all phases of photography. Under the direction of Miss Wilscin. many interesting programs were had including demonstrations in developing tilm. lighting for portraiture, discussions about com- position and what makes a good picture. Prac- tical experience for hopeful shutterbugs was gained by a trip to the zoo. where the facts learned in club meetings were put to use in photographing the animals. A trip through XVon- days gave the members a chance to see develop- ing and printing done on a large scale and also to pick up some ideas for themselves. Prvridwrr PAT HARTMANN Vive Preyidwft CAROLYN Cr.AYnoURNli .S'ecrelarj'-'I'reusllrer SHIRLEY FURNISS Spmmrr Miss lWYRTLE WILSON PRO-IECTIONISTS The projection squad, a group of snappy workers under the direction of Miss Rhoda Beatty, aid in the carrying on of the senior high school audio-visual program. Ronald limeigh sets up, oils, and cares for the projectors. Russell liangham and Richard Hall set up the equipment before school, so that it will be ready for use in the classroom. Robert Cleland is in charge of distribution of permits, telling projectionists when and where to report to show a movie. The squad also has to take to various rooms, record players and film slide projectors used by the teachers in the classroom. It is considered an honor to serve on the squad. PIIQTQGRAPIIY CLILH Third run' M. Rutter, J. Wiglitmzin, R. Haines, C. Crowell, T. Miller. .Serrmd row: I.. higilotti. I.. lzatt. 5. Furniss, B. Pickersgill, C. Clayhourne, S. Brown, J. Behrens. ltirrt rout E. l'hl. R. Hall, M. Pyle, P. Hartmann, j. Davies, A. Putteman. J. McNeirney, M. Smith, M. Daw. JLNIOR SEINIORYTEEINSI Fourth rou I Sheehan P Maller M Brooks P Collans F Lantelmann N Dell M Gunnang G Steffen B McLaan S Scharra M Pardee C Walson A Anderson G Anthona B Cotter F Jenks B Fneax C Peterson Thard mu D McIntyre S Morgan P uann P Opsahl A Ferraero D Consolo S Osaaa Weber V Hoffman J Faans J Graffan J Reamer Second mu R OLe-ary S Brown J Gallaland A Rousseau R Oberheam N Flward J Daaadson P Blagh H Hoffman P OLe.ary B Pratt M Oland er S Antasell J McAlaster A Mclillagott D Waeland D Gallagher Frrst ron L Alexander A Motto S Cunnangham D Rose G Racleel J Gray P Prangle P Snyder J Regenshurger P Bennaon N Svaasshelm M Whate L Gesehvsandt B Renkey M Colaaanna J Gebhart Patton M Kneap Jl INIOR SFINIOR YTFFNS 7 Fo :rfb rou F Galbert J Flynn C Besvaaek B Martan S Crawford S Kammrath P Martan F Raanty C Johnson P Staples G Posavau B Roolf S Warherspoon P Klose J Md une J Allston M Sehmaelta S Gaaley J Heaseh J M1cDon 'ald M Prangle M Meflclland Third mu C Lyden I Hough B Douglas I Iauer R Sankea M Fas J Murpha J Behrens J Grun der NI Htnaker T Newark IN 7oR'Ll F Walcroft J Hart G Zupko R Drethsler C Claabourne NI Sands 'NI Kovaloasky A Fleteher Snyder IN Schalles M ackersgall J Brooks A Kregar R Prudente A Hows J Gutshall M Nevan L Lemmert J Scherger J Krcgar Ilrvt you IN Landgren I Moreman M Tumfazos A Hess J McNamara G Sttnnett P Cassley B Bruekmun B Zatsman L Dcfan N Mel aan K MeGaaare S Ross F Fonza L Scherm L Berkohen P Hartmann K Naazzo 'I Swratus N Hramalton JUNIOR SENIOR Y TEENS after the football games an Noaember the ehug Mana happy memoraes flacker through the Pug of the XV H S Speull mnouncmg the arrax al of the Gambel fashaon show alatterana mands of Iunaor Senaor Y Teens 'as we reeall our 5' B p les of paper snoaa Hakes for our Chrastmas el ante efforts to be good eatazens learnang at our farst The Snowflake Ffantfas learnan how to wan meetang about Y Teen lafe an Chana from Mass K 5 1 g Brenncdxe Y W C A executne dlrecmr thc looks and anfluenee boss under the skallful Quad anee of Mass I-Iann of Beautv Counsellors the rangang of Arlene Fulclza through the halls of the pealang of laughter as vae cleeor ated human valen homes for the aged and the avarm glow when fa tanes at our February party hnashang the year aoaee ealled Come baek soon at Chrastnaas vaath fun and food, za super paenae p aekang ehoeolate bars for the ehaldren an Franee praaang feraently for 1 vaorlcl an peaee as we I 'l MARPARFT PARDFF I aaa Patsadtut 'Slam Pfaraaatm SANDS 5lLllfdI'V ANNA INIAX MOTTO lamaurer ATaaacaA fOILINS ats haghlaghts too sponsorang el anees at the Y Spmnm M155 Va0aA Swann stood aaath bovaed heads at the Iaster breakfast Iafe an our amaaaedaate aaorld W H S had 70 I' I ' 1 I - - V - V . 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' k . . k . a A , , Mtss Smuth makes plans for a meetmg wtth some juntor Senxor X Teens Are you all gomg to the Snowflake Fantasy' asks Magg.,1e SQPHQMQRE YTEENS these monthly meenngs were not enough tl1e Y Teens eelebratecl the season wuth a Chrtstmas p1rty and hftd bovthng p1rt1es l1ter tn tl1e ye1r Flqll1'OLIgll0Llf the ye1r they part1e1p1teel 1n sluts 1nd stnglng for the Y W C A aettvttles These gxrls rtlso plmned 1 Silelll Servxee Projeet, tl1e m 1le1n5., of 1prons It 1ppe1rs tl1e Sophomore Y l eens h ue h 1d thexr sh 1re of tnterestmg 1et1x1t1es Onee eaeh month 1 group of 'lITlb1E1OL1S gtrls m et If the '1 for 1 frxenelly get together Sometnmes the glflS H115 enjoy hstemng to 1 speaker lf therr meetlngs Tl11s PISI ye1r two l1d1es one from Austr11 and one from Czeeho slox llxll spoke to tl1e Y Teens 1bo11t thelr eoun trys eustoms At 1notl1ern1eet1x1g 1be111tv eotm selor gue the glrls some helpful hlnts 1bo11t lresfdent NANCX Lo11rR Inc Pzuulenl SARAH BFRQVALI Secretary JEAN BROWN themselves more IIIYILIIXC Movles were often hwsuur LOU JMOB5 supphed for tl1e gtrls 15 entertunment As 1f gp,,,,w, M155 MARX FUZABFTH WOODWORTH eosmetles 1nel xmys by whleh they e1n m1ke luurtb run 5 Strlekler M Iulo S Bum S Bergwall R Zimmerman 'Nl f1rnu B llSllLl' K Brandt K Peterson 'Nl Stlples V Green P Wflneman M Hollldxy N' Downes D Dunlxp B Plekersglll Arnold I' Hiller l. Fisher lb: drou K Henderson D Dunes I' Jun1,,k Nl Steiner C Delhl N MeKn L XYf1tt M XY,dllLfS A Gilmer G FOYHIQ S l'l1cken1,,er P Robinson N MeKee 'N Redfern J MCIN urnev 'trtxn B LlILl1lK'l50l'l l ok CJ Llfl unleme oller effnzd rou lckox elert 'otts J Maeusz B1hler M Proxeh 1 Gellettee M Slppw Q Knlpp J Grn G MCKIDHLY M furnow C Bondman P Creighton M Pershnng P Kellv S lnk Nl llmsten L l'sher S 1 1 I mst no ersln 1 Boun lN C 1r en I Ride S Colllns J Young., 1 Rehc? A Sxkeld P Ixmmerm 1n j Pederson 1eohs S Rxmsew C Kearns P Wilson Dnres Cy Nltleoe N C xlelwell J Hopluns Sm1t1 Q, 1 I - , 3 . 6 1 ' 1 ' V , R . L . 1 ' 1 I' ' . . , , K , 'A A 1 ' 1 . 1 'z - A- . 1 , 1 A . ' - - , . ' -l 1 1 , ' , L, ' --1 1 .'e- . H Y 'f , -f , 1 fl 'V' 1 T ' ., t 1 e 1 1 ' ' ' sf M1 'f H 1 , 2f'e5 -, L s. 'F -, Nfc fs' 11' FQ H' S-'f- f AAI 1 1, ' .' 7, D Sha ', 1 . .1 t ' , . 'if - , M'llcr. l ir.l fur: ,I Ct 'gl' . B. XY g, S. D21 'is, J, r ' , I. fa d' , .. . -, I ' . . '. Nl ..'2f . ' 1, . ' ' .M.Jz' 1 '. '-t 1 . ff .j. l..'. I1 . 151 X, Q22 , i l 'J T I Q :1f:'.,:,:s.. 2 N r 1 , 1 r 1 J 1,56 a if ,, K as Z. I ' ..,. 1 gb 1 1 g ' at V S , f I l HOMEROOM MANAGERS--Fourlb rou': R. McKnight, B. Kelley. J. johnson, D. McCully, G. Hetrick, T. Ege, E. McCance, R. Grove. Third rout R. Cleland, L. Malloy, K. Krapf, D. Martin, D. Starr, B. Hoover, K. Hartman. Serum! mu-: L. Havranek, P. Yeager, F. jungk, A. Rea, M. Fay, B. Roolf, L. Winans. First rout N. Lindgren, H. Liddell, S. Hunt, J. Pederson, B. Renkey, P. Snyder, S. Davis. HOMEROOM MANAGERS Money, money everywhere but what a job it is to collect. This is the theme of the I-lomeroom Managers. These hard-working fellows and girls sell or assist in the selling of everything from season tickets to Annuals This, you may think is a pushover, but it isn'tg excuses range from, I forgot, to I'm broke, see me next week. No sooner do they get one task cleared away than another one pops up. In a more serious vein this group of students is one of the most important and untiring organ- izations of the school. They render invaluable assistance in clinching sales and putting on suc- cessful campaigns. ART CLUB Rembrandt! Picasso? No, but the members of the Art Club have talent and promise to be as well known as are these famous artists. ln addi- tion to club meetings, they attend art exhibits. have special art movies, and plan to have sketch- ing classes with live models. The members, always happy to make signs for elections and school functions, help make the Art Club a really colorful group. P,-tfiifiwiz GWEN SMITH Vice Prcavidwll RAY PRUDENTE Sew'c'1ury PAT PRINGLI: '17-wrm-W JIM MACGRISGCJR Sponsor MR. C. FRANCIS YETTER ART CLIYBH--Ifnurlb rout B. Baldwin, D. Stevens, C. Parry, R. McCorkle, H. Thomp son, B. Rohm, J. Sample, J. McGregor, B. Stewart, T. West, A. Zavada. Third row: J Gavlik, P. Collins. C. Kaiser. S. Brown, C. Brandt, J. Grunder, V. Hoffman, J. Rodgers, C. Renner. Second row: A. Fletcher, S. Osaia, P. Pringle, G. Smith, B. Lohr, E. Rainey, B. Price, P. O'l.eary, M. Young, 1. Matusz Firil rnrr: B. Renkey, E. Fonzi, S. Crawford, bf. Kimberlin, R. Prudente. A Salkeld, A. Hovis, J. MacNamara. E. Fresch. Qi TGUCHDOW Under the capable leadership of coaches William Lohr and jason Snyder, with Don Martin and Roy Gavert acting as co-captains, the Wilkinslutirg Tigers started their 1950 football season with the hope of improving last year's record. The most noticeable change in the team was the switch from the single wing forma- tion to the winged Finally it was time for the first game and the great unveiling! TIGERS TAKE OPENER September 8. Wilkinsbtirg took the lead in the first quarter as Dick Simmons recovered a Pitcairn fumble and ran the dis- tance for the first touchdown of the season. Harry Little held the Tiger lead by scoring in the second quarter after Pitcairn's touchdown. Three goals were made by the locals in the second half including a kick-off run by Norman McCann. Final Score: Wilkinsbtlrg 52-Pitcairn l5. SWISSVALE SWAMPED September li. First quarter. A Ross Studebaker to Nor- man McCann pass brought Wilkinsbtlrg its first score against Swissvale. Paul Boyle and Don Martin scored in the first half before Swissvale pushed across its solitary touchdown. Final Score: Wilkinsbtlrg 35-Swissvale 7. ALLDERDICE HELD SCORELESS September 22. A Ross Studebaker to Harry Little pass gave Wilkinsbiirg its first score of the game. Ferrero added the point. Later in the first half Martin crossed the goal line to give Wilkinsbtirg six more points. Both Harry Little and Dick Simmons scored in the second half with Ferrero kicking the extra points. Final Score: Wilkinsbtirg 27-Allderdice 0. Top: Don Martin, Roy Gavert, Catch me if you can! Tom Gil- mer, Dick Simmons. Belair: Larry Stueber, Bob Ray, Chuck Yarbrough. T BLES WILKINSBURG DROPS TO GREENSBURG September 29. Wilkinsbtirg was unable to score against Greensburg and absorbed its first loss of the season when Greensburg scored one touchdown in the first quarter and two in the second quarter. Final Score: Greensburg 19-Wilkinsbtirg O. CREEKERS EDGE TIGERS October 6. Turtle Creek gave Wilkinsbttrg its second defeat in five games edging the locals, 7-6. The Creekers hit paydirt in the second quarter, while Red and Blue scored in the third quarter when Martin intercepted a pass and plunged for the touchdown. A... Final Score: Turtle Creek 7-Wilkinsburg 6. UNDERDOGS DEFEAT MOUNTIES October li. In what was by far the best game of the season, Wilkinsbtlrg took a strong Mt. Lebanon team by a 32 to 21 score. Bob Ray started the fireworks by taking the open- ing kickotl across the opponents' goal. Bob Haley tallied again for the Red and Blue with Ferrero connecting, but the touch- down which put Burg out in the front to stay was made by Norman McCann after a pass from Bob Davis. Don Martin put the game on ice for the Tigers by scoring in the last min- utes of the game. Final Score: Wilkinsbtlrg 32-Mt. Lebanon 21. SCOTT DOWNS BURG October 20. By virtue of a solitary touchdown in the third quarter, Scott defeated Wilkinsbtirg after a hard-fought game. For the second time in the season, the locals were held score- less. Final Score: Scott 6-Wilkinsbtirg 0. Top: Ted Ege, Bert Goldstein. If you can't go over, go under. Bud Hodgin. Duke Little. Below: Norman Mc- Cann, Ross Studebaker. Howard Auerswald. Glenn Smith. gi U L: 'til 5 ' fi..- hm '24 L- ' ., V 1- 1 Y . 1 A Q ' .. .. I L r ' ssl it gif, fw.:.. Q-A? ,Q N . if 7 , M , I I4 15 QQ' ML Tfiifsffl ,Ma 5. -wmrqz. g .4 f jg-j:,,?',,, V. ,mf -ff 1 t , , . 7314 ,, dv .. it C ' 'A' 'av -7 . ,Rf- jihlti Q' 1 p.-Q, ' ..,l ,- ak W 5 'f7.:0 Snlb rou R Rossomme ,I MtKee W Smxth ,I Kersh R Sleppy W Walker J Lindsay G Dunsworth R Fnsher H McKee lrfth mu J Modxspacker R Yarbrough J McKenzle R Baxmeler j Coleman R Qtraley C Cost B Rader G Jones F Cost lourtb rou W Kerahntr R Cole P Boyle C Merola J McSvw.eney C West P Ross 1 Herr Third ron W Davxs F Ferrero W Helblmg R Crexgh R Sthudhaucr T Fritz C Levns L Yarbrough B MCMllllH G Hurlck Yemnd mu B Goldstein R Haley R Ray R Studebaku D Hartwick W Swope H Auerswald N McCann W Johnson Ilrxt rou H Lmlt G Smnth, .R Simmons D Marun R Gavurt T Gilmer L Hodgnn T Egg L Stubnr TIGLRS SCALPED October 27 W1lklHSbLlfg suffered the1r fourth loss of the season at the hands of the Penn Hlgh Indxans Penn took the lead mn the first quarter vla a touchdown The Burg men falled to store as Penn aeeumulated an addmonal 6 pomts rn the second half Flnal Score Penn 70 VU1lk1nsburg O LATROBF DROWNS WILKINSBURG November 4 On a ram soaked Held the Wll lxll'1SbLlI'g Tlgers lost thenr last game of the season to Latrobe by a 73 to O score The game was ulled at the end of the first half but not before Latrobe had stored four touchdowns and one extra polnt Thls brought the football season to 1 close, wlth 1 vastly unproxed team sportlng 1 better retord of four vuns and fixe losses FIRSI S I RING l0Ol BALL limb ron H Lltte R Studehxlxtr B H.x'Ly P Boyle D Martm FIU! rou R blmmons T Grlmcr B johnson R Gavert H Auerswald U Hodgm H McCann G Smith 4, , 'i1,- 4 . ,' 'z . , . r , . . . . . . . ' . . ', . , . , . ', ' ': . , . . . , . , . , , .. ', .. , . . . , . . ' 'Z . ' ' , . , , . ' ', . 4. . ', , . , . . 'C . , . . - . . . . ' ' '. . . . ' . . . - - - - ' -I + ' 'fl - l - I , . ' ', . 1. . . . , . . , . , . . ' ': . '. . . , . ' , . ' ' . . ' . '. , . ', . . l Q . , . 4 . . , K . K .. . v . I ' 1 1 , f 4 K L ' , r v L r 4 - T - r 1 v '. . r ,I . , ' l , . '. , . ' , . . 'C . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , . . FOOTBALL MANAQERS W Shurz B Bruckmdn R Hoak R McKn1ght R Whxrcd F Trccsch WL won' Falling., at Tnds feat stadu course' keep mg the bunch warm 'N-. 3 a + . 5- 1 LV zz. R F Q W '- , .'Ob- 5 looked good on tl1e Suomi rou B Wrlcox G Smith C Watson M Wxlson B Dans Izrtl ron R Ponkey H Janson B Biuer C XVest Ixrnelmg J Macbregor C1 jones B Swope B XVe1's Wl I C O M I1 Rankin sereuned the loyal rms of the W I-I S b1sketbz1ll team in antieipation of 1 good game If tl1e h1rd working eheerleaders thought the opening eheers were 1 little weftk they surely h 1d forgotten this feeling by the time the g une e une to 1 rlp roxring end with 1ek Mebregor dropping the winning b1sket 11nd h ning Wfilkins burg xietorious 47 to 46 ower the previouslv unde fe 1ted R mlcin teftm All se xson the home floor seem ed to spell good luele to Berkm1ns boys IS they oxer Turtle C reele Swissx 1le Rllllxlfl Penn lflel liruleloele Pubhe opinion has it th If tl1e most exeit ing home g1mes of the season were Brlddoek Swissx 1le 1nd Rmkin Chuek West md Moe Wilson were the heroes of the exeiting Br1ddoeL gqme It w lb 1elose f1st moxing gune 1nd only in the oxer time did Wllhlllbbllfg beeome the winning teun with XX est seoxing two held golls 1nd Wilson sink ing 1 foul shot llelx Nebregor brought xietory to BASKETBAL the tiger te1m on Febru1ry 9 when W H S tmgled with Sw tssvale Exeryone on the team was .lt his best Blffy Wfileox with sixteen points this exentful night points Bill Stump being high seorer for the game Swissx 1le w IS in first pl1ee until when 1elx seored the l1st four D1rrel lewis md Qhuek Cost floors of Brlddoele llkl DOHOFI 11nd promise to be x 1rs1ty men next ye 1r Bill Bquer w1s x 1luf1ble on the rebounds and seored m.1n1 of the points thit helped brinv XVillc1nsburg to seeond 1nd Swissx 1le Wileox seored sexenty two poxnts on foul shots more th IH tw lee IS m my lb 1nyone else I-low ex er Bob XXfe1ls w ith twenty eivht points h1d 1 ereent11 76 of sexentx six to B1rrfs s1xt1 four Next in e1r Wileox We 1ls md B1uer will no lonfer b 5 spirlemg the Tigers but Ponleey West MeGre.gor ones Cost Lewis Stump 1I1Ll Heep will be here to brin' t1e BLlI lll1Il to not seeond b11t hrst 1l1ee 5- 5 IU the SA Seetion Th lf s 1 promise 1 1 tb . ' 'x, . , . ' , . f'. ': . '-', . . . 1 -, . -1- .' ,- - -1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 , ' . . . 1 V 1 1 A ' 1 ' 1 , A ' . '1 '1 ' 1' ' J ' 1 h 'A ' h ' ' i , ' JL ' 1 k1 '1 1 1 -1 '. , 1 . ,1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 'i ' ' A ' 1 1 1, 1' - ' X - ' 1 ' 1, ' 1 ' ' L s . A '1 ' 1 ' 1 . 1 - '1 '1 1 1 ' ' I' 1 ' 1 ' , 1 ' 1 ' ' g i ' ' dribbled, passed, and seored their w'11y to victory plaee in the section, in L1 three-w'11y tie with Seott 1. ' 1 ,lfx fm 11 1, L f' v . q 1 2 1' 11 I A r ' 1 . 1 ' A 1 i' 'I A 1 ' , ' 1 1 1 l'L ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' , ' ' , 1 ' - 'O ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . ' 1 A ' '. 1 . 1 1 C ,. - 1 - -. , - - .' , , , v ' 1 - . A .' , , ' , 5 , , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 - K ' . , -, , - ' , ' -' . ' , '- 1 -jg, Hey' Wheres the ball get that rebound' a pump ball lrsten to the referee boys Sconss Mr Lebmon MeKeesporr Ford Crry l-lomesrc rd Wen Kensmgrorr Donors ' Br 1ClQl0Llx Ahqulppr +Turrle Creek +Sw1ssx rle KR mkm Xljenn 'Snort Dormonr Br xddoelx fox errlmeq C h rrlerm ierneelledl 'Turtle C reelx Sw xssx Ile R mlm xljillll 'bum League games HK Opponenrs W I-I S 7 X TOTAL POINT Bury Wrleox Charles Wesr Jack McGregor Robert Wells Wrlham Bauer I-lou ard Wrlson RlLl1 1rd Ponlxey Graham Iones Wllll rm Swmpe Wllh rm Stump Darrel Lexus 5 FOR SEASON 77 . . . Q Y . Q --6 4 . 1 43 46 . 4 34 144 g 40 24 ' ' ' 150 'L 58 34 '2 96 1 ' ' ' 64 53 ' ' 87 r 43 52 . ' 1 45 59 -, X , , , . 1 49 lil i r Jo 42 48 ' ' . 50 V q 55 54 Charles Cosr 10 L A 47 V Vg ' 7 ' 52 38 - -, r 64 45 I ' V, Z 58 64 1 1' ' ' -il 42 Q ' 40 544 5 1 38 40 5 1 68 55 - 46 49 4' 42 50 ..7Q ,, Ibrrd rou R Heckle R Kerstner T Roose D Sheffel A Bransel B Weals B Davrs D Ripple Second mu D Hartsock W johnson N McCann D Hartwnck W Swope H Lm'e J Sntt hrrl rou D Martm K Krnfz ty Smnh K McCullough D Fnerx G Jones B Wllcox HGMERU ! N THE GREAT AMERICAN SPOR Baseball, the natronal pastrme, ns a sprrng favonte at Wrlkrnsburg Hrgh I ISI se 1son rn double A com petrtron tl1e won lost record of Stan Berkm 1n s team vs IS 5 5 Th1t lS 500 b1ll 1 m1rk vshrch even the h1pless Prttsburgh Prrates would hlte to sport Thrs season the team will have as 1 nucleus l boys of last year s squad of Za W1tl1 tl1e experrence already acqurred by thrs group 1 good season IS an trcrpated The Hrgh School b1seb11ll season starts rn Aprrl and lasts through May The schedule rncludes ten league and three exhrbrtron g1mes In our league games Scott, our toughest competrtron, defeated us twlce From Penn Townshrp our Cousrns, we won both games The games wrth Braddock, Swrssvale and Turtle Creek were spht Mt Lebanon and Shadysrde Academy provrded thc competrtron for our exhlbrtron games Onc glllle w1s cmcelled All of the boys played well On offense they batted 764 defensrvely therr ICIIDS 1verage was 907 So much for therr record as I1 ICIITI lndr xrdullly the boys performed well, too Wrlcox Kr1pf 1nd Rrpple were prtchers mth Wrlcox sport mg a record of 7 wms 1nd 7 losses for the best pntchrng effort Smrth thc cucher excclled rn h1ndl mg the prtchers 1nd drrcctnng dcfensrve pl1y behmd the b1t The mheld w1s ll'l1LlC up of lrttle If hrst Lel at the hot corner Therr defensrve record was 97-4 1nd they completed seven double plays The outfielders, Sheffel rn left, Martrn rn center and Weals rn rrght were 1n effectrve outer patrol and drd some fine fly chasmg The hrtters on the team were Martrn 1nd Smrth, who averaged 423 and a46 respecnvely Thrs means they averaged better than one hrt for every three trmes at bat The other players of the squad were McCullough ohnson, Mc C1nn Enerx Roose, Aucrsvv 1ld Swope Hartwrch, Kershner 1nd I-l1rtsock Wrtla the exceptron of three games all of the scores were close Four of the gllHCS were won by one run 1 f1ct vnhnch spc1ks vxell for the cahber 'f' ': . ,L. , . I, . I , , . 1. . ', Y. fl . 'I - V, - .. , . ' , . ' , . 1 , . . ': . . . 1 . 1 . . 1 . . . . . . r. . 0 A 2 . ,, ,, Q Y L ,S . 1 Y Q 1 - ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' .. 1 - '1 - . 1 ' . 1 ,1 1 ' ' ' ' . ' , 1 '1 ' , 1 - 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' . ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 V 1 1 1 ' .1 2 - D 1 1 ' 4 2 ' 1 ' ' - base, Sntt at second, Davrs at shortstop, and Bran- ' ' ' ' , 1 1 ' - ' 1 ' . . 1 , 1 a 2 I . . - D . 4 , . , 1 ' 1 . , ' . ' ' ' 2 1 , 1 , . . ' ' ' 'Y ., S . 4 1 1 . , , . . K K , 1 4 ,J - . . . I A I I X4 V Q 3 1 ' V 1 . U S l 4 1 4 ' . 1 ' 1 ' ' 4 1 1 . ... ' ' ' ' 1 . '- , 1 1 ' ' ' 11 ' ' - 80, W IGHWAY of the OPPOSIIIOH rmd also for the defensive abll :ty of our team Thns kmd of bftsebnall keeps the crowd rn thelr selts unt1l the last mm IS out Keen competmon md sparkhng, play mftke bfnse btll the nttxonftl pxstnme Here tre the scores Mt Lebanon Turtle Creek Penn Townslup Scott SWISSV 116 Bmddock 'Iurtlc C rcec Penn Iownshlp Scott SVVISSX .llc Brfiddock Shadyside Home Home Away Home Home Aw ly Aw ty Home Homc Away Home Away unffullvlifflll amsrrflslnlllv. Fourth rou W Sherz A Tcrwnlllger W Schexdhauer R McKenzie R Owcns Tbnd mu T Wcst C Shmgler j Grglnotu R Studc bakcr R Haley F Ryder 'l Fntz J Hannabach K Warncr Second mu 'l Gllmcr D Bush D Pans R Simmons R Gavcrt D Crergh C' Parry J McMlnn W Hiller M lde Fzrxt rou A Flsher R Cronou R Carmack B Hcrr J Coulson R Qunglcy T Tram cantc F Rydcr J Lemmert C Frltz TRACK The 1950 Track team of W H S began the season w1th a very strong team and a good chance to complete rts schedule undefeated A few unfor seen 1n1ur1es however, practlcally forced the T1gers to concede at least exghteen pomts rn exery meet Before the boys could get mto their champ1onsh1p form they had to practlce long and gruelllng hours durxng etghth perxod m the boys gym Comparing the tlme trxals of the boys Mr Brownmg chooses the boys who w1ll represent W H S nn our W P I A L meets After the track around Graham flcld IS ready, the team moves headquarters to the h1ll where the jumpers and vaulters have a chance to dxsplay therr form Havrng reached top form the boys begm the lnterscholasuc competttlon 1n prep aratxon to compete ln the W P I A L and P I A A champlonshlp meets Last year the TIQEQCIS completed 1 fanrly successful season xunnmg threc, coppmg second once, and losmg three In the W P I A I LhlI'Dp1OI'lShlP Wllkmsburg scored 15 points w1th firsts by Barrie Herr m the shot put md C huck Frltz nn the 440 yard dish llll Iemmcrt took second IU the half mule and Bob Clrmack hnlshec flfth m the mule In the P I A A sttte ch IIDPIOQ shlps, Chuck Frxtz took 1 second place xn the 440 6Sf2.bl1Shl1'1g a new school record for the quarter wxth a 512 dash Barr1e Herr placed flfth 1n the shot, and jun Lemmert farled to place Wlth only tvso lettermen returnmg thls year, and a talented group of hopefuls, th1s years term promxses to be one worth watchmg and one that deserxes your whole hearted support TRACK Sconrs Burg Opponents 45 4 5 56 1 a Connellsv1lle Home Canonsburg Away 0 7 McKeesport 'I rnangular Avy my Clalrton Greensburg Home McKeesport Home Shadylde Academy Aw ly W P I A L Away P I A A Stlte College 65w4 4 4016 525 71 3 4t1 l1cc 15 pts ts FIVE HIGHEST Scokrus Barrle Herr 52 1111 Coulson Chuck Frltz 51 llll Lemmert Tom Gxlmer . . . . , A 811-5 - A l -- - H I . . . 7 --5 -7 - 1 I i , Butler ., ..,, .,,, , Away 701-2 561-2 . . ' . .. . ' - yi 5 1.2 I .D . K u 1 5- 4-3 . 2 K. . K ,. - , ,,., I, 59 68 , ' . . K ' I ' . . ' 1 , 1 55 52 - -, -V . U I fl lpte- . ' K ' ' 1 . . . . . 1 5p . 3 A ' ' -. 2 .j' . A A ' ' - ' . .1 . 5 '. l ' 48 ' ' . . . . . 'z 5 4 ' 1- ' ' . 46 ' ' ' 2 ' ' 1 , ' 38 -g2.. ,lv QV 31-X43 H5611 Ill groan whxlc you yum Leadm the ack P g P OOT WA W 41 WW ulyf Gimme it quick! .... Hurry u fl! .... umpin' jiminy crickets .... U- m- J-p- and o-vcr P I I A 82 - fbzrd rou R Wolford R DePastmo S Harrxs H Wilson J McMmn Second ron j Salzmrmn C Shmgler R Haas R Albnu F Quigley L Schulthers K Warner l1rvl mu R We-als A Frederrnk M Ide A Meyer K I-rrtz J Flynn J Lrg lrotu J mt CROSS COUNTRX WllklUSbLlfgS first undefemted X1l'SlIy se lson ln the ltst fun ye 1rs wls the result of the lllI'Ll xxorlx of the Cross Country rerun nn lts tlnrd 5615011 The young through IIS seven meets vxetorlously then took second plfxee ln W P I A I md fourth ID the St tte Clmm plonslnps 'lt State College Sur pornt getrers were Al Myers Chuck Frltz Mtrty Ide Al Fretlerltk Bob We tls md JIITI Flynn Future prospects xrc brnght llso IS the unnor Vtr stty teun wts 1lso untlcftmtetl md nnlshed fourth un W 9 A L rn Scouns 17111111 11111 IIIILI 111111 lllflfl Alllbfltlbi Brentwood 'Nlevl KCUSIHSIKJU C lrrrelx Myer lrntz Frederlelc tc We 1ls Flynn 7174 I9 nf 70 795 Cwnonsburg I9 16 Sh lLlySlLlC Ac ul I5 40 Penn Twp I6 ul W P I A L seeond A A fourth Scomas Senlson Tomls I A I P I A Polnts Dlstouraged already ' X 0U fl I-.fllnlni-1 fm him 84 ' ', .s'. 1' ' ' 1 '. 1 ' ,, - ,f A -f 1' 'z 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 I9-36 1 ' '1 . - ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 . ' 1 1 ' -71 '- -lc team with only two lettermen as its nucleus came 11 W P I ' ' ' ' ' '- Q ' Q11 ' . 14 5 8 9 H . . rw 9 ll 20 E 1 . . H J .Q 13 - 31 Q ' 1 1 1 t Al 1 Il, 19 36 30 the . l. I. . , eet. 11 Bl 54 41 - 65 41 GOLI-F Fielding 1 term mth only mo holdosers from the preuous xelr the Wrlkinsbtirg Tigers ended the season mth tn exen record in their tvxelxe m1tLhcs Ted Ege find Ken Wilscmn plftted in the W P I A I ColfTourn1ment Teds sixth plme qu thfied him to Qompete If Smte College in the P I A A ehimpionships where he shot 1 urd of W7 for 16th pl me among over two hundred tom petitors Last yeirs sttndouts include Don Clark and Ken Wllstmn both of xx hom grtduuted Bill Bauer W13 ne Smith and Ted Ege .ire imong the golfers ethoing the ery fore from the rolling greens of Churehill Vqlley Country Club this spring Golf is one of the x irsity sports in which girls irc permitted to tompcte TENNIS 5-wa XY. King.. R. Sapp. R. Ilmbcrgcr G. Smith D. Bouchct. Thou3,,h the tennis tetm mly not be s telms ire the sport is eermmly Just 'ts strenuous md the pl tyers ire just 1s cnthusmstie The tennis term pl ns ill home gtmes on the Vfestlnghouse tourts in Forest Hills Wlmcn the xx e1thcr permits und the eourts tre u ulxble the boys practice there but not h wing our own courts is definitely 1 diswdxtnmge The team is organized on an intrxmurtl 1nd x trsity bisis md toached by Mr Iison Snyder The term won three out of sexen mitchcs list yelr whith is fin improvement over the record of the prexious ye1r Wilkinsburg placed seqond in their section Congmtulations fellows ind best of lutk in l95l lxislxi Arnold New Kensington lidgewm mod Mclieesport Kiski lfdgewc rod WllhlDSbLlf5 Wilkinsbtrrg Wilkinsbtlrg Wilkinsbtirg Wfilkinsburg., XXfilkinsburg Wilkitmsbtirg DON t3I.ARK WILLIAM BAKER WAYNE SMITH TED EGE KEN WILSON 1 ' I 2 E . I 1 ' I . v A A ' 1 1 a greatly advertised as the basketball and football 1 ' I 2 ' 4 ' L 1. 'Q Z ' I Q ' I ' 'I W Q I I ' 2 ' 2 , ' ' 4 ' ' 0 ' O 4 v Y ' I ' ' 5 ---i..- 5 1 X 1 X x I xgxgxj J viix -f ' vw.- .., , .mmf- .,N-T1,,-I ., in V Front: P. Kistler. l'ir.il roir: O. Wfeber, J. Davidson. C. Burr, V. Anthony, R. McCloskey, P. Bennion, J. Trimhntli. Sluuding: M. Colaiannu. Kick high, girls! .... Dick's specialty Trading placcs CHEERLEADERS Under the capable leadership of head cheerleader Dick Ncflloskey. the cheering squad of W, H. S, has had a very successful year. After practicing long, gruel- ing hours, the squad made their initial appearance on the stage uf W. I-l. S. at the Pitcairn pep meet, Witli Miss Betty Grau supervising their appearances, the cheerleaders led the student body in songs and cheers throughout the fuutball and basketball seasons. XX'eekly skits were a regular part of their repertoire. W'irh the girls finishing their Hrst year as a part of the squad. the cheerleaders performed admirably making XV. H. S. proud of them. From September to May there is always a sport in which the girls may participate. The year starts with a splash in the junior High pool. Next is the favorite, basketball, Every night after school for several months the shrill blasts from a referees whistle X ring throughout the school. During the basketball N season bowling is also offered. Witli a net stretched from one end to the other, the girls' gym becomes two volley ball courts. Competition is stiff in volley ball too. Tennis at the W'estinghouse Courts closes the season in girls' sports. SPORTS TRAIL FOR GIRLS Ql XT F An exciting game as two of the twelve iunionsenior basketball teams clash! Throw the hall here! Below: Revival of the patty-cake. Egyptian pyramids were never like this! Surely there is an easier way to get a stomach ache than the method demonstrated by Margy and jo Anne. Below-right: The 7th period gym class snaps to attention at Mrs. Sommerfeld'scommand. lfitb mu L Tome: P Close S Whtherspoon G Posasau P Ackmclose 1- Jenks E Waszo Pourlb rou Nirs Qommtrfeld NI Pardtt M Fas B Lou N Pounds A Anderson C XV1lson B Acktrmrm D Mc Intxrr. 'Ibnd mu B Bott I Hough B Brandenstem I Lautr J Husth C Korhnwk J MatDonald 5 Fnglxsh Yetoud you M Olzmdtr A Hous B Cotter f' Hlllls R Sankq K Karr S Antlsell B Bruck man flrtl rou T Svmgus D Cramer hi Num J 91ndLr E Walcroft P Hirlan B Martin M C0 lranna N Lmdgren LEADERS CLUB Vifxthout those xx ho proudly xxexr the red mtl blue Letders Club emblem there would be no mtrtmurxl sports for the g1rls The gxrls of the Lettlers Club 1re truned so thlt thex Um sklllfully ts referees ump1res storelceepers mtl tnmers for glrls lthlents They zlso benefit tht sthool by sellmg lmeups tt the footblll gftmes Emth sprung the fifteen sophomores and fif teen jumors who hue the lughest number of tdmxttetl md 'tre subjett to the ftpprox 11 of M1ss Rextz Mrs Sommerfeld md the bolrd of gox ernors of the Llub Tht ums of the group tre to dexclop lttderslup to promote mtrtmurtl flth letlts mtl to foster 1 hwh stmdml of sportsmul slup A mmlmum of lb pomts must be elrnttl mth semtsttr m order to rcmun 1 member mt IHIUWIIOII 1 sport m xshmh Qlrls ex e IC bl uent of thc x Prcxnfzut I CI SI lztt P11111 1:11 hm hum 1:14111 ll mmf: PAT OPSAHI Spmmn MRS jrfxx SOXIMFRI-PID Q' ,--, ,za-., Prom the vcprtssxon on Peg s fau. xt must bf. an txutmg gamv. Sha and Beta art stormg A basketball game as Mrs Sommcrfnld looks on LC girls ofhuatt at all gurls sports 7 . 2 A . . l . 1 'Y l 1 1A 1 1' 1 act M 1 , , 1 1 1 -' l L ' I I7 k 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 . points for taking part in lflEI'11II'lL1I'1ll sports are ' -1' 1 ' 1 1 . ' ' 1 '1 ' ' . ' K 'J ', ,, , 1 1 '- A 1 ' ' 1 Ab. 1 1 1 4 11 ' X Ak g V 4 1 1 A I Tl-'N1' x' xcl. is tl ' 1' ' 1 pear. ' ,EG Lo. 5 L90- President Don Martm meets with the Commlttcc chairmen for the Sportsmcn s Frolxc VARSITY CLUB Recogmtron IS grven to each wearer of the W by h1s admrttance 1nto the Varsrty Club Membershrp rn the Club lndlcates that each one has played rn a mmrmum number of quarters 111 basketb 111 or football or rnnmgs rn baseball or has scored pornts personally rn track tennls, or Few people fully reahze the t1me wh1ch the fellows mxest rn practrce before entermg com petltron as representatrves of WllklHSbLIfg Hrgh School Wlaen they are ln condrtron, the boys compete vuth W P I A L opponents for the glory of the school and the entertainment of the spectators The reward whnch they recexve IS a chenllle and felt varsxty letter and when they become senlors 1 navy blue wool sweater IS an added honor Even the boys who complete the unglamorous chores of manager and the rmpor tant dut es of caeerleader earn thelr letter and sw eater when thexr semor season ends Wltla only these as rewards the boys have represented Wnl krnsburg Hlgh School In a Hne manner durlng the past year Asrde from therr athletrc ablhtxes the club IS also promrnent socrally The first bug dance of the year IS held annually by the Varsity Club The dance IS promoted, advertised arranged and dec orated for entrrely by the boys themselves Thus year they partrcrpated rn an unusual and mem orable chapel skrt As a result Henry Eberheart played to a gym packed wrth two hundred and four couples Incndentally thls IS an all school dance attendance record Wrlkrnsburg Hrgh has a rrght to be proud of such a club as our Varslty Club Its hrgh stand ards and quahtres are representatrve of a truly great organrzatxon Vice President CHARLES WEST Secretary ROY GAVERT lreasurer HARRY LITTLE Sponsor MR JOHN BROWNING Bark mu L Hodgm R Hdlu H Aucrsvsald R Studcbaker R Swope D Hartwick R Gavcrt H Hartman D Stltt A Fredrrck W Bauer C Wcst Semnd mu B Dans D Crcrgh R Bouchet W Smrth D Ripple R Weals J Flynn A Meyers C Fritz D Pans T Ege D Ponkcy C Yarh ough I'1rsl ron M Ide H Little K Kraph G Smith D Martm T Gl'mer B Goldstein L Stueber F Wil cox W Bruckman G Smlth 91 l v' l . 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Watch out Chubby Joyce packs a mcan wallop Why Uncle Stanley you dont say' DRAMA CLUB C urtun ln flfteen mmutes' These lre fxmn l11r words to the members of the Dflllld Club who bcgm thc ycxr with the highly succcssful pl ly Crcorge Wlslmxngtcmn Slept Here The club prcscnrccl scxcrxl clellghtful ch lpel progr uns 1n Lllltllllb lJlLliCl1S Cl1I'lSKlD1S Clrol sluts for the pep mcctmgs und the Vllentlne plly lovers Through the Ages Of course we xx 1ll llxs lys remember the people b1clcsr mge xx ho do so much tow ircls puttmg over 1 pl ly the stlge llght costumes sounds art md m llceup crews 'md our xery clpxble cllrector Mlss Ruth WlSLlIlIICyCf All these thmvs con trxbute to lllililllg the Dmmfl Club one of the most mrercstmg incl successful xn W H S Pwunltut JARVIS Couow lnt Pl rut II IRANK kb JUNJKR Suit ' Ill In nun: Ypnmm FILHN l.lNThLVlANlN JAMI-S Mcboucu Miss RUTH WISLHMFX ER DRIVE I THE TER Well let s see If we Cut down on thc manurc 100 George Washington Slept Here Mr Klmbcr Ncwton I'ullcr Annxbcllc Fullcr Mxclgc lullcr Steve Ilclrlclgc Kme Mrs Doug Cllyton Lv ins Rent lcshe Hester R rymoncl Uncle Stmlcy leggerr Fr mer Tommy Hughes Sue H lrrmgton Mlss Wllctmx Mr Prcscort TH1 CAS1 Allln Bechtol lfVlS C otten l-FIIILCS lunglc Shlrley Ross Dxvc H115 Enleen Lmtelmqn Roberm Gray Dwlght Smlrh Ioyce Bermn F1 lnces Wcmcnclyard Defm Fwfirt IIIU McGough Vlughn Wlllx lmson Bob Clelfmcl N mcy Sw sshelm l 1Vonne Defm Mlnuel Sl lwkln , 2 . 2 L ' V Jia 1 IL V Y l 1, ' 1. . l . . I A Y A s Y . Q ,. , S H , . 4 1- . 7 . . , , 1 ,L - 1 'r'4 7 ' Y ' ' A ' l 7 7 3 5 9 . , ,. . , , ' V ' - ' n S A T. . . . V. . .' 3 ., I ca lv ,. .. l ., 1, . - l ., , . .. l . wp 1 3 ' , - .... - Q! ' 79 l . A 2 1 , . li 4 A S A - ky L ,.. , 1 'I 1 - ra 2 m ' '. las . 1' . . g 1 1 l ' Av- L . 1 4 1 c l . . ,, . . l . 1' 1 . 2 t 1 C V 1 1 ' . ' .2 c ll u is 1 f I I Advertzfementf CCULLOUGH - WHITFIEL HARDWARE COMPANY FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS DRYERS RANGES IRONERS AUTOMATIC WASHERS TAPPAN GAS RANGES PIONEER PAINTS SCOTTS LAWN SEED DELTA POWER TOOLS CHurch111 1 4483 Phone CHurch111 1 4484 SO CLEAN SO PAST SO DEPENDABLE SO EASY ON THE BUDGET Peoples Natural Gas Company Q1 mng Homer EJ '19 KCTf K, 10 , . 2: 1 4: lf 1 'f - 1 XX , C J ,, Sag ,fa Eaaaa E I-6' x 4? Q 1 ov on CD Th A A I F . 1 , L STANDARD SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 51 WILL FIND SAVINGS AND HOME OWNERSHIP TO BE TWO IMPORTANT FACTORS IN THEIR LIVES IT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO BE OF SERVCE IN THAT CONNECTION SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSURED TO S10 00000 MONTHLY REDUCTION MORTGAGE LOANS ON HOMES WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 10 S S S 774 Penn Avenue FRemont 1-0200 -- 5 W- BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 EUCCARO STUDIO For Fme Phofography PORTRAIT WEDDING CANDID GROUPS OILS MINIATURES Restoration of Old Photographs 722 Penn Avenue Phone PEnhurs1 17027 104 1906 Forty FIVE Years of Serv1ce 1950 A NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION gunsgu C' QQ Noam. 0' PENN LINCOLN HOTEL WILKINSBUHG PENNSYLVANIA FREE SERVICES S1 500 Personal Automob1le Accrdent Po11cy S25 00 per week for 10 weeks 1n case of transportatron accldent S5 00 per day for 30 days hosp1tal1zat1on as result of such accxdent Baxl Bond up to S5 000 IH case of a Traffrc V1olat1on Monthly Magaz1ne Spec1al L1cense Serv1ce Notary Publ1c Travel and Road Informahon Maps Tour Books Camp DIISCIOIIGS Hotels AAA xs natron wrde The Largest Motonng Orgamzatron 1n the World WORLD WIDE AIRLINE TICKETS AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHECKS TRIP AND BAGGAGE INSURANCE W1Ik1HSbUIg Automoblle Club 105 ' I I 'ut 70,0 6 Emergency Road Service up to 10 miles anywhere in the U. S. 6 The FIRST NATIONAL BANK At W11k1nsburg OFFICERS STERLING L WANDELL Presldent AUBREY D HARRISON Vlce Presldent CLIFFORD G McKEE Assxstcmt to the Presxdent KARL M HEWITT Cashxer CLIFFORD G McKEE AssIstant Cushler HARRY M CHAPMAN Asslslcznt Cashxer CLYDE C MCALLISTER Audxtor D I R E C T O R S WILLIAM G CALDWELL GEORGE R CRAIG FRANK H DAVIS EVERYDAY LOANS A ,MALL Gm AUBREY D HARRISON TO EVERYDAY PEOPLE CHARLES E HEADLEE EDWARD A IENKINS IB FOR EVERYDAY NEEDS STERLING L WANDELL Your Community Bank OPEN FRIDAY EVENING 7 00 to 8 30 The FIRST NATIONAL BANK At Wllkmsburg Penn Avenue at Wood CI-Iurchlll 1 1400 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 106 o 0 s . 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CI-IAS G TURNER Pure Mllk 8: Cream CH h 11 1 439 D WILKINSBUHG PENNSYLVANIA 1927 E971 za flltflfllftlli not ly gold Zfb.h3ELvJZ1-A LQSZ1-A M0 THELMA P WAREHAM REBECCA AVENUE AT CENTER STREET CH h 11 1 2345 95 109 ff-6' Phone: urc i -3 R. .1 1 But lg' tbv G0ll1l'7l Rulf' . . . A I5 ij A P 0 D A ij 0 P Olavner urc i - Three Rivers Motors Co 919 Penn Avenue WILKINSBJRG P NNSYLVANIA CHurCh111 1 1900 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES or 1951 From Your Local Ford Dealer QQYOG 0 Y QR og 'cf j Boyfa xW f 808 Vwiood Street WILKINSBURG PLNNSYLVANIA CHurch111 1 0240 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 110 . T E 6 VEMBE5' Q R404 ' rf P . Y' 'l 2 77 N O .Y-F , J , I A . L., 0 Y Q!! 1 .,f' fro urjrrzfgfzgr ' o T Q L Thr locker lmf. the orchestra performs before tha fall play on thc tram to brunshurg, A md but happy dm m thu Inu of thc semors The Christmas prousslonal begms Thu choir soual ues before chapnl hngms l l I 4: I W., N D ir 4 , r J ff' lr , hh lM.M,,-' MONEY TO BU SAVINGS ACCO Y. IMPROVE, OR REMODEL AVAILABLE UNTS INSURED UP TO S10 000.00 When an Need oi These Servxces SEE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of W11k1nsburg 711 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA CHurch1ll 1 1276 559 South Trenton ll-IN' ..........4um..-u.-a':Knniu.r H-u!.nNHR' Avenue Phone CHurc h1l1 1 2371 112 1895 EATON FUNERAL HOME 733 Ross Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Donald E Eaton DC1SCh to Daschs Mens and Boys Wear Wood Street at South Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Phone PEnhurst 1 4600 A Complete Lme of MENS AND BOYS WEAR Also SPORTING GOODS 113 Since 7 1 9 I I femefff-9'7 5,6 I HJZH IS not sub1ect to shortages caused by r1s1ng 1ndustr1a1 demand It rs made for domest1c heat1ng purposes only the frnest smoke less fuel you can buy and you can count on a sure supply 409 Wood Street Downtown Or Call GRant 1 3121 CHurch11l 1 2670 1VIacPI-IERSGN STUDIO Porlmzl ana' C 01111114 11111, Pboiogmpbj BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 727 Wood Street WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 114 Q Champion Coal Company CGURTLEY FUNERAL HOME Frcmkhn Avenue at Coal Street CHurch11l 1 2274 COMPLETELY REMODELED EVERBEST CLEANERS DRY CLEANING PRESSING DYEING WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER WE ARE RELIABLE ZHOUR CLEANERS 1026 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 115 6 CI-Iurchill 1-0784 Manufaciurers Agent Awards Standard Wllkxnsburg Hlgh School Rmg Troph1es DON ENEIX UNION TRUST BUILDING ATlant1c 1 0384 Umforms Cholr Robes Club Pms Inv1tat1ons Annuals Fratermty and Soronty Pxns CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 51 W1Ik1DSbUIg Federal Savmgs and Loan ASSOCIGIIOH PENN LINCOLN HOTEL 116 6 O O O I C H ' -ss WHEN AN AMBULANCE IS NEEDED Radio 6. Televlslon Servlce R L Wood ng Call PEnhurst 18700 D1rect 1021 W d St eel Hosp mls Do Not Own The r O n Ambula ces WILKINSBURG 21 PENNSYLVANIA Allens Ambulance Servlce 24 Hour ser FR ont 12000 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 KESLAR Clrld POWER 801 Wood St ee rchlll 17245 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 F R O M SHACKLEFORDS and MAXWELLS TWO SUCCESSFUL FLORISTS NOW UNITED TO SERVE YOU BETTER VISI1 Us At Our New LOCGIIOII 750 Pe rx A nue W Ikmsbu g STUDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME Shakelfords and Mc1xvve11S 750 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA PEnhurst 1 0457 Phones CHurch11I 1 0373 117 QUALITY MEATS ALWAYS r t CHu ' - Q 7 7 RUGS CARPETS BROADLOOM ARMSTRONG'S LINOLEUM 4 To Help Make Your House A Home ILIBERAL CREDIT TERMSJ LEONARD S Opposxte Penn Lincoln Hotel 788 90 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA CHu chxll 1 6552 Phone for Free Estimate BERKEY'S THE STYLE CENTER FOR MEN FRe ont 13646 716 Wood Street WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA FIVE DISPLAY FLOORS Featunng the Fznest 1n FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS BEDDING TELEVISION RADIOS APPLIANCES DIVIDED PAYMENTS a o if H77-fx .EAS .I,.,7 TI -Jeffelf ulfnlfure 707-709 Penn Avenue -IIS- W H S SONGS AND YELLS I'OR1OUHIC1H A111CANIlC1INAC1xCINAC,1x r yo11 H1511 or you our 51111111 ret lllel u VUL 11yy1ys yytll support you 111 eyeryth1115 y0l1 11 Well shlre 111 joys 111e1 51oo111 yy h1teyer eomes to ou And yye 11 11yy1ys yy111 our 5lll1CS for yllll H1511 I'or you H1511 yye 11 uphold your flme HAII A1 MA MATI R Wllklllbbllfb H1511 o11r A1m1 M1ter Honor lI'lLl loyfllry vye pro1111se to you Your bftnner o er 11s lef1d1n5 on XlLl'OI'lO1lS S1n5 we the pruses of t11e Red 11111 Blue Heres to the eolors of our de1r 111511 sehool Heres to our Almu M1ter de1r to e1el1 he1rt Here s to our Honor and to our Tr'1d1r1ons So for l1er 51ory yye vy111 do our p1rt H111 A11111 Miter' Gtude for 11s 11w1ys M1y 111 your sons 1nd ClILl5l1fCI'S ey er be true lI511Ill'1f., o11r rorehes from t111s Sl1YlIlC of 1Cl1l1lI1g I3u11e11n5 your stmdards IH our l1y es for 5011 WIIKINSBURG Wl1klHSbLlf5 WllklUSbLlfg to you yye yy1l1 be true Dear old H1gl1 dear old H1gh our loye ro Oll well prove And when yve must p1rr we 11 le 1ye you our 11e1rt And yye 11 11yy1ys remember you DI AR OID HIC H De 1r A11111 Mrrter you s been true Ixllfllllfjll rh1e1e and rh1n yye ll stmd by yo11 You l11ye been 1 sh1eld yye yy1l1 neyer y1elt1 O11 the footb11l held we re 50105 to smrt to Flght dear old 111511 sehool h511t figllf Heht P15111 dear old H1511 w1t11 111 your 11115ht It s up to you ro proteet our reel mel blue l 1,'1r on to y1et0ry ONWARD HIGH SCHOOI Onyy1rd 111gh school onyy 1re1 111511 sehool Plun5e nght through r111t 11ne Run t11e ball e1e1r round old Touehdoyyn sure th1s t1me Onyy 1rd 111511 school onymrd 111511 sehool O11 1 VICIOIY Il5l1I felloyys hght f15ht Well Wlll t111s g1me WILKINSISLRCJ HIC1H Wl1en W11k1nsbur5 men f1l1 1n l1lIC We re 5o1n5 to yy1n 'lgllfl another t1111e And for W111e1nsburg yye 11 yell yell yell And for vc1l1lClI1SbLlI'5 yye ll yell yell yell And so yye ll f15ht flbllf for ey ery yard Run yv1tl1 t11e 13111 1nd le1e1e II to 1 5o1l And put t11e otl1er te1111 doyy Il ID the 11o1e 111 t11e IO e R111' R11 1' Rah' A11e51nee 5e111ek 5e111e1e A11e5 mee 5e111e1C 5e11 11.11 Hoo rxw' Hoo r1yy Ie1111 Selt TOUC HDOWN 1 L11 T O U C H Down' T O U C H Doyyn' 'I O U C H Doyyn' PLP ST I AM You ve 5ot rl1 pep You ye 5ot t11e ste 1111 You ye got the f15hr You ye 5ot tl1e rewm Pep ste1111 11511K te1111 Yea W11le1nsbur5' C HINIx YL1 L 111 C n R111 R111 Reel 111e1 Iilue Foo Foo Clllfl Chln Yea te un' Lets yy1n' HINKY DOO Hlllhy Hmley Hlnley doo Hllllxy H1111ey I-I1nley doo 1 et te1111' Seyen Rths for you R1l1R1l1 R111 R111 R 111 R 111 R111 I'e 1111 Te 1111 Te1m FITE I E 11511K I 'I E 11511K I SI L hallf Yet Ie1111' 'I LAM TL AM TL AM 'IL AM Team BIIAT SIxYROC1xLT FIC1I-IT OooooooooooOOO B0on1' Rah Team' I115ht I'15ht F15ht HEESKEL HISKEL Heeskee H1s1eee Hee H1 H1 V I C T O R Y Are yye here' Well I 5uess We yye1r the eolors of X ' H S I O O , , . . .. , . ., . . ., ' , ,z 1 11- 1 , - 11 Fo 'j,f , '11 '11 1316, 'L '- 1'- .' .1 1L1l11' K- 1 y' .1.1 'tyy LL ,R 1,y-A-'.v A .' 1 'Q A 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 -1 , -L 'l y H1 . 1 t 1k 15 ' 11 Q 1 5 K1 , ' , ' 1 . . , 7 I ' ' Y .1 v 1 A 7 ' , 1 1 ' '. f . 1 1 ' - e 1 7 ' S, I .T I 4 I I I 2-K 2 1' ' A 1 V .7 N A A Y C ' , I L ' '11 y .1 Q 1 . 1 .' . 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'1. . -- 119 f THE CHARME SHOP D R E S S E S For A11 Occus1ons Moderately Pnced 723 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA PEnhurst I 9471 Arrow Mlchaels Stern Mallory Class of 31 STEFFEY S MEN S DISTINCTIVE CLOTHING FRemont 16303 725 Wood Street WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH ARTS SCIENCES ENGINEERING BUSINESS TEACHING WRITING cmd IOURNALISM LAW DENTISTRY SOCIAL WORK PHARMACY NURSING For Informcrtlon Address the Regrstrcxr J PAUL PFAFF PHARMACY PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS Dehvery Servlce 804 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Phone PEnhurst 19081 FORECAST Flrsf ln F ashlon 812 Wood St eet WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA FRemont I 2100 Q I . . I . . MEDICINE Q fs I I Q I I -I2O- TOM VOGEL'S SERVICE LOTS OF LUCK cr d Ce t Sireet WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA CHu ch 11 19568 RITTS Typevvnter Agency ROYAL PORTABLE The Sicmdard Typewnter Portable Slze 1U19Wod St ee! oe PEhrt1 WALTER S RADCLIFFE IMPERIAL WALLPAPER Dutch Boy and Du Pont Pcnnts IIT COSTS MORE NOT TO PAINTJ CHu ch 11 10812 761 Penn Aven e CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 The COUHCII of Churches of W11k1nsburg and VICIHITY Worshxp m the Church of Your Choxce FELSER PHARMACY 1026 W d St eel PEnh st 15576 PRESCRIPTIONS SOL S STORES Complete L1ne of Sporung Goods or FISHING HUNTING BASEBALL FOOTBALL GOLF 731 Penn A e PE hu st 17821 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA . . Penn n ner s , O r i - r i - u in O o r WILKINSBURG, PGH. 21, PENNSYLVANIA U . . Ph n : n us -1267 ' I oo r - . 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'WHERE YOUR PLEASURE IS OUR TREASURE THE LINCOLN RESTAURANT FOR THE FINEST IN FOOD FOR BANQUETS DANCES WEDDING RECEPTIONS Our Pames P1 use THE PENN LINCOLN HOTEL PE h 1' I 16 00 KENYON BROS IEWELERS 7 Pe A e ue PEnh t 16063 LEO S BARBER SHOP 1025 Wood St EXPERT BARBERING Done As You Deslre WOLFORD REALTY CO COMPLETE REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE SERVICE NOTARY 925 Wood St eet WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA PEnh rst 10793 Co pl FIRESTONE STORES 1016W dsaeen WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA P1-:nh 11 ass WILKINSBURG SALES 8: SERVICE CO BUICK AUTOMOBILES 743 Ro A P eCH chl11 OO WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA A Lou s M lle 124 ' e n u s - 3 I l :eet 'A' 'k 46 nn v n ' urs - ' m iments KFormer1y New Realty Co., Inc.7 of oo r r ' urs -3 u . ss venue hon ur i -87 . i i r CORSAGES SHOULDER BOUQUETS S T E P H E N S The Fnendly Flonst A11 VGIISIIGS of CUT AND POTTED FLOWERS 615 Wood Street CI-Iurchxll 1 5100 LE ROY L HOUCK IEWELER IEWELRY and WATCH REPAIRING 764 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Telephone FRemont 1 3117 Phone Reslden CHurchll1 1 0179 PEnhurst 1 5566 REGISTERED PLUMBER Modern Bathrooms Automauc Laundries lncmerators Etc Electnc G Gas Kitchens Electnc :S Gas Heaters Gas Heatmg Equlpment CROSLEY PRODUCTS 624 Rebecca Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Class Song Our hzgh school days are over Three years o rzends and un Our paths hegzn to sever And we are no longer one Although the path zs very wzde And the elzmh ahead zs steep We ll follow the lessons yfou have taught Tzll ue reach that hzghest peak CHORUS We re leavtng you dear Red and Blue But there ll always he a part F01 you our Alma Mater So open wzde your stately doors And let our class pass through We the Class 0 71 Doth pledge our fazth to you And zn the years that are to come When peace or all ts won May you look hack with honest pride To our great Class 0 51 ROBERTA GRAY BAUMAN PONTIAC INC PONTIAC AUTOMOBILES 728 Rebecca Avenue Phone PI-Inhuxst 1 5500 PITTSBURGH 21 PENNSYLVANIA f ff ' f , h : ' ce: , , A , V I , W -R MIKESELL - Down deep in every heart. l ' ' I I f p11 1,11 f I 1 u 7 I Q - 125 - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 J O S E P H Iarman Shoes for Men Hoszery Fasluonable Txes 819 Wood St eel FRemont 1 6428 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA PIMLOTT PHARMACY W lk nsburgs Only Store Exclusxvely for PRESCRIPTIONS SICK ROOM SUPPLIES 725 Penn Avenue LERESCI-IE APPLIANCE CO HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Nu Enamel Products Authonzed Westmghouse Apphcmce Dealer 757 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA HOPKINS BARBER SHOP Open Evenmgs 4 P M to 9 M Saturdays 9 A M to 6 P M For Appointment Call CHurchlll l 0745 606 Trenton Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA It Pleases Us to Please You HARVEY S LUNCH C Nxebauer 6 Sons 796 Penn Avenue Phone CHurch1l1 19339 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA The WILKINSBURG GAZETTE A REFRESHING COUNTRY NEWSPAPER S H O E S I . 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GRAHAM DEPARTMENT STORE Sixty Years m Wxlkmsburq VOGUE BUTTERICK SIMPLICITY AND MCCALL PATTERNS Corner Penn and Wood Streets CHurch1ll 1 0143 PE NWOOD Dealmq Exclusxvely ln A111 IIPPIYUO SELECTED BRANDS or PAINTS B WZZDUSL 557111 ?Z L'15'f'iLi Z?. 1 AND ALLIED PRODUCTS I I O O O -' ' - ' 'A' -' Y -'-A A One oi the World's Largest Stores 0 T A . 0 I , rr - . w I L KI N R, Um ,A - 127 -- C AILES 510 Penn Avenue FRemont 1 5900 MOORE S SPORTSWEAR SWEATERS IACKETS SLACKS SHIRTS SPORT COATS Rowland Theater Buzldmg PEnhurst 1 5014 B Moore Prop BENNETT S RESTAURANT AND DAIRY BAR GOOD PLACE TO ENIOY THE FOOD YOU EAT For Reservations Call PEnhurst 16675 603 South Trenton HARVEY G JOHNSON MEN s WEAR The Spot to Buy 913 Wood Street CI-Iurchxll 1 3220 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA RALPH TROGLIONE 6. SONS TAILORS and CLEANERS Plant 700710 Rebecca Avenue CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE Phone PEnhurst 14400 PAT S MODERN SHOE REPAIR EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING 805 Penn Avenue Invrsrble Solmg Repair All Types of Shoes Shoe Excesslor WI-IILBYOU WAIT SERVICE ARTHUR F TEXTER 720 Wood Street WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Member Prttsburgh Real Estate Board Instrtute of Real Estate Management WAYS PHARMACY THE PRESCRIPTION STORE Laketon Road and Montrer Street Plwne CHurCh1ll 1 0435 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA I I - - A H H Store: 1017 Wood Street I - 128 - MERLE S DOORWAY TO FASHION 809 Wood St eet WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Telephone PEnh r t 158 DAN KANTOR MEN S WEAR 805 Wood Street WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO PAINTS WALLPAPER KEM GLO KEMTONE SUPER KEMTONE 744 Penn A enue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Ph e CHu ch 11 18819 FRemont 1 3480 E e ythmg Electr cal TRI BORO ELECTRIC TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE 1322 S vale A e ue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Deb C111 nell I PAXTON HART P RINTING Wlkl burq Snce 19051 Opp te Mu 1pc1lB 11d ng WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 IOHN WOOTTON STEPHENSON PHARMACY 601 Hay at R be cc: Prescnphons Our Spec1cx1ty CHu ch 11 1 5720 U N A N 13 5 T REAL ESTATE CCI SELLING HOMES OUR SPECIALTY INSURANCE FIRE AUTOMOBILE PENN LINCOLN HOTEL 1 9 I r u s - 50 I v 1 on r i - - v r ' i Un i 'ns i REFRIGERATORS - RADIOS - APPLIANCES . i' wxss v n , osi nic' u' i .. ,, .S I e c r i - HOLLYWOOD DRESS SHOP QUALITY APPAREL FOR MISSES AND IUNIORS ezv wood Street MODERATELY PRICED CHuIchil1 1-9071 CASINO GREETINGS TO TI-IE GRADUATING CLASS RECREATION PARLORS BOWLING BILLIARDS THE MODERN CO 611 So th Aven e FURNITURE RUGS BEDDING OF WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 749 Pe A enue Phone PEnhurst 16231 PEnhu Sl 1 5065 BETTER TAILORS AND CLEANERS SHERRY AND O I-EARY Inc CAMILLO ROMANO REGISTERED PLUMBERS WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 756 Rebecca A enue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA P A e Plznhuxst 15800 CH rchxll 14470 DAY CLASSES STARTING SECRETARIAL TYPING COMPTOMETER 12 MONTH BOOKKEEPING cmd 34 MONTH ACCURATE ACCOUNTING VETERAN APPROVED PRESCRIPTION SERVICE MORTON BUSINESS SCHOOL 224 South T enton Avenue 700 W0Od Sl WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA PEnh I 16441 Leo Tcl' man Phmmuclsi Sta I A y Week Phone for Informanon Iames F MCD nn CPA BS n E VALLEY SALES 6 SERVICE CO TELEVISION RADIOS REFRIGERATORS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Rebecca Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA CI-I hll I 900 1 0 I1 u - - , nn v . I . F I O v 809 enn v nue . u 1 l I ree! CHurchilI 1,9317 - 1-9318 PEnhurst 1-7567 ' urs - 's . ' I n W - . u , . . .. . .I . 606 , urc i -0 I F. 3 ... RETAIL DEALER 810 Penn Avenue IN MEATS DAN S. HEEP H. Letzgus. Manager CHurchi11 1-3842 BAUMAN CHEVROLET 432-34 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA B. I. BASS Oldest - Reliable IEWELER and OPTICIAN 823 Wood Street C1-Iurchill 1-2967 I U L I A N S FINER FOODS Phone CI-Iurchlll I 5231 Congrcrtuluhons Class of 1951 H W SWISSHELM SONS A C GOOD 6. SONS PLUMBING and HEATING KITCHENS 620 Rebecca Avenue SYLVANIA ChurchIl1 1 2810 ANDERSON S WILKINSBURG PAINT 6. SUPPLY CO Phone PEnhursI 14200 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA GREETING CARDS STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES BOOKS GIFTS GAMES WILKINSBURG EAST LIBERTY 724 wood sneer H A Y S szoe Pen A PEnhurst 1 9361 n enue I-Hland 1 3820 131 'A' I to O 713 Wood Street WILKINSBURG, PENN . V SELLING HOMES AND INSURANCE IS OUR BUSINESS Every Deal A Square Deal BERRINGER REALTORS COMPLETE REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE 1311 Swissvole Avenue WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Phone CHurchi11 1-7846 WILKINSBURG MODEL SUPPLY 704 South Avenue CI-Iurchxll 1 3344 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA ARCADE BOWLING ALLEYS Specxal Attent1on G1ven to Begmners and Hlgh School Students nme and Nobby Sands Proprxetors BERTERAS FINE FOODS Where Shoppmg Is A Pleasure 1716 Lcxketon Road PEnhurst 10900 10901 1 5 WE DELIVER BONDS BEAUTY SALON 804 Wood Street WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA FRemont 10100 BILLIARDS and POCKET BILLIARDS 610 South Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA CI-Iurchxll 19487 828 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA PEnhurst 1 7538 Fruxts Vegetables Grocenes Frosted Foods W E COLHOCKER Prescnptlon Drugg1st Servlce for the Slck Rebecca Avenue at Center Street We Dehver Phone CHurchx1l 1 3360 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA at' . .'.. 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COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS of GOOD FOOD 900 Wood Street CHurch1Il 1 0454 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA The House of Flowers cmd GILIS EDGAR L WAREHAM A Pcxrtlculcxr Flonst for Pcxrtrculcr People 808 Center Street WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA CHuIchxll 10385 HARTSOCK PHARMACY D C Hurtsock PhG 612 Trenton Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Phone CHu ch111 1 4217 ZONA LEE SHOP GIFTS TOYS NOTIONS CHurchxll 13511 702 South Trenton Aven GRAHAM S SHOES 817 Wood Street WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA CHARLES T G PROVAN Electncal Contractor A P P L I A N C E S 303 South Trenton Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA WILKINSBURG RESTAURANT A Good Clean Spot to Eat ALL HOME COOKING AND BAKING Gust Vamvckas Propnetor 623 South Avenue Wrlkrnsburg Pennsylvamcx . - - GREETING CARDS ' ue O - 1 5 3 - Red Goose Corrective Shoes tor Children Red Cross Shoes for Women Wmthrop Shoes lor Men L GROSS 6 COMPANY 622 South Avenue WILKINSBURG PITTSBURGH 21 PENNSYLVANIA FRemont 15999 Harold Harnty Mgr WM HINKES CLEANING Gnd TAILORING OUR MADE TO MEASURE CLOTHES GIVE A WELCOME INTRODUCTION TO THE WEARER 803 Swxssvale Avenue PEnhurst I 4051 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Comphments of HANLON 61 WILSON CO WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA WILKINSBURG HDWE CO 1014 Penn Avenue PITTSBURGH 21 PENNSYLVANIA Dxstnbutors For ATLAS POWER KING Woodworkmg Machmery BLACK AND DECKER Portable Electnc Tools COCHRAN PAINTS PORTER CABLE MACHINE CO CHurch1l1 I 6800 Estxmates Cheeriully Gwen C B McELHENY SR CLEANING DYEING TAILORING Work Called for and Dehvered In Wxlkmsburg and Conngeous Terntory 914 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA BAXTERS DRUG STORE 1034 Frcxnklm Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA IOHN I GLOVICK QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES and POULTRY PEnhurst I 7766 1020 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA WILKINSBURG ELECTRIC AND RADIO 819 Wood Street PEnhurst 1 2727 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA ' Q o 1 s Delivery Service: Phone PEnhurst 1-3255 I - 134 - HELPERS ALONG THE ROAD Axles Seruce Statron Allen s Ambulance Amodeos Arcade Boxylmg. Alleys Bass jewelry Bauman Chevrolet Bauman Pontrac Baxmerer Dr E C Baxter Drug. Store Bennett s Restaurant Berkeys Berrmger Real Estate Bertera s Bond s Beauty Salon Boy les SfLlLll0 Bukes Grnll Caldwell and Graham Caslno Bowlxng, Champron Coal Co Charme Shop Colhoclcer Pharmacy Courtley Iuneral Home Counctl of Churches Dasch s Iaton Iuneral Home EUCIX Don Iverbest Cleaners l'allcr s I urnrture Ielser Pharmacy Tnrestone Stores Ilrst Natronal Banlc Txrst Federal 8c Loan Assocnatnon I orecast Fuccaro Studro Glovrck john -I Good A C 8. Sons Graham Shoes Greg Recreatlon Hanlon A Wllson Hartsock Pharmacy Harvey s Restaurant Hart J Paxton Haycs Ray Co Inc Hay s Statronery Heep Dan S HIURCS Dry Cleaning., Hoffman s Statlonery Hollyvyood Shop Hopkms Barber Shop Houck Jewelry House of Tloyyers and GlfIS Hulme s Pharmacy lsaly s Iohnson Harvey G loseph Shoes Iullans Market Kantor Dan lxcnyon jevselry lxcslar and Power KIHLS loocls Klfby s Shoe Store lxrccar s Lx Company Lcos Barhcr Shop lconard s Carpets Lcrcsche Apphance Co lnvcnpood lcvyelcrs Lutlebuehl s 7 79 7 37 9 7 4 1 7 9 4 -l 73 11 l 77 7 77 7 7 77 7 71 77 7 71 1 7 7 S 77 7 75 71 7 M 81 M Products MacPherson SflIL.ll0 McLa1n M1lfOH L Marks jewelry McCullou11,h Whltheld Co McElheny C B Merles Dress Shop Mlkesell W R Plumbing Modern Company The Moore s Sportswear MOIFIS Graf 8. Company Mortons Busmess School Natxonal Unlon Insurance Co Pan s Beauty Shoppe Pats Shoe Repaxr Penn L1ncoln Restaurant Pennwood Pa1nt and Supply Co Penn Wood Gr1ll Peoples Natural Gas Co Tl1e Pfaff .I Paul P1mlott Pharmacy Provan Charles T G Radchffe Walter S Rltts I'ypewr1ter Ag.,ency Romano Camxllo Royal Palm Cleaners Shakleforcls and Maxwells I'lowers Sherry 8: O Leary Sheryyln XV1ll1ams Co Sol s Stores Standard Sav1ne.,s and Loan Assn Steffey s Stephens Inc Stephenson Pharmacy Struble Bros SXV1SSl1C'm H W Sons Three RIVCIS Motors Co Trenton Pharmacy Tr1 Boro Electr1c Trogltone Ralph and Sons Turner Charles G Turner T D Funeral Home Unangcst Real lstate Un1vers1ty of P1ttsbur11,h Valley Sales :Sc SEIVICC Co Vogel s Tom Sen 1ce Vogel and Freese Walmer Charles W Harclvyare Wareham Funeral Home Ways Pharmacy WllklUSbUfg A A A Wxllcmsburg Flcctrlc 8. 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