Allderdice High School - Allderdice Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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john Acheson Bernard Benkovitz Doris Berg Madeline Brown Virginia Burke Gene Carr Mary jane Covey Raymond Crawford Lillian iDi Lillo Robert Eckhardt Roselle Frishman Howard Groudine Margaret Gunther Associate Eclifors - June Class Shirley Hafner Elmer Hasley Rhoda Hunter john Kailer Bettie Kalish Norman Kanel William King Elsie Kristan Marjorie Levison Shirley Marcus Howard Mattes Peggy McCahill Ruth Mendoza Barbara Miller Hazel Miller Alan Perlis Adam Provan Diana Steinberg Reva Rosenberg Peggy Shombert Allan Solomon Lydia Stern Lucille Thomas Dorothy Tolochko Mary Tunney 9 ,

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OLLVIZCJ if EDITORS--IN-CHIEF Ruth Anne Mervis . ......, .. ..,.....A..................,...,...,.... January Class Edward McGehee ,..,.. , .. ..,.. .. Ujune Class FACULTY ADVISOR vw Miss Diantha W. Riddle Associate Editors - January Class jean Bennett Tillamae Hendel Norman Marcus Ellen Bonar Martin Kaiser James Morris Lauretta Cavalier George Lennox Eleanor Rittman Marjorie Clarke jean Lewis William Ruben Kitty Dunn Edward Ludwig Clarence Tyler Morton Heller Arthur Mankin TYPISTS Virginia Burke BUSINESS MANAGERS Hagel Miller January Class ,... Martin Ornitz Elsie Kristan june Class .Howard Goldenson 8

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