Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1942 volume:

-,:-rr:-1' az ' . :f ' T! :-wh' K f...-,..,... , Q f, 5- 1 .',,,,.:':13i it Q l-. 1 . , , ,.L,..g, 41: -in-1' . N.. .. , uf. ., r V W , ,- y IL ' W , 1 ,f . Ldiv .,,,, mf A 7111: a , ' R w , ,. , + 1 V . .w.:A,, . WW. ,1.,.. -f Qh.:s'x.f!fEQ44sAQifi.W. THE: 1942 Puausnzo BY THE SENIOR CLASS mowuu Towmsmp HIGH scHooL TABLE QF CCDNTENTS Administration Classes Qrqcmizatiens Athletics Features 'I I2 1 IO 2 9 5 A 4 7 Q 5 Introduction We, the graduating class of 1942 of Baldwin High School, present the hour glass ot education and activity as seen through the ever-running sands of time. Many happy moments have been spent by the students--days, weeks, months, and years working together as one body to make their high school days a cherished memory. As we look through this book from year to year, may we remember our planning, sharing, and personal contacts which so fully made up our stu- dent life at Baldwin. -f:QYfe hereby dedicate the Balthi of ,, .V A ,,,1.. A 1., , . :A-' +,-..- clam, who through their ,- f . . ' .','fR.. A' . f than course of study at School. Many of these Seniors spergt' in Mcczibbeny School. following year when they new High School. A Q :Af 3 . K M .A I Since they have completed their dbdifxlie Athis book as a standing 'ef ADMINISTRATIGN Y Q IVY' 5 W4 William W. Dryer, Elmer W. Peterson, Elmer Anderson, Mrs. Bertha Kline, H. B, Wilson, Charles G. Gibson, lrwin l. Tryon, Louis Peach, Iarnesa C Kurtz, Mrs. Anna Nugent. SCHOOL BOARD lt has been largely through the efforts and cooperation of the school board that Baldwin has attained a wide margin of its success, These mem- bers, through their untiring efforts, have made possible many of the activi- ties in which the students at Baldwin participate. lt was originally in the minds of this organization that the idea of a new high school be built, and through their plans that goal was attained. The officers are: Charles G. Gibson ,H -N Supervising Principal Iames C. Kurtz ..,,,, ,..,e...... P resident William W. Dryer e,,e .,.. V ice-President Louis Peach .....,, ,,..., S ecretaryh Mrs. Anna Nugent ,H ,-- Treasurer lrwin l. Tryon .,re.. - , - r ..e,,,e... , r , Solicitor SECRETARIES To the staff at Baldwin this year were added our secretaries, Miss Dor- othy Nugent and Miss Carol Welsch, These girls were among Baldwin's first graduating class and now assist Mr, Gibson, Mr. Maley and other members of the faculty. Carol Welsch Dorothy Nugent CHARLES G. GIBSON Supervising Principal WARREN R. MALEY Principal f W I MAI EMERY English FRANCIS EUREKA Commercial IRENE M. EVANS English I HELEN FERGUS , r I , lliibrariafl l . 1 1 I If 1 1 RUTH L. GIBSON Geography X 1. E. HARRISON l , Mathemaiics u Q2 ELEANOR C. HARTZELL Physical Education MARION R. HENDERSON Vocational Home Economics RAYMOND E. BAKER Shop EMIL BERNOWSKI Music M. BLACKADORE Music VVILBUR BRANDTONIES Biology, Science ELEANOR M. CLARKE Home Economics Or:- Fw 'T'-c E. wo :ru -cm sn -?7Q liz?-f' LILLIAN HENKEI. Latin and French ELIZABETH KIRKLAND Social Studies E. ROY KLEIN Physical Education CORA KRAUS Mathematics MICHAEL KUZMA Mechanical Drawing SARA E. LANG Art BEATRICE P. CORNFORTH History CLASS SPONSER REGINA MALADY Commercial GRACE M. MALEY English ELMER I. MCGIBBENY Mathematics MERYL RUST Commercial l. A. SCHRICKER Problems of Democracy ELEANORE SMITH English T. R. THOMPSON Geography ELVA S. WHETZEL Social Studies History yi W l'W '?W f WW 1 I WWW I ' 1 5 it R, 9 f -J Q r 1 L X f as 'HI ,. 5. ,fs 1 .J f ,,x:m..1mn.,m Q - 1 A J CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OF 1942 Clan Officers ,mf President .... --- Ioseph M ViC'+Pfe8idef1' -- -- -- A1563 of Sammy ---- ---- - -- a Treasurer -- Mum? :?' n ,.A, + cominm of me senior clm ' 'f Finance Elaine Hungermah--Chairman Rosemary Ruppert lack Becker Iames Hizer Hazel Miller Iames Gray Class Play P10335 ' Kerman Rose Taf 2A . A ! 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V Mum, ,Q 41. .X ,inf 'U f - :xii ,I 'f ir 1 ' -QE' . an -1 A-55su:a2:afze9'4 E:-Q V, w.ik.44 4. - - 4 aw--fw1.iO.v ' f ,ff f 5.1.-,sjaqk --f 3 wig- - N , mv-53 : ijrgm. E-yn., gp- ,J 2, , fm A Q eff.-' 3141 'J QLLPV?-1iL.f1'14.E sgjn, if 1,3 5v.,.QLgf,g1::4ej44QL gifs? ' 4 Jf'3-- A ' A iz' - A us, Ag, gms- f' V 2' sam: , , on fr yy' is My A 3? 1 A 'ki N fi3'Lf'3 . W-ff-va v Q , - lk fi' A rn' L L ,J H, I gf 1 www , ,'U ,4,: ' , ' S JW' Lfxr' V 'vw lean C. Abbiatici Elynor Arch Kenneth Arthur Teddy Barlos Betty I. Bashor Howard Bauer lack Becker Iune Bertell Ioseph B. Blosel Carl H. Bommer lEAN C. ABBIATICI Commercial Club, Chorus. Fun-loving and well-liked-- tricky smile is her strong at- traction. ELYNOR ARCH Archie Dramatic Club, Chorus, Iota Mu Tau, Class Play. Pert with a mild disposition. Never grouchy. HOWARD BAUER Hluicylll Newspaper, Yearbook, tSage Crew, Dramatics, Club, Class Play, Always known to laugh at CI good joke. IACK BECKER Wolf Yearbook, Delta Phi Delta, Class Play. Punster youngster-somewhat of a practical joker. KENNETH ARTHUR ..Ken.. Newspaper, Yearbook, Delta Phi Delta, Class Play. The power of the Press!- ranks high in all his studies. IUNE K. BERTELL College Club, Girl Reserves, Delta Sigma Psi, Newspaper, Chorus, Yearbook, Class Play, Interesting girl-With the in- terest in Brentwood-a com- petent leader. TEDDY BARTOS ...l.uia.. Chorus, Golf. Friendly, has a good word for everyone-coupled with sound COITIITIOYI SGTISG. BETTY IRENE BASHOR Girl Reserves, Sub Debs, Col- lege Club. Studious and intellectual-her heart belongs to the piano. IOSEPH B. BLOSEL Cooking Club. Often seen, not walking-but dashing through the halls. CARL H. BOMMER Band, Cooking Club. Nothing pretentious a b o u t him, weakness for mechanics. LENA CARLI Lena Commercial Club, Girl Re- serves. Allergic to nightwork-men? Dark eyes, WILLIAM CARTER Blitzkreig Debating Team, Football, Hi Y, Yearbook, Varsity Club. Some may start and some may stop, But he goes on forever, EDNA CRAMER Penny Iota Mu Tau. Accent on looks-and accent! Philadelphia at that! RUTH ARLENE DAVIDSON Ruthy Commercial Club, Yearbook. Unsurpassed patience -found at most dances. l ACK E. DELFAVER ..LunkY.. Cooking Club. Sincere-has a likeable dis- position-happy-go-lucky. LOIS CARMAN Ccrrmancita Band, Yearbook, Girl Re- SGTVES. Most elusive individual in this school-ever ready Wisdom. INEZ CORNELIUS Bonnie Sub-Debs, College Club. A demure miss-chewing gum and Inez are inseparable. MARIE S. CRAWFORD Marie Band, Girl Reserves, College Club, Chorus, Iota Mu Tau. Good sport-practical mind plus a real sense of humor. MARIORIE DEGNER Margie Newspaper, Dramatic Club, Iota Mu Tau, Girl Reserves, Yearbook. Gracious and charming, with smile so disarming. CLYDE DIETZEN Francis Commercial Club, Yearbook. Tall, slender-sought to make his ambition come true before finishing school. ALEX DREVITCH MAIN South High, Aircraft Club. Good things come in little packages-carefree lad who likes sports. IRIS DRYER Irie Trustworthy and dependable -good in sports. GLADYS FISHER Gladys Sub Debs, Yearbook. Commendable in sports-has character to be admired. MURRAY FLIDO Bussy Varsity Club, Delta Phi Delta, Class Play. Noted for versatility in sports -congenial sort of fellow. MARGARET E. ELLSLAGER Marge Girl Reserves, College Club, Dramatic Club, Yearbook. Inclined to be studious-opti mistic outlook on life, IAMES GRAY Abner Cooking Club. Mischievous but mannerly-- pet peeve is girls with over doses of cosmetics. FREDERICK FELIX Bud Basketball, Varsity, L e t t e r Club. Long shots in basketball are his specialty-quiet disposi- tion. IOSEPHINE T. FIRIATO nlay., Girl Reserves. Spontaneous-ready for any- thing that's going on. HELEN GRIES Blondie Iota Mu Tau, Commercial Capable, willing, and response iblemnice to know. IEAN GUMBEL uleanq Sub Debs. Way of getting places and doing things-sweet and at- tractive. Alex Drevitch Iris Dryer Margaret Ellslager Frederick Felix Iosephine T. Firiato Gladys Fisher Murray Flido Iames Gray Helen Gries lean Gumbel ELDA L. GUSTINI Elder Band, Chorus, Newspaper, Dramatic Club, College Club, Delta Sigma Psi The shortest distance be- tween two points - a con- noisseur ot giggles. IRMA D. HESS Deedie Sub Debs Doesn't worry about any- thing, yet somehow manages to get things done .... sociable. ROBERT S. HILLGARTNER Squirt Chorus, Hi-Y, Class Play Radiating personality -loyal and cooperative. IAMES B. HUGGINS Flash Yearbook, Chorus The Einstein of the chem- istry lab ,.... Everyone knows him. IOHN IEFFERSON nlohn.. Commercial Club Quiet member of Senior class -dominant trait of sincerity. IESSE MORLAN HATCH uless.. Band, Varsity Club, Football Participant in many activities -always ready to laugh. GEORGE HIDO George Newspaper, Cooking Club Specialty-teasing . . . Wo- men don't affect him. IAMES HIZER num., Commercial Club Rumor has it that he's a woman-hater, but facts prove differently, ELAINE HUNGERMAN Shorty Chorus, Girl Reserves, News- paper, Yearbook, Class Play Petite and sweet, A friend to keep. MARY IORDAN 'l'oots Yearbook Has ability to get things done-her magnificent obses- sion is to be a career girl. George E. Kastroll lack D. Kelly 1059195 Kefllshlk Grace Klein Betty Kline Grace E. Klinzing Thomas Kowalski Daniel Krepps Eugenia Krosky Rose P. Kunkel GEORGE E. KASTROLL GRACE KLEIN George Gracie Delta Phi Delta, Dramatic Club, Class Play. Has pleasing personalityvin- dulges in many moods. IACK D. KELLY Skinner Cooking Club. A balancing symbol for a nui- ty equation-remote at times. GRACE E. KLINZING ..Gae,, Yearbook, Iota Mu Tau, Girl Reserves, Cheerleading, Col- lege Club, Chorus. Efficiency plus competency-H Editor of Balthi-versatile. THOMAS KOWALSKI Richard Football, Varsity Club, Hi-Y. Pep, vim and vigor-can al- ways be heard-and seen. IOSEPH KERZISNIK Kisie Football, Varsity Club, Golf, Class Play. All-round Senior-Class Presi- dent--many memorable quali- ties. DANIEL KREPPS Dan Yearbook, Hi-Y, Football. A gentleman - serious yet funny. Very quiet until you know her -fastidious and industrious, BETTY L. KLINE Betty Dramatic Club, Newspaper, Yearbook, Chorus, Iota Mu Tau, Girl Reserves, Art Club, Class Play. Vivacious and peppy - a classy majorette. EUGENIA KROSKY ul-eau.. Band. Ambition assures her success. diversified interests. ROSE P. KUNKEL Blondie Girl Reserves, Limitless store of patience-- sociable e- faithful to friends, NORMA LACHMAN ..LockY.. Iota Mu Tau, Girl Reserves, Yearbook, College Club, Newspaper, Dramatic Club Tops in sports and disposi- tion, What care she for imposi- tions. MARGARET LAPINSKI upegn Sub Debs, Newspaper, Year- book, Iota Mu Tau, Class Play Ready wit would make her a good Dr. of Mirth -- the static on the sound waves of Baldwin. ROBERT LEONARD Gerty Hi-Y, Basketball T.N.T. in a small package- that streak ot lightning on the basketball lloor. ALICE MAGNER ..Al,. Chorus, Iota Mu Tau, Art Club, Dramatic Club, Year- book, Girl Reserves, News- paper, Class Play. Many outside activities but finds enough time to partici- pate in events in school. RICHARD MARTIN Dick Football, Basketball Has enough personality to rent out . . . like to have had him with us longer. BERTHA LANGEL Bert Newspaper, Library Club, Class Play Well dressed and groomed at all times .... Sincere and cooperative. LEWIS LEONARD ..Lew.. Hi-Y Teaser - loquacious to the nth degree. HILDA E. LOGAN Iackie Sub Debs Cute 4 personality peppered with dashes oi sophistication. MARY CATHERINE MARCUS ..MarY.. Sub Debs Means what she says-loyal -cooperative. WILLIAM McGlBBENY Bill Hi-Y, Yearbook Noisy but not nosey . . . likable and almost bashtul. MELVA MEHRENBERG Jeanne Girl Reserves, College Club. The essence of intelligence -competent, unassuming. HAZEL E. MILLER Lefty A friendly way and a winning smile. lust to know her is Well worth while. CLAIRE NIGGEL Speedo Iota Mu Tau. Unassuming, a good sport-- and a friend to everyone. BETTY NYHOLM Betty Sub Deb, Dramatic Club, Col- lege Club, Girl Reserves, Year Book. Tall, blonde, stately-genial friend and classmate. GLORIA I. MOSCA Gloria College Club, Girl Reserves, Newspaper. P Good things co-me in small packages-a shy manner-- nice to everyone. NINA PARINELLA nnronin Delta Sigma Psi, Newspaper, Year Book, Girl Reserves, Dra- matic Club, Chorus. She has a smile for everyone, But her heart belongs to none CECILIA MURPHY Shorty Curly-headed menace at the roller rink. ROBERT NICCOLOI Nick Cooking Club. Well-liked person-having fun comes first on his list. ALFRED PRICHES. IR. Ar- Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Delta Phi Delta, Varsity Let- ter Club, Year Book. One never knows, does one-- when one will graduate? STANLEY RINAMAN usmn.. Football, Basketball, News- paper, Delta Phi Delta, Varsity Letter Club. Blond Adonis-Varied inter- ests in sports-and girls. Robert Niccoloi Melva Mehrenberg Hazel E. Miller Gloria Mosca Cecilia Murphy Claire Niggel Betty Nyholm Nina Parinella Alfred Priches Stanley Rinomen PAUL ROTERMUND Pauly Cooking Club Nothing pretentious . . . likes school holidays. IOSEPH RUTKOWSKI uloe.. Art Club Remote-has a lot of friends in Baldwin. GERALDINE SCHNEIDER Ierre Dramatic Club, Chorus, News- paper, Iota Mu Tau, Girl Reserves Clearly dominating personal- ity without the usual conceit and introversion. ROBERT LOUIS SCHULTZ ..Bob., Band, Chorus, Cooking Club Yearns to dabble in mechan- ics-quiet. CLINTON SHANNON Clint Delta Phi Delta, Hi-Y, Var- sity Club, Football, Band, Cooking Club, Yearbook, Class Play The eyes have it in this case-they're terriiil .... Congenial, good sport. ROSEMARY RUPPERT Hon Iota Mu Tau, Yearbook, Newspaper, Girl Reserves, Sub Debs, Dramatic Club, Class Play Has that innocent look . . . possesses a contagious laugh, ELIZABETH RUZZI Eliz Sub Debs, Yearbook Cool and calm . . . only the best to say of her. HERBERT SCHMIDT ..Herb.. Commercial Club Aiiable traits and unexcitable temperament - sensitive to teasing. CHARLES SCI-IWARTZ Chuck Hi-Y Dependable and unobtrusive . . . drives decrepit cars. IEAN SI-IIFFLER --Ieanu Chorus, lota Mu Tau, Com- mercial Club Ieannie with the fiery-red hair-perpetually busy is her motto--attractive. luck Smits Elmer Sotler Dorithe Stark Marian Stoiber Dorothea Stryker Paul V. Swiger Rose Tclucher Gloria C. Thomas Iulia Tkicsuk Stanley Valenievich IACK SMITS MARIAN STOIBER Smitty Mint Cooking Club. Sub Debs, Newspaper, Year- book. Never worry is his motto-- always found with Reds',. ELMER SOTLER set Cooking Club. He has what every girl wants --nice, wavy hair. PAUL V. SWIGER Paul South Hills High. Secret yen to get worldly ac- claim-funrnaker. ROSE TAUCHER Rosie Chorus, Girl Reserves, Delta Sigma Psi, Dramatic Club, Newspaper, Cheerleading, College Club, Class Play. Peppy blond-haired cheer- leader-a live wire with enough pep to spare. DORITHE STARK Dotty Newspaper, Chorus, Art Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Yearbook, Class Play. Sincere miss-has vibrant per- sonality-nice. GLORIA C. THOMAS Glory Sub Debs, College Club, Newspaper, Delta Sigma Psi. Doesn't miss much-hates to be called Red g doesnt know her hair is red. Behind her quiet manner lies a spark of Wit-vivacious yet dignified. DOROTHEA STRYIER Dodo Delta Sigma Psi, Girl Re- serves, Newspaper. The things that Stryker as nice are-convertibles and curly headed blondes. IULIA TKICSUK Iulie Girl Reserves. Iovial and friendly-liked by all-a really good sport. STANLEY VALENIEVICH Stuch Track. A dash of humor in his friendliness - found reading in the library, anytime. FRANK VATROL Frank Football, Varsity Letter Club. Serious, even tempered-an exponent of courtesy. EARL WAGNER nEarln Football, Yearbook, Delta Phi Delta. Fun loving cmd carefree- The only thing we have to do is die. DOROTHY JANE WORMSLEY ..Dot.. Her initials stand for deep thinking, joviality, and Warm- heartedness. DOROTHY I. ZEILER ..Dot,. Commercial Club. Small and nice the words for Dot, Has many friends as well she ought. We are proud to include the following senior boys: CLARENCE DATIG HERSCHEL DAVIS IENNIE C. VISNESKI ..Gcmkq., Solid and stabile-hidden be- hind demureness-a merry disposition. ROBERT WOOD ..Bob.. Football, Varsity Letter Club, Art Club, Delta Phi Delta. One boy that the girls look up to and not because of his height. DOROTHY L. YAUCH Dorothy Chorus, Iota Mu Tau, Sub Debs. Influences others to follow her good example-tricky smile. FRANCIS ZIPFEL llzipll Basketball, Hi-Y, Varsity Let- ter Club. Boy Scoutish- Always pre- pared -versatile energies. IOHN MARTIN ALMA MATER Baldwin High, our Alma Mater, We'l1 be true to you In our work and in our travels, All the long years through. Ioy We've seen and sadness, too, But this the bond made strong Through the years that are before us We'll remember you. -Mr. William Steele V JUNIOR CLASS President-Thomas Euler Secretary-Betty Lou Franz Vice President-Iames Grimes Treasurer-Edwin Riebel 1 1- l-Mr. Eureka Virginia Ackrnan, Norma Adams, Dorothy Adkins, Ruth Beerbower, Harry Bohner, Gloria Bonomi Nancy Casey, Arthur Collins, Alice Craig, William Crawford, William Frederick, Bettilou Franz, Fernando Galardini, Iames Grimes, Robert Karl, Suzanne Lach- man, Robert MacLean, Richard Magner, Albert McBride, Audrey McGrail, Gladys Nord- sick, Calvin Ohl, Gunther Peterle, Florence Prior, Edwin Riebel, Edward Rudolph, Edward Schultz, Eleanor Shaffer, Iames Skyrms, lack Steele, Dolores Toogood, Vincent Weber, Betty Lee Wilson, Donald Zeiler. l 1-2-Mr. Kuzma Ned Barbarich, Dorothy Bashel, Ann Bradish, Helen Carney, Ida May Centennial, Alex Czeczely, Louise Delfavor, Roy Dick, Sam DiPietro, Melviena Feliziani, Evelyn Gas-- perin, Rosetta Gillotte, Lawrence, Homer, George Iance, Grace Kirch, Harold Lloyd, Gilbert Loughran, Martha Marcus, Robert Nix, Charles Obringer, Harold Schimmel, Ioseph Vogel, Thomas Ware, Irene Werner. 1 1-3-Miss Rust Peter Barr, Stanley Bieltz Melvin Bingey, Dorothy Boeltz, Iohn Bowen, Enid Bower, Iohn Brady, Ruth Butelli, Mercedes Carney, Iean Darroch, Marion Dudt, Thomas Euler, Dorothy Foss, Stanley Ierecki lean Klein, Edward Lemish, Ienny' Pala, William Petrosky, Ethel Peternel, Iack Schmitt, Dorothy Sevich, George Sember, Warren Sprague, Bruce Summers, Shirley Werner. 11-4-Mr. Harrison Esther Mae Beiler, Iosephine Bondi, Henrietta Bommer, Frances Capanzzi, Tony Capanzzi, Iohn Caponi, Rose Mary Drescher, Ruel Golf, Helen Grossman, Iohn Hanley, Stella Heski, Velia Ionardi, Steve Kostanick, Eileen. Kowalski, Benny Kowalski, Helen Lank- initis, Iack Leavy, Audrey Lechner, William Murray, Donald O'Connor, Dorothy Parinella, Norman Reiland, Iean Ruzzi, Verna Schweitzer Lorraine Stotler, Iosephine Stroh, Iune Trageser, Russell Welsch, Ruth Yeager, Violet Zeller, Iean Lee, Gunther Beres. -'Aw M ,f..........., - 1 2 I TENTH GRADE President-Leroy Vernau Secretary-Beatrice Haberland Vice President-Paul Cleary Treasurer-Esther Kyser 10-1-Mrs. Deer Edward Allemang, Thomas Amann, Margaret Barati, Gloria Beraducci, Paul Bower, Charles Brown, Harry Carman, Michael Carr, Hiland Carter, Robert Clager, Ion Conroy, Betty lane Criss, Thomas Davidson, David Dolinar, George Fritsch, Charles Gibson, Henry Gibson, Louise Gollwitzer, Rose Mary Guseman, Mae Heinecke, Quita Hill, Helen Im- brogna, Howard Iacob, Chester Iarecki, lean larvis, Lou lane Iarvis, Clarence Keener, Marie Kehl, lean Mall, Edith Mehrenberg, lean Neel, Dorothy Oliver, lack O'Toole, Ieanne Owens, Edward Rump, Roy Schafer, Arthur Schwotzer, lean Smith, Leroy Vernau, Nancy Weber, Kenneth Wilson, Bruce Yount. 10-2-Miss Henderson Audrey Abel, Marian Bashel, Erma Dryer, Dolores Ersher, Betty Fehriens, Veronica Ftllipih, Violet Goodnight, Robert Grosz, Ieanne Hanley, Iohn Hartlauer, Harry King, Loretta Kozak, Betty Lloyd, Albert Lorenzi, Robert Marshall, Dolores Martin, Daniel Mate, Iohn Nort, Loretta Paulik, William Pini, Helene Pippi, Beatrice Rouser, Louis Ruzzi, Emil Schroep- ier, Iohn Shorr, Harold Smith, Iohn Stark, Rita Stonic, Vera Streshenkoff, Ned Trbovicli, Iames Valdiserri, Essie Vanistendael, Iohn Vidovich, Irene Vogel, May Laverne Watson, Richard Welsch, Claire Young, Madelyn Zezinka, Elmer Zinc. 10-3-Miss Emery Billy Barth, Anna Marie Bonetti, Bette Cornelius, Anna Mae DeMart, Louis Fabian, Beatrice Haberland, Edna Harris, William Hassenflug, Betty Hickman, Billy Hizer, Priscilla Hollerbach, Robert Holzhauser, Francis Hustava,Iune Klein, William Knabb,Robert Kunkel, Elizabeth Matthis, Francis Oberle, Kathleen Petrovich, Alma Rowlands, Weldon Satini, William Satini, Irene Schultz, Leah Mae Simoni, Oma Swiger, Edward Stoiber, Dolores Terbovitz, Sylvia Walker, Margaret Webb, Cleata Weitershausen, BettyWilkinson, Thelma Williams, Catherine Craven, Audrey Beckman, Richard Kaufman. 10-4-Mr. Brandtonies Richard Abbiatici, Mildred Arthur, Edward Bak, Gertrude Bak, Vera Bohner, William Burke, Adriana Charmi, Beatrice Cleary, Paul Cleary, Sally Degenhart, Barbara Durkin, Bernadette Englert, Betty Gillespie, Delores Gray, Paul Hillgartner, David Huggins, Mary Ielferson, Esther Kyser, Irma Koth, Grace logan, Alice Lloyd, Dorothy Maier, Louise Ruzzi, Margaret Schultis, Howard Schultz, Lois Sefton, Iames Simpson, Eugene Skerba, Dorothy Steinhauser, Gertrude Vitai, Patricia Wolfe, Louise Yoders, Ronald Yost,'lHoward Williams, Dorothy Zandier, Pearl McKown. NINTH GRADE 9-1-Miss Henkel Maureen Ackman, Read Allen, Donald Bindyke, Dolores Bour, Daniel Black, Ben Brown, Robert Cass, Sherman De Baucher, Marie DeStelano, Richard Diller, Miriam Geyser, Raymond Guastini, Robert Hall, Samuel Haszelbart, Shirley Holmes, Nancy lean Hughes, Mary I. l-limes, Margaret Irwin, Henry Iew, Ioseph Keener Lloyd Kraus, Iune Krieger, Betty Lennon, Harry Melani, Richard Muse, Iohn Nasci, Bergen Nelson, Glenn Noble, Sally Anne Obitz, Robert Peterson, Iune Reed, Robert Rush, Betty Renz, Howard Seese, Dorothea Shaffer, Betty Shaughnesy, Frank Taucher, Norma Twigger, Calvin Wazenegger. 9-2-Mrs. Hartzell Marian Anderson, Dorothy Artnak, Lorraine Baccelli, Charles Bametzrieder, Mary Mar-- garet Bost, Marilyn Coltman, David Cook, Ie-anne Cupps, Alice Gidney, Ruth Grimes, Robert Garman, Clarence Giesman, Iames Glover, Edward Gregor, Raymond Hanley, Walter Harris, Raymond Heike, George Hoffman, Robert Kirkwood, Mary Krepps, Tommy Latstetter, Frank La Vecchis, Robert Lewis, Richard McCreary, Ralph Miller, Shirley Mac- Donald, Robert Rose, Virginia Ready, Mary Louise Sanders, Gloria Swingle, Thomas Steimer, Charles Steiner, William Taylor, Roberta Wassel, Richard Washabaugh, Milton Watkins, Donald Wilson, lack Zeiler, Henry Lazarz. 9-3-Mr. Klein Mab.el Andrews, Georgiana Barbarich, Ioseph Boyle, Grace Boeltz, Mary Margaret Cornensky, Kathleen Costa, lohn Dyer, Florence Delfavor, Henry Eilistine, Vanda Gafforini, james Gallagher, Clara Hein, Ralph Hess, Anna Hustava, William Kirsch, Stanley Lowe. Lucille lrwin, Lorraine lackamelli, Muriel Kelly, Elizabeth Klauck, Betty Koshier, Donald Macek, Emma Meyer, lean Mittenzwey, Russel Nix, 'William Obringer, loseph Orton, Elmer Piel, William Proudtoot, Beatrice Platkus, Irene Riddle, Marjorie Rochelle, George Schwartz, loseph Servich, Leonard Sorger, Hattie Thompson, Alen Walbert, Lois Weis. 9-4-Miss Malady Charles Aron, Sophie Bobish, Betty Brown, Ioseph Bartos, Robert Bowman, Charles Bradish, Andrew Brody, Edith Charles, Mary Craig, Iulia Eeth, Roy Erelich, Raymond. Hershberger, Irma lulian, Ella Mae Knoedler, Helen Kowalski, Harold Huggins, Mercedes Luster, Richard Lapata, Martha Marshall, Simon McCrae, Rosalind Mudron, lame-s Murphy, Angelo Natali, Elsie Possamai, William Price, Raymond Schaub, Eleanor Schroepter, Louise Simoni, Mildred Stakich, Elsie Stromple, Vonida VanMale, Thomas Wormsley, Richard Zeiler, Charles Williams. 9-5-Miss Clarke Iustine Balotti, Eileen Barnes, Betty Bauer, Lawrence Bresciani, William Czeczely, Leona Gensler, Iohn Glass, George Herman, Raymond Iamison, Margaret lordan, Evelyn Heron, Robert Kostanick, Betty Knoedler, Hilda Kowalski, Edward Krumbles, Imogene Mag- ner, Robert McGrail, Elaine Nugent, Betty Orton, Richard Reiland, Wilson Ringeisen, Clarence Rowlands, lack Rudolph, Iarnes Sanatrix, Ruth Schmidt, Paul Scholar, Wilma Scholar, Albert Seles, Mike Sember, Lewis Sorger, layne Snyder, Lawrence Spasbo, Bertha Terbovitz, Emma Tkiscuk, Kenneth Welsch, Ursula Welsch, Dorothy Wiedenhett, Ioseph illfielgoleski, Mary Zupkow. A f k X 4 5 Q ' 'J I l s , X I X ' ax X CJ L' . Z 3 N r RY 1' . F A-. L+ : g ,Z ., x 1 z '- 15 , . ' F' -5 J 'Q J . . V W XY X Ax ,jx ...MM -'- MA 'X K X f 1 A 5 1 1 x ya , I Nr ,M x Q T gr ft Q' EIGHTH GRADE W o 8-1-Mr. Thompson Iames Bingey, Margaret Backstrom, Richard Bower, Dorothy Ann Braden, Devon Clark, Elizabeth Cleary, Virginia Coles, Ruth Corbett, Shirley Cornelius, William Doyle, Elmer Eger, Albert Geyser, Barbara Davis, Dolores Dunshee, Gertrude Gloeckner, David Graifam, Edmund Gress, Phyllis Hagaman, Walter Hartlauer, Harvey Henning, Iean Heron, Edward Iew, Nancy Ohl, Melvin Kirch, Alvin Linhart, Edward Maley, Cyril Muehlman, Donald Mullings, Iean Rudolph, Bernelda Schroepier, Mary Stanny, Iames Steele, Iohn Stewart, Maxine Staudie, Ioanne Wilson, William Wright, Eleanor Yung, Glenn Zeiler.v HARLEQ' . NoRMA We PERKINS 9-2-.Miss smith ' Robert Augustine, Ruth Boeltz, Robert Butelli, Dorothy Centennial, Raymond Conley, Rose Cilia, Iames Czeczely, Helen Durkin, Peter Durkin, Donald Franz, Nancy Hatch, Arthur Giachino, Effie Kegler, Patricia Kelly, Nellie Klein, Harry Iordan, Henry lordan, Frank Kunkel, Elaine Marsteller, Russell Mehring, Audrey McDowell, Millicent Morris, Leona Mudron, Lorraine Reid, Shirley Hansmann, Glenn Rump, Earl Sanders, Gloria Scholar, George Vitai, Viola Weitershausen, Virginia Summers, Milton Yankovich, Iames Yoders, Lois May Zeiler. 8-3-Miss Kirkland Betty lane Andler, Edna Arch, Lorene Berger, Elmer Balotti, Marie Bonetti, William Cass, Mary lane Conlon, Iohn Crescini, Emma Dimpsey, Zelma Dimpsey, Robert Iefierson, Margaret Kern, Lorraine King, Theodore Lengyel, Kenneth Leonard, Raymond Lorenzi, Norbert Marcus, Dorothy Pahlman, Iack Parrish, Henry Phoebe, Pete Phillips, Iune Rochelle, Iustina Ruzzi, David Schmitt, Norman Schwotzer, Pearl Shinsky, lean Stromple, Bernard Swingle, Betty Lou Taylor, Paul Thompson, George Weis, Audrey Welsch, Robert Wiatrowski, Carl Wolfe, Virginia Yinger. 8-4-Mr. McGibbeny Martha Bashor, Esther Bommer, Iosephine Camesi, Earl Buchheit, Emma Dempsey, Albina Dolence, Lois Fehl, Robert Fritsch, Robert Fries, Willavene Ford, Bernice Fillipih, Robert Kim, Edith Kirschrnan, David Kraus, Robert Kaufman, Louis Lancie, Magdeline Laffey, Fred Lingenielser, Doris Leonard, Leona Lingenfelser, Donald Miller, Alfred Mirt, Michael Morouse, Georgette Mosca, Perry Muse, Grace Nort, William Salvi, Wilbert Silzle, Ruth Shenkle, George Trobovich, Ronald Udovich, Robert Weber, Audrey Williams, Iohn Yogun, Robert Yount, Verna Mae Zeiler. '1- SEVENTH GRADE 7-1--Miss Gibson Eleanor Ankeny, Dorothy Mae Balzic, Albert Beisner, Eleanor Beisner, Iune Brittner, Margaret Cleary, Philip Creelman, Iverson Dixon, Iune Dudt, Anna Elliott, Howard Engler, Carol Erskine, Miller Federoti, Stewart Getty, Frank Gress, Lois Hassentlug, Lyle Hill, lames Hillgartner, Edith Hollerbach, Ioseph Hollerbach, Barbara Keener, Rose Keglovich, Harold Keener, Erma Kirch, Karl Kristiansen, Doris Larson, Iohn Maltzie, Eleanor Magner, lean McStea, Sally Mueller, Howard Nordsilk, Sidney Nyholm, Laverne Sayre, Eleanor Scholl, Daniel Simmons, David Smith, Ctto Fritz, Audrey Thurner, Sally Toogood, Betty' Lou Williams. 7-2-Miss Kraus Lily Allen, Dolores Aquaro, Elsie Arndt, Lucille Boyle, Nancy Burchardt, Mary Alice Butler, George Davidson, Robert Donovan, Theodore Daugherty, Rayl Dreschler, Ioe Durkin, Robert Fehriens, Catherine Goodnight, Carl Graet, Mary Theresa Hanley, Iohn Ianzer, Dora Kern, Gladys Klenk, Russel Klose, Steve Kovach, Robert Lyle, Frank Metzger, Rita Miller, Alleen Patton, lean Piel, Mabel Sanders, Harry Schumaker, Peggy Siebert, Ioan Simoni, Nick Stakick, Billy Tombs, Wellington Uhl, Elizabeth Vitai, Henry Watson, Robert Welsh, Edward Yeager, Peter Yogan. 7-3-Miss Evans Lindy Anderson, Charles Bartos, Shirley Brenckle, Ioseph Cunningham, Mary Dryer, Robert Franz, Claire Holly, Richard Holmes, Margaret Huggins, Teddy Hustave, Robert King, Marie Kostenick, Stella Kowalski, Marion Knoedler, Billy Kulina, Alfreda Latos, Angie Lorenze, Tommy Lutz, Catherine Matthis, Sara Matthis, Audrey Miller, Charlotte Oleska, Donald Pollick,fGeraldine Reek, Elmer Reiland, Charles Sims, Harry Sims, Beatrice Lee, Sadie Sinabaldi, Bertha Slaipoh Dolores Smith, Olga Tkicsuk, Esther Vaden, Mar- garet Vatral, George Vatrol, Billy Welsch, Edward Welsch, Stan Wielgoliski, Robert Wormsley. 7-4-Mrs. Whetzel Ray Bashel Lorain Bowman, Arthur Bommer, Albert Bresciani, Ralph Bruschi, David Burkhart Robert Conway, Evelyn Centennial, Ioanne Deets, Lyrise Ford, Fred Ford, Leonard Fritsch, Ray Ionardi, Betty Ludwig, Gertrude Maier, Iames Martin, Frank Michaliszyn, Dorothy Niccolai, Dolores Peach, Dorothy! Pini, Rita Riddle, Ray Sanders, Lorraine Salvi, Robert Schmidt, Rodger Schmidt, lean Seitz, Genevieve Sepanski, Bernice Scharf, Bernice Schneider, William Shaffer, Hilda Shitler, Charles Smoyer, Roger Smith, Ray Stark, Ralph Thompson, Mildred Trbovich, Shirley Welsch, Iack Williams, Dolores Yoders, David Zabkar. Y' L 54 J Ne, xg, lr, o v H -'H H o lELODYlNF A' I A b Ididxffi pens that math exam, 0 A , 1v '1 'H n My mark was fifty-three. A ? , , I' .V , It must have been my Sf ,QQOI comer diem sway, , 1'iLfZ5Q5i 4. i V 4 ol,'F5o0ff . AAjo,,. -QM gf'gOut ,1cte the mght ' ' ' - 'Y ' ,V ' E My notebook notv Voompleted, n I Y L V i4j!But Iv deserved cz higher Qscore. V A .N E must have mcirkeci mY P0993 J Viplb If it was only worth cm B. I o o o fm MM fm' W .Mi ' o ,Ii GQQQBQI bs me. H ow ' ' iw ,I V 'Wlww ' . , 'W -'V - f L 2221212 aw S5 x Q.: X X5 XX -,f4 ziyf xXN f X YW ' 'Xxx ff! I ORGANIZATIONS 1399 9 Z3 5 w h, xzx egg ff ff 4 XXX XXX X XX xxx X X fx! f I XXX xXx THE BALTHI We now present those people who have strived to make this book a lasting pleasure to the students ol Baldwin Highf- the Balthi Staff ot l942. This year the staff has chosen as their theme The Passing of Time which is represented by the hour glass and various other symbols ot time appearing throughout the book. Encased in the pages ol this book are Wisdom and wit, made possible only by the time, interest, and cooperation ot the staff and its advisors. lt is our sincere hope that you may enjoy the Balthi as much as We have enjoyed presenting it. BALTHI STAFF OF 1942 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Grace Klinzing BUSINESS Manager-Kenneth Arthur Betty Nyholm Alfred Priches Daniel Krepps FEATURE Editor-Margaret Lapinski Elaine Hungerman lack Becker Nina Parinella Ruth Davidson SPORTS Editor-George Kastroll Clyde Dietzen Norma Lachman ART Alice Magner Betty Kline Gladys Fisher ASSOCIATE EDITOR Rosemary Ruppert CIRCULATION Manager-Clinton Shannon Lois Carman Iune Bertell Howard Bauer ACTIVITIES Editor-Margaret Ellslager Iarnes Huggins Marian Stoiber Elizabeth Ruzzi Mary Iordan PHOTOGRAPHY Editor-William Carter William McGibbeny TYPISTS Marjorie Degner Rose Taucher Dorithe Stark Eleanor Arch SPONSORS Miss Eleanor Clarke Miss Helen Fergus THE PURBALITE Another group of students who have added considerably to Baldwin's admirable reputation is the Purbalite Staff. With the aid of their faculty advisor, Miss Beatrice Carnforth, they have successfully accomplished their task of covering all news events in the school and bringing them to the attention of the readers. The staff consists of the following: Editor-in-chief ,..,, ,. .c,o..c, ,,,..,,o .-, Kenneth Arthur Associate Editor ,U , s,,,,,. Iune Bertell Feature Editor Us ,M i,.., Margaret Lapinski Club Editor ,s .s,,. ., ,..,,..,..,,., Nina Parinella Sports Editor -N H Rosemary Ruppert, lames Grimes Art Editor .,,..,, ,,., E ,., ,,...s .. .s,.s Alice Magner Exchange Editor .,s, ,E ,Ut Gloria Thomas Business Manager ,..,s.s., Ms- Howard Bauer Assistant Business Manager ,,,,..,s.,s,v . -E ,,..,. Warren Sprague Circulation Manager .,s,..,s...,, i,,...,ss, ,, ,,s,sNis Esther Mae Beiler Reporters-Virginia Ackman, Mildred Arthur, Gloria Beraducci, Henry Gib- son, Dolores Gray, Bertha Langel, Gloria Mosca, lack O'Toole, Dorthea Shaffer, Dorthea Stryker, Della Trainer, Betty Lee Wilson, Patricia Wolfe, Bobert Karl, Baymond Guastini, Bruce Summers. Typists ,ic,,,,.s,s Marian Stoiber, Betty Kline, Dorithe Stark. Bertha Lange! Faculty Advisor E, E s .M , , , ss,. ,. -v . .s,. .E Miss Beatrice Cornforth DEBATING TEAM Our debating team is the infant organization of Baldwin, having been in existence only since l94l. Mr. Thompson, the faculty advisor, plans to enter the boys in the Forensic League next year, The following boys are members ol the league: Sam Hazelbart lack Zeiler Dick 'Washabaugh William Carter The Senior Panel Discussion Group, in cooperation with a similar group from Brentwood, Won favorable recognition during the last year, This group consists ol: Iune Bertell Margaret Ellslager William Carter Miss Grace Maley and Mr. T. R, Thompson are joint sponsors ot this club. BAND The band, under the able leadership ol Mr. Emil Bernowski, has been very active throughout the year. Arrayed in purple and White uniforms, they presented a colorful picture at football games and other various activities. The outstanding musical event ot the year was the second annual Music Festival in which they proved their talent. BaldWin's band received the distinctive honor ot being chosen to play at the launching ot the submarine chasers, P. C. 573, on the fifth ot March at Neville Island. Our band was heard from coast to coast and newsreels were made of the ceremony. Due consideration must be given to the tour majorettes, Betty Kline. Shirley MacDonald, Eileen Barnes, and Dorothy Parinella, as Well as our drum major, Bob MacLean, and the mascots, Betty Orton and Phyllis Hagaman. T HE CHORUS Music hath charm especially When it is rendered by the Baldwin chorus. This talented group ot students have provided various entertain- ments tor themselves and tor the school. The chorus is made up of sixty male and female voices. Under the cape able direction of Mr. Emil Bernowski, the development ot their talents has been greatly aided. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is a group ot girls who find interest and enjoyment in books. Qrganized in l94U, they meet once a week to study various phases of library science with Miss Fergus, the sponsor and school librarian. They aid in mending, arranging, and displaying attractively the newest and best books. These girls are the annual spon sors of 'Book Week , a celebration which is recogf nized throughout the country. OFFICERS: President .....,,-. Louise Deltavor Vice President ,,.... Nancy Weber Secretary ,,,. H, lean larvis Treasurer -- ..,c,.. Ann Bradish Sponsor --, -U Miss Helen Fergus SUB-DEB CLUB The Sub-Deb Club at Baldwin is a branch ol the National Federation of Sub-Debs sponsored by the Ladies Home Iournal. ln 1939 it was organ- ized tor the purpose ot promoting friendship among the girls and furnishing opportunities to improve their social graces. The UeAuto-No's, as the members call themselves, meet every month with other Sub-Debs at Kaufmann's tea room Where events in club activities are highlighted. During the month of December, the girls topped their social activities with a Snow Ball held at the Hotel Schenley Where the l942 Snow Queen was honored. OFFICERS: President cs.. .,.. ,- lean Gumbel Vice President ,... -- Betty Nyholm Secretary ...... Margaret Lapinski Treasurerc,Mary Catherine Marcus Sponsor H Miss Marion Henderson DELTA SIGMA PSI The Delta Sigma Psi Sorority, under the super- vision ot Miss Grace Maley, consists ot eighteen members. The girls have chosen teal blue and yellow tor their colors, and the tea rose as their flower. Among the many activities in which the girls participate bowling is the most outstanding. ln February this group sponsored The Military Ball jointly with the lota Mu Tau. This group was first organized in l939. OFFICERS: President .,.,,, ..s,, I une Bertell Vice President ....s Gloria Thomas Secretary .... W-- Nina Parinella Treasurer .,.. ...,s. E lda Gustini Guard ......,,,. Dorothea Stryker Program Chairman -- Rose Taucher Sponsor ....,., Miss Grace Maley IOTA MU TAU The lota Mu Tau Sorority, which has been in existence for two years, is composed ot twenty-tive members. lnitiations tor new members took place October 20, 1941. A successtul After Christmas Party Was held jointly at the homes of Marion Dudt and Nancy Casey. In February, the lota Mu Tau helped launch the second annual Military Ball. Meetings are held twice a month at the homes ot various members. OFFICERS: President ......... Grace Klinzing Vice President -- Margaret Lapinski Secretary ,.... Suzanne Lachman Treasurer .c,.., Rosemary Ruppert Sponsor --- Miss Beatrice Corntorth DELTA PHI DELTA One ot the prominently active groups in the school is the boys' fraternity, the Delta Phi Delta. This group, consisting ot both senior and junior boys, is the only club of its kind in Baldwin. Their social activities are made up of dances and parties: held at the homes ot the various members, Mr. Kuzma was the faculty advisor during the tirst semester. OFFICERS: President ........ Clinton Shannon Vice President ,.... Alfred Prichefs Secretary c...... Stanley Rinarnan Treasurer .......... Murray Flido Sponsor ....... Mr. Francis Eureka HI-Y Two years ago a boys' club, under the able leadership of Mr. Elmer McGiblaeny, was organ- ized. Since then, Hi-Y has gained favorable rec- ognition throughout the school. The object of the group is to promote cleaner living and develop higher ideals. Every two years the boys conduct their meetings at school, after which they use the gym tor practicing various seasonal sports. OFFICERS: President a,i,a . E ,--,. lack Nort Vice President ........ c, Al Priches Secretary-Treasurer- William Carter Sponsor cc, Mr. Elmer McGibbeny l 1 V5 E 'f i ii if ,f , lt ' cv VARSITY LETTER CLUB The Varsity Letter Club, an organization con- sisting of boys who have earned letters in basket- ball, football, and golf, was formed to give impetus to boys at Baldwin interested in athletics. Most of them have proved themselves able contenders and have given some outstanding performances in the various sports. OFFICERS: President ,,.i -.,-- Murray Flido Vice President ,,,,,i l-larold Lloyd Secretaryffreasurer ,W loe Kersiznik Sponsor ,,,,, 7 s Mr. lack Schricker Down for the count, Private Steele Cramming Chatting. Swing and sway. Siruttin' Comrades three, Industry Pretiy please T-E-A-M. On Parade At Sundown. , 4, 1 1 ' ,,,,,, , k T' M y' ku A 1 1 mv, :N W 24 6, . T 4 mfg ,W.-J 1 iff -, - c-1 ! V, 1: 4 , - .ug . .il 1 ,fy P x I Fight, fighi, fight ior ,i' rf a+ F A g md the White. -. al v A .h ,Sing her ' mm, rgoygggghi, 5bpys, ah had wail exif To tight for P Win this game , 1 i inQh,mh,1-an zag,boo:ri. for swam High Q W - A f ' w r r n A 1 1' X 5' aw wmnvz' mr im' 1 w A r I ATHLETICS X X xxxx xX X 1 Nm: ff ' .4 ff X!! XX X x XX GRIDIRON GLIMPSES After practicing for weeks in advance, the Baldwin gridders opened their football season with a glorious victory over Brentwood High. This victory of which Baldwin is so proud was highlighted by lack Nort's spectacular end run of 30 yards in the last few minutes of the game. Ker- zisnik, true to form, booted the pigskin through the uprights. Baldwin emerged victorious with a final score of 7 to U. Bethel was the next to feel the effects of the victory over Brentwood, by being on the short end of a 6 to U defeat. ln the following games with West View, Verona, Snowden, Clark and Plum, Baldwin was not so fortunate in acquiring victory scores. ln the case of the Allegheny game, Baldwin was defeated by a far superior team. The lettermen leaving the squad are: Murray Flido, Ioe Kerzisnik, William Carter, Stan Rinaman, Bob Wood, Al Priches, Iess Hatch and Torn Kowalski. Too Tough Worm's Eye View They're Off Eurekcfs Champs Carrying the Mail M-m-m-m--'The Boys Go-getters Nort . . . Again Blitz at Resi If K BALDWIN BASKETEERS Coach Schrickers basketball team advanced another step into the lime- light of sports at Baldwin by winning their first and only game in W.P.l.A.l.. competition. This feat was accomplished when Baldwin, feeling the sting of previous league contenders, shifted into high gear and vanquished Snow-- den High, one of their traditional rivals. The varsity also won two non-league games, St. Wendelins and Oakdale. Both of these contests showed what the boys really could do. To make up for all their defeats and shortvcomings the team put all their energyi and reserve into walloping the faculty by the nerve-wracking' score of 40 to 8. Through the aid of the following Seniors, basketball has found its place in Baldwin Sports. They leave school with a sincere hope that Baldwin will have better seasons in the future. The Senior Lettermen are: Alfred Priches Fredrick Felix Francis Zipfel Stanley Binaman The lunior High Basketball team, coached by Mr. Brandtonies, entered into their first year of W.P.l,A.L. competition with little experience but a lot of spirit. They repeated the performance of the varsity by winning one of their eight league games and winning two other non-league contests. QX u '0 Sftq if 'bf ,SW E 1 bw' KING OF SPORTS Due to their uncanny ability to put those difficult shots on the green and in the cup, we take our hats off to the boys who are making golf the King of Sports in Baldwin, Last spring a team consisting of Eddie Petrosky, Ioe Kerzisnik, Stanley Bieltz, Ioe Kowalski, Al McBride and William Petrosky, polished off every op- ponent in their W.P.1.A.L. section, even going so far as to invade the domain of the Semi-finals. lf ln the final round of the Semi-finals we defeated West View 10112 to 4112 but in return were vanquished by Penn Township 13 to 2. A resume of the golf matches to date show us that out of a two-year period of games we have won 17 and lost 1-a record of which we are indeed proud. Baldwin 15 U- , ..... South Fayette U Baldwin 10112 Bridgeville 4112 Baldwin 15 Snowden U Baldwin 13 Bethel 2 Baldwin 9 Mt. Lebanon 6 Baldwin 12112 South Fayette 2112 Baldwin 12 Bridgeville 3 Baldwin 13112 Snowden 1112 Baldwin 14 Bethel 1 Baldwin 8112 -Mt Lebanon B112 SPEED DEMONS-DELUXE Mr. Klein's track squad again showed what practice can do by taking third place in the Allegheny County Track Meet. Awards, in the form of letters, were given out to the following people: Robert Leonard, lim Huggins, Iames Simpson, Emil Schroepher, Thomas Wormsley, Calvin Wazzenager and Paul Bower. Iames Huggins, winner of two blue ribbons, was named captain of the boys' team for this season by Mr. Klein. FEMININE FLASHES The fairer sex of Baldwin was gifted with three outstanding athletes in the year of '4l. At the South Park track meet, Elda Gustini, Haiti Thompson, and Rose Taucher were ribbon winners in their respective competitions. Rose, who won two awards, was appointed by Mrs. Hartzell as captain of this seasons team. Much is owed to these three girls and the other members of the team for bringing victory laurels to Baldwin. f , 4 ,f Q ' 'bf L U.'1 ' M f 1 1 1 f '1 ' K A I Ii' ff ,in ' 1 X , ig , r '11 M L. A. if Q Ag L, a. 4 ,5 f .1 ima E ,, , :V . L A A A -r w m..',p,g,,., .ff ., ... df. A lg! 7 FEATURES f CLASS WILL Ken Arthur leaves the office of Editor to anyone that wants it. George Kastroll leaves his locker 83, with the picture to the next guy. Elizabeth Ruzzi leaves her French in the Waste paper basket. Bob Wood leaves the mystery unsolved on how he passed. lim Hizer leaves his deep voice to Robert Nix. Betty Kline leaves her majorette strut to Shirley MacDonald. Grace Klein just leaves. Dick Martin leaves his shyness to Iimmy Grimes. Helen Gries leaves with her infectious smile. Al Priches leaves-again. Mary Iordon leaves With regrets. Marian Stoiber leaves still trying to figure out that joke Peg told her. Stanley Valenjevich leaves with an overdue library book. Ierry Schneider leaves dancing. Robert Hillgartner leaves his English book for someone to clean. Alice Magner leaves her art ability to lean Iarvis. Iames Huggins leaves looking back at the pretty girls. Elda Gustini leaves her giggle to-oh, she just leaves it. Margaret Ellslager leaves her scholastic ability to Iean Darroch. George Hido leaves to go 'on a fishing trip. Gloria Thomas leaves with her fountain pen, which everyone will miss. Howard Bauer leaves-still asking for dates. Iohn Iefferson leaves his friendliness to Tom Euler. Elaine Hungerman leaves for college. Nina Parinella leaves to look for a job. Peg Lapinski leaves her Wittiness to Suzanne Lachman. Iune Bertell leaves her place on the honor roll to a deserving Iunior. Claire Niggel leaves her smallness to Betty Lou Franz. Clinton Shannon leaves his prize drawer in chemistry crammed with Walnetto wrappers to some caramel-eating Iunior. Bill Carter leaves the European situation for someone else to figure out. WANT ADS Iack Becker-Wants a mind that thinks. Grace Klinzing-wants a spelling teacher-male preferred. Ioe Kerzisnik-wants one orderly Senior Class meeting. Iack Kelly-wants a new permanent wave machine--the old one burnt out. Hilda -Logan-wants a stove and sewing machine to fulfill her ambition. Clyde Dietzen-wants a Charles Atlas book of instruction. Iames I-lizer-wants a few stars Cin the skyl to look at. Betty Bashor-wants a piano and some pupils to teach. Edna Cramer-wants a Baldwin alumnus. Gloria Mosca-wants a few extra inches on her height Cfor good measurel Mary Catherine Marcus-wants an army-to nurse. Dorothy Zeiler-wants a scrapbook to keep clippings of herself when she is a movie star. lean Abbiatici-wants a bucket and scrub brush to use on the floors backstage. Al Priches-wants a permanent excuse slip. Seniors in the lunch room-want a clean table at which to eat lunch. Ierre Schneider-wants a good-looking dancing partner. Nina Parinella-wants a fellow in a pale green, sleek convertible. Clinton Shannon-wants to be a wolf the rest of his days. Margaret Lapinski-wants a lasting grandma role. Marie Crawford-wants a chance to show Gene Krupa how. Iennie Visneski--wants a good job and a handsome boss. Iulia Tkicsuk-wants a position as companion for small children. Paul Swiger-wants his name in headlines just once. Francis Zipfel-wants to be alone Cat least he used tol. Ruth Davidson-wants to forget about leaving school. Lewis Leonard-wants to live to eat. Tom Kowalski-wants a five-day week-end. Dorthea Stryker-wants Bob to teach her how to drive all over again. Bill McGibbeny-wants a date with a pretty girl. - Eugenia Krosky-wants an office job-handsome boss not necessary. Ted Bartos-wants a girl like his father married. Everyone-wants a Balthi to recall fond memories. BEST DRESSED Margorie Degner Clinton Shannon ATHLETES Gladys Fisher Murray Flido SINGERS Iean Abbiatici lclmes Huggins SCHOLARS Rosemary Ruppert Kenneth Arthur ALL-AROUND Grace Klinzing loe Kerzisnik Senior P6fJ072d!l.fl6I PERSONALITY Grace Klinzing Richard Martin MOST POPULAR Norma Lachrnan Ioe Kerzisnik ACTORS Peg Lapinski lack Becker BEST LOOKING Elaine Hungerman Stanley Rinaman MUSICIANS Marie Crawford Clinton Shannon P. P. I. B. BEST FRESHMAN SCPHOMORE IUNIOR RE ER C Ruth cfiinee CC Serie Befedeeeil Helen cfeefeQe1f D ss I Henry Iew Ion Conroy lim Grimes Lorraine Baccelli Betty Criss AudreyYMcGrVcE PERSONALITY Calvin Wazenegger lon Conroy Tom Euler Betty Knoedler Margaret Barati Nancy Casey ATHLETE Ioe Bartos lack Nort Stanley Bieltz ACTOR Virgina Ready Patty Wolfe Della Trainor Dick Washabaugh Howard Bertell Edward Lernish Ruth cf1meefCC Nancy Weber Iune Qeggg C L IN OOK G Sherman DeBqcher Leroy Vernau Peter Barr Belly orfee Berbere Defkie Heiefcreeemeff DANCER Marilynn Coltman Tom Davidson Carl Scholz Iune Reed Y W Lou lane larvisyr Ruth MUSICIAN lack Dyer Louise Ruzzi Robert MacLean Mary Comergkvy zmzwl Patty Wolfe Betty Lou Franz SCHOLAR Dick Washabaugh lack O'Toole Bruce Summers MOST POPULAR Marylyn- Coltman WC Gloria Beraducci lrlelen Grossmanf Ruth Grimes Ion Conroy I1m Grimes W lean Mittenzwey -VZ Y Barbara Durkin Betty Lee Wilson SINGER Gertrude Bak lim Grimes Beatrgv Platkus Y lean Neel W Dorothy Foss W ALLAROUND loe Bartos lack Nort Torn Euler Popular People In Baldwin. SENIOR BOOK SHOP 'Portrait of a Lady --- .... Gloria Thomas 'lim of the Press --- ................... Kenneth Arthur 'Iack and Iill --- .... George Kastroll, Norma Lachman Here l Stay .... ....................... A l Priches 'Little Men ....... ................................... S enior Boys 'Three Musketeers --- .... Elaine Hungerman, Peggy Lapinski, Iune Bertell 'rreckies' ........ .............................. B ob Hillgartner 'Beau Brummel ....... .............. H oward Bauer 'To Have and to Hold ..... ..... M emories of the Senior Year 'With Trumpet and Drum ..-- .... Robert Schultz, Marie Crawford 'Memories of a Midget -- ............... Robert Leonard 'Forever Free ......... --- Any Graduate 'Strawberry Blonde --- --- Rosemary Ruppert 'Li'l Abner ........ ...... I ames Gray 'Blondie ..... --- Eleanor' Arch 'ln the Navy --- --- Edward Pauley 'The Crisis ........ .... S emester Exams 'Hoosier School Boy --- .... Paul Rotermund 'The Wolf Song ..... ...... F red Felix 'Laughing Boy .... ..... - . less Hatch 'American Beauty --- .... Rose Taucher 'The Broad Highway --- .......................... Route 5l 'lt Can't Happen Here --- .... Chuck Schwartz Without his Ford 'Manpowern ......... ..................... M urray Flido 'Green Eyes --- .... Hazel Miller 'Rose in Bloom ...... ...,,.. R ose Kunkel 'The Life of Reason .... ..-- Melva Mehrenberg 'Red Pepper Burns .... ....... I ean Shiltler 'Curly Top .............. .... S tanley Rinaman 'Sue Barton-Student Nurse -- ..,. Betty Nyholm IT CANT HAPPEN' HERE Little Abner skinny as a beanpole. Melva Mehrenberg not on the honor roll. The newspaper staff meeting a deadline. Blitz Carter not wanting to play football. Inez Cornelius not smiling. Edna Cramer without her red jacket. Bob Leonard with his nightwork in on time. Bose Taucher not chewing gum. Iuicy Bauer not running into someone. Stan Rinaman home early from a date. A whole day going by with no one skipping class. Miss Malady not telling her Business Law Class to Bussie Flido a woman hater. Iack Delfavor making the honor roll. B.H.S. without W.R.M. Iennie Visneski and Iack Kelly being friends. Bob Wood without a girl. lay Firiato growing up. Gladys Fisher being a sissy. Ierry Schneider in a bad mood. Mr. Schricker not having to repeat anything. P. O. D. without Our Times. Norma Lachman in time for devotions. Iulia Tkicsuk being snobbish. Miss Maley without more than one suit. Alex Drevitch six feet tall. Lena Carli not liking bookkeeping. Iean Gumble wearing her hair perfectly straight. Dorothy Wormsley not giggling in Home EC. keep quiet f ,441 1 Q 4 ,ff r w w v Hn- 1 J' Y M 1 V K1 fx.. f L qv , 1 y Ml X. nr ' , -13-ef? W. ..,, ,,,. 'fs iw 13' .35 .. ,llsv . K 6 writ .wr w- .J fx mix L 'swf ff! 1 Q viQf.,1+ .5 k 1' , 'sv gfwfilpgg 12'f2f.:: .322 C! ,, If. T H, 3, , CQ 3.3,-f 'Tia , wi' nm ,Q , N'-Al . . 1- F ,, M. v ' Av . ,iz .Ll if 'af QL U d ,V ., iw. 'ry 'fi -3- f ,,' . yan ' . INSURANCE -- MODERN HOMES BARONE 8: LIND REAL ESTATE CHOICE I-IOMESITES IN l5ZllClXVlH-IXIZITIOI' P Oak Ridge Park Plan BAPTIST ROAD CARRICK 6020 EEEEE EEEE E. I I GREASING 'EM HELPS 3 I P1107 4 1 I And We Do A Good Iob of Greasing I C1-hrick 9815 In Account With I SOUTH HILLS PREMIER BAKERY I J. I 2552 Brownsvllle Road I Carrick Pittsburgh 1101. Por. Brentwood Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone CA- 2090-2091 Phone CArrick 9749-9811 Phones Cl-lrrick 4503 - CA. 9855 FRANK PETRQVICH FELD'S CONFECTIONERY For Supreme Satisfaction Try General Merchandise 61 Electrical 4 A Eames F ro-Del Ice Cream pp It's Delicious Meats and Gfocefies sooo churchview Ave. Route 51, Box 2 Willockl pa. Brentwood Boro Pittsburgh. Pa. Since 1928 llllllilIllllIlllllllllllulIllIllulIulIlIllIllllllllllllllnllllllllll SPONSOR LIST Landefeld's Dy Goods Store Bech's Run uto Wreckers Brentwood Supply Co. R. A. Schneider W. A. Qimpel M. D. Llqulda COMPLIMENTS OF THE BALDWIN I'IIGl'I SGI'IO0L PARENT-TEAGIIERS ASSDGIATIIHI COMPLIMENTS OF ZION CEMETERY COMPANY P ost Road Chrrick 2333 Compliments Compliments of of M. G. KEEBLER E- J- CARTER COMPL1 M IENTS OF STREM STUDIOS Your Olass Photographer for 1942 Balthi SINCE 1899 IN PITTSBURGH IT'S PAGE'S MILK -- CREAM - BUTTIERMILK I3U'l Il'IRiR - EGGS AND ICIQ CREAM DARI-RICH CHUCOI.ATIi - ORANGE DRINK V CO'I I'AC2Ii CHIEIESIC PAGES MILK COMPANY 1623 SAWMILL RUN BOULEVARD PITTSBURGH CArrick 4590 Q 5 I . I .u .IX -5' Phone: CArrick 4540 Since 1910 CHAS. RABER 8z COMPANY Distributors Crawford Upward-Acting Garage Doors Combination Storm Windows Wealherstripping - Screens - Caulking Window :S Door Products 3919 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Pittsburgh 6103. Pa. Phone CArrick 1153 A. J. LACHMAN Real Estate, Insurance CS Bonds 2702 Brentwood Avenue Brentwood. Pa. CARRICK HARDWARE CO. Wall Paper Paints ci Glass 2618 Brownsville Road C1-Xrrick 0899 F o R D D E. A L E R LYNWOOD GARAGE Glen Marchando, Prop. 4129 Brownsville Road CArrick 3011 Brentwood, Pgh., Pa The llalclwin lligh School Music League wishes to take this opportiinity to invite all parents to join this organization. Pres., Wm. Crawford, V. Pres., Wr. Dryer, Secretary, H. B, Wilson, Treasurer, George Leavy, Coordinator, Warren R, Maley. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF ULSEN HUMES UNIVERSAL CONCRETE VERNON PARK PIPE COMPANY PLEASANT HILLS ANTHONY ZEBERT SERVICE 2-St t' 2 a Ions- I FRANK BRINKMAN PLEASANT HILLS I Phone CA 9913 CONEECTIONERY AT CLOVERLEAF AND ROUTE 51 ' I Olympia 9990 I I 811 Becks Run Road MOST COMPLETE LUBRICATION GUARANTEED TIRES v BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Plants of All Kinds 3912 Brownsville Road E. Carson St. :S Beclcs Run Road CAnick 1177 Pittsburgh, Pa. 'LIAHN a AGAIN JMIN 8: UI AVINGCU. MEDALS CLASS RINGS TROPHIES CLASS PINS AWARDS DIPLOMAS COIVIMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS CAPS-GOWNS GEO. INC. OF CHICAGO A. W. THACKER CO. Representatives 980A UNION TRUST BLDG. PITTSBURGH, PA. ATLANTIC 1550 MANUFACTURERS FOR THE IUNIOR RINGS MANUFACTURERS FOR THE SENIOR STATIONERY Maytag Washers Chambers Gas Ranges Hoover Electric Sweepers Frigidaire Electric Refrigerators HASZELBART'S HARDWARE EARL 8: ANDY'S MARKET 3002 Churchview Ave. CArrick 2424 Brentwood, Pa. 1819 BROWNSVILLE ROAD Next to Carrick Bank RlCHARD'S BARBER SHOP Night GUNS Day C6115 CArrick 4292 CArrick 5215 Good Work ls Our Success S E V I C K ' S Ladies' and Children's Haircutting A Specialty 635 BROWNSVILLE RD. Carrick, Pgh., Pa. SUPERIOR SLIP COVER CO. 98 Brentview Drive Pleasant Hills, Pgh., Pa. R. D. 6, Mt. Oliver SOUTH PITTSBURGH AUTO WRECKING CO. Batteries . . . Tires Rebuilt Units Glass and Springs Installed BECKS RUN ROAD PITTSBURGH. PA. SPEELERS Expert Watch and Iewelry Repair Hamilton - Elgin Watches GRADUATION GIFTS OF DISTINCTION Phone CArrick 3627 2838 Brownsville Rd. Brentwood Duff Graduates Get Positions PALMER-WILLS ' ' ' Why? Moron co. DUFF'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU HELPS DUFF'S-IRON CITY COLLEGE 424 Duquesne Way. Pgh. Write or Phone for Bulletin CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALER SELECT USED CARS Broughton, Pa. Chrrick 3130 CArrick 2233 RAY H. LOETHER HOME BUILDER COMPLIMENTS ond OF A Developer of Colonial Pcrrk Hove Our Architects Plcxn Your Home F R I E N D Office Saw Mill Run Blvd. Pittsburgh. Pa. Route No. 51 Entrance to Plan l Phone Cllrrick 1900 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT l BONOMl'S GROCERY STORE Corner Willett and Streets Run Rd. SUTTNER REALTY CO. GENERAL MERCHANDISE 3631 Brownsville Rd. Brentwood Yum-- -M COMPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF A BRENTWOOD MOTOR COACH F R I E N D 1 COMPANY WILLIAMS BROS. LUMBER COMPANY, Inc. KEENER HARDWARE l COMPANY ln the Heart ol Plecxsont Hills LUMBER, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone CI-lrrick 2500 Route 51 R CI-lrrick 5045 3609 Brownsville Road Brentwood KIEFER 00AL 81 00KE 00. 4601 East Carson St. S. S.. Pittsburgh. Pa. CHAMPION COAL cmd NEVILLE COKE Phones: HE. 2803 - Colonial 364 ,Y Y, . NATIONAL PRINTING COMPANY PITTSBURGH' PA- The National Printing Company Wishes to extend its congratulations to the graduating class of 1942 WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL STUDENTS TO VISIT OUR PLANT NATIONAL PRINTING 00NPANY PRINTERS FOR THE SOUTH HILLS 100 Bausman Street ISL Clair Bank, B1dg.l Pittsburgh, Pa. mom: rmmocx ssaz South Hills Floral Shoppe Bonded Member TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE ANNA K. SCHMIDT Proprietor 240 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 1101, Pa. HEm1ock 5335 COMPLIMENTS or GROSSMAN'S STORE GROSSMAN'S Sunoco Service Station 3061 Churchview Ave. Baldwin Township CArrick 4362 A to Z Lubrication The Only Dairy in Baldwin Township Schneider's Hillcrest Dairy Supreme Dairy Products 726 Frank Street C105 Baldwin Township, Pa. Did You Try Our Vitamin D Homoginized Milk? IT'S BEST EOR YOUR BABY Phone CArrick 3525 D B it B ..-WEB THE C RRICK BAN Q PITTSBURGH. PA. MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. CCDMPLIMENTS OF BANK OF BRENTWOOD HEmlock 0408 Compliments of THE BIIESS STORE l WILLOCK,PA. WILLIAM COLTERYAHN 8: SONS CO. Milk is Your Best Food Use More of It 1912 lane Street S. S., Pittsburgh. Pa. SNEE DAIRY COMPANY 3735 Brownsville Road Brentwood, Pa. Telephone: CArrick 2800 Doiry Products cmd Ice Cream ,fx V I ,9 Kr., , iii gig X W S , H555 :Zigi Im..,l Q . I I -gay QT., ' 4 1 E -H I 5 l T1 ix 1 l SSI ,, V-A 'J V if-A . Sis! uw 7' 75-rf . IIA, I ' :.' I. - 1 'QA , f :A L H- 1 f X ff f Ls 'vwq -ll 21 gh 1,-,.-3 1 CONGRATULATIONS SOUTH PITTSBURGH WATER CO. 238 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OPTION TOOL and MFG. COMPANY BARB'S ESSO STATION Route No. 51 Pittsburgh. Pct. Tel. CArrick 9829 JOHN NASCI News Dealer CArrick 4662-R COMPLIMENTS OF WELCH'S AUTO SERVICE HOMER M. HALBOTH PHARMACIST 2707 B nsville Rd., Cot. Sa k y A Phone CAr1'ick 3200 Pittsburgh, Pa. Brentwood Upholstering Shoppe E. V. Rollins l Fumiture - Rugs - Draperies Slip-Covers 3825 Saw Mill Run Blvd. CA. 3737 Brentwood, Pa. - Route 51 Compliments of J. F. GALLEY FUNERAL HOME Olympia 5400 KLElN'S FLOWER SHOP Floral Arrangements of Distinction CORSAGES - CUT FLOWERS Phone: CArrick 3377 2550 Brownsville Road McMl1.l..lN'S PHARMACY PHARMACISTS T. R. Mcmmm, Pho. Free and Prompt Delivery Service 4108 Brownsville Road BRENTWOOD Phone CArrick 4901 0PTION EQUIPMENT 8: SUPPLY 00. BUILDERS' SUPPLIES FERTILIZERS :S FARM IMPLEMENTS ROOFING - PAINT - GLASS SEEDERS HARDWARE - I.I1VlE - TWINE - ROPE BROWNSVILLE, ROAD PITTSBURGH CIUJ, PA. R. F. D. No. 6 CArrick 1725 W. C. Guthrie Edw. S. Guthrie Ho. 9316 HAYS GARAGE General Auto Repairs Gas, Oil and Accessories EXPERT LUBRICATION 227 Baldwin Road Hays, Pa. Auwgmphs , 4 'WJ ' ow.mnL1aAm.ulenw:.z.mrsna.2144m ' ' ,,,mwuMaw um'bw.m,mm.um.xw,:v:rammA1muwAnuT ' w uaeiuvul W ,Aw W xv-V: ,il- , .. mm 1 1 ,2Q5L.1,, N