Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

1,14 -135 XXXIW'-IX E255 L Tfyf Wifi' 8'3 TATION s if UV' 3.4.5 presents H' E BIKE BROAvCAST 1947 1948 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOL 376 CLAIRTON ROAD Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania :zz Q O O 2-2,, BY 'l'liANSC1Rll'Wl'lUN Sldlilill l5.lI.S, brings ln you in l'1'l'UI'lll'd Ihrm l'l1v Big BI'U2lCll'2lSl,, tha- story of thc NILIQIVIIIS, yum' all Baldwin High. INTRCDDUCTCDRY PRCDGRAM MDM lNIS'I'HNl'ION AND l4'M IlH,TY CII ASSICS UNC AN lZNI'l ONS ATI II ,lC'I'If IS l4'lC fX'I'l l I2 ICS M JNl41Ii'l'lSlClYII'fN'l'S QL MMM 'Tn Har: To thv womvn of tha- Svni ollvr this hook, not only as vvidvricw' ol thvir work, hut as a rvmindvr of thosv vvvntf l dz .' h u iys w ich shall always rvmain thvir most plvasant mm 0 'l'l ' l N rims may iavr' work- vcl sidv hy sidv with thc' mc-11 ziwmiiplisliiiig murli in hriiiging l10IlOI'S to Baldwin. or Class of Baldwin, wr- To Him: To thc- rnvn ol' thu Sr-nim' Class of Baldwin, wc oflr-i lliis book HS El tokvn of stuclvms of Baldwin, ui :incl vuntriliilting to its splm-mlicl :u'l1i1-vvmx-nts. tlicir uflnrts in lwvoming trur Jlioldiiig its liommrr-Cl trziclitions fximvg also, :is 4-viclf'm'fk of tlwii 5.000 ll f 11,0 1 I I 'W Ilu- JXIIIIIIIII ll stun md I 1 ullx In IIIIHI um ll l11.nIIx IIN' IH mm n llltll I1 lIl fIIlIX In ul xt 111 Ii.1IcIx nn Ill I1 S I1 I ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY I BHS EZ.:-Z .. - BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. Howard Horst Mr. William Iones Mr. Guy Neagley President Mrs. Anna Nugent Mr. Chcrles Orion Mr. Edwin Phillips Treasurer Secretary Mr. Regis Stocker Mr. Irwin Tryon Mrs. Anna Williams Soliciior Vice President The Board of Dircctors ol' thc Baldwin 'l'ownsIiip School District have been most progressive and forward-thinking in providing for us a modcrn and complctc high school building. Thcir cfforts in lwchalf of thc cirizcns of thc school district to provide for thc stuclcnts' high scholastic goals. fini- zithlctic and musical acthicvc- mcnts, and a more cnjoyzilulc school :ind socinl Iil'c must ncvcr go unapprcciatcd. To cach mcmlicr ol' thc hoznrrl, lllllll 'mst :incl prcscnt, wc cxtcnd our sinccrc appreciation. MR, WARREN R. MAl,F.Y sIi1fi:Rx'lsINr: vRlNc:il'.xl. To Mr. Milli-y, thx- Supa-rvisirig Prinripznl of Bzilclwin Township Schools, thc' Svnior Class wishvs to 1-xt:-nfl its elm-In-sl gmtitiiclv lor hr-ing not only :1 supervisor but also 3 truf' frivnd. Though nnxfh of his timu has hvvn fonsunwd hy offivial clutivs, hr' still has i'0I1lI'll3lltl'C,l his In-st 1-florts in lll'lIJlIlg' us, many ol' whom hc- hns known sinm- our hrs! days :nt Baldwin High. Mr. Mnlvy's progrc-ssivvm-ss, his provvn ability, :incl his kvvn unclvrstnnding of thc- nnturf' ol' sluflvnt prohlvms llxxvc- grvznlly c'ontrilml'r'cl to Ihr- XVf'll-IIT? :md progrvss ol' our srliools. I 'Vhrough his cflorts, studcnts at Baldwin lligi School cnjoy a wcll scllcdulcd and halancccl school lilc, sccond to none, lor ho has ht-cn ntorc than an aflininistrator ---hc has hccn an activc partici- pant with us in thc daily school lnnctions. For his he-lp and coopvration, tht- Scnior Class cxtt-ncls to Mr. Branfltonics its sinccrc thnnks. I MR. ELMER J. MCGIBBENY Assistant Principal Our school svcrfitarics, Nlrs. Dorothy Boni and Mrs. Carol Simmons, hnvo also playcd an important part in providing us with -a most succcsslul school ycar. 'I'h0ir hvlpfnlnvss and zissishmct- clcscrvt- our truth apprt,-ciznion. MR, WILBERT C. BRANDTONIES Principal Mr. Mcfiihhcny is known throughout Baldwin as tht- Assist'1t Principal, whosf' main duty is kccping a cot and accurato rccord of ah- scnc' and dincss. H's job I'FLllllff'S paticncfg ahi ' 1 1 dvr n ng, all of which Mr. Mt'- Cih cn ha, 1 ahnn cc. As Assistant Princi- S pa , l ' assnn s thc actlvitics ol' Mr. llrancltonics wht-n t attcr is ahsont. r' Lf SECRETARIES W Mrs. Dorothy Roni Mrs. Carol Sinnnons 'I'o our tfuclim-1's wx- own: thc clvcpvst clvlmt ol grzntitlidv. 'llwy have bccn our lrivuds, our most ZlI'Cl1'lll siipporu-rs, our closvst zldvisurs. For tllcir liclp, cooperation, kindncss, and ixlspixution, wc are truly grzmtclul. Miss Gladys M. Hathaway BA., MA., Ph. 11. English Mr. Llliarlcs M. Uzunpln-ll A.B,, M,Ed. English Mrs. Lemon- li. Slim A.B. English, Latin X Mr. Emrsl Harrison B.S., M,Ed. hiilllll'IIlllllL'S, Pllysicul Gcogruplly Mr. L. R. Uutshall AJS., M.Ed. Maltllcmatics, History .i ,W Miss Elcanorc M. Smith B.S., M. Ed. English Miss llcatricc I'. Gornforlh us., Litt.M. English Mrs. Marian li. Corbett A.B. English Miss Elizabeth B. Kirkland Aix., Liu.M. Matllcmatics V uk Mr. james J. Weaver Bb. Matllclnutics, Science Nliss Ann Nlaric Puerzcr A.B., M.Ed. Civics, English Mr. john Pete-hel B.S. Scienc: we . Jglcph W. hlixie I Bb. World History lllr. Paul C. 'friinblv A.B. Social Studics Bi Mr. T. R. Tllonipson Geography W WMM Jw Oyymu Mrs. Mary C. Deer B.S., M.Ed. iology 'Mr. George M. Aiken B,S. I Physics, LlllClIllSl1'y Mr. William Jesko B.S. American History lNlrs. hlargarct A. Kurtz History Mr. Francis .I. Eureka Bb. Llouimcrcial Bliss Eleanor il. Moser Bs., Mild. Uouinicrcial Miss .Iosephine Minetti AB., as Library Science Miss Helen A. Blazek Bb. Home liconomics Bliss Elizabeth l'. PCIISUIII A.B. Physical Education W7 Mr. Robert L. Grubbs Bs., Misa. Cunuucreial Miss Meryl A. Rust A.B., M.Ed. Connuercial Miss Marion R. Henderson B.S., M.Ed. Ellkvctivo Houiciuakiug Mr. E. Roy Klein B.S., M.Ed. Physical Education Miss Lillian H. Henkel M KB. 'rc ic Latin ee wyffl' if Ay Mr. Miclmvl Yalrko lib. Uriu'i'ul Mclul Arts K . wil , li' iam jf lvllr lm !A.1i,iA2 , 2 xliim '1wgXllbJusici i X W I x5 5 A ix K 2 ' x Miss Margaret lim-och KN. School Nursi- Mr. Raymond li. llzikcr lib. Supl. oi' Building Lund Grounds Ao wif? ' Mr. j. R. Protheroc .KW ludustriul Arts X f f N l iwfjf max ISI Dir. Conrad Wclsch 'l'1'uu11t Olliccr , , r. llcrbcrt j. Conner Bb. Vocal Music Mrs. Ruth Garcw D.H. Dculal llygicuist iwffliilflfw l BEHIND THE SCENES BaIdwin's library is really thc 'lbchind-thc-sccnesn workroom for many of the daily uctivitics of thc stuclvnts. Here endless hours arc' spcnt in preparing and rc- writing thc scripts for thc Big B1'ozLdcz1sU, of B.H.S. ,I , I luituz ing Srnim SlllJlJHI'U'Cl by -Immun .xml Sulllnmmm 'I 1,1111 1 fo!! ff f 1 N 1 I fffff f I Sldlld-i115 'lunim' High firlluul CLASSES 53 fn ANNUUNIQIQIIS STUIJIU A SIJUIINHIA I'1'v:-icln-Int , ,. , Yivc P11-micIc'11l Sl'l'1'CIllI'y ...,.,... YI'I1'CLI5lll'l'I' ,,,.,, SIGN IUR CLASS UIIJXSS iff JIIOKS 1911-4-11 :xml llnld LIIASS l l,UWI'1R M-llmx Row UIJASS IX1O'l l'O I'1'1'.w'w'1'z1l1lif1 CJNHIIII Vimi! 1-1'svvv1'ax1r'c: LIOIICILICIN All ss Elvzunm' Smith . ,.... Bylilll UIII 'Tony Angvlu Putty Port Num Bonctti ELMER A. ANDERSON Bud Soccer, Science Club, Orches- tra, Band 'l'hat's the life, boy! . . . Of- ten seen with Steve and Al . . . Sociable fellow . . . Nr-ver at a loss for words. j0SEPH F. ANTONELLI ,Inc Soccer Quiet--EDB . . a. with r . 'll th If ya! . . . gymbnd of som' , Pleasant disposition. ALVIN BARONE Beegec Soccer, Balthi, Hi Y Sly sense df humor . . . Loves to laugh . . 'KHeh! Ile-h! . . . To k o i 's to like him, I BAUDIN nan Balthi 'torial St Purbalite, ' Editor Teens npredictable . . . One man 'fa-Cany onej . . . Kee-rumps . . . Enjoys camping and outdoor life. AN .I X Libr y Cl , :if-nce Club, a oo , ROSEMARIE BELICH Rosie Leaders' Club Belif-ves in being seen, but not heard . . . Calm, sweet disposition , . . Seen with Carmc-lla fl-A., iJffS!6' 1-N ANTHONY ANGELO ' I Tony Baseball, Boys' Gym Club, Science Club, Purbalite, Chorus, Class Officer Seen and heard everywhere... 'LOh, I don't know about that! . . . Curly-haired Casanova . . Has :I harem in his locker, EUGENE F. ARCH Son Looks up to everyone . . . Has loads of friends . . . Blondie . . . Pals with Paulev, J 0' PAUL B. BARTON Bart Boys' Gym Club, Science Club 'l'hr'ives on things scientific .... Ready smile . . , Happy-go-lucky air . . . Often sf-en with Don Ylxrixx - AUDR'Y F. EL IO ' A ie Lf-ade ii A N , fluibrz y C ub, Balthi, P ali E itol' Ha d- book-Asso . ' r, Hon So - ety,, Y X'l'ce 0 0, aph Club, pcs to c A-ngwspa F I rk It 4 es to prln ers, dam-' , R K' , Lows Qc, tomor v'k .' m RICHARD E. BELLINO Dick Basketball, Class Play Gay and debonair , , .Definitely 1' ladies' man . . . Should receive an award for his stage perform- .mu-s. , S f I . fflifiqi ,mf id . I qb 'mum M 'V ERNARDING - V Q ,,., I, to di' - f Q, 3 f A P. p ALBERT w. Bm'Lmx I Al . 'N 1 EIC or S cl b I W Y ' '. H ...-, iyii , i' 1 I 1 ' l 1?1.eldffS'e Q11l111,f ww' lub, i,,, - ' B' 'h' H-ffbalife Yi i . sttst .i.. '1'hf- mlm with fhs car . . . Jw X, I X ' C s.1. 0an't stop malting friends . . .- ,5 rea for film 1' ' '. 'OPS - f Mr'chanu'al ability plus . . . Wf'll to gully S su fly - U Active In lik.-ti by all. Y.,-qi'1'een, . . .ilakes people . . . -.'.1, X i hvou n GENE A. BOHLANDER Gene Science Club, Student Senate, Honor Society, Chorus Possesses an intelligent mind . . . Reserved . . . Once known to be partial to blondes . . . Oh, yea? . . .A constant member of the Honor Society. ROBERT J. BOOTH Bob Enjoyed dancing in gym . . . Can be found with Metzinger . . . Always agreeable . . Dislikes conceited people. l ar 45?y . ca r uu lub B1 ii n ,M fm' wwf! NENO BONETTI Nuts Football, Basketball, Soccer, Track, Varsity Letter, Stage Crew, Hi Y, Class Officer Husky, handsome athlete . . . Who has his bookkeeping done? , , , Black, curly eyelashes, SHIRLEY A. BORNEMANN Blondie Secretarial Club Came to us from Snowden . . Wanna hear a good joke?', . . . Hep bugler . , T uly an active atblete. 4642! W NIERI.E R. BRICKNER Brick 8 Hd - ll 1 ' It I r iltl 1 Track, Varsity Letter I tud ate onor Society, . Y ' Lho s, Orchestra, Band Once a Carrick student . . .His , , , fixture has dark hair ..,. A fast te lingers in both music ,,mn,W0n thp track team l I , A n a' . . . trzzv rout orses Ram. going' . . - ery .we t anl e iuiuz V ' ' ' I girl ff, 'J RALPH CARR Reds aLf 'dffs c 1' Football. Track, Varsity Letter, I-Ii Y I l rglf gra ' , : sonal' ' Punctuality?4What,s that? . Tall, quiet type . . . Lovely hair any girl would envy , . . Blue BEVi'LR,LY . mi' 2 f .iv Z J 1 ' .' u , at e Il b, E . 1, f'YTlI' ' IS I , 11 l 'n' ' S 'th ,Io -V . 'lil G' l 'luic U r DORIS L. CARTWRIGHT Doree Leaders' Club, Art Club, Science Club, Balthi-Editorial Staff, Pur- balite, Honor Society, Y Teens, Chorus, Photography Club, Class Play, Majorettes. Petite blonde . . . Her future is well planned . , Une of out busiest seniors. ROBERT J. CHRIST Christie Football, Baseball, Track Thinks books are troublesome. . . . farls don't seem to interest him . , . Sensible and niee. 5 ' o eyes, too. RONALD J. CHIURAZZI Radar Football, Varsity Letter, Boys' Gym Club, Hi Y Great joker . . . Magnetic per- sonality . . . Y' understand? . . . Seen with Rog and Paul. .. Likes girls and more girls. SHIRLEY R. CHRIST Shirlee Leadersi Club, Library Club, Secretarial Club, Purbalite, Y Teens, Chorus, Class Play Loves her jewelry . . . Friendly . . . Dates some pretty cute char- acters, . . Looks great in blue, uf 05 SHI EY , LA ER Shirl DOLORES J. COCHENOUR lub S Ptarial Club, u ' ss P, I Coke Z A ' , Library Club, Y Toons D ty f' . parkling if L Wants to bv a nursf' . . . Hr-y tmsth ,LIS B01 11 S hflrmgafimi wait for mv! . . . Lovvs P. O. Di ' ' ' il' pi 'A Wiyh vlass . . , Dor'sn't hvlivvr- in hom:- nfat. work. ROBERT F, CQNRQY Bob THEODORE G. COUNCILOR Tcdder Track, Chorus Football, Baskvtball, Track, Smooth danCf'r . . , His SlTlllf' Varsity Lvtter, Svioncv Club, is worth waiting for...DPfinitf'ly Honor Sorif-ty, Hi Y nicf- to know. I, Oh h d A . + , so an some' . . . ppmrs J if M' M,M1iiivt, but you nrvm' can toll . . llurk, dark vyes . . . Huh? HW ROBERT E. COVERT Rabbit DONNA M- CROUCH Donna Buddy, buddyiplash n n ' Has Chvvrlr-udr-rs, Y 'I'f-c-ns, Loadvrs' no particular plans yet . . . Club Straight-forward and unassuming, Prpfms hw mfhn young I 1 . Young or old, thry likr- hor , . . Pflppy Chf'f'rlf'adPr . . . Strirtlv n X iigfrhug- Sully stvlr. ' My' f if X F 1 fx fd W6 .0 JOHN C. vis Lea PVS' C b, qffi,g1dm-S, Y Camo to us from High. . . The-ns, Chorus, Triple Trio A ,lag Ifanf hl I to dance . . . a f' as ION p utr: Rarf-ly seen without Donna . . , IU Flaming trfssvs . . . Cordial . . . Happy whfn danring . . . Loves N to laugh. - ' U3 'I l L .dm s 1 at-orgy LIN 1 L1-cy a l, S, f' ilu lr alitf', I Pr A Lf PM 'al Club, ' omg' . B r alit , X2 ons, High- antl I J . . . 1 , 'ony . . . Amirablr . a HMP 15. .h - ' - Can be 3 his Wm-msn gorgpous . . 'f0h, hoard f-vrl at any Baldwin 3 ah! I knowlll Qillllf' . . . Pr Jpy and lots of fun. DONALD A. DICKINSON Don DONALD F- DTMON Don Football, Track, Varsity LPttf'r E Fqot Hllbff V 'U' Iifttffs oys ry 1 , age .rc-w Long distancf- Romm . . . Good Sc' u 21 i 'torial sport . . . Athlftically inclinod Sta , P li tu ate, . . . Sinrerc- and sof'iabl0...Eas n S ,wt oru Cl Play. k . ml now Z W My Ca bfi f nd ' 1' L emistry ' 0, ' roo . . W? fo is puns M . .ldwi Ei Pin . . W llglwfif F 'Z MARIE A. DIXON Marie Leaders' Club, Y Teens Constantly speaking of Johnny . . . Hard working . . . Stands out on the gym floor .... A lways willing to be helpful. SYLVESTER J. DOLENCE Syl The silent type . . . Never bold . . . Often mistaken for Ceorge . . Even tempered. CATHERINE R. DRESCHER Kay Leaders' Club, Band Our Katie . . . Once won an orchid at Sullv's . . . Independent but helpful. ROBERT J. DRYER Bob Chorus Baldwin's fair-haired boy . . . Rarely excited, but looks are deceiving . . . l'xn not gonna do itl' AUDREY J. ENTINGER And Leaders' Club, Cheerleaders, Art Club, Science Club, Balthi, Purbalite-Editorial Staff, Student Senate, Honor Society, Y 'l'eens, Chorus, Highlander Viln, vigor, and vitality in person . . . Where there's fun, there's Audrey . . . Eternally popular . . , Who saidi ' HARRY F. FEDEROFF Shorty Soccer Accused of being a reckless driver . .,. 'l'hat's what you think! . , . Would like seven study halls a day . . . Fun to be with. 1 MJ XX ROY H. DJUVIK Reds Boys' Cym Club, Science Club, Balthi, Honor Society Jokes galore . . . Came from the wild and wooly West . . . Has a jovial air . . . Often seen with the two Pauls. CARL P. DONOLO Buck Boys' Cynl Club, Science Club Cafeteria cowboy . . . Enjoys a good argument . . . llusky . . . Devil in his eyes . . . Capable, DAWN DRYER Dawn Leaders' Club, Library Club, Chorus Sugar 'n spice and everything nice . . . Serene . . . Big sister ...i'Oh, shoot! . . . Fascinating personality. DOLORES M. DIISCHEK Dewey Leaders' Club, Stge Crew, Art Club, Science Club, Chorus Always has a friendly Hello . . . Cheerful . . . Future Florence Nightingale . . . Had her bangs cut in the llolne Ee, department. EDWIN E. EULER Ed Basketball, Boys' Cyni Club, Science Club Mischievous character . . . Always torlnenting Bud . . . Shines in math . . . Annual hav fever fan, ow-2 Leaders' Club, Y 'l' ettes, Highlander A veteran of Sull C s NORMA JEAN FIS . kj b! AWA LP? MW gum as fast as she tai s . i Likes to drive . . . Defiixzl ld? 7, not need vitamin pills, THOMAS J. FLEMING Toni Boys, Gym Club Gentle and mild . . . Nice ehap . . . Thinks girls :ire unimportant . . . Always ready for :1 good laugh .... 1 N genuine friend. NORMA K. G AFFORINI Norinie Lenders, Club, Sr-eretziriul Club, Bnlthi, Y Teens Trustworthy :ind cooperative . . , Swell ull .around girl . , . lfezieeful und ezilm . . . l'rominent in gym rlzuss, F bf l'N'i it ony CNR ELI, l. GR i I i f 4 Carmel L,f J if Lende? Club, Y 'l1f'fll1S if Mjvl eoniposedlf. , . Usually fgdhd 't R s+'y1 '. . Shows spirit ,Elk 4 . CFiiriidl'Tc'l'ili1is ftuclent. SA HA K . f' BER I Sara , eu ers' nb, Libr ri ilub, . rt Qlub, urbzilite, d lbgkdfor ei will ezinor . . . 'msup ' ootl tier . . , neat ilrf-ss:-r . . E r so nitu-h lim. ' KW! if ,MARIE i 1. nfxbmf' 'bniondie I Cl . ff . ' ,lntfers Club, Li ary C,In'b ,MM . if B b ling ovrwf' wit fcheerful snildlujl. .l flrre igmile . . . Domi-sti'l e Rosy, rosy l'llt't'liS. DOROTHY l. HENNING Dolly Calm und gentle . . . Doesn't like to be tensed , . . Very fond of hi-r nieees . . . Won't reveal her opinion of the opposite sex. JAMES I.. FRIEDMAN Jim Balthi Worked at u theater . . . Takes life as it eomes . . . Seen with joe , . , Found among the loveliest of the ladies. GLENN E. GORDON Flash Balthi, Class Play Makes zi fine salesman . . . Has little to say . . . Easy going, but determined . . . Kindly ,disposed . , towards ull. 'fi W 'X ' ' ,,,Mu'..' ig,U 3, DQ 'Q' .lf 4 ,M ,mm QW U town L' 1 f' CHARLES E. GRIER Reno Football, Hi Y, Varsity Letter Future Joe Louis . . . Enjoys u good joke . . . Best I do! . . . Swell fellow . , . jolly disp ' ' Z X . r Lea 5 . ' ' w e e, 'ho . in l -: i ior .ass o' :- 'N , , 1 1 .6 ' 4 . . s f- fe p mtl 1 o c arm . . asy on the e . . . Can he f ice-skating . , . Often with istlher. if A If tfkgv-126 ,fifl-JC fk iff 'Q V XI K L Q, , fy- at kiwi +249 DONALD R. HARTLAUER Don Secretarial Club, Bnlthi-Assoe. Editor, Purbalite, Student Senate, Honor Society. Intellectual . . . Subdued and modest . . . Exeeedingly Competent . . . Invariably found working on the Bulthi. JANET I.. HILEMAN jan Leaders' Club, Balthi Amiable . . . Peppy . . . Often seen with Marian or jurmet . . . Follows the fashions . . . Pleasant. ci 3 I o. . s a en '- If' . .' - . . . R e' l d Guillaume i tw U HAROLD E. HIMES Herman Balthi, Band Quick smile . . . Rarely agitated . . . Bright eyes . . . Robust , . . Always says I-lil ROBERT T. HOFFMAN Bob Genial . . . Frolicsome . . . Pleasings disposition . . . Never beeoyes angry . . . Just one swell Xguyl xx H 4 T .X M ,,' X J ,J f 7 TW V W 9 AN! eq ,Q E .ILKAHETH M. HUNTER N Q -1, gf Bets t Leaders' Club X' K K . X I Would like to do away with . Dislikes XX 'public' speaking . . deeeitlul people . . . Always j, friendly . . . Fun to know. FRANK R. HYDE Rusty Sociable . . . Merry . . . Has a devilish air about him . . . Makes a big hit with everyone. eww M0 jdfzln B itor'a , Stu nt Senate e , Ch us, ss Play Future senator . . rn . nger . . . Always rea for a good argument . . . Should write a book on Composing love letters . . Oh, yeah! JOHN E. HUDON Harvey Chorus Speedy man with a Comeback . . . Has very definite opinions . . . Loves to argue . . . Soeial sueeess. RICHA i. U R Dick WM SDJ Likes to Clown . . . Keeps all Classes lively with his i'diseussions', . . . Is more intelligent than he will admit . . . Energetic. ARTHUR J. INGLIS Art Band Cool, calm, and collected . . . Quietly enthusiastic' and cheerful . . . Benevolent . . . Silent on his opinion of girls. WILLI H N. AM Bill .ISAAC Marian S N onor Society, , , d is an of mind ' ' td ly hurrtes 01+ Jhlgpai ' . 4 MARY J. JARVIS Jo Leaders' Club, Science Club, Y Balthi, Student Senate, Chorus, 'l'riple Trio ' Super smooth Clothes . . . Runs around with Margie and Bev . . . ond of horses and dogs . . . Gee hizl' N rlend I dy . . . n honor stud t . 'l' ' . the world eouldn't J et along without women. JAMES K. JOHNS Jim Always friendly . . . But the strong silent type . . . Likes to howl . . . In an hurry to graduate. CARL A. JOHNSON Carl Student Senate Dignpled eheeks and light hair . . 5 Has a fiendish li'l chuckle EDGAR C. JOHNSON Ed Mighty neat daneer . . . Suave . , . Makes good use of his eyes . . . Full of fun and faney free . . Unexpeetedly. mischievous. A ' . . Glorles in playing pranks. CDE? Cl? C jf n A, .4 ffjff f ' JW T gf! 1 i ESTH, , . f .ilisther JAMES JOHNSTXQN Red Wdent nz , ,Chee agus, Boys' Cym Club, Chorus, Double Leaders' Call Quartet Vivaeious . . . Rarely ithout a date . . . Always in tune with the latest fads . . , Best nn the gym floor, Always a gentleman . . . Promi- nent in elass affairs . . . Our own carrot top . , . Cond-natured fellow. PAUL KASLEVVICZ Paul AME . I Millie Seienee Club Xjlgle urbalit , . e , , , .e at , is Selentlfieally minded ..., A m- bitious . . . Girls are more trouble q 1 gglinlv . , Sm-n 'g than they are worth . . . Not hLWG0Qd t Ofitirl PxC'ilPtl. , , , pul ith 7 lg 6 g , , A e' er stav ' one . long. CLARA M. KEENER Clara IWARIAN V. KELLY Marian Balthi, Purbalite, Student Senate, Chorus Tiny, blonde lassie . . . Very feminine . . . More than slightly sentimental . , . He gripes mein PATRICK KELLY Pat On of the few Irishmen who are rarel erturbed . . Takes 1 4 .Y pf- . I life in his stride . . . Very mee. DONALD J. KULLMAN Coke Track, Chorus Seems young and innoeent, but oh! . . . Has no particular plans yet . . . Thinks teachers are always trying to make him work. at Leaders' Club Long, lovely curls . . . Can be found with Janet or Nancy . . . Ultra-deluxe fingernailsfher pride and joy . . . Fashion plate. FERDINAND J. KNAPPKE 5 Ferd ' on 551 Finds pleas in a ely a ru- ment . . ' n ly low . . Kno an d 1 a . . Always ha . e fimgkting. ll J ,I 1. KENNETH C. URT . n Football, S r 1' :No angel If r su . , J'En-ioys thklgpposit sex . . Als cla. es? . . N alant . . . ' rit. me Mote. V J i it jf ff' V f g, . ii .ii 1 : , L --L. 1 ' v 5 .,, J , 1 tn is-S ,F 'lf 'l ' 1 i' V uk iff if J we eff fi6!f,,f,fQ SHIRLEY LADLEY Shir Leaders' Club Short, lively, and likable . . . just can't stay still . . . R.xll1f Pla'. J athletic . . . Would have made ai good eheer'le:1cler, IRENE LARSON Lars Leaders' Club, Library Club, Balthi, Chorus, 'l'riple Trio Attractive miss . . . Wears her Clothes well . . . Definitely a good sport ..., 1 Xu excellent gym student, THOMAS W. LUTZ Tommy Prefers that his women be alumnae .... A smoothie . . . Never seems to worry . . . Would kinda like to be a millionaire. Q ,.. ,IW . ,N .,, 5, ' 4 t N Llass ' i': 1 'lip' .- ' A affairs P, . Loaf s f A ,wt t i . sense of humor, A 'iw all 1 JOHN C. ARCUS Mark Football, Basketball, Soccer, Varsity Letter, Hi Y Football hero . . . Bright smile . . . Very friendly . . . Big mo- ment - his First erush , . . Grand to know. X I X, dQSAi,iNa. xl .TELL E11 on all tb S ' , t ' lm i tr l arsity et V X X K uc r a houl ' . . iiesl e ry l s a asyb. . is e loud . . A 'port. an 2 aearl, , , try o gv ' .a 9114! ', ot C ade 'I u C Nrleaders, ge rewr brary Club, Art , sci? , lt ' Edi- t l Eff, urbal , Honor So Y, 'ens, A orus, 'gh- person' ity . . . . :ally ue midst of things . te ff artist. S I:4QlIlJSl1llllI'l, 'K ojybu , tl th JANE A. Locxwoon juni.: Leaders' Club Science Club 7 D Chorus A very sweet kid . . . Sineere . . . Salesgirl at Kaul'mann's . . . A whiz on the gym floor. DAVID LYLF of log , Football, Basketball, ' , Varsity Letter, Stage Crf: , i Y 'l'all, dark, and handsome . . . Mr. America, jr ..... Happy and Carefree . . . 'l'he main thing' is, dou't get excited. RICHARD H. MALEY Dick Football, Basketball, Golf, Var- sity Letter, Science Club, Balthi, Honor Society, Hi Y Businesslike . . . Studious . . . Loved physics . . . Often found with Byron . . . Sharpshooter on the golf eourse RONALD H. MARSHALL Meyer Football, 'l'raek, Boys' Gym Club, Purbalite, Chorus, Double Quartet A real redhead . . . Bright . . . Good student . . . Calm, peaeeful, and eapable. PATRICIA L. MARTIN Patty Leaders' Club, Library Club, Chorus Likes plaids and Cheeks . . . Forever in a good mood . . . Wide- nwake and effieient . . . Niee. fxlqiatt RUBERT P. ME'l'ZlNGl'lR Reds Likablt' lad . . . just a littli' bit girl shy . . . Pt-vvvd with thosc who Can't act natural . . . Nvvvr boisterous. .J I ALIDREY E. iuirticipf Aud Lvadky' 'Club' Lml:2ll'yXi'Liltllj, frmabuim-, ohgdx ty! I xJ M v Ca tgycja bhl- stJ1'vakUqii . ll l tu beau ul c ll Sxion is o of hu ' 'rlx 12 . .i.j llci f 'atv .- --iw, grcatcst as?t . . . Loads to! lvltahty. ...i Q .. 6 r, f t.Q C , vs.: , ,Q f f. J ' . ,xt .4 1 , h VLORRNINE 1.. Moyiur. tom Likillll' to us from Wvst Virginia . . . Madt- a big hit with cvvryonc . . . Swcvt personality . . . Win- souu' smile. f ' Room s. N .1 'Lf Nash , J! , l oaQy l, Basvball, ydns ,kiwi ,HiY .- J I 1st,w0n'tfgiNfJ thi- girls a brvak . . . l'lixQgcfic . . . Easy to get Moqtilzxr' iilliprvsfsiflwl svnior , . . iv, -'K fx VL if, MJ X nfv A I 0 Lv , ,J ' JUAN MILBL' N X Jody Lt-admrs' Club, Scic-into Club, Y 'l'vt'ns, Band, Class Play, Honor Socicty Class comcdicnnc' . . . Lovcs to sing . . . just couldn't livv with- out laughter . . . Au expert in sports. itwtglyj . ULLER -145.1inc ra s I 'l'c-mis, Chorus y fou With! .ois or Brt y . . Scjlm' . . A rather SI ' blur cyvs . . . W' at uianl' 1 ,fl - I f X7 X vi! ,fi , - fl Y , 4 , fl, Lots-1 ,Mr Mow RY 'ff ' Lo 'Lvadyrsi ClulJ57Scgr't't1k1fiz,vl Q.ilub,' Y 'i't-rmsmzhpntsfffwhf fy! 5 ff' . ' Contagi- xsrgigglc . . ,,fSlightly ltiipiwdictzgilf. . . Hvr cllvvks nord no rougc . . . g'Ah! llccklu +47 0' 7 Z MILDREIJ A. NIX M Mooch Loaders' Club 'Dynamic . . . A rval tcrliniqiirt with bubblv gum . . . Alwa 's nvat . . . Always on tht' Graph along with. .- I V,f 'i' 'Qi ,..--V '1 .N 9 Ll ti X ,Qin j-fr, 1 MARJURIE A. NOBLE Margid- XS' Lvadvrs' .Club, -Sviciitic Club, Ali Onlikglliy-'.JJi3lJ' ' Chorus, lriplc lrio V15 .LS sports . n nxixm, ,ln Sci' Charming . . . Sr-on with Bcv Vncl' ' -v ' f f'qUf'm1 WVU with and jo . . . Favors alumni . . . .IOC 01' Carl - ' UW P13115 Uot 'Vwinkling cyl-s . . . Quiet and YW dl'fif117-0- fricndly. A. l'll.l'1ANURl'1 OLSON Elf I ,HAMES I . PALUMBO junior Lt'adL'rs' Club l,ll1'ljiil1U' X I Q 5 5 lrmis, Chorus So swvvt and lovvly . . . Svdatc . . . Very ncat . . . Works at Dudt's . . . Docsn't like to bc called Astrid. His first, last, and only yvar at Baldwin . . . Evvn thc fcllows admit hv's handsomu . . . A delightful companion. HSE! ..:: . sw- pi ' X. A . 5 5 -i JOSEPH C. PARINELLA Joe A smooth individual . . . Finds a good basketball game agreeable . . . Courteous and modest in man- ner. HERBERT PAULEY Herb Baseball Easily recognized by his freckles and tranquil disposition . . . But donlt let the latter fool you . . . A man's man. I RUTH E. PIER ie Seereta 'ia ' u ', ' s For , se t ird finger, left h . . ee to every- bo X sec ta y . . . ometimes ' nd 1 A If D la. 1 A f , ,17 . 1 ' . Wit W. PUMPHREY Pete 'oo all, Basketball, Golf, Hi Y, arsity Letter Agreeably quiet and peaceful. . . . Invariably calm in any situ- tion . . . Seen in 109. PAUL RATZI Mousy Often seen with Roy and Paul , . . Smarter than you suspect . . . Very agreeable . . . A swell fellow to know. REGIS RUPPERT Reg Science Club A large personality for such a small frame . . . Inelined to mis- chief . . . Has lots of pals. fi' otbal, l PLC- Qyilflpqijllfg u fu Came a d burg . . uf ex L 1 -X ' A I ad 5 ,s f ' ' b, if g Be , Q i x , ' iple io N nl :I l l f. ' ' I ' ne y po a' n o M NANLY L PHILLIPS Naney Leaders' Club, Library Club, Purbalite, Student Senate, Chorus, Class Play Oh yeahfw . . . Solid geometry is her Jonah . . . Pals with Bever- ly . . . Likes her job . . . Always neat and pretty. PATRICIA JEAN PORT Patty Leaders' Club, Library Club, Secretarial Club, Purbalite, Major- ettes, Chorus, Triple Trio, Class Officer, Highlanders Petite, pretty senior . . . An- other regular at Sully's . . . Often seen with Lois or strutting with the band. JEAN ANN PUNCHO Jeannie Leaders' Club, Library Club, Y Teens, Highlanders Her prowess on volley-ball eourt adds to her fame . . . Peppy. 1 ' M R ' ' ' lC Let meme nor W W er quiet b ff k, sity 1 , X . . , V t ll . . L' 169 . , p . . . . 'A f. N g ' C a ,Ll say, Count?P 1 1n his y VIOLA A. RUZZI Vi Leaders' Club, Chorus .Never, never worries about a, thing . . . Always ready with a good story . . . Very few things age not worth working for, says s e. Slaailil , ' ' , l 3 9 ffm, .H.. ak ROBILRI In SANNER Bo Science Club, Balthi, Honor So- ciety Tall and scholarly looking . . . Outstanding in all his classes . . . Not an introvert . . . Finds pleas- ure in reading. FRANK j. SCHORR Frank Science Club, Chorus, Band Sociable chap . . . Hardly ever angry . . . Intelligent and ambi- tlous. if 'HLUTZ Sehlutz -I Bo I Gym Club ,, e gfntleman prefers redheads ,2,'vV' b ,t def! . . . Red and I .... . . . ft 1 se 'ith 'l'om. . V f f - ' ' f J ON D 'SSI Don 'eer ' 1 al C , ' 1, 1-'ur xa- lite it ta ho u' en's al' I . enerally found working on the urbalite . . . Is your article ready yet?l' . . . Likes to dance . . . Conscientious. , My FMP. ff! ,, . 0 V N bhX1ON jeamnc retarial Club, Balthi--V Edi- FM 'al Staff, Purbalite, Student nate, Chorus A terror with a typewriter . . . Will make a great private secretary , . . Retiring . . . Seen near Della ALMA MAr5'sMrLL'1'z Alma Her future gave her a ring . . . Proud of her fur coat . . . Lovablc temperament . . . A friend ol everyone. . K ' .A-lg ix FRANK A. SCHANE Frank Q A. . ,H A Boys' Gym Club, Science Club, Balthi, Student Senate, Honor So- sseawiww . A A Friendly . . . One-girl man . Well, now- . . . Efficient . . 3 Executive type. .si Q. WARREN R. SCHORR Wassy Football, Boys, Gym Club, Chorus Without a eare . . . Constantly in hot water . . . Indifferent to scientific: problems . . . Often the eenter of attraction. +0 M'r X I C R Wyfbid W0 al, Basketball, Hi Y, ' sity Lawn' f - a y-g -lue . . . Everyone's pal . . . Sharp witted . . . Always with his bud ,IANNET 'l'. SESTAK jan Leaders' Club, Chorus A student of art and clothes design . . . Usually seen with Janet and Marian . . . Without a doubt, a friendly miss. DONAVLD H. SINIMONS Don Boys' Gym Club At no time is he outspoken , . . Shy . . . Earnest . . . Never goes to extremes. A W Q1 3 r f ONAL A. XM ' Sap' nother om . . . ' boo angs . . Believe in t life easy . . . Won' ea ' iddle nayne. Wh y 4 u, Bask ba11,'ZSeilnte ' , i Y l ee 109 1 Y, ,guru :J 1 ,,c5'r f . 4+ -f w va-vdlf fi ,fgiwd 1' f' 429,79 ' it S'I'EI'HEN SOMPLE Steve Al's comrade . . . Kindly and sympathetic . . . Nice sense of humor . . . just one all around good pal. li . M D QQ 46 Bucl I ep ' library in an uproar , . . ., s to 0 the last word j . . . rd w . . . nows his ow min C 1 GY xg' . SIIIRLEY A. S'I'EAD Steed Leaders' Club Sometimes found with Millie . . . Slim . . . Big eyes . . . A mcrry companion. MARIAN M. STRYKER Marian Serrctarial Club, Chorus, Triple Trio Will be an asset to any business offire . . . A lady at all times . . . Well manncrcd. FLORENCE C. 'l'OLBER'l' Flo Look for her behind the Counter in Bard's . . . Her heart interest is outside of school . . . Often seen with Dolly. BYRON K. UHL B.K. Football, Track, Varsity Letter, Boys' Gym Club, Balthi, I-Ii Y, Class Play, Class Offieer, Basket- ball Future businessman . . . Enjoys jittcrbugging . . . K 1'hc Whistler . . . . Loves his wisccracks . . . Seen with Dick. GLORIA M. SORCER Glo I.i'aclc'rs' Club, Library Club, Y 'll-vns 'l'hc' little doll . . . Extrvnirly trim and tidy . . . Peaceful, pretty and popular. GEORGE W. S'I'AI,LARll George Art Club, Chorus, f,l'L'Ill'StI'ZI, Band Created many a fine poster in his day . . . 'l'4'ases evvryonr' . . . Worked at tht- Balconades .... A roving Romeo wl10's been hooked, I SI ois x up n out C horus C 1.01. ,.s1Eyfri5!-7 t L I Le' vhs' llub, L 'arf l, A' flub nic' 'r' ' lb, ' thi-4 E tori' 1' valite Student C star i l il ir' .... . rf- i lt 1 omv t Sullyis . , . iv ' II sclloc allairs . . . .' xcellel student. MILDREIJ I.. THOMAS Millie Leaders' Club Easily rvfognim-d by hm-r long dark locks . . . Invariably found with Merle . . . She wears such a lovely ring. I'Al X 'IOMKO lIl0lll I tl ' ll, Basketball, Soccer, Va 't Letter, Stag' Crew, Hi Y t tic whiz rn 109 . . . v to 'a'm. . P efers blondes, brul ttv , ' idhf ds . . . Per- Qs si y pl XQ11 SY' r I bln-w u . NANCY I.. VALISKO Nance Leaders' Club, Student Senate, Chorus Sven with .Iannet and Mal'ial1 . . . Proud of her fancy pcnman- ship . . . Annoyed by those who tc-asv . . . Niee clothes . . . Niee personality. lvl f FRANK J. VA'l I'ER Frank Full of fun . . . Hard to Find when he's wanted most . . . It's sufficient to say that l1e's a very niee person. LOIS J. WAGNER Jeannie Leaders' Club, Library Club, Y Teens A firm believer in late hours. . . . Looking forward to Mom and Dad's anniversary . . . Seen with Shirley. BE ' AL ' Bev GEORGE J. WALKER George Pu 'l C-J Clurgfg'fQf'fQ Ulubj A real shorty . . . Has little to ' llccn say . . . Look for him in 109. ts p C ad n -.5 mer ' nal . . 'bl pi . . que y in its f n DONALD R- ALT D00 DORIS ANN WASHABAUGH Basket 'l'r' Boysi Gym Washy Club, YC 'C Ballhl-'Edl' Leaders' Club, Secretarial Club, t0f Science Club, Chorus Plall nd, 'l ng . . . e t l e y . . Our hard- w ig thi chie . . . Has fr ids ' the score. MARY ALICE WEBB Webb Leaders' Club, Secretarial Club, Chorus Vigorous . . . Wields a wicked baseball bat . . . Interested in all sports . . . Look for her near Mooch. .wwf WL - W X' TH ' W. WI 'OLESKI 'I'ommie Soccer, Coll, Varsity Letter, Balthi, Purbalitc Self-reliant . . . Valuable mari on the golf course . . . Friendly sort of guy. DELLA E. WISE Dimples Secretarial Club, Purbalite More than slightly sweet . . Generally found with Jeannie . . . Never artificial or insincerc. Can you work in the gym next period? . . . Pleasing to know . . . Exceptionally neat. ROBERT J. WELSCH Bob Student Senate, Hi Y Dare-devil . , . Extraordinary dancer . . . Ready for trouble . . . Prizes that wave in his hair. EDWARD C. WILKIN 'O ' Gym Club f, , ' Very indepen fnt . . . 'l n an excuse to get out of c ass-a' class . . . Likes gym el . DORIS L. YERGER Ginger Chorus Smooth redhead . . . Has no worries about her future . . . Likes Kelly green . . . Often seen in shoe stores. Ein illllvmnriam JOHN FELTGEN And when in other elilnes we meet. Some isle or vale enchanting, Where all looks flowery, wild, and sweet, And naught but love is wantingg We think how great had been our bliss ll' heaven had but assign'cl us To live and Clie in scenes like this, With some we've left behind us! Thomas Moore ANNOUNLIICIQS STUDIU L Spill!-ml l,I'l'NidQ'lll Yin' Prw Sm'L'1'vl4n ry 'l'1'czmm'1 'IUNIUR umss NIH lwlnmmlm' li. Shui l'llIl L vs Vzxgliu llil Ill .Iulm Call I Will CLASS LIOLURS R1-ml Qmcl XX llilm- GLASS l l.UXX'L1R Rf-ml Raw' CLASS MU'l l'U ms NHIlll'llliI1QI. do NUIl1L'llliIlg. lu- NHIIIVI hill mr: xxl'l'lll'I ll mu fx 1 nm Buruli l ,l l w .v ' A qi gg, tj- ' ' f STUDIU B BUPPOVH 1 I, HRS! Ngby rl L Douglas Aekrnan Dan Agosti Charles Anderson Nathaniel Andrews Nancy Archer Willialn Barati Rita Barcage Betty Baudino joan Bee-rbower Dorothy Dilla Howard Boeltz june Bogart Dolores Boni Mildred Bonr Doris Brittner Mildred Brnilovich Lois Bruce Lawrence Buckley john Call Riley Carson George Uarvenclr-r lalnxa Catenaro Veronica Uicelnilto Alice Cleary Joan Conley Mary Esther lJ'Alessio jun Davies Byron Derby Ida DiStcfano Joseph Diulus Betty Dreviuth Phyllis Dryer james Dyer Carolyn Edwards Doris Edwards Louclla Egcde Uarl Erdley Alfred Eyrollcs John Faber Chris Falkenstein Gcorgc Feth Gail Gcilfuss Robert Geiss Shirley Glass Dolores Goettler Rosemarie Goodnight Clara Graef Steve Gralfanr Gertrude Habcrland Bill Harvey Marilyn Hatch Carol Haudcnschilt William Heinecke Delmar Heinen Ralph Henning Dorothy Herman Jack Hiller James Holmes Mary Jane Holzhauser Lef: Irwin Donna Jones Charles Karel Betty Kelly Ray Knerhtel Mary Kowalski Walter Kuehn Mary Kurtz Lois Ladley Sally LaDona Milton Lanz Joan Leech Magdalene Lengyel Clleo Levi Bob Lewis Kay Litzenherger 'Diane Luclerer Ralph Lutz Frank Maekewieh Donald Maj:-r Dolores Mallasse Leona Marcus Russell Marsteller William Mclirae Clement McDonald jack McMillan jack McWilliams William McWilliams Dorothy Mehn George Miller Richard Monk Donald Moon Earl Moses Paul Murphy William Murphv Donald Mussetter Ronald Neudorfer Marilyn Nicoson Kathy Niernann joseph Niro June Oliver William Passavant Robert Patterson 'llhonias Patton Don Peterson JUN I ORS Marilyn Phillips Betty Piel Patsy Pistelli 'u Ray Riddle Merqynn Riley Sail-lv+ Ringeisen ifbyp Q N. Peggy Roek Ben Sehmidt Marvin Schultz Dolores Sieleken Jane Smith Clarenef- Smoyer Barbara Thomas Jim 'l'hoinus Walter Thompson Donald Tombs Donald Vaiden Jim Vnglin Donald Weis William Weitz Donna Werner Lois Wise Betty Yinger Doris Yung Mary Zimmer Arthur Huggins Doris Biekar Margie Qneek Dolores Rieohelli Virginia Ringeisen Fld Roadway Charles Roehelle Matthew Sl l'1l1lt7 ROl5PTt Self-ski Doris Shea Barha ru Stokes Ruth Streeter jean Sweitzer Clara 'l'imura Virky 'l'kiesuk lil:-amor lomala Florence Wagner Rose Marie Waterman Stanley Walney ielln Wif-denheft Lois Williams Mzlrgy Wilson Jerry Zaar Kenneth Zeleznik joan Zill Donald MrWilliams Shirlev Pollock Bill Feldman Verne vlobst Don Ma:Williuins john Murphy ANNOUNCERS STUDIO F SUPIIOINTORE CIASS SIDODSOY' ...,,. ,,.... N '11, Rolwrt I.. GI'll1WhS P1'cw1dc'11t .....-, Vim' Pl'l'SiCll'I1I S1'r'r1'i111'y 'l'1'1-z1s111':'11 CLASS COLORS 121111111 :md Whitt' CZIASS l I,OXN'ICR Wvflilk' Rim' CLASS MO'I FfJ Ilcmald Wilson 17011 L11tc'l1 Sus' Enkofl' xlzwk Motts XM- Nl1'1lI ln- 111dg1-cl, 11111 Irv XVIIZII wv 111111111 I1:1x's- lwvn but lmy what wc' IIZIVI' hl'l'Il SUPPORTING CAST STUDIO C A A T J Hf' M ' ,V yt V - f , 3 , ' Win, A ww 5, V' ff 3:55, -1, fy , fnnfkfgwf ,.,, , I ' ':',' gmf f-,: , , f' J ' ' ' ' ' B . fr .1 ' ' I -- I , fx , ,, . 1, r ' o r 4 is , E i -- TT,V . , E ,. ' V 1 V , ' , f ' Q :N 'ff ' f V ' V A, my l in M V , ,h i ,ra V. Vi ,M ,V , V ,nf 'gk f fs ff 'li 27:14, ' f ' A '77 1 V- 5 'f', 1 , fn 's f' 1 ' ' J' x ff'- 1 , , I H H M -if it M E 4 f , U N, -- 4 rv ,, or , V ' , -- ' ' fir , W, as A A ' TTTT i Q 5 M ,, e A r 2 Q i Q it f T -ff fe: M AW, - ' f L ,g,, -- , Q S It tp, .,,. . M . is! -1 gap I '-If , . - , K 4217 Tiff ,,, ' ' if ' - . 1 l , A E , 1 .E f i Q ' E TT , f '- ' V l ' A it ' ' ' ' V '- MQ' W John Albert, Clark Allen, Donald Allen, Merle Allen, George Allwes, Ruth Areli, Helen Arndt, William Ayers, Joseph Barati, jean Barton, Eleanor Bnudino, Delores Bellino, Orrin Benz, Janet Benzing, Joan Blaine. Alice Blank, Elaine Boerio, Ralph Bommer, Michael Bondi, William Bonomi, Crnee Bragg, Marilyn Brenlsle, Dorothy Brnilovirh, George Brooks, llnrry Brown, Robert Brown, l'h0mas Robert Buckley, john Butler, Frank Chope, Dolores Conley. Charles Costa, Adrienne Croft, Mason Crouch, Harry Clupp, Annu Mae flzeezely, filmrles Dahl, Clare Dietzen, joyee Djuvik, Peggy Donovan, Audrey Dowling, jonnne Driseoll, I.:1Verne Dryer, Wilbert Dryer, William Durkin, Ruth Edwards. Emmett Ethridge, Riehard Englert, Sue Enkoff, Gladys Entinger, Betty Ersher, Carolyn Estep, Vera Faxeeliini, Mary June Fauss, Nancy Flanignn, Donulcl Ifngenl, Kathleen Curinani, Shirley Cordon, Mary Ann Green, Alan Greer, Joyee Guy. Marjorie Hartman, Niek Hartman, Judy Harvey, Riehard Hzissenpflng, Norma Hays, Ethel Hess, ,Ioan llolidzxy, Jaek Holmes, Tliereszi Inihrogno, Frmik ,Innzc-r, Louise jollre, Audrey Johnson, Donald Julian, Carl jury, Wilma Katz. lrvft Lee, David Keener, Margie Keener, Norma Kirseli, Mary Ellen Klein, llarry Klose, Ralph Kreurer, joseph Krupitzer, Betty l.z1Borcle, jonn I.:-rsr-li, jezuinnn Lewis, Milton Lex, Paul Liehman, Alfred Lorenzi, Donald Lnteh. SOPHOMORES Glenn Macher, John Mahoney, William Mathews, Domenic Mattei, Earl Mattes, Everett McAllister, Paul McClure, Louis Mcllomhs, Arlene McCune, Richard McGill, Kle- velia McMillf-n, Joseph McMurray, Betty Lou' Melani, Jacob Meyer, Elizabeth Miller. June Miller, Phillis Moffat, lvlarilyn Mosurak, jack Motts, Harry Nicklaus, Jmnef: Nix, Paul Normile, Richard Ohringer, Eileen Pahlman, Robert Patton, james Perkins, Frank llerzak, Carole Petvrson, William Phillips, jane Phillips. john Pistelli, Marilyn Preis, Donald Pumphrey, Terry Redman, Joseph Reilancl, Ruth Reiltzel, Lois Rothharr, Leslie Rowlands, Donald Russum, Robert Schaner, Rosemary Srlieider, Robert Sehorr, Frank Schweitzer, Martha Svhwotzer, Margaret Srhultz. Thomas Shepherd, Alicv Sherwin, William Sherwin, Joseph Simoni, Sally Skinkle, Jarnes Slistro, james Smith, Jeanne Snee, Richard Sole, Janine Sprague, Riehard Stark, -Ioan Stonie, Daniel Swiekline, Edna Mae Taylor, Mary Ann Timura. Charles Tomala, Arthur Tombs, George Tsagaris, Marie Ullrieh, Nancy Vanistenrlael, Lois Vey, Ruth Vivkless, Thomas Wagner, john Walhert, Evzuline Wzire, joan Wzxssel, lllarn Waterman, Nancy Weber, Eleanor We-is, Arlene Wenerstroni. Lois Werner, Carole White, Jean Wiek, Frances Wielgoleski, Glen Williams, Rielmrcl Williams, Donald Wilson, Rohert Wilson, Charles Winterling, Shirley Woodhall, M:1l's' Lou Yount, Putrieia Younl, William Zuleta, Lois Zill, Jerome Zipfel, CAMERA SHY Marv Rose Brnseerni, Mike Brody, lloward Keener, Robert Kullman. W 'hw STUDIO D STAND INS MISS KIRKLAND- GRADE 9-l First Row: Jr-rry Dimprl, Lawrrnrc' Svrvirh, Jamrs I-Iarnmvr, IZIITIPS Carr. Srcond Row: Jack Knrf-, Darrc-ll Linton, Olivr Mar- Hohnrs, Joannr' Smith, Mary Lon Slistro, Mary lion jacquart, Rita LaRosa, Wanda I.oPrPsti, Barbara Irwin, Rirhard Bonr, Boyd liliristofffl. Third Row: Miss Kirkland, Sam Moorr, Krnnfth Mvloy, Pat Stokrs, -lohannc' Llowrlyn, Lois Pirrrr, 'l'i:n Normile, Ann Moody, Cyril Baumgart, Sally Enkoff, Louiso AXPISOTI, Hannah Prarson. Fourth Row: Phill Mcflonaghry, Carol Callaghrr, jamrs Phillips, Ronald Hartay, Rirhard Wilson, john Smith, Carl Backr, Martha Crow, Paul Schneidvr. MISS C0RNFOR'l'H'-HGRADE 9-2 A First Row: Patrick Wrlsrh, I-Iarold Strinrr, Eilfrn Erskine, Krnnrth Booth, Marilyn Mc'Elhf-ny, Arlen:- Yodrrs, Mary Jane Stallard, Dorothy Glass, Dolorrs Blank, Earl Hvwitt, ,Irfan Lf'f'c'l1, ,lamb Knovdler. Second Row: Miss Cornforth, June Doring, Elainf- Metzingrr, Mary Lou Niro, Carol Rniland, Barbara Probvrt, Gencvirvo Data, junta Millrr, liois Kif-frr, Lois Millnr, I.0l'I'Z1lUf' Ilolzhansrr, Marilyn She-ppik, Virgic- Nasci. Third Row: Richard Ross, William McGinley, Donald Bnrhl, Howard Mirt, Anthony Lisanti, Raymond Bom-tti, ,Iamrs Martin, David Wfhlm. MR. AIKEN-GRADE 9-Ii First Row: Rirhard Kording, Jainrs I-lalry, Wilmvr Srliwfitzc-r, Raymond Markrwirh, Rosino Wrlsharlims, Sam Parinvlla, ,Ioan Bankf-r, Herman Frhl, Howard Rall, IIf'lf'Yl Shotts, Danifhl llapanzzi. Srcond Row: William Rridrr, Josophinr Stfphrnson, Dorothy Iiylo, Marjorie Croato, Barbara Drfsclier, Shirlvy Jordan, james Woodsidr, ,lame-s Schultz, Rr-id Elcrfssor, Nanry Wasnfy, Margarrt Richards. 'l'hird Row: Marilyn Bahdc-, john Litzvnhnrgf-r, Barbara Camphffll, Wlillftl' Lapinski, Richard Steal, Paul Royf-r, Dorothy Mudron, Ralph Knllman, Vinrf-nt Major. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MR. CONNER- GRADE 9-4 First Row: Darlffn jordan, Anita Karol, Carol Boch, John Bouson, Brtty llvnnrhtt, Nanry Walion, Edwin Srhultz, Krnnc-th Wu:-rthr-lf-, joan MPfZglll', Richard Davidson, Donald Marhrr. S4-Cond Row: Mr, Conner, Eve-lyn Olson, Ella Lou Blythe-, Jamos Wood, Frank llvinf-rkr-, Mary Ann Drrr'-so, David Williams, Brtty Krav, Elixahc-th Horn, Carol 'l'hoinpson. Third Row: Mi4'liaPl KPHlf'F, Rohr-rt LIISIPF, Allwrt Kaufinzin, Arthur Rurlgr-, Iloinvr Krslar, llarrv Ruff- nf'r, Cf-rald Rffop, john Andorson, Alhort Rvid. MR, PE'l'lIl'llil. GRADE 9-5 First Row: lris Kfnnrdy, Don Kamr-ror, Bohhy Johns, Ailf-Pn Bollrnan, 'l'f'd Brurff, Ronald Christ, Frank Pastor, Este-r King, Coorgo Seilvr, janws Encimrr, Mary Kovacs, Chuck Gogirk. Second Row: Mr. Potchol, Prftrr Kostanirh, Waltz-r D'Alr'ssio, Dorothy Erdlc-y, Bs-vrrly Hroch, Melha Sinnftt, Doris McWilliams, Lois Ruffnrr, Mary Rollin, Dorothy Vida, fi1'l'l'lldlI1f' Millflr, Ste-lla Kost- anivh, Viola Lancif-. Third Row: Elmrr Phillips, Goorgf' Bonne-tt, Harvy Callwitzrr, Frank Mauro, Stflvv Motrovirh, Frank Pitsrhman, Don Hillrr, Frrd Matthis, Dirk Eisongart, Dzivf- Ds-hski, Louis Mrluni. L MRS. CORBETTM--GRADE 8-I First Row: Jackie Conlon, Jack Conlry, Lois Marks, Donald Witt, Wzirrr-n Drvvr, Louise- Wf-hh, Joseph Angflo, Shirley Hays, Marilyn Schweitzer, Patricia Furlong. Second Row: Mrs. Corbett, Barbara 'l kic'suk, Dolorrs Mauro, Donald Strwzirl, -IZIYIIFS Zill, john Kom- leniff, Paul Egc-dr, Frvd Wzlltffrs, Edward l,ail':it:i, Mary Ann Coots, Nzinrx' Walvrumn. Third Row: Lois Morris, Joann Lfiskovitz, Carol Durbin, Ralph Mcfluirk, Florr-m'f- lilvlhf-, .-Xndrvw Dohrl- slrin, Georg? Langol, Edward Ruffm-r. MISS PUERZERW-GRADE fl-2 First Row: Brtty Lee Klein, Anna Huggins, Marif' liytli, Sally Brown, Graff' Kirin, .lark M1'N:miara, Edward Half-y, Clifford Horn, Pvggy Hr-ilmf-rt, Carol Sniil:-y, Mary janv Ingrzuu. Second Row: Ann Marie Puvrzrr, Ward Brooks, l,:iVc-rnv Monde-nhall, Bc-ltv Durkin, llowzurd Kin-in, Don- ald Clark, jf-an Df'gfxllh2ll'fll, LuR:nr- jrnson, june- Baird. Third Row: William Hendrickson, Edward Burg, Ronald Wright, 'l'luom:is Blzmlorcl, fir-rrv Moorhrad William Knlly, john Drvlin. Q MR. CU'l'SllAl.L-HGRADE fl-fl lst Row: Edmund Ricci, Dolorvs Lf-wis, Roln-rl Allmi, Vulvra Sayrr, lloyrv Svssi, Ralph Wrist, Pe'-tfr Ruzzi, Elainv Sf-ltxc-r, William We-lsrh, Nnnn Mau- Bucci, B1-rnnrd Kur-:lr-rims. 2nd Row: Mr. Clutshall, Lois Allrn, Shirlvy llartay, Mzirlr-nf' Barlko, listlim' lmx, Boalrirrf Jordan, Mary Jam- l'r:1r'v0, Lynn Boyd, llzitlivrinf' Pastor, Ruth Lanz. Tlrd Row: David Durbin, William O'Brivn, Richard Kvllur, Donald Srhmidl, ,lnxm-s Znrrrslai, Donald Huston, Jamfs Gr:-nvrs, Donald Mc'lTormac'k. MR, WEAVER-- GRADE 8-4 lst Row: V Lois Vnldism-rri, .Io Ann Sr'l1uflvr', john Mzigvru, .Imwt Mc:Uonzigln'y, Alan Knrlr, .lohn Stvplivns, A-Xndrrw Andvrson, Alan .fXnclvrson, Billy Hntllznway, Gcorgv Roddam, Lois Srhofl. Qncl Row: .lanivs Musv, jon' Rvclcling, lllyssvs Uoloinhini, l,l'2lIl l'nul, Alfrvd MKfLlI'2ll', Bob Ruflrn- nzirli, Bob Larson, Bonniv Lou Dolan, Carol Stracl. Iird Row: Mzirir Flznnignn, Lorrnim- Krnrns, Bvttr Ringrisvn, Blllgljlillll Lighlncr, Rcrd Kittcrrnan, jannvs Snokr, Orrin Hutch, jznnvs Srhwnrdon. MISS BLAZIZK 'GRADE 7-1 First Row: I Dnnirl Gorttlv, Lvon Wilson, lN'illinn1 Millrr, Vincirnt Lutrh, l'lclwzlrd Krrns, lflnrc'iiL'C MlllF1'. Svcond Row: Shirlvy Yvngvr, Ivlathildn N12ll'l'Fli, Bvtty Ruffnvr, Carol Roland, Patty Fulton, Dorothy Burrvll, Shirlry hlnclron, Pvggy Junlvr, Wnnvtu Millvr, Lois Jam' Cobb. Third Row: Miss Blazvk, Robvrt Swic'klinm', Jerry Rvid, CIlc'nu'nt Lnwrm'nCc', William Puttvrson, Dorothy Srhultz, Uhznrlvs Wilson, Richard Ethridgv, Williznn Kirsvhnizin, Ennna Rocllvllv, Uatlicrinc Mcilrac. Fourth Row: Sarah Anderson, Ruth Wndv, Doris Wilkinson, Phillip Kzlrrcllrr, Richard Frushcll, Paul Allwcs, Carol llaunisou, Bonnie Powcrs, Robert Mujcr, Frank Sunkcys, Anna Schumacher. First Row: Second Row Third Row: First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row First Row: Second Row: 'l'hird Row: Fourth Row S MISS HENDERSON-GRADE 7-2 Norman Viekless, Barbara Gall, Donald Eisenbarth, William Dryer, l'aul Seller, Milton Barlow, Carol Gay, janet Haley, Clifford Piel, Mary Ann Haney. Miss Henderson, Gay Peters, Leona Reid, Marion Koxlenchar, Dolores Magera, Norma Boeltz, Deane Burehinal, Virginia Lawrence, joan Swiekline, Duane Kennedy. Robert Bonomi, Mildred Metrovieh, john ,Wagner, Florence Vaglia, Betty Farar, Loretta Leskovitch, Ronald Knechtel. MR. THOMPSON' GRADE 7-Il Victor Snyder, Anthony Haley, Charles Skowrnek, Alfred Zaleta, joseph Lutz, john Holtz, james Neill, Charles Young. Suzanne Keener, Nancy Stephens, joanne Group, Mildred Loelfler, june Grabill, Elizabeth Prescott, Patricia Bauer, Shirley Carlin, Lllitis james, Marcia Linton, Martha Munnis, Nancy Simpson. Mr. Thompson, john Ambler, Marion Streeter, john McGill, Albert Nicklaus, Elsie jagnow, Sandra Doodrill, Bernard Schmidt, Henry Bowers, john Broeren. Richard Frill, Lidia jonardi, Edward Phillips, Diane Gamble, Virginia McCartney, joannc Schultz, Sarah Hess, Ruth White. MRS. KUR'l'Zf GRADE 7-4 james Peaeh, joseph Gaponi, Edward Murphy, Earl Maxon, jack Ruflenaeli, Robert Keller, Ralph Broseius. joyee Baxter, Elizabeth Peaeh, Marcia Vandermast, Doris Deets, jane Monning, Mary Lou Hill, Phyllis Ahel, Ronald Brown, Donna Perry, Harry Yoehum, joan Davis. Diane Taylor, jane Berryman, Barhara Bohaehie, Mary Hulse, Shirley Bradley, Donald Gray, Clark North, janet Zeiler, Paula Sestak, joyee Prickett, Elaine Paul. Peter Dahl, Edward Logue, David Lersch, Ely Westapal, Donald Keener, john Kurtz, How- ard Eiscngart, Ronald Barati, Thomas 'l'immins, Richard Sorgcr. W ' Y fi S' oo , I Swim ' Lx: I '1 f,fl'ff?,4 ff f 1 I mul 1 a Illllllll' sn-x'x'1u'xx1tI1 'll1fIl1'llll' p'11'lul Imtiull amd llHkOI'dillQ 1'dL1c'gltim1ul lwrwlilx. CDRGANIZATICDNS , ww ,nm WWE? W 'ir ailing AMW' BHS Compost-d of Purposs- Rmnarks ,,,, THE BALTHI STAFF Sponsor .,,,.,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Editor ,A..,,...,,,,,,,,, Associate Editor .... Businc-ss Manager .... Staff: Alvin Baroni- Al Bcxtlf-r Jim Fflfxdlllllll Circulation M2iIl2lgCl' Ff'nturrs Editor ....,,.. Staff: Audrcy Bclfiorc Organizations Editor Staff: .Innvt Hilc'mun Sports Editor ,. . Staff: Roy Djuvik Art Editor ,,,. , Staff: Gcrrc Bott Typists ,.......,, , Staff: Lucillff Dvvlin Proofrvadr-rs .... Staff: Irrne Larson Harold Hinivs Richard Hunt: -1 Richard Malt-y Clara Kcvrim' Bob Sannrr jo jzirvis Audrry Enting l' I' Mr. Robrrt Grubbs Don Walton Don Hurtlaucr Frank Schanv Byron Uhl Torn Wirlgolcfaki , , Don Uinion .lonn Baudino Donald Svssi .. Dorm' Curtwrifth' Bolx Lylcs Harold Hi'-'rr Ulm-nn Gordon Dorothv LHDUHM Alina Sxncltz .Ivan Srxtc Norma Gaflorini Lois Stmn-ft' Mrnnhf-rs of tht' svnior rlzxss who hnvv In-1-n svlwfc-cl ln's3:1us6' of thvir spcrial :lhilitv in thc- various holds ol lIldl'7l'J!W' nc-Cvssary to product- and publish Qi yearbook. Wa' hope it is obvious! 'l'hc Staff. he-adcd hx' Don Walton and Don lFl?ll'll2lLlt'1', has worked diligc-ntly. compiling mntvrial and photrwrzmhs. ff-If-Ph ing designs fund tho fhvnir' for thc' 194-8 :mm-'11, Thr- mlm: cation of this yvarhook is a tremendous Mrk. but 'v inn intvrcsting and constructive onc. The stuff hopvs that this production of thc Balthi will II1CCt with your immcdiato approval. Sponsor . Ullieers ,,.,., Composed Meetings Purpose , Activities Rlllllllllkh BIOLOGY CLUB , ,,.. Mrs. Mary Deer President Secretary , , Carolyn Estep Vice President .. ...... Donald Wilson ,, Mary Ann Green Clara Keener l'reasurer ,...,, Albert, john Barati, joseph Barton, jean Baudino, Eleanor Boerio, Elaine Bragg, Grace Brnilovich, Dorothy Djuvik, Joyce Edwards, Ruth Enkoff, Sue Estep, Carolyn Carman, Kathleen Green, Mary Ann Guy, Joyce Irnbrogno, Theresa Keener, Clara Keener, Margie Interested A or H Members: Klein, Maryellen Lewis, jean Ann Moffat, Phyllis Nicklaus, Harry Perzak, Frank Rothhaar, Lois Skinkle, Sally Tsagaris, George Wassel, joan Wenerstrom, Arlene Werner, Lois White, Carole Wilson, Don Winterling, Charles Yount, Mary Lou Yount, Patricia B Biology students. Every other Wednesday. 'l'o instruct pupils in Biology beyond classroom study. Attended the Congress of Science at the Buhl Planetarium and heard several speakers on Biology. 'foured the Allegheny Observatory. lhis club, newly organized this year, is sure to become one of the rnost interesting organizations at Baldwin High School. .. N Ji.. i A JH. 971 'fihi. CHEliRl,l'1ADliRS Sponsor Miss Bvth Pcrisom A Oii'ii'i'i's ., .. Si-nior' High llziptziin ,..,, ,... 1 xlldllf' .ElltlIlgl'l' Domus f,il'OllCil -Iuxiioi' High Clziptziin .,,, ,, ,, ,. H liili-4-ii Iirskim- ' ' Nlury Lou Niro Sviiioi' Squad .,...... Dorothy Lz1Doi1u, Lois DilI'I'C7i'il, listhr-i' johnson, Lois Lzldlvy, Bcity D1'vvit4'h, Mary Kowalski -lu1iio1'Squ:1d ,,,,,,,, Lois K4-iff-i , Rilii IAZIROSQI, lloyu- Simi, Lois Sfhoff. Carol Stvzid, B2ll'i?2l1'2l 'l'kii:- C.o-cuptaiili ,, ,,,, , .,,.,,,,, C40-uipluiii . ..,...,......,.,,,,, , ,,,,,,....,.,,,,,,, .,,, , nik, Nlziric' Flzlriiguxii VIIIINIM' ,, 'lo lvzid thi- fiildi-nt body in l'i1l'l'l'iI12 for our Lvzuiiis during football and hzislwtbzill svzlsoii. .Xulixitim-5 , Mandi' motions to fight songs :md nc-w flu-l'1's. Rvimirkm , Thi' Sruioi' and junior High Qiill'l'l'1i'kldl'I'S dl'5K'l'Yl' ll lol of vu-dit for zltlvnding all gzmivs. iff' - xii ' ' Mr, 1, MK A , Sponsor' Ufl'ic't-rs Cloniposml ol' Mvmings Pu rpmv .fXc'tivi1if's R:-tiiairlxs DEBATING SOCIETY Dr. Glziflvs llnthnwztv lin-gigipm , , Stvvt- Grnflzmt v-w- Vim- P1-1-giflq-nf H Cfzitl Cmilfutsg Nitnvv .'xl'l'l1t'l' Sr'c'rr't:tt'V . 'rr H , - . - msimi .A,, , Jtuiv Bogart ,Iuniors :md svniors who wish to ltr-ttf-t' thvii' nnliilitim iii spfuiking :xml clvlmttng. llvvrv Fridnv :tftvr school. To furthr-r thc' studvnts' unclrrstanding of spf'cfc'I1-n'i:1kii:f' :md dt-hitting :md to promote- skill in thf-sr' arts. lJl'f'Sk'I'ltf'd two df-hates in assrmlilivs and nttf'ndr'd it dvlmtf' givvn hy notvd spmtlwrs :lt thc- Stvnhon Fostvr lNlt'morinl llzlll. This OI'Q2ll llZilll0H has dvvs-loprd thnx ztlmility to hold its own in :mv vlnsh ol opinions. 'l'hiiili twivr' ln-lorr arguing with the-qw wits. ,'xY1flf'Y'S0ll, lllitirlvs .'Xl'l'llt'l', Nxmvx' Btirzuti, William litnwngv, Ritz: H4-vrlmow 't', .loam Bogart, jum- Hlll'l'ilf'y, Lzii't'v Cartwright, Dorm' lJ'.'Xlt'sSi0, Marx' lm Hinton, Dori lJrt'vitc'h. lit-ltx' ligvdt-, Lotta-Ili: F:-th, Grorgt- Hvilfuss, flgiil fhxwf, lllnrzu thvi Mrmlwrsz fh':nf'T:u1i, Stow- llznhf-rlnml, llc-rtrtuh llillc-r, jack llolmvs, Jzniivs -lolmst, Vvrnv l,itff'rtlmf'l'gc'i', Katy Nicoson, Mttt'ilx'n Niro, .Iosvph Pzissznvnnt, Bill ,Rilmy Mvt'ilx'titi Stokvs, liau'lt:.n':t loiitlis, 'llonnlrl Wish, linis Wilson, Mzurgx' Sponsor Oflnicers .. Composed of Meetings ,..A Purpose .,.. Activities ..... CYMNASTIC CLUB Mr. joseph Mixie President -- ,lilll ,l0l1Y1Sf0H Vice President ...... .... C iarl Donolff Seq-rf tary ,,,. ,, Don Dimon Treasurer ,. .. .,.,,,.....,.Y.., 'l'0T1V AIl2f'l0 Members: Angelo, Tony Barton, Paul Call, Jack Dahl, Charles Davies, Jon Djuvik, Roy Donolo, Carl Erdley, Carl Fleming, Tom Holmes, Jim Johnston, Jim Lapinski, Walter Neudorfer, Ronald Schaner, Bob Schlutz, John Shepherd, Thomas Tombs, Don Walton, Don Wilkinson, Ed Winterling, Charles Weis, Don Boys of the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades participate in varsity athletics. Every other Wednesday at seven o'elock in the school gym- nasium. To build healthy bodies for those boys who are not active in the sehool's sports. who do not Presented a gymnastic program for the school. This club has been a great success because it has given those boys who were unable to participate in other sports a chance to better their sportsmanship and gymnastic ability. Sponsor Ufzfieers Composed Meetings Purpose .. Aetivities Remarks . HI-Y Mr. Charles Campbell President ...Y........... .. .. Vice President ..... Treasurer .,...... Secretary ...., Chaplain , Anderson, Chuck Barone, Alvin Bonetti, Neno Carr, Ralph Carson, Riley Chiurazzi, Ronald Councilor, Ted Diulus, Joe Falkenstein, Chris Grallam, Steve Grier, Charles Kurtz, Ken Lyle, Dave Mackewich, Frank Maley, Diek Dick Reek Neno Bonetti Carl Seovron Don Sobezak Members: Marcus, John Marsteller, Donald Nasci, Roger Pumphrey Lloyd Reck, Digit Riddle, Ray Roadway, Ed Schmidt, Ben Scovron, Carl Sobczak, Donald Thompson, Walter Tomko, Paul Uhl, Byron Vaglia, Jim Welsh, Bob Boys in Senior High School who have been voted into the eluh hy a majority of its present mernhers. . ,.,. Every other Thursday. Ronald Chiurazzi To advoeate clean living and high ideals among all hovs. Raised one hundred dollars for the National Youth Fund, which rebuilds war-torn Y's in foreign lands. Won Allegheny County Hi-Y hasketball ehainpionship during Christmas holidays. Two delegates from the cluh attended the state Hi-Y con- vention in Harrisburg on April 2 and 3. .. The Hi-Y is u leading society with excellent goals and an outstanding influence in the ideals of the memhers. Spomor fJH'ir'r'l's QIUIIIINMC' Nlvvtirlgx I'ln'pfm' 'Xl'IIX'IlIl'N Rl'lIl.lllxN IJ NI :ln Ch uplvl' HONOR SOClli'l'Il'1S Mr', 'lf R. 'VIIOIIIDSOII I Pr:-sidm-nt . ,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, ,,.,.. D on Dimmu Vim' Prvsidc-ut ,..,, ,,,,.,... C Dllll QLFIHIIN St'CI'C'f2lI'Y ,,,,,,,,, ,,.. N fzxrilvn Pllilliyrs vl.I'I'2XSllI'1'I' ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,Xuclrc-x' livlfimv l'1'1-sidm-nt ,.,, ,,,,, . , ,,,, N1m'ilx'n linlmclv 1 Vim' Prr-sidvm , Rc-id lilvrswl' 1 S1'C'lT't2ll'Y ,.,,,,,, , , . , , .. Hvtlx Kmf vl1Iki'llSllY't'1' , H, ,. ,H ,. ,,, .., , Nfgnrx' Jxllll Comix Studm-mx who Illilillliiill all I4-gust ll SHI :n'm-1'z1gc- in ull thu-ir wh- jvvls illfllldillg c'oncluc't. 1 lwxu' zz month zxltvl' srlmol. Cnvvs I'1'K'OgIllll0Il to thou- shui:-nlw wlth Ihr- .IIIIINX to .nc-Imm W sm hlgh Sllllldlllg' lil sc'l10l4nsl11's. W Sponsorm-d thx- junior' :xml 5:-uior :msc-Ilxhlivs. 'Ihr' honor' sorirtirs this xw-ur hnvr' svt surh il good I'l'lDllf1IliUIl for t1lt'IIlSl'lV1'S that mort' .md lll0l'4' studf-nts 1111- Ill2!hiIlQ gm vffort to hm' Hll'IIlIN'I'S of thx-sv outslnmling o1'g'z1nix:1tiol1s. Sponsor Oflivrws , Clomposml Mvvtings Purposv :Xvtivitir-s Rmnzxrks LEADERS' CLI ll! , ., Miss Both Pr-nsom Prcsidf-nt ..w..,..,.,,,. ... N anvy Vnlislw Vif-0 Pri-gidcnt A,A,,,,A ,... M HPV AllK'6' Wl'llll Sf'f'1 Ct1lf'V-Ylifl'2'lSl1I'l I' ,,,, A,.,,,,,,,,,A,,A ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. D o ris W11Sll2ll7llllflll Svnior girls who ilff' outstanding in lraclrrship and sports. ,, . Svconcl Wvdnvsclav of vvvry month. 'l'o rcifvrvr- gym tournamvnts and to assist in vhmflaing roll in gvm Classns. Pri-sffntvd tournamvnts bfftwvvn mf'mbf'rs in vollvvball, bas- kf-tball, badminton, tvnnis, and mushball. Through tht' Loadrrs' Club thc' lllf'lTlhf'I'S hav? lmrnvd thr rorrcrt rulvs for playing all sports and havf- good sportsmanship. improv:-cl the-ii .,....-l., ...ug Members: Bf-lfiorf-, Auclrry livrnarding, lilr-anon' Clapvlla, Bvvwly Cartwright, Dorm- Clagf-r, Shirle-y Crouch. Donna Uzurroch, Lois Dr-vlin, Lucille Dixon, Marit- l,I't'SCllf'I', Kas Dry:-r, Dawn Duschvk, Dolorvs lintingrr, Auclrc-3' l isr'r', Norma jf-an flrubvr, Sarah -laur- llainvs, Marian llulc-y, Marit- llilm-man, jan:-l lAlllI1tf'I', Bc-ttv lszxati, Marian Jarvis, Jo johnson, Estln-1' Katz, Millin- Kc-fhnrr, Clara Km-lly, Marian l.1lcll:-y, Shirlvy lrllljtlllll, llorotllv Larson, lrrlnf- Lockwood, janv Martin, Patty Milburn, joan Millfir, Paulinr Millf-r, .'xlldTl'N' Mowry, Lois Nix, Mildrvcl Noble, Ma rjoriv Ulson, Elf-anor Parris, Pt-ggy Phillips, Nairn' Port, Patty l'unCho, jr-an Ruzzi, Viola Stvad, Shirlny Svstak, Jlillllf'l Str-iinfrr, Lois Slllfllll, Alina Sorgf-r, Gloria llionias, Millir' Valisko, Nancy Wagnvr, jr-an Waltfw, Br'v1'rly Washabaugh, TJ mis Wvbb, Marv :Klin- 0 Sponsor ..,. Officers Composed ltieetings Purpose . Activities Remarks , LIBRARY CLUB Miss Josephine Minetti President Lois Steimer Vice President ...... ....... N ancy Phillips Treasurer ...... ,,,,, E leanor Bernarding Secretary ,. , .,..i...,.., Patty Port Members: Baudino, Joan Belfiore, Audrey Bernarding, Eleanor Brenckle, Marilyn Campbell, Barbara Cleary, Alice Conley, Dolores DfAlessio, Mary Driscoll, Joan Dryer, Dawn Dryer, LaVerne Enkoff, Sally Gordon, Shirley Gruber, Sarah Haley, Marie Haudcnschilt, Carol Miller, Audrey Jaequart, Mary Lou Kowalski, Marv LaDona, Dorothy Larson, Irene Leech, Joan Luderer, Diane Martin, Patty Moffat, Phyllis Phillips, Nancy Port, Patty Puncho, Jean Riley, Merilynn Sorger, Gloria Smeltz, Alma Steimer, Lois Walter, Beverly Weis, Eleanor Yung, Doris Tenth, eleven, and twelfth grade girls interested in books and library work. Before and after sehool on chosen days. 'llo aid the librarian and further the members' knowledge of books and their classification. Presented the play Book Worms Don't Have to Bite for the Junior High School. Met with the Club. Brentwood Library The members of the Library Club are required to give ur' many of their study periods for the work they do, so meet the girls who keep the library in order. PHOTOGRAPHY CI ,I TB Sponsor .... ,,,, M r. john Pvtchf-l Ollirrrs , Prvsidfint ,,.,, Joan NVz1ssf'l Vim' l'1'r'siclr'nt ,, , Janine' Sprnguri Svr'rf'tzi1'v Juan Ann lmwiu rIll'P21SllI'f'l' Dlll'f'f' Cartwright Me-mhrrsz Uomposfd Mvetings Purpose , Activities Rvrriarke Borrio, Ellllflff lloni, Dolorrs Bragg, Gram' Brvnklf, Nlurilyn Cartwright, Doref- Croft, Adrir-nnr Donovan, Pc-ggy Dryf-r, Dawn Dryc-r, Lz1VfhrnP Greer, Allan Guy, Joyrf' Hartman, Marjorie Hzirvfy, Bill Kr:-rvr, Ralph In-wis, Jnnn Ann Mvlzini, Bvtty Lou Pvtrirsori, Llzirolr Rvdiiian, 'lirrry Srhwotzsr, Martha Shvrwin, Bill Shvphf-rcl, Thomas Skinklff, Snllv Smith, Jim Spruguv, Janine- Stonir, Joan Wnssrfl, -Ioan Wvnerstroin, Arlfnrf , Stndf-nts who GTI' intrrrstm-cl in thff intrirarif-s Evrry Monday ziftrr school. 'l'o train memhvrs in thx' nrt of taking and clf- Hclard srvrral sprfnkffrs on photogrziphv nn Pquipnif-nt for future' iiwinlwrs, This Club has :in intvresting futurn- :xml von vrmsinq :wtivitiv from it. of phntogrzxplix' w-loping pirturr-Q, rl olwtnina-cl new IIILIX' fxpr-rt in, Sponsor Etlilor . Stall' Angclo, lnnx' Aycrs, Bill Baudino, Joan Bcrnarding, Elcanm' Boni, Dolorcs Cartwright, Dorm- Conlcy, .Ioan Croft, Adricnuc Dr-lmski, Gcorgv Dimon, Doualcl Driscoll, .loannc Drvcr, La Vcrnr- liclwarcls. Ruth Clomposctl of Mc:-t i ngs l'urposc Act lvliirs Rcmarks PI TRBALITE Miss Bcatricc Clornfnrlli . Audrcv Bclfiorc . Associate Editor ,.,. . First Pagc Editor ,..., Sccond Pagc Editor Sports liclitor ,.,, ,, Fourth Pagc Editor . R cportc rs: Rgcclc, Louclla lfauss, Mary .lant- Gcilfuss, Gail Crccr, Alan Guy, .Ioycc Hartlauf-r, Donald Katz, Millic Kowalski, Mary Krucr:-r, Ralph La Dona, Dorotliv Ludcrc-r, Diam- Mclanc, Br-tty Lou Millcr, Auclrcy Studcnls with an intcrcst in Don Tombs Bcvcrly Waltcr Audrcv Entingr-r john Call lionaltl Sf-ssi Murphy, Paul l'r-rkins, jams-s Phillips, Marilvn Phillips, Nancx' Port, Patty Schwotzcr, Martl Stcimcr, Lois Stokcs, Barbara Swcitzcr, Lois lsagaris, Ci-orgc Wcrncr, Donna Yount, Pattv Yung, Doris journalism. Oncc a month, usually following thc publication of an iss: f. 'l'o prcscnl thc school with a papcr and to kr-cp thc slurlf-nts up to clatc on currs-ut school aclivitics and cvrnts. Prcscntcd thc annual Purhalitc Dancf' and sponsorccl cons lcsts for journalism. 'l'hc Purbalitc was rccognizcd hy thc Quill and Scroll jour- nalism socicty this ycar hccausc ol' its outstanding junior journalists. SLIll .NCl'L CLUB Sponsor Mr. Ur-orgc Aikrn 0H'iu,1-S q--x ,.,,Y, l 'rvsidrnt lion lllllll 1 Sc-c1'cv.u1'y-'l'rcusurc'r Lois Str-inni ML-inbcrsz Lloinpowcl lN1c'm'li1n.gn l'nrpom' .M'tivitir':w lil'lllklI'lxS .'Xngc'lu, 'l'un5 Archer, Nancy Baronr, Alvin Burton, Paul Betlvr, Albcrt Bohlandcr, Gone- Capvllzi, Bm'vs'rly Cartwright, Dorm- ilonncilor, 'lk-cl Dvlislxi, Grorgr' l,lIIl0Il, Donald Djllvik, Roy llonolo, Curl lintingvr, Aurlrrx Frtli, flvorgr' flrilluss, Gail Kaslw-wifi, Curl l4?ilJ0ll2l, Dorothy l,.ylc's, Hob Mz1lc'y', Dirk Nlrwilliznns, .Inrlx Milburn, joan Parris, Pcggy Patterson, Bob l,l'tC'l'SOI1, Donald Phillips, Marilyn lil'LIli, Dirk Sk1IlI1l'I', Bob Sulizlrlr, Ffillllx Sobzruk, Donald Slviiixrr, Lois 'l onilia, llonnlcl X'Zldl'll, Donald Vziglin, .Inn wV2'lSllilll2lllgll, lioiis Walton, Donald Writl, Bill Zzmr, jrriy ol ilu tlfvllllll :ntl lwrlllll Si'lI'Ill'l' sluclvnts i ' ' 4 lllllllllillll .I B nvringc' in l'l1x'sir's or lllivrnistry lnvrrx' otlivr 'lll1llI'Sd2lX. ,, lo instruct lllK'llllPl'l'S in nrors' lr'r'I1111ruI svn-ini il tours ol tln Bnlil Pllllllllllllll. Mildl' Sl'Vi'l'2 ' 2 '1 ' A. 'l'hs- Sririicr- Club is striving to provr' llnnl Ari fun and not soinr-thing unknown and 1lll'I1ill'lllg'. 'a xx rnu run lu SEURETARIAL SERVICE CLUB Sponsor ,,,. Miss Eleanor Moser OH'iucrs ..... ,.,, C Jfficc Manager .,.., -If-an Sexggn Assistant Office Manager ,... Don Hartlauer Mmnbcrs: BOYIICIIIHIIII, Shirley Port, Patty Christ, Shirlry Scssi, Donald Clagcr, Shirley Sexton, jean Devlin, Lucille Strykvr, Marion Gaiforini, Nornia Washabaugh, Doris Hartlaucr, Donald WVf-bb, Mary Alice Mowry, Lois Wish, Della, l'iQ1'ct', Ruth gompusl-tj ,.., Miss Mof,cr's twvlltli gradr' transcription class. lN10f-tings ,,,. Last lliursday ol Each niontli. Pul-pmp ,,,, lo provide thf' tcathiws with fsf k'l'l'l.2ll'l2ll smwiuc and to give' studcnts przuitical sc'c1'etz1rial ffxpv1'ir'11c4'. Activltir-s . Visited it liusincss lI1LlCl'1l1ll'S display at tht! William Penn Rvinarks . l-lotcl and saw various inovirs in SCI'I4C'l21l'lLll work. 'l'hv Sl'Cll'tC1I'l21l club has greatly aided thc teachers of ilu' school by offering its svrviccs in assisting them with their work. 5110115111 M a111.1gc'r LiUIl1lJU5C'L1 hicctings Purpow . Activitivs Rciiinrlxs ,..... STAGE CREW Mr. .lun-pli Pl'UlllFl'UC Nvno Bonctti Bonetti, Nrno Duschrk, Dolores Kaufllliill, Albcrt Kncodlf-r, jake' LaDonz1, Dorothy Linton, Di11'!'y'l Mcnilirrsz Lylr, Dave Lorcnzi, Alfrrd Prtwsoxi, Don Stviiiicr, Lois 'llUlllliU, Paul Sl.llLll'lll.h who liuvr ability to 1io115t1'111't 111d Illllligl piopertlvs for thc' stage. Wlll'lli'Vl'l' an 2llldll.O1'lLllll p1'og1'L1111 is givnn lo tl'2llIl boys and girls to lzvar thc' lf'SpOI1Sll'Jllll of Serin that lqamkstagv is run 5IIl0OllllY. Had il hand in all assembly pl'0gl'ilIllS pifscntcd this xr 11 This your for tha' first Li111C, girls l1l1Vl lJCCl1 1lluwtd to lUlll this 0l'g2lI1lZ21ll0Il. . Sponsor . Ull'icc1's S'l'l IIlliN'I' Sl'1NA'l'l'l Mrs. Mary Dwi l'rc'siclm'lit Vim' l'rm'sidf'nt 5f'13rs'tary , 's First Si'llIl'SI.fll . llarold llixri' . .... Audrey liiitiiigvi' .., ,, .... Nanfy l'l1illips .. . hr 'roml Sl'Illl'SI.l'l' llarold llilrr ark McWillian I5 Nanvy l'l1illip Assistant Si'Ci'1'tai'y .,,..,. Carolyn ljslvp , l'at Yount Ili1'CilSlll'l'li . .,,. Gvoigv Millvr , Lois Stuiiiiri' Mvnilim-rs: ll2lI'I.lkllU'l', Donald I2-I Wilson, Dirk U-I M2lI'Stl'llC'l', Donald ,,,,. I2-2 Lisauti, Anthony , fl-2 johnson, Esthvr ...,. I2-Il Hahdc, Marilyn , ,,,, ,. 9-fl Svhanc, Frank ..... ..... I 2-4 Boch, Carol .... .,..,.. , 9-fl Svxton, joan ....... ,.,.. I 2-5 Hiller, Donald ,,,.,,,,,,, fl-5 Hillvr, jack , ,,.,,.,. ..... 1 I-I Dohvlstvin, Andrva .,., 8-I Moon, Donald ,.,.,,,, ..,.. I I-2 Burg, Eddir' .,.,........ 8-2 Thompson, Waltvr .. .,... II-. Sc-ssi, joyw- ,,,,,,,., 8-IS Habvrland, Gvrtrudc' ..... ll-LI Rvdding, Joi' l..,..,,,, .. 8-II Brooks, Gvorgc ......,. ...,, I U-I Frushvll, Rivhard ,,.,, ..,.. 7 -I Uhopv, Frank ..,.,,. ..... I 0-2 Vaglia, Fl0l'4'Ill'l' ,,..,., 7-2 Wilson, Boh ......,...,. ..... I II-fl Skrownvk, Gharlvs .,... 7-15 Woodhall, Shirlf-y ..... ..... I ll-4 Yokuni, Harry ......,. 7-fl Bonoini, Bill ............ ..... l 0-5 LiUIlllJUhl'd of ...,., A rm-prvsviititivc ol' 1'x'l'1'y l1oinl'i'ooin vlass s'lc'l't1'Ll Iry tln , class itsr-lf. Mm-tings .,.., ., ,, Evvry othvr Monday, :Qt-vvntli pvriod. Purpose' .. ,. ..,.. To govcrn thi- studvnts and to satisfy tliuir social and schol- astic nwds. .Mitivilirs .,,,, Pr:-svntcd thc' annual 'l'urkc-y Hop and coopc-ratvd in pri'- svnting thv Brcnt-Car-Bal. Was rm-sponsiblv for thc- purrhasv and salr' of school pc-ncils and 4-inblvnis. Hvlpvd to raisv nionvy for thc vlvctric score hoard for thc gynmasiuin. Raisvd znonvy for CARE packagrs. Gave Svnior Awards through 1-valuation by thc point systm-ni, Rrnlarks ., ,.,,, 'l'hc Stud:-nt Sunatr- has accomplish:-d xnorv than any othvr organization toward promoting a spirit of good will hm-twr-c-1' Baldwin and its nvighboring schools, Brentwood and Carrick. I.. i P X'ARSl'l'Y l,lC'l I'l11RMAN'S LILUB Spoiisoi ,,,. Ullici-is liri1'km'r, Mvrh' lflonvtti, Nvno Carr, Ralph Carson, Rilvy Llhiuruzzi, Roiiu Conroy, Bob lfoimcilor, 'l'i'd llirkiuson, Domi Dimoii, Donald flompomxl ol , ,, Mvrtiiigs urpobc ,. Kviiiurlw Mr. William ,lcsko Prvsidvxit ,. ,, l'aml Tomko Vicc l,1'l'SlLll'Ill. , . ,,,, Ncuo Bom-lli Members: Lylr, Dave Malvy, Dick Marcus, john Nzisci, Rogvr ld Rcvk, Dick Schmidt, Br-11 Tomko, Pzml ld Vziglizl, Jim Wim-lgolcski, Tom lioys who have icrcivvcl lcttcrs in varsity competition. 'lll11't'l' to four limos monthly in thc gym. 'l'o bring togcthvr outstanding zntlxlvtvs in roiiipvtitioii. 'liz discuss clizmging rulcs ,md rm-gulutions in sports. 'l'o promou' fair play. Though not so active in thc past thc Varsity Lllub plans to do big things in thc future. Sponsor , Ofliicers . Composed Meetings Purpose , Activities Remarks . Y-TEENS Miss Meryl Rust I lrcsident .... . Vice President ...,.. Secretary ..,... l reasurer ............. Representative to Y.W.C.A. Chaplain Senior High School girls. Once a inonth. ,loan Baudino Lois Mowry Ruth Pierce Audrey Belfiore Gloria Sorger Beverly Walter 'l'o incorporate higher Christian ideals in daily life. Military Ball and candlelight service at the Pittsburgh v.w,o.A. The Y-Teens, lorinerly the Girl Reserves, is very progressive and is an organization of which its rnenibers are proud. Baudino, joan Beltiore, Audrey Bernarding, Eleanor Bott, Gerre Cartwright, Doree Christ, Shirley Cochenour, Dolores Darroch, Lois Entinger, Audrey Fiser, Nornia Jean Gafforini, Norma Gregory, Carrnella Men ibersz Isaac, Marian LaDona, Dorothv Milburn, joan Miller, Pauline Mowry, Lois Olson, Eleanor Pierce, Ruth Puncho, jean Smeltz, Alma Wagner, Jean Walter, Beverly BUYS' DOI 'Bl ,li QI TAR'l'1i'1' SIJUIISUI' . , H Mr. lln'rlJ:'1't c10llIll'l' Mr-ll1lvf'1'sZ In -IXVIIOIS 21111 'l'1'l1o1'b Ist Bum End Bun Burklvv, LQ11'rx' .XXl'1'h, Bill h1lll'Sl1illl, Ur-orgv llljllllhlljll, Jim Ilizvr, Harold I'1-rkim, jim Wixltwlillg, Ul1z1l'lf's Millrr, licorgv KXl'COIllIILlIliSl Bott, f:l'I'I'I' 'l'Rll'l.l-I TRIO Spunsm . Mr. Ilr-1'lJc'1't LIOIIIIUI' Mm'1l1lmu'1's: Soprunua Und SUPHIIIUS ,Xltm Be-vxlvmu-1, .l'Jllll lQl'l'l'Il, Marv Ann tmp:-lla, Bvxwlx' Vurt, Vultx' Estvp, Czlrolvn Eukoff, Sum' St1'x'kv1', M.11'io11 Wim'dr'11hL'ft, l,u1'llu PilI'l'i5, Peggy .Mwuxxlpzlllist f:i'1'I'l' Butt Sponsor . Ufl'im'rrs , Albrrt, john Anclrrson, Alan Barati, Ronald Barrett, Burdcttc Barton, ,Ivan Br-tclrf-r, Mary Jana: Blodsov, Arthur Brown, Ronald Chopr, Frank Uhristofrl, Boyd D'Alcssio, Waltrr Dvcts, Doris Drcschcr, Kay Dryvr, Uharlffs Dyftr, Jamvs Erdlcy, Dorothy Fauss, Marv lant- Ffrris, Bill Carman, Kathy llillvr, Donald Hillf-r, ,lack Hohnvs, jack Hohnvs, Oliva: M ill' BAND Mr. William Mtllroy l,l't'SlLlt'Ilf ., , ,laik lllllfi Vivo Prcsidvnt ,,,.. Marian lsaau l l'l'2lSl11'l'l' . ,..,,,.... Sf'L'l'r'tary ...,.,,,.,,... Studvnt Conductor Mrnibcrs: lnglis, Arthur lxaar, Marian johst, Vcrno K2lIlll'l'l'I', Donald Krlly, Bill Lapinski, Waltvr L1-rsch, Joan Lutz, Joseph Lylcs, Bob Matti-i, Dolnvnic Mcilonibfs, Lou Monk, Bob Monk, Dick Mosvs, Earl Murphy, Paul Ml1SSt ttt'l', Donald Nicklaus, Harry Nicoson, Marilyn North, Clark Pastor, Frank Pattf-rson, Bob Pr-arh, James Phillips, Ehnc-r LlUll1lJOSl'Ll of ...,,.. ..,,, lNlr'r'tings Purpose- ,, .Xrtix itivs Rrniarks ...,. . Bob Lylvs ., ,, Ba rhara Stokrs Paul Murplr. Pitsvhinan, Frank Roddaln, kiL'0l'fIt' Roland, ki2lI'Olf' Ringir-sc-n, Sally Saitz, Edward Srhorr, Bob Schorr, Frank Snokv, llaznvs Stvphvns, John Stokvs, Barhara iliaylor, Edna Mar llil10Ill2lS, ,lim lhonlpwon, Carol 'l'innnins, 'l'onnny Vandvrniast, Mart Wvitz, Bill Williams, Dick Wilson, ,Boh Writ-rtliz-lr-, Krn Yount, Patricia Yung, Doris Zaar, jr-rry 'Ill Nlusival inindrd studr-nts from srvvnth gradi' through twrlfth, who llaw- shown vnough ability and prugrrss to hr- worthy of IIlt'l1llJt'I'SlllIJ, Sl'VQ'I1tll pvriod Nlonday, Wvclnt'sday, and Friday. lo lvarn instrunu-nt ttchniqurs, apprm'c'1att' niusim' and group cooprration. lll't'S4'Iltl'd grand pc'1'forn1a1u'1's at foothall gain:-s and turnvd out an vxrc-llvnt Band l'onc'r'rt and Music I r'stival. Warn third plan- in thi' Clairton Juhilm' and lr-d thc- hand svrtion in thi' paradr' honoring thi- lllOVll', ''Um'onqlu'r'f'cl. 1 worthy of our pride. Baldwin High School has ons' olhtln' rinvst high school handw in tht- vicinitx' 'ind 4'vr'ryonr- ol its sixty-right Illt'IIllJl'I'S is Sponsor Clmnposod lVlf'f'tir1g'S l'urposP Artivilifrs Rf-marks of ORCHESTRA , Mr, William Mrllroy Bolt, GPFTP Howvr, Henry Brooks, Ward Dflrhy, Byron Dohf-lstvin, Andrfw Dyfr, Jim Hrdlry, Dorothy Flanagan, Marif- Frill, Richard Hatch, Orrin Hillvr, jack ll0lIIlfAS, .lark Lightrufr, Barhara Lylrs, Bob McAllistvr, Evefrr-'lt lVlPll1ll0l'SZ Monk, Dick Mosvs, Earl Murphy, Paul Muse, James MllSSf tt?F, Donald Roddam, Grorgr Srhorr, Bob Schweitzer, WllIllPl' Sfrilffr, George Sf-ilrr, Paul Stokr-s, Barbara Thomas, ,lim Weitz, Bill Wilson, Donald Yount, Patriria Matte-i, Donn-nic' Yung, Doris Monk, Boh Sprvial hand mmulwrs and violin srrtion that arc' expf'riPnr'c'rl in music: Iivvrv 'l'ur-sday and Thursday, sfrvffnth period. . 'l'0 instruct Il1!'IlllJfTS in Classical and svmi-Classical music: 'l'o dr-vr-lop intvrc-sl in stringc-d instrinnrnts. llI'CSf'IlU'Cl c'ntf'rlainn1f'nt at assmnhlirs, rlass play, music' fvsti- val, and l'0Ill1'llC I'l!'1 l1lC lll f'xPrc'isF. ,, This vvar the orchvstra has not l3f'PTl so artivv, bf-Caruso no ixnmffdiatf- rflplavc-rlwnts we-rf' availahlr- for thf' violinists lost through Ihr- graduation of last yf1ar's Class. Sponsor , .Mvoiupaiiist Sopranos: Bf'f'l'l50Wf'T, joan l5ruCP, Lois Capella, Bvvr-rlv Cartwright, Dorro Clragrnr, -lo Ann Drisvoll, Joann:- Entingvr, Auclrvv Entingf-r, flladvs Grvfn, Marv Ann Holzhausfr, Marv Jam' Kirsch, Norma La Dona, Uorothv liudrror, Dianr MillF1', Paulina'- Mowry, Lois Mfflani, Br-tty Lou Phillips, Marilvn Pollock, Shirlvv Ruzzi, Viola Strvkr-r, Marion SENIOR MIXED CHURI TS Mr. He-rbi-rt Conn: Gf'l'l'f' Bott Mfnihrrs Altos: Conlrv, Joan Darroch, Lois Drvvr, Dawn Egedf-, li0llf'lf'1 Estf-p, Clarolvn Enkofl, Sur' Cfilfuss, Gail Jarvis, jo Kffnf-r, Clara Kfxfanf-r, Margie Ladloy, Lois lmwis, ,Ivan Ann Nohlr, Milf-l0fiP Siflrlirn, Dolores SUPP, jrannf' Sprague-, Janinf- Svvf-im'r, joannv Washalmugh, Doris Wiodfsnliclt, l.uf'ann Valislao, Nanrv .l. Tvnorst Allic-rt, john Allwf-s, Gvorgn Eiicklvv, l.arrv Clhopr, Frank Hizrr, Harold l,fXl'lilIl9, Jim Srhorr, Frank Schorr, Warn-n lVilliams, Glrnn Bass: Bohlandvr, Conr- Br-nx, Orrin Dahl, Clharlrs De-lrski, flvorgv joluiston, Jim lmx, Milton Marshall, Gf'0l'g! Rciland, ,lof- lsagaris, Cnorgc Williauis, Rirhar Wintf-rling, fillilllls Cloniposfd ot ,, Girls and hovs of thr sffnior high srhool intvrislffl 01 music. Mr-ratings ,, Sr-v--nth period W:-rlnfxsdavs and 'l'hursdax's Purpose- 'l'o iuiprovf- individual almilitv for group singing ind hun 1 izing. Rf'IT18l'liS 'l'hf' Mixvd Chorus this vc-au has larklvd uiaux dlfl pirrrs and has dom' an admiralmli- juli with thi Sponsor ,..,. . Aecompanist .. , Baud, June Boeltz, Norma Brown, Sally Campbell, Barbara Grabill, june Haley, janet Haney, Mary Jane Huggins, Anne Kearns, Lorraine Banker, Joan Burchinal, Deane Burrell, Dorothy Call, Barbara Degenhardt, jean Durbin, Carol Farrar, Betty Fulton, Patricia Banker, Donald Broeren, John Fehl, Herman Angelo, joe Conley, john Durbin, David Composed ol' .... Meetings .,,, , Purpose Activities .,,, Remarks ,, JUNIOR CHORUS Mr. Herbert Conner LaRae jenson Members: Sopranos Keener, Suzanne Klein, Betty Lee Klein, Grace Lawrence, Virginia Lyle, Dorothy McCrae, Cathryn Miller, Lois Miller, Waneta Mudron, Shirley Powers, Bonnie Lee Altos Furlong, Patty Jamison, Carol janzer, Peggy Kozltcuehar, Marion Leskovitch, Loretta Lex, Esther Linton, Marcia Magera, Dolores Mitrovitch, Mildred Bass Hathaway, Billy Komlenis, John Olives, Paul Tenors Greaves, James Koercher, Philip Lanyal, George Rochelle, Emma Lou Schultz, Dorothy Schumacher, Anna Stallard, Mary jane Swickline, Joan Vaglia, Florence Wasney, Nancy Yeager, Shirley Yoders, Arlene Morris, Roberta Munnus, Martha Peters, Gay Sessi, Joyce Schoff, Lois Stead, Carol Valdiserre, Lois Wade, Ruth Wandless, Martha Parinella, Sam Walters, Fred Young, Charles Obrien, William Rall, Howard Swickline, Robert Lersch, David Bovs and girls of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. , First period every week day. To prepare the students for their position as members in the senior chorus. To provide music for Junior High assemblies and to carry a leading role in the Spring Festival. Baldwin High can expect a fine Senior Chorus in the coming years because the junior Chorus has certainly been one to be proud of. Sponsor ..,..,... Acc-ompanisl C lomposx-cl of Ml-citings ,,.., Purpose Avtivitirs , Sponsor ....,....,.. ,..... Accompnnist lfmnpose-d of Meetings ..,..,. .,.... Purpose .. . Aetivitir-s .,... Remarks .... BOYS, CHORUS Mr. Herbert Conner Gvrrc: Bott Boys of the tenth, r'levf'ntl1, and twelfth grades who enjoy singing. Seventh period every Friday. 'I'o interest more boys in singing. Curried a leading roll- in many music' programs. The Boys' Chorus has In-come so popular that the group lm enlarged ronsiderahly. GIRLS' CHORUS Mr. Herbert Conner Lois Werner The outstanding' voires of the tenth, eleventh :ind twelfth grades. Seventh period Monday and Tuesday. To acquaint the members with the Corrvet voezll tecliniqiu-. Presented choral responses and music for sevf-ml ass:-mhlia-s besides singing in the music programs. The Girls' Chorus has Zl vote of thanks due it for thc Ox- Cellent music presented in the past your. rf WK J!!-f V fig ffjrjfbf . -x g 5 . Q xl ,. , W I .- MAJORETTES Sponsor .,........,., .....,.......,..... M r. William Mcllroy Members: Cartwright, Dorm' liiscr, Norma .Ivan Port, Patty lkisrtuk, Virky Flag 'l'wirlr'r .....,.. .,.,............... P Fggy' Pil1'I'iS Klmnpogl-fl of ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Figc- girls with thrr ability to twirl n lmton, mnrrlx and follow or ers. M04'til1gs .,.,. Purposr' . .'Xi'tivit1:'s . Sponsor .... Allf-n, Lois Arch, Ruth floots, Mary Ann Compose-cl of ...., Mrvtings , .... Pu rposc ..... Monday, Wvdrwsdzxy, and Friday scvrnth period. 'l'o lc-ad thi' band at football gmnvs and pnrudvs. ,. Br-sidr-s twirling at thf- football gzinms, thi- lI12lj0l'f'Ilf'Q put on un Pxhibition at tht' band Conrrrt :md pnrnclr-s. HIGHLANDERS i,,.,,,.i.,. Mr. William Mcllroy Nlembers: Enkofl, Sully Flanigan, Nancy Smiley, Carol Erskinv, Eilvvn LaRosaV, Rita Tkisctuk, Barbara Eyth, Marie Niro, Mary Lon 'l'wc-lvf' lnssics who are chosf-n for thvir ability to march lllf' fling of the Highlanders. Sf-vvnth pvriod Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. 'l'o rvprvsvnt Baldwin High Sc'hool's sylnbolf---f-'lllifx High' lander. Activitws .........,,.,,,...,.....i....,...i.. Dzmcvd at football games and the Band Concvrt. 5-:J ' OOO I lllfi 4,, 1l',f lf, I Iflfflgf W lhllllllflg' ll r'cm1plr't1' xportx vm: FIQI' ul ull Nprvrlv runlx lllltlllghfllll ilu- vvwl' Illl 1 Xfhlll' xpnrlx xl Hum fm! Bzaldxxin B Il S ATHLETICS 1 i 1 1 T-22,2 BHS ln ther fall- our young m1'n's lancivs tnrnc-cl to' - fomlmll. Thx- rrsnll was om' of thc host tvanis in srhool history. Four tilts go down in hluc ink, whilo fivm- f'n1'onnt0rs wvrc clroppvd and ont' playcd to a tiv. Two of tho losses wvrc to thr- clouhlc' A powvr housvs of Vandcrgrilit and Nlunhall. Thi' Purplc and VVhitv grid- clvrs fvaturvcl a hard charging lint' along with flcrt footxfd hacks. 'lllivir grvatvst IlC'lllf'VC'I1l0Ilf was in making it two straight ovvr thc Bri-ntwood Spartans. It was a. thrill!-r down to thc wirv and a mighty svvr-vt victory for the Baldwin vlvvrn. 'llhvy saw thi' Triadic' Cup slip from thcir grasp whvn Carrick stoppvd tho High- landers via thc blockvd punt routc. The tcxani was Co-raptainvd by guard Nvno Bonvtti and le-ft half Paul Tomko. The haughty Highlandcrs will Como up with x'xpf-riciicvd rvsvrvcs nvxt yvar. Thr' dc-parting varsity mvn lcavr' a task for nvxt yr-ar's tvamg that of making it thru- ovvr Brvntwood and hringing tha- 'Vriaclicf vnp hark to thc- land of thi- hagpipvs. 'ti First Row: Criss, Schmidt, Lutrh, Carson, lllirisl, Carr, Uhl, Lylv, Vaglia, Falkvnstf-in, Zalrta. Second Row: Mr. Wravr-r, Marstrllvr, Srovron, Pinnphrfdy, Clonnrilor, RH-le, lonnko, Bonvtti, flrivr, Mar' runs, Kurtz, Nasri, Uhiurafzi, Mi. llarrison. Third Row: Mr, I,f'il'llf'l, llnggins, Sr-lfsski, Tlimnpson, Anile-rson, Ross, Biivklf-y, Frrllry, Ritlcllf-, firaflain, llionisxs, MC7fil'4'lI, Mr. linrt-ka, Fourth Row: BFII7, Srhanvr, V. Barali, Wilson, Ilailnvan, Sfrvivh, Wagnrr, R, Barati, Cinpp, Williams, liisvngart, Nix, I.f-N. SNOWDEN On Friday, September 5, the Highlanders opened their grid season by trouncing a Snowden eleven to the tune of 37-0 at the South Park Oval. The Purple and White took the upper hand immediately and marched to pay dirt no less than six times. Coach Eurcka's boys showed power and speed plus a promising season. BETHEL Bethel Field was the scene of the next grid battle. Two wellmatehed teams played three quar- ters of scoreless ball, but with Baldwin playing the better game. ln the final stanza, Bethel provided a needed break and the Highlander eleven promptly turned the bobble into a score. Shannon cross- the chalk with a six pointer but a try for the point was no good. The game ended with Bethel in possession of the ball, but the Purple and White on the big end of a 6-0 score. BRENTWOOD September 19 saw the game of the year when the Brentwood Spartans and the Baldwin Highlanders engaged in a Triadic tilt at Phillips Park. The game was played under the arc lights before a crowd of 7,500 spectators. The Spartans, with the bitter memory of last year's 32-I4 defeat, were out for the Baldwin scalp, and the Scotties from Baldwin were eager to make it two in a row against their old rival. During the first half the Township eleven lost many scoring chances. In the opening minutes of the fourth quarter the Blue and Gold broke Scharf loose for a tally. The con- version was wide and Brentwood led 6-0. Upon receiving the kick the Baldwin eleven went into the spreadforniation and marched down the field with Tomko finally toting the pigskin ofl' tackle for a six pointer. Using the spread again, Tomko cracked the line for the extra point and the game at 7-6. CARRICK The final game for the Triadic cup found the Purple and VVhite eleven battling it out down to the wire against the Blue and Gold of Carrick. This classic tangle also took place at Phillips Park under the lights before a capacity crowd. Baldwin's forward wall, though greatly outweighed, played a whale of a game, both on offense and defense, At half-time the score remained 0-0. At the beginning of the third frame Carrick blocked one of Sehmidt's punts turning it into a score when Jennings rammed it over. The extra point was good, making the score 7-0. Although the Highlanders fought to overcome the seven point lead, the Carrick Gridders seemed to have renewed strength, and the final tally showed Coach Eureka's eleven going down to their Hrst defeat, 7-0. Once again the Triadic crown had evaded Baldwin's grasp. MUNHALL Baldwin's next opponents were the Double A Munhall Indians. Playing hard, but out- elassed, the Baldwin eleven was sent crashing to its second defeat by the Maroon and Cray tide. Twice in the first half the wild warriors from Munhall crossed the final chalk mark to garner four- teen points, and then came roaring back in the second half to jump the score to a 32-0 at the final whistle. Coach Eureka substituted freely and provided valuable experience for next year's team. MARS Mars provided the battle ground for the next encounter. The Baldwin boys scored late in the sceond period by sending Carson smashing twenty-five yards off tackle for the score. The Highlanders failed to make it seven when the conversion attempt went wide. outside the uprights. Late in the fourth frame the Planets found the goal line and rammed the pigskin over, but they too, failed to make the extra point. The game ended in a 6-6 tie, dropping Baldwin from the A race. VANDERGRIFT The boys from the Highlands took on the Vandergrift Lancers as their next opponents. A large and powerful Van team knocked off the boys clad in purple and white by a ffl-20 score. Bald- win eouldn't get their passing attack clicking as the lanky Lancers intercepted three aerials and turned them into tallies. Tomko, Ross, and Mackewich scored for the locals. ELIZABETH Again at the South Park Oval the purple and White gridders trounced an opposing eleven. Elizabeth was the team to feel the sting of the Baldwin boys. The Highlanders took an early lead when Tomko received the kick-off and scampered all the way to pay dirt. Lutch also broke loose and jaunted seventy-Hve yards for a six pointer. Three more T. D.'s were added as Baldwin coasted to a 32-0 win over Elizabeth. DORMONT in hope of knocking the Dormont Bulldogs from the A race, the Highlanders played valiant hall. The Dormont eleven took off to an early lead but Baldwin came striving back trying to over- come the Bulldogs. Carson scored for the Baldwin boys in the third quarter but the Highlanders' best efforts were thwarted as they finally succumbed to the Bulldogs 20-6. SHALER The final encounter of the grid season found Shaler and Baldwin clashing at the former's field. The Shalerites were aiming to keep in the A race and the Highlanders were trying to prove that the Huskies' bark was worse than their bite. Two teams, full of Hght, tangled in a bruising battle. No less than four B. H. S. boys got the thumb while a total of 95 yards in penalties was amassed against the visitors compared to ten against Shaler The Huskies scored in the opening and closing frames but the Purple and White couldn't find the pay-off line and was set down 12-0. . f' . . :E .1-5,5 ' K K -K Scovron Reck Pumphrey Lyle Chiurazzi Uhl Nzlsci Marcus Tomko Kurtz Christ Carr Councilor Bonctti Grier s 3 'M A OQO L f 2:1 E Maltei B0ll0llli J My MQW X W H X ,ff 3' 1 1 Lf ., sgz 1 i . Tomko Reck Diulua Patton Councilor Wilson 'B SENIOR VARSITY 'l'ht' Baldwin BilSlit'U'l'IiSu undrr thx- lvadvrship of MI'. Wllllllllll jvslio, for tht- svrond yrar, vaimf up with an imprrssivi- srason. 'l'h:' Hardwood Quintrtu rmployvd thi' figurv right, a fast hall-moving ollviisn- . whirh r'nalJll's thrm to pvnz-trati' thi' outvr dvfrnso and sfori' from 'Closr upfl lllhi' lIoopstrrs from this High- lands dropprd thi' lvathvr through tht' Cords with ac't'u1'aCy from all positions. Not knowing from whrrr thc' attack was coming, thi' opposing fivi' wr-ri' lwpt on thrir tors thi' rntirtr gamv. Nvvrr forring tht- hall hut rathrr hy playing a hvads-up gami-, thrsi' hoys uphvld thi' honor of B.ll.S. on thi- haSlu'tball hattlrgrounds. PAUL TORIKO Stands 5'7 . Plays a wivlwd guard position. Powcrful, aggrrssiyz' and thi- lastrst man ou thi' squad. Ex- frptionally good on di'fi-nsv. Sm-ins to roms' out of nowhrrf' to int:-rr:-pt passrs. Dvadly at thx' charity linft and supvrh rlutch playrr. Broke up many a gamc' with his push shots. A srt-shot artist at hc'art, 'l'om ran hir d4'prudi'tl upon to sink om- WlN'I1 ni-1-dvd. DICK RECK Stands 6'3 and plays tht' rrntrr position. CSMP. Big of thi' liiirkr-trr'1's. Sp:-rialixi-s in llllllt'I'-llll'-lJilSkl'l. play. .Xlways in tlivrr on Clvfcnsr for thi' rvbound and usually gvts it. On OI'Iil'IlM' this high I'llgl1l2lIlClt'lA'S tip-ins and quirk shooting spolu' many timrs for thc Purpli' and Whitt: TEDDY COUNCILOR Stands 5'l l . Stakcd out a vlaim to forward position. Plays a hvads-up d4-l1-nsivi- ganna Spvc'ialtyf'-iio1'm'1 shots. Drops thrm with rasu. rlrddy krvps thu lrathrr moving for a surt' two points wlirilrvrl' hi s li-lt oprn. DICK NIALEY Dirk startrd his hardwood i'2ll't'l'I' with thi- little Highlandt-rs. From thrri' to thi' jay-yvrs and thi-n thi- Varsity. Hv playrd thi' part of a hall moving forward. 'l'hc' wvalth of rxpr1'ivm'i' hr had ht-lprd thi- llighlandrrs grratly. His stvady hrads up playing is typical of thi: Baldwin spirit. JOE DIULUS Mvasurvs 55 , Smallcst man on tht' squad. 'l'rams with 'llomlyo on long-range' ljtjllllllllgn and hoops thc: lvatlirr ronsistrntly. Vrry fast and a grrat play-makrr. Though short in staturt- hi s Ulongu in ahility. llis strady playing has hm-lprd thc- Highlandrrs to many it victory. 'IOM PATTON llas an vagli- vyv. Passrs quirli and surv. Has a knack for grtting in thi- opt-n and whvn hr clot-s, rhalk up two. lu starting his first yrar at Baldwin, Patton li-ft no doubt in anyonr's mind that lu' Could play lmaslyrtball. DORIICNIC INIAFIVIEI .X yrry promising sophomorv. Making trouhlv for thc' opposing liyt' alrvady. Fast, and plays a smart game on lll'lll'llSt'. Always in thc' thivk of it. His play-making and shooting arc' Constant thrrats. BILL BONONII .-Xnothvr sophomorm- who plays guard position. Oftrn Catcilu-s thi- i'm'iuy aslrrp with his liootworla. A smart playrr and a last hrraluw. Rvady to talks' ovvr thc- vacianvy lvft liy Tomko. His loping push shots hayc spolxvn many timcs for thi' Baldwin fivv. ROBERT WILSON QX sophomorr- rrntrr who has svvn pli-nty of artion. Rvady, willing, and ahh' to talu' oyrr a xarsity position. .X dvnion in any rolr' Offvnsv or Cll'l,1'I1St'. .Xn 1-xcrllrnt falivr and passrr. His pivot shots malu- him dangvrous wlivm-vrr hc' palms thi' lvaths-r. Don Mussr-ttrr, Larry Svrvirh and Gi,-orgu Milli-r also playrd ronsidt-rahlv Varsity hall and dust-wi: much praiss- for their unviahlc: records and pcrfornianccs. Bald ws in II II .I-I .lf I'i 2546 fIII III: 'I7 ISI 27 3796 I. ,Il liuldxs in ,8 'II . I .uh 'III Qfi III 223 I II I 7 'ra Upponrnl Iulwznlwtln SIIONVKIVII St. Wr11dL'Ii11 L1u1'x'it'lt Svtowtlcn Iilimln-tI1 Scott f1LlI'l'It'Ii Mt, l,n'I1zmon Wnsllillgtoln 'I'1'iuity VAIISITY SCORES Score tifi 2 7 I7 III ,m 'II Q8 'II ,ISI 'Itj -III lialdw in 52 28 ,I I Zh L17 12 22 IU 'I I III 145 'x'l,l'11Ull'b Uvc'1'ti111r IIUNIOR VARSl'l'Y Upponcllt Ilormont Blvlltwood Bm-tlu-I Cla rk St. WI'IlCIt'IIIl Mt. Ll'IJilllO1l Washington 'trinity IJ0l'111u11t Brcntwood Bctllcl ., . ,..i .2 Ilu' linlclwin 4Iny-we-U' guidvd Imy Mr. .Irm'pI1 Mixit- Ilumccl .4 311 lt tt llll f 1 thu vm-'nz' II14-v uvulcl mvvr In- cmmtmcl out ul1t1I tht' html XX'IllStIt' Ilzicl blc 4 . tIlI'X'llJIklYl'CI Illll'LIt'St XX'Ilt'11 tht- ships wort' down. '1'I1cy wvrt' Ll Inst M1111 trlu- to Baldwin traclitioxl. Opponent IuIIfuIu'tI1 SIIUXVLIVII St, W't'11cIs'II11 lIiIl'l'It'Ii UIi7QnIu'tI1 Stott tim 1'it'Ix Nlt. IAVIHIIIUII Wmlnixxgton Itinity Scum 25 I7 I I lf: I8 25 22 I2 . I .ull 92, - 1 lla 24 26 .III fm 22 III III Ifi 28 19 ldv in Opponent Dormont BITIIIWUOLI Ht'tI1z'I Scott St. Wvmlv-III1 Mt, INIILIIIUII WVZINIIIIIKLUII 'I'1'inity Dormcmt B1't'llttVU0l.I ppy tvzuu Scum 'II 119 31 28 21 137 52 'H IIII IIB 159 Score 29 134 tj.: I lfl 'VJ fI'S 22 JH ,Z .HJ ji TNIOR :man lVhPn tho l.ittl1' lligltlxmrlt-rs took to tht' liztiwlwoorl this ytwii t mu to was liolding thc- rvigns. Mt'. VVt':1vvr, tht- nvw pilot ol' that lligh Q too mw titzltvrinl :incl molclvcl it into ri lxztskvtlmll ttwiiii which gxtvt' :ni llllDllSSlV4 s ing. Cinzncli xVl'1lVl'l',S 'lB:1skt-tt-1-1'5 wr-rt' Russ, Stn-tilt-, l,Ill'lI1l'll1I, fhiixt B rti Uimplv. Kwssle'-r, Rt-id, Smith. Phillipx. lN lmn'4-, gitifl Rzill. Baldwin .,8 11-1 I3 Z4 ZI llx lti I7 28 18 24 20 lh lh 26 I5 t' Dppon f-nts Illivulwtli Cllniton 5th :Nw-nun lflimlwtli l4Pll1'1I10l1 lllznirton Walnut lloinrvillm- Mt. Lf-lxmmi lX1FKPPSI70l1 Brrntwoocl Mt. I.:-lmnnmi fllnirton Walnut Illuirtmi 5th .Xvvm Mt. lmhnnmi llflIllf'Vlllt' Mc'Kf-Psprxrt lirf-ntxvrmrul IIA SVOH ll IH lx ill vt, .flu 'its If' .,. ltr 'ill ffl .ill .lll lll TR ACK TEAM Unch-r tht- uhh- lt-nclvrsliip ol' Mr. Pvtcliril, tht' track Squad put' in anotl1r'r vom- mvnclzthlc- st-nson on tht- fic-ld. llziiiclivrxppvd by had wvathvr, tht' mvvts wvro rut flown to just tlw Trizxdic' 1-nvountr-r :lt Phillip's Park, The thin clads from thc- High- lnmls, though without vxpr-rim-1111-, surprisvd thv stands by kvvping tho scorv nip :mtl lurk. ln tht- 1-nd tht' 1-xpt'rit'1iu' of Ll luvorvd Brvntwood tvum finally lu-lpr'-cl thc' Spznrtnns r':n'1'y zlwzxy tht- honors. fllflflllllllxfl mr-mlwrs ol' tht- squad wvrc' suvh rfigulars as: Cvgalis, Dmn, josvph, Jorinrcli, Sfhmidt. :incl otha-r clqwndahlcs. This yvar thc' purplc' and whitv will show up with Il host of vxpvric-ncvd plzxyvrs in Vaglia, Bonvtti, Conroy, Thompson, fl0llIl4'll0I', Svhmiclt, :mtl Carson. To thvsv boys and the- othvrs who will Wt'2ll' tht spika-s :md thin vlanclx gow tht' trztclitionnl Baldwin support. 'IL t 'fi HOl.l TEAM 'l'l1c' pvrs-iiial rliainps ol' tlic links did it again last scasun. 'llll4' lmys xxitli tlir' flulns maclicd by Mr. CllllSll21ll lJi'vvzm'cl through tlivir scvliori as vasily as owl. 'l'l1c fairway iivlr llL1VC gone as liar as thv finals or scnii-finals vvvry ycar only to svn' thc crown slip lroin thvir grasp. Last yvarls dclicat was a 6M-8M Zllliklll' at lla' llands of Har-Brack. 'l'liough handicapped by losing Stanlcy Wivlgnlcski, Gvnigi- lValk, Teddy Hustava. and Bob Wm,-lsc'l1 ftlu' iirst four invn, Lln' squad is lmringing up strong 1'f:sc1'vcs with 'I'o1n1ny Wiclgoluski. Dick Malvy and ll. l'un1pln'uy. Once again Ll1c:y'll bu hard to bcat. Other 111ClIll3Cl'h arc Davies. Kostanicll. Zan: Matlci. Niillvlx Wilson. and L. Puinplircy. 'Ii 1 . C 1 Station B. ll. S. IJ1'l'SI'lll I I ,X l,l,,!ll, ,x 1 1 1 Q1-If flfffff I fl ff an all-star fast -The Scuiors. 5 its UXXII xurivly Nhmm xxltll FEATURES LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We', the' Se'nior Class of Baldwin Township High School, in this, the' month of May, in the' ye'ar ol l948, hving of gt'ne'rous nature: do he're'hv lme'egns':1th those' possvssions to sonic' fortunate' juniors: Uavt' Lyle' passvs his handsomt' physique' on to -larne's Vflglia. Ron Clladarj Chiurazzi wills his niise'hie'vious grin to 'Ioe' Niro. Don Sohrzak lJe'elue'aths his nimble' clanving fe'e't to Clhuvk Anelvrson, Dawn lJrycr's swe'e'tne'ss goe's to Mary Kowalski. Marian Hainvs donate's hor e'tc'rnal se'x-appe'al to Mvrilynn Rile-y. Audrvy Entinge'r's e'ne'rge'tie' e'he't-rle':1ding ability govs to I.ois l,aelle'y. Dem Walton ofl'e'rs his efxe'e'utive' ahility to -lack Hiller. Bob Wx'lsefh's Curly hair passe's on to anyone' who will put it up e've'ry night. jo Jarvis passe's he'r love' of fashionable' e'lothe's on to -Ivan Swe'itze'r. -Ioan Baudino wills he'r lovcly, re'd trc'sst's to Carol l-laude'nsc'hilt. Hal Hizvr le'ave's an e'n1pty position in the' Stuclvnt Svnate' at last! Esther johnson le'ave.'s, waving the' boys good-bye: Don Hartlaue'r's quie't but inte'llige'nt nature' goe's to George- l e'lh. Bud Andt'rson's handsomt'ne'ss passvs on to Ste'vm' Cralllant. Millie' Katz le'ave's. still arguing with Mr. Eurvka. Boh l.yle's' se'at in hand goe's to -lim Thennas. Nane'y Valisko wills he'r blond locks to Kathy Nimnann. Roger Nasefi le'ave's, with his e'ye's wide ope'n. Audrety Bvlfiore' wills thc' dimple' in hcr e'he'e'k to l,e'on:1 Marcus. Bcve'rly Walte-r bcqucaths he'r sunny disposition to Ioan Conle'y. Jody Milhurn's tall stature' goes to Kay Litzcnhe'rge'r. Doris Washabaugh lvavcs hcr ncatncss with Ida l7iStf'lano. Norma e'an Fiscr assos he'r uni efhcwin abilit on to an one' who can . 1 - Y Y get away with lt. Paul Tomko's fast work on the: haskvtluall floor goe's with Paul. Donna Crouch and Lois Darrovh pass the'ir pe'rle'e't lirie-ndship on to llolorefs Boni and Sally LaDona. Bill lngram le'ave's his e've'n tt'mpr'r to jim l7ye'r. Ne'no Bone'tti's female' tvrhnielue' goe's to any junior who thinks he' can han- dler it! Dorm' Cartwright's all-aroundnf'ss is ht'quc'athe'el to Bvtty Bauelino. Dick Bvllino and his ahsonce' re'e'ord go down in the' history ol' linlelwin. .Ivan Svxton lc'ave's hcr typvwritcr to anyone' with lle-xihle' liingvrs. Viola Ruzzi he'que'aths he-r flirtatious walk to Ve'ronie'a Cieeliito. Dolorvs Coe'he'nour Cthis is goodj wills he'r quie't naturt' to Mary lane- Holzhauser. Alma Sme'ltz is se'lfish-shf' take's that swe'e't disposition with he'r. Tony Ange'lo donatvs his long, loud whistle' to Don Mussf-tte-r. Al Bt'tlr'r's wondvrful pvrsonality e'an't he' re'plae'e'el. Millif- 'l'honms le':1ve's -taking Me'rle' with he'r. Dot LaDona's artistic: ability gocs to any junior who likcs to trace a finc figurc. tOr should wc say g'chasc? l Warren Schorr tvcry willinglyj loavcs his scat in thc school hus. Bcvcrly Capt-lla's Fmt' singing voice gocs to .Ioan Bccrhowcr. Tom Flcming passes his cvcr-used Frcnch hook twith translations writtcn inj to sonic lucky junior. Thx- 12-4 girls lcavc still wondcring who Olga Volga is! Byron Uhl ltravcs with Dick Malcy hcsidc him. To thc Junior High School wc hcqucath our ahility to play hookcy. l'Varn- ing-'Bcwarc of Mr. McGihhcny. To thc Frcshmcn wc lcavc a word of advicc: lJon't lct' this happcn to you. To thc Sophomorcs wc givt' our 'gcxccllt-nt rccord of intclligt'ncc. 'l'o tht- Juniors, hcsidcs thc othcr hcqucsts. wc donatt- uMachc-th and 157 English thcmcs. ' To our tcachcrs wc givc hcarty chccrs, thcy did thc hcst thcy could! 'l'o Miss Smith, our class sponsor, cvcry onc ol' us willingly givcs his sincf-rv apprcciation for hcr ahlc guidancc. To our Alma Matcr wc givt- our dt-cpcst gratitudc for thc happiest ycars of our livtrs. Signcd in thc PTFSCHCC of witncsscs hy 'l'llE SENIOR CLASS Ol I9-'l-8. 'IL DR EAM WEAVER A ccrtain radio commcntator who adv:-rtiscs hats maintains to hr- corrcct in his prcdictions. Wc don't makc such claims and mayhc wc should havc kcpt thc-sc predictions undcr our hats, but hcrc gocs. Esthcr Johnson and Marian Haincs, as fcaturc pcrformcrs in thc lcr' Capades, will st-curc thc rcputation of thc class for talcnt. At a Convention in Atlantic City, whom should wt' scc hut tho Schorrs fFrank and NVarrcn, that isj who now art- thc co-owncrs of thc largcst hotcl on thc hha rd walk. Don Walton will still hc wowing tht' ladics, hut as an lW. U. frcsh from W. SL Wc'll turn on thc radio, and hcar thc voicc of Bud Splattg hc finally found somconc to listcn to his jokcs. .Ioan Baudino will always hc thc lift' of tht- party with hcr choict' sclection of furmics. f'l'hat's a jokc, sonlj In thc Prcss wt-'ll find that Ed Eulcr has takcn ovcr thc position sports f-ditor and is doing a hang-up joh ol' it, too. Bud Andcrson will always hc popular with his quict. rcfint-cl manncr. On thc homc sccnc. we-'ll find that Rogcr Nasci has finally scttlccl down. With whom? Hal Donit ask us. cvcn our,' crystal isn't that clear! jot' Parinclla, jim liricdman, and Bcc-gcc Baronc will hc partncrs of S. 81 S. Food Storc Chain. Charlt-y Crit-r will hc known world-widc as thc nf-w Liglitwciglit Champion. Audrcy Entingcr will makc llvrsvll' popular vvcrywlu-r't' slut gofls, for hffr houndlcss cnvrgy ll4'Vt'l' is lacking. We shall find that Dick Hunter has one to Holl 'wood to la a art in I S , 3 P Y P the new Buzz Sawyer , movie, as guess who? Hal Hizer and Bob Lyles will become famous statesmen, aided and abetted by Byron Uhl who is now an influential business tycoon. Al Betler and Steve Somple will be successful owners of a new car garage. ln the engineering department we lind the PaulsfffKas1ewicz, and Barton- -- hard at work upon a new project. Regis Ruppert, as the owner olia lirccracker factory, will keep things popping. Don llimon will set up business in a laboratory of his own with Don Hartlauer as l1is efficient secretary. Eleanore Olson will become the head waitress at the best known restaurant in town. Having been struck by Bob Welsch's new shiny Cadillac convertible while crossing the street, we wake up in the hospital to find that our nurse is jane Lockwood. That flashy new neon sign high up on Fifth Avenue was designed by none other than George Stallard, now a big advertising man. Dot Lallona, Donna Grouch, and Lois Darroch will be leading cheers at their respective colleges to the delight of everyone. In the future we shall find Frank Schane as the manager of a thriving ac- counting business, with Nancy Phillips as his Chief of Staff. We hope that in a few years, Bev Walter will learn to drive that new Buick. ln the meantime we know where she can get a lot ol' chaufleurs. ln the stadiums we'1l see Bill lngram and Tom Wielgoleski as the chief sports announcers-station NUTZ. As we look on the playing field, we find that johnnie Marcus and Neno Bonetti are on the All American line for 1952. Turning out appendix and tonsils by mass production, we see Bob Sanner, now an M. D. Paul Tomko will shine as the Duquesne U. basketball star in the near future. On the front of the Broadway nightclub we see a poster stating that that now- famous trio, 'The Baldwin Girls, known to us as Bev Capella, Margie Noble, and ,Io Jarvis, are there for a limited engagement. ln the Hollywood Bowl we may hear George llebski and Gerre Bott playing a piano duct. And who is Pittsburgh's new national-open golf champion but Pete Purnphrey. Strutting down the street below us and leading a victory parade from the Rose Bowl, are Patty Port, Pudge Fiser, and Doree Cartwright, with Peggy Parris twirl- ing the flag. And now we hear that one of those loud, fast talking, disc jockeys is Don Sobczak, but wait-this can't be right, our crystal ball must have blown a fuse! Give it a shake and we'll try it again. Here we see Carl Scovron as the Prince of jabul! Boy, look at that harem! I wonder how he managed to pick that job and that harem? Yep, the ball's all right again. What are those funny looking slits in the roof of the Thorofare market? They are cut there so that the new manager, Dick Reck, wonit bump his head. On the college campus we see those two popular co-eds, Irene Larson and .loan Milburn, on their way to class. We see the whole class of ,48, each lad and lassie, happy in his chosen way of life. 1 if R RQ l1'hlA 5 1 Ab 1+ Mildrcd Whitaker Bctty Peach X l'ctc Rugani 1 is I If ,4 '- Edith Smith Ilvrc' itll? thc pcoplc' wlum' clziily wo1'k it is tn p1'11p111'1' lllIll'l1t'5 lm' tl11' stu- tlvnts ul' thu school. You may vusily 11111-sw it is not ll light task to St'l'Vl' six llllllLl1'L'Ll lifty SlLlLll'IllS and to 111L'ctt stats l1t'z1ltl1 and s1111itL11'y 1'cqt1i1'c'1111'11ts vvcry clay. lll U1'ClCI' ol' thcir 11ppc111'z111c1' tl11'i1' I1LiIl1l'N 1111-1 lN4ild1'1'd xxll1ilLlliCI', l'c'tc Ru- guui, Betty Pcach, lllltl Edith S11'1itl1. '51 IVANIOUS QUO'l'A'l'lUN5 Surry l lnlm-xx up , 'i'l1Lll,S trum- llrop dmul A I llOIl,l c'111'c 'l'l1ut,s lm' surc ,, Wisc' up! 1 , .Iv Vuux lhlllll' , Prvtty cm-ky! , ,....., . Iluh? Whzitl' Wlllol' , ., ...........t..,,, l 11111 out ol' gas, M1'. lNf1t'Gibbc11y ..., Arc you Ivzidyi' .,......,,,.............,,,A.. 1 Wz1,11clc1'cd Loucly as Ll Cloud .... , .Iulm M111'1'11N lJOIl lDi111011 ,, Put Rclly 3fl.ill'lilll lI11i111's Luis StL'i111t'1 Bucl Sphttt hlillit' Katz . 1311111111 clI'0llt'll Teddy cl0llllCilO1' .lim Piilllllllltt C1111-1'lc11dc1's Slfllllll' Clam CALENDAR September 2'---Three guesses! 3- -Mr. Weaver seen munching on an apple in Conference Room. 5-Football season starts . . . we beat Snowden . . . 38-0. 3-A----Girls find long skirts rather awkward on stairs. I0 ---- A Two-tone Tkiscuk appears. I2--Great game! Bethel bows . . . 7-0. I6---Seniors select name cards. l9-- -Oh, grand and glorious day! Brentwood defeated . . . 7-6. 25- --Purbalite gets under way. 26- --sV- The Carrick game CSob!!j 30 ---Eight long months to go! October 2 Seniors promise bigger and better Balthi. 3-A-Baldwin band marches in parade . . . many students mysteriously ill. 8---Eighth grade girls try out for cheerleading. --We tie Mars . . . 5-6. l3.---Boys wear ties! Individual pictures taken. I4-----Handbook staff announced. 15.---Juniors receive class rings . . . several rings go immediately to underclassmen. I6-I7--Whoopee! Teachers play hookey! 31---Balthi Bounce . . . jukebox in its usual condition . . . cider gets everyone in the spirit of Hallowe,en. November 3 Only 213 days til graduation. 4- --Mr. Dickson leaves Baldwin . . . girls want to throw farewell party. 5A ----- Mr. Aiken arrives . . . many class rings returned to original owners. 6'---Seniors receive pictures . . . various screams of horror and delight heard through the halls. 7- --Majorette tryouts. Freshmen hold party in gym . . . many pix missing from Senior lockers. 10---Baldwin holds Open House . . . plastic bubbles found on light globes. ll-Armistice day. I4- --Hi Y sponsors second dance of the year. l9wFirst Junior Class Play in history of Baldwin proves to be big success. 21-QAnnual Turkey Hop has everyone gobbling. 26----Brentwood plays host to Brent-Car-Bal. 27-28-----Thanksgiving vacation. December 2- Brrr! It's detting told! 3- At last! Electric scoreboard arrives! 5----Junior High Cheerleaders make first appearance at Elizabeth game. 8---Report cards once again. I0 ---Winter's practically here . . . snow flies! I7---Christmas Cantata starts Christmas season off just right. I9 --Beginning of Christmas vacation . . . Seniors sponsor successful Christmas dance . . . weather is perfect. january 5- -Happy New Year . . . back again, folks. 97' -Skirts longer than ever . . . ho hum. 21-Af--Baldwinites take books home. 22--Mid-term exams begin. 23------Mid-term exams end . . . many Highlanders have gray hair. 26---First semester ends . . . Seniors begin to worry. 31-N-Seniors take test at Carnegie Tech. February I Won't june ever get here E' 2- -Report Cards again . . . Seniors really worried. 5----First music festival of the year. 12+ Lincoln's birthday 22--Washington's birthday . . . 1 Cannot tell a lie he did it March ln-Windy days are here again. 5 --First formal has everyone excited . . . Y Teens sponsor Military Ball. IO A -Sophomore party. I5-wReport cards. 19-Senior Class Play . . . another Hepburn is discovered. 21---'Spring is here . . . and a, young man's fancy remains with thought of food. 24--Easter vacation . . . girls have another excuse for buying new clothes. April I 4--' All Fools day . . . many celebrated. 2---ePu1-balitc sponsors dance. 9----Njuniors hold party all their own. l6MMBa1thi holds another dance . . . we could still use a different jukebox. 23--Long-awaited Senior Party arrives. 29- at-Report cards for next-to-last tirne. 30---Spring Festival great success. May Only one more month to go . . . Seniors begin to feel a little sad. I5----Seniors begin to cram. 17----r1'hey're still cramming. I8-19---fSenior exams . . . these things can be fatal!! 20- --Kennywood . . . Racer jammed, as usual. 2l- Senior Class Day . . . we hate to leave, after all. 25Hw'I'riadic Track Meet. 28--f-Oh, how we danced . . . Senior Prom. Final exams begin. 31 - flh'1Cl11OI'fLll Day. june ff ---Report cards issued for last time . . . Seniors feel a little lost . . . it's not as much fun as they thought it would be. GLASS HISTORY Seventh Grade In our first year at Baldwin we played the old game of getting lost and being late for all classes, but not lunch. Before long we learned to cheer just as loud as anyone else when our team was winning. And oh! how we envied those seniors as we sat in the back of the auditorium during assembly! But we liked our Hrst taste of B. H. S .... the only thing we missed was recess. Eighth Grade We became more interested in school affairs. We attended the dances whether we could dance or not-M there was always the refreshment stand. The 8-2's held the Hrst -lunior High dance in the cafeteria. Ninth Grade Something new came to us in the form of the split fifth period. A blonde lass . . . Doree Cartwright . . . was added to our class and it didn't take Bob Lyles long to sit up and take notice. Till Then by the Mills Brothers was the tune of the times. VVe had a, very successful class party e-checkers, dorninoes, and all. iVe began to recognize the talent in our class, and before long put on assemblies and organized a. quartet. Many of us took part in the Variety Show. At last we were eligible to join the Purbalite! Tenth Grade Ah! Senior High! Under Mrs. Shea's guidance we organized our Sophomore Glass. Gloria Sorger, Jo Jarvis, and Marian Haines were selected as May Queen attendants. We ordered our class rings, which were standardized for the first time in the history of Baldwin. Then came the day when the entire school went outside for the planting of a new tree. Sophomore girls dated Senior boys. We had our First-and last bonfire. The Highlander was chosen as our official school emblem. Eleventh Grade Our rings arrived! Mr. Eureka came back to B. H. S. A power shortage caused the school to conserveg we got a day ofif! Then came the strike, lasting three days. We beat Brentwood in football, although they beat us in basketball. Twelfth Grade At the top of the ladder now- what a climb! Hal Hizer was elected Student Senate President, Byron Uhl, Senior Glass President. Once again we defeated Brentwood. The girls swooned over Lawrence Olivier in As You Like lt We proudly exchanged pictures and name cards. Our class play was a huge success. We felt very sentimental at the Senior Prom, especially as we tearfully hummed our Alma Mater. Commencement was a real feather in our caps, but a ratha sad one. XVe must leave Baldwin, but we'll never forget it. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Stage-Struck was the name of the play chosen by the class of 1948. Under the direction of Mrs. Shea the play was given in the school auditorium, Friday. March 19, 1948. The play is centered around Jennifer George, a stage-struck girl of seven- teen. Jennifer imagines herself a great actress and she makes her every move very dramatic. She manages to get the part of L'Sylvia Trent in the play from a well- known novel written by Taylor Chase. Dave Burton, an adolescent of seventeen. is in love with Jennifer, but seeing that she prefers the stage to him, he decides he doesn't want an actress, just a girl, and turns to her sister, Alice. As it turns out. Taylor Chase happens to be Professor john Whittier. a nephew of the wealthy and influential Mrs. Whittier. In spite of the fact that John is also in love with jennifer, he asks Christine Bryant, a successful Broadway actress, to take the part of Sylvia, but Christine, sensing .Iennifer's hurt, gives the part back to her. The play has a, happy ending when jennifer realizes that -Iohn isn,t such a dull literature professor, after all. THE CAST jennifer George Alice George ..,... Mrs. George .......,........ Katy ............................. Aunt Martha Whittier John Whittier ............ Dr. Moorewood ..,.,...... Mrs. Dix ............ Dave Burton ....... Tex Williams ........... Christine Bryant ,....... Railroad Expressrnan Audrey Entinger, Chairman Frank Hyde George Debski Tony Angelo Don Hartlaner, Chairman Lloyd Pumphrey Jim Johnston Nancy Valisko Shirley Iiadley Lorraine Moore, Chairman Marian Haines Beverly Walter Margie Noble Beverly Capella Gloria Sorger Shirley Stead Viola Ruzzi, Chairman Don Sobczak Esther johnson ffferre Bott, Chairman Dick Malev Neno Bonetti Dave Lyle Paul Tomko Iean Sexton, Chairman John Davis Marian Isaac Della Wise PUBLICITY Doris Washabaugh Gene Bohlander Joe Parinella jane Lockwood TICKETS Alvin Barone Al Betler Audrey Miller Pauline Miller Tom Wielgoleski USHERETTES Lucille Devlin Peggy Parris .Io Jarvis Dawn Dryer Clara Keener Alma Srneltz Sarah Gruber Mildred Nix MAKE-I IP .Iannet Sestak Ronald Marshall PROPERTY Patty Port Bud Anderson ,Iim Palumbo Millie Katz Lois Steimer PROGRAMS Vnzl Splatt Leonard Oberle Robert Metzinger PROMPTER Patty Port Joan Milburn Doree Cartwright . 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