Allegheny High School - Wah Hoo Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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ALMA JOANN KENT Alma belonged to Dancing, Auto Drivers, Usherettes, and College Clubs. She was the Wah Hoo statins Person to Per- son columnist, and was a Year- book Associate Editor. She was also a member of the National Honor Society. She plans to enter nurse's training. NORMA JEAN KETTERLE Norma was a member of Col- lege, Usherettes, and Dancing Clubs. She has been in the National Honor Society and on Service Squad. She was Editor of the Wah Hoo and an Associ- ate Yearbook Editor. She plans to attend college after gradua- tion. ROSE MARIE KARANZAS Rose belonged to Leaders and Choir Clubs and enjoyed par- ticipating in girls' sports. Her favorite subjects were physical education and math. She was once a homeroom vice-presi- dent. Rose plans to be a secre- tary after graduation. Diane has enjoyed partici- pating in the Social Dancing Club and was a member for four semesters. Her favorite subjects were history and Eng- lish. After graduation she plans RUTH MARILYN KENT Ruth was a member of Choir and Girls' Leaders Clubs. She has been on the Service Squad, and was on the Wah Hoo News staff. Her favorite subjects were English, math and gym. Ruth plans to work for the Bell Tele- phone Company after gradu- ation. Bob's favorite subjects while at Allegheny were chemistry and history. He enjoyed belonging to Chess Club at A. H. S. His sense of humor was well-known. Bob has no definite plans for after graduation from high THEODORE N. KRANIAK During his stay at Allegheny, Ted's favorite subjects were physical education and history. He belonged to Chess Club and enjoyed the game very much. Ted plans to enter the air force upon graduation from Alle- gheny. FLOYD EUGENE MILLER Floyd was a member of many senior dance committees, and his interest in dancing encour- aged him to join Social Dancing Club. His favorite subject was geometry. He hopes to further his education at night school upon graduation from Alle- JOAN ELLEN MCCLELLAND Joan was a member of the Wah Hoo staff and Social Dancing, Biology, and College Clubs. As a senior she became an usher- ette for Allegheny's Variety Show. She also served as her homeroom stamp salesman. Joan will become a stenogra- pher when she graduates. CLARENCE L. MILLER Clarence, known as Bud to all his friends, was a quiet boy who was always ready to help. Because of his avid interest in cars, Bud plans to become a mechanic when he graduates. While in school though, Bud's favorite subjects were math review and American Democracy. 'WW

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LAVERNE S. ERNBERGER LaVerne's favorite subjects were English and math, which she took as part of her general course. She has been one of the more quiet students at A.H.S. Her plans after graduation are indefinite. RICHARD GRAYSON Rich was a participant in Alle- gheny's Variety Shows and Choir. He belonged to the Magazine and Yearbook staffs, and was also a member of Band and Service Squad. He enjoyed choir and speech classes very much. Rich plans to further his education at business college. ALEXANDER EFREMENKO During his stay at A.H.S., Alex belonged to the Social Dancing Club. He was especially inter- ested in geometry and history. As a senior, Alex chose to join the Distributive Education Class. He has no definite plans for the future. Milly was a member of Social Dancing, Tap Dancing, Auto Drivers, and Non-Swimmers Clubs. She was a Wah Hoo representative and an honor student. Her plans for after graduation are to be an air PATRICIA ANN GRANDERSON Leaders, Sewing, and Choir Clubs claimed some of Pat's time. She was elected vice pres- ident and president of her homeroom. Pat's favorite sub- jects were history, Latin, and English. Her plans for after graduation are to attend Penn- sylvania State University. Jim was an active member of the Art Club, and his favorite subject was art. Jim served as vice-president of his homeroom for two semesters. Sports were of special interest. After gradu- ation Jim plans to enter Car- negie Instituie of Technology. GRACE ELAINE GROSSMAN Grace was an active member of Social Dancing, Non Swim- mers, and Usherettes Clubs. She was on both the Junior and Senior Prom Committees. She served on the Wah Hoo and Yearbook staffs. Due to her academic standing and many services, Grace was elected to National Honor Society. She plans to do secretarial work. Majorettes, Leaders, Band, and Tap Dancing Clubs, took up Sharon's time. She was on the Wah Hoo staff, and was secre- tary of her senior class. She was also in the orchestra, Variety Show, and Service Squad, and was elected to National Honor Society. She plans to be a FRANK ROBERT HOFFMAN Frank took an active part in the Wah Hoo Skits, and belonged to Chess Club and Marching Band. American Democracy and algebra were Frank's favorite subjects. After graduation he plans to become an interior-exterior decorator. MELVIN E. JORDAN Melvin belonged to Choir and Conditioning Clubs. He was a member of the All-City Orches- tra, the Pittsburgh Junior Sym- phony, and was also in the Allegheny Variety Show. His favorite subjects were sociology and English. Melvin plans to attend college. -

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ERBLE D. MOORE Erble will be remembered by Allegheny students as being on the football, baseball and bas- ketball teams. He belonged to Conditioning, Choir and Col- lege Clubs. His favorite subject was physical education. He plans to enter college to study to be a physical education teacher. Mary Ann, with her friendly personality, will always be remembered as a rather quiet girl. She enjoyed crafts and his- tory While at Allegheny. Mary Ann Was a member of many intramural sports teams. She hopes to enter secretarial work LEONARD H. MOORE Len will always be remembered for his artistic ability. He was president of Art Club and Art Editor of the magazine and yearbook. He produced many very original dance advertise- ments, too. His favorite sub- jects were art and history. Len plans to continue his education for a career as an illustrator. DANIEL A. POWELL Dan was one of the more quiet and very friendly boys in the class. He especially enjoyed machine shop at Allegheny. During his senior year he was active on various dance com- mittees. Upon graduation, Dan plans to enter the air force. A ' T CAROL PRICE If ff: ' ' - Carol belonged to Allegheny's .V Choir for two and a half years, j ' r and also belonged to Choir . RONALD MUNDY Ronald could be seen marching with Allegheny's band at foot- ball games and parades. He was a member of Conditioning Club and also enjoyed belong- ing to Auto Driver's Club. Ron- ald plans to serve his country by entering the service upon graduation. Mary Rose was an active mem- ber of Alleghenyis orchestra and the magazine and yearbook staffs. She belonged to College and Girls' Leaders Clubs. Mary Rose enjoyed music and history while in school. She will further her education at college after Bernie was a very prominent figure at Allegheny. During his senior year, he was president of his class. He belonged to National Honor Society, Serv- ice Squad, Student Council and the Junior and Senior Prom Committees. His favorite sub- jects were physics and math. Bernie will enlist in the navy Club, Social Dancing Club and Service Squad. Her favorite subject was English. Carol will probably succeed in her job as receptionist with her friendly DANIEL ROBERT ROWDA While at Allegheny, Dan belonged to Student Council and Drama Club. During his senior year, he was a member of the Distributive Education Class. Dan's interest in law has persuaded him to enter Penn State as a student of law. SUZANNE CAROLE STROSNIDER Carole was a member of Major- ettes and Social Dancing Clubs at Allegheny. She enjoyed as her favorite subjects, English and choir. Carole likes singing very much and for that reason wishes to become a professional singer. 7l'. ' -