Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

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Aa:L ,. , , Q.-f. :ef-V-a-A--c r:-f-was 1.A1fNVf,1 f.,'11-- f .my V-,-.--,.k.,, We Mg Semcm flfcffzeieefa My fo Rffkk sy, K' ' f 5 E 5 IW CQ KMA !fjA'I!qI9 ,!4!A'Vl.llll l .bf LfffCl fffff No honor too great can be bestowed upon the youth of Ameruca an the servnce of their country Uncle Cam has called upon them to do a 'ob and through thelr dauntlessness and courage as well a their unequalled skull the eval forces of our enemles wall be kept from the Amerucan shores Never In all history has the call for defenders of freedom been so urgent Brave Amerncan are needed and the American youth are answernng that call young fighters who would rather flght to stay free than llve to be slaves That these dead shall not have du d an vain we as Amerncans cannot forget these nmmortal words lt ns our duty to the llvnng as well as to those who gave thenr luves In the cause of freedom to defend our precnous Independence If necessary by sacrnflcung our own lnves We are flghtnng thus war an order that the chu' dren of tomorrow may ncvcr have to know what hor ruble vultures tyranny and bloodshed are We are striving to raase the flag of freedom far acro s the earth and to wan peace that will be eternal Wlth prnde and gratltude we the Anthem staff salute you sensors who wall undoubtedly succeed In preservnng the Amerucan way of lufe The Anthem 5 to ,T X ,I . . j . t r . ll ll ' N, I I C' , J , . . S n ' - - n C , . 1 1 r r .- l I I The Anthem 6 ADMINISTRATICN SCHOCDL BOARD The key to successful admunustratuon lues un the Board of Educatuon Thus body of men has the responsubuluty of provudung a system by whuch each student may secure a firm basus of knowledge for future needs The School Board has seen to ut that the schools of Brentwood have been pro vuded wuth all modern equupment The members have endeavored and suc ceeded un provudung an excellent faculty as well as faculutues wuth whuch to carry outa successful program We students wush to express our gratutude to the Board of Educatuon un theur effort to guve us a school lufe that wull be beneflcual un our future years DR O H ENGLISH Sunce Dr O H Englush s arruval at Brent wood Hugh School un 1940 many successful prouects and undertakungs have been accom plushed Dr Englush who was formerly the supervusung pruncupal of the Freeport schools has guuded our educatuonal program wuth utmost competence Under hus supervusuon the Brentwood Hugh School advanced rapudly and was admutted unto the Muddle States Asso cuatuon of Colleges and Secondary Schools Hus desure to carry on hus work to the best of hus abuluty and hus keen understandung of chuldren has won hum a place un the heart of every student We are fortunate and proud un beung able to call Dr Englush our supervus ung pruncupal Dr O H Englush The Anthem 9 Qi K . . , . I . . , I 1 l OFFICE STAFF A . . . Q . . 5 . l I ' ga U1 ' , - . 3. . N . C 1 . , n .. , . ,. U . . , ,A 0 . 3 ' T ' ' .fl , ' Q Q . V' - , . . U, - Q - - ' , . 1 T 3 . Q. . ' 'U ' . . -ll ' . ' N . . .O . I -9-. . ' Ui T' ' . N . J . ' I , T i :uns l . Y gd lllii The oflflce force consustung of Mrs Regus Muller cmd Muss Geraldune Franz us an unvaluable part of the school organuzatuon Theur emcuency and capabuluty aud un the smooth operatuon of the Brentwood Hugh School office Both secretarues are graduates of Brentwood Hugh School Mrs Muller has been assocuated wuth the office sunce T936 and Muss Franz has been a member of the omce staff for three yea rs Theur work does not go unapprecuated for we realuze that wuthout a well organuzed omce staff the school program could not be carrued out to uts fullest capacuty MR DIFFENDAFER Mr Harry DutTendafer who has succeeded came to Brentwood un T931 Mr DulTendafer us well acquaunted wuth our educatuonal sys tem For thurteen years he has been afTlluated wuth the Brentwood schools At the begunnung of hus teachung career he taught Physucal Educatuon at Moore School and was pruncupal there When he came to the hugh school he taught P O D and World Hustory He us unterested un basketball and has served as a coach for some years In 1939 he took over the Varsuty team whuch has won new lcuurels under hus guudance Four years ago when Dr O H Englush me to B H S Mr Dutllendafer became assustant pruncupal and served ably un thus capacuty untul he assumed hus present dutues un January T944 The Senuors of 44 suncerely wush M Duffendafer every success as pruncupal of B H Mr H T Dullrendufer The Anthem 9 Mr S E McDonald MR MCDONALD Mr Samuel E McDonald now un the Unuted States Army left us thus year because there us a bugger job to be done a job that wull take all the skull and untellugence of every one of us We the Senuors of 1944 realuze the sugnuflcance of our pruncupals departure and would luke to honor hum here by a bruef resume of hus servuce and devotuon un hus assocuatuon wuth the Brent wood Schools When Mr McDonald came to Brentwood un 1930 from Claurton Brentwood Hugh School con susted of only two rooms un the Elroy School The Board of Durectors findung need for expansuon uncreased the suze of the school ct year later by the addutuon of one room un Moore School and two rooms un the Chrustuan Church ln February 1932 the Hugh School buuldung was buult and Mr McDonald always unterested un the Brent wood school system became pruncupal and has sunce been unstrumental un our story of progress Wuth the unstallatuon of a complete faculty the need for a course of study other than college preparatory became apparent and a commer cual course was added By 1935 Brentwood Hugh School offered three general courses of study academuc general and commercual pro vudung a specual course of study to f1t every stu dents need In order to meet the needs of the expandung Hugh School a new addutuon to the school was added un 1939 At thus tume a new gymnasuum The Anthem and audutoruum were added as well as the cafe terua and many new classrooms The school buuldung however was not the only thung to grow for the many specual actuvu tues of B H S have grown lust as rapudly There are now many unterestung clubs a newspaper musuc shop and home economucs classes all of whuch are desugned to brung out specual unterests or talents un theur respectuve f1elds Durung the war years of 1942 and 1943 Brentwood Hugh School under the durectuon of Mr McDonald has contunually guven uts students latest unformatuon regardung specual t1elds spe cualuzed traunung un the armed forces and scholarshups and awards In apprecuatuon of the help and guudance that Mr McDonald has guven us durung our years at Brentwood we as Senuors heartuly guve thanks and wush hum the very best of luck un hus new endeavor 10 . . , 1 I I ' I I . . , . I , . . I 1 I - . t . , D T I 1 1 . . I I . . . I ' . . . . 1 I ' I , ' a yearbook, and a handbook, as well as art, . I 1 1 . I I l I 1 I .... . . . . I , I . I . . I , . I . . . - . I . . . . I - ' o 1 o 1 n I 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 I . I I . I . . , . , . 7 ea in .QW-f.f MR WILLIAM POTTER English MISS LOREEN PURBAUGH Recdung MISS ALICE ROTHROCK Englnsh MISS CLAIRE CRYDER Physuccl Education MR RAYMOND EVANS Biology MR CLARK METCALFE Sciences MISS HARRIET EVANS Englnsh and Socuol Sfudnes MISS ELIZABETH MASON Home Economrcs MRS SYLVIA GEORGE School Nurse MISS ISABELLE WILSON Llbrcrncxn The Anthem II U I I ' . If' -4 1' ' ' ' .. . I I - I Q'-Y Wifi . I In f I ' . I L 4 .W A W X K 47 W .,,',4 M -'f ,, av 'gk , ' 1 f ,T-' 7 7 HUM . X MISS JENNIE FEDAK Englush MR HERBERT COSTOLO Hlstory VIISS HELEN CHAMBERLAIN Geography MISS ANNA PISTORIUS Mufhemqms MR ALEXANDER GRAHAM Physuccml Education MRS EDWARD JENKINS HISTOIY MISS BETTY JANE KIM Commerclal The Anthem 12 J MISS JANET CAMPBELL-Languages MISS BESSIE MOORE-Hisfory MRS. PAUL COXfEngIish, Civics M Q5 mefw '96, an '7'f 7 In -O- -17 f ff ff F-vor MISS ESTHER BENDER Commerclcl MRS RUTH CAMP E gllsh P O D WILLIAM MHLROY Instrumental Muslc MISS HELEN B BATZ Commercial MRS LAURA ROEMHILD Mcthemctucs MISS WILMA HARRIS Music MR JOSEPH PROTHEROE Ir1dustrlc1IArt MISS LAURA KREBS Ar MISS ESTELLE WILSON Music MRS ZELDA COONS Mathematics The Anthem I3 17 A ! . , 4 Q ' N . 1, I b . S i gist I 57' .,. A I 0-Qs, .1 -.. S it I , N . gl, , . 2 , K' N' - ' . -n' ,... MR. 4 ' . W I I ' -f -- CLASSES President JAMES MOHAN Vice President THOMAS JELLEY Secretory DOROTHY CANNON Treasurer LOUIS FALCONE Treasurued memornes of days gone by Far more dear to us than gold We shall not leave with thoughts untold Before we bud our friends goodbye SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It ns wnth regret and arrow that we Sensors leave our dear Alma Mater It as difficult to belneve that we are really about to c'ose the last chapter un our hugh school lufe We are naturally thrnlled but somewhat saddened as we approach our qraduatuon The Senior Class was organuzed nn September and class ofticers were elected Preparatnons were nmmeduately begun to erect a memornal plaque In honor of former students of Brentwood Hugh School who are In the armed forces Our socual events consisted of our annual class party our play Mr and Mrs North and our last get together the class plcnlc We felt a great loss when many of our boys left to serve Uncle Sam' These were lust the tlrst of many more who are to follow As we bud adueu we know we shall never forget our many fruends and all the good times we had at Brentwood Hugh The Anthem 16 I I ' s ' . O . I 4 II I I - H ' - ' I . ' I ' ll I I ROLLAND DUANE ACKELSON Acky Dapper Don the well dressed man Informatlon pleaselll Forum Preslclent comme nl faut That s my snster groan n n n AUDREY MAE BECKMAN Becky She takes your breath away Humor-esq Oh for a southern accent' To know her ns to love her PATRICIA ALBERTER a I want to be happy Angel of Mercy wllerry Madness Curuoslty lulled the cat DONALD EDWARD BISHOP Bus The Great Prollle Hngher and Hlgher Testnngl 2 3 4 Books books and more books Russle the sanlor man Umque Speak for yourself Snappy sportster HARRIET V BITNER Hute Gentlemen prefer blondes Cherry cokes Anthem queen Come on Brentwood let s g MARY E BARTH Mary Silence IS a vlrtue The skm you love to touch Sugar and splce Where s that stencul'P THEODORE GEORGE BLOHM Te What s the use of worrymg'P Night lufe Natural habitat 201 Gangway for fun ALICE BAUMGART Allce Green Eyes Autographs Backstage-Celebrltles Where s Pat and Barb? Cicero BERNICE THERESA BLUM Bunny The lady an Red Solld Symphony Ambltron beautaclan The sunshine of your smlle The Anthem I7 HP 'H ,. - h I I S I I I J. RUSSELL AUGENSTEIN Russ , ' o! ENES BOSSOLA ne Pepsodent smlle She s an old smoothle Marme Army Navy booster Energetuc Entertalnlng ROBERT DANIEL CALVERLEY a Merry Music Maker Promise for the future Bachelor? Obllgmg and adaptable ANNA MAE BOUSON Annie Navy Blues Gold sports sweater A Touch of Venus Madam Presndent JOHN HENRY CAMPBELL Johnny Buddy Ruch of B H S Teddy bear halrcuts The little angel7'7'7 ' S .I degree at Moore KEITH ALLAN BROOKS Boney Waterboy magnlfnque Charles Boyer s understudy Hey Acky llsten DOROTHY ANNA CANNON Dottne Take a letter dear How wonderful thou art Slender tender and tall Cheese please and make ut Kraft G MARK BROWN Brownie I eat Wheatles Excluslvelv rorrect Olympnc games SCIEDTIGC endeavors EDWARD CARPENTER Dancmg feet ls my face redll Rip Van Wlnkle The All Night Record Man BARBARA LOU BUTLER Barby From the halls of Montezuma Cokes and potato chlps Any correchons to the mmutes Stay as Sweet as You Are JAMES ALEXANDCR COCHRANE Jnm A warm hana clasp Modern Desugn what It takes He and the Kung of Swing The Anthem I8 SENIORS HE U , . 0 I I , HC In 11 ' ll I . . 's H ,, -H - - ., 1 I scream for ice cream!! H . 1, , , - - H - H f , , , , U . ,, HEdll ,, ., - ,, . OF 1944 WILSON L COLLIER Wu Bow tres Am t musbehavnn Its fun to sung Little squurt LUDMILLA MARIE DECKER Mtllte Scotch plaucl Tlme out for fun Ice cream and cake A helplng hand CARI. ALBERT COLTERYAHN Cot A I-untmg we wall go Xylophone zeal Ambutuon Mulkman My lungdom for a horse JVVZ -1' VMAJ ROBERT G DIPPEL w.mp Oh for a life of leisure ff' Boogne Woogle advocate Casey at the bat JU! .IEANNE AUDREY COWAN Cow Twm No I on your hut parade Loves to read comlcs Contagious smile MARTIN WALTER DOWLING Mnke Blue Monday Girls gurls glr s On the beam 2 4 6 hllte WALTER COWAN oa The other twin So you feed your doggle Thnvo? Out with the vocals Gremlmlstlc ROBERT ELDER DUFF Mlke Nonchalance persomfled Clamp Clomp Clomp Oh' that Ford convertible Basketball Brllluance Baritone MILDRED K DAVIDSON s Petite blonde Career gurl Abel soda clerk Fast talker HOWARD W EBERHART Buzzy 9199 glft of gob What dld we dom class? He glides cross the floor Much Ado About Nothing The Anthem I9 . . 1, -HH Q . . Lf A v ,, 4 ft ' , I U ' 1 1 ,V x . H In f f Q2 ' H ' ll , pl Wanted: a girl who can cook ' - ' - 'l!! H - H L ' IVF ll l Usi ff 'ns H U DOROTHY MARIE ENGEI. Dottie Small package Very much a lady Dainty and demure Ready willing and able NAARY E ENGELHARDT Tranquility Goldiloclcs Walt for Me Mary Am I late? RUTH M FOGARTY og Vivacious as she looks Little Miss Mischief .lust a llttle but of Ireland The smile of beauty Engle GERALDINE F FREY Gerry A penny for her thoughts The right thing at the right time Powder blue Snappy steno LOIS MAE ELZEL Lone Petite but potent Chen Yu nails Straight A Annie Ability Anthem DOROTHY M FROELICH Dottie Young in heart Bowling champ Smartly casual A smile for all LOUIS C FALCONE Louie Its a man s world Oh! for an argument Hail to Falcon-a-witz His ability in chemistry??? SARA SUZANNE GEARY Dapper Danette Our pal, Sal Whiz kid!! Une belle ieune fille PIAZEL V. FITZPATRICK Fitzy laughter is a shining weapon Happy is her middle name Goodwill toward men Holiday afoot MARION J. GOOD Goodie Blood curdling murder mysteries I am the master of my fate Novelty pin collector Sedate The Anthem - 20 Hsallyu SENIORS OF 1944 'IOWARD FRANK GRIFFITH Shaver Come on chlllunl let s dance Betty Grable fan Golng up' Rolled cults ROBERT GEORGE HILEMAN Mold Not gullty A howlmg success Jodwullow Soludl or as It geometry? WAYNE G HALL Rulle Muslc Maestro Pleasell fharles Atlas To the rhythm of has drums Poems are made by fools luke me BENJAMIN JOSEPH HISH Women how I love womenll Playboy Lsttle man wnth a bug smlle Dark halr with eyes to match RUTH HARTLEY Boots A smlle that dazzles If you ask me A brnght addltlon Down by the O hl o Nothing can stop the Army Aur Corps Rnght guy Surpnse package Mechanical lngenulty JOHN T HEINRICH Helnt My favorlte study class The quiet wolf Hobby huntlng dears Lay that lmoleum down John ETHEL MARTHA HOUSTON Ethel Swoonatra fan Sled rudmg swummmg sewnng Love of my lsfe-secretarnal work Oh for a cook bookll MARTHA A HESS Marcne Lady let s dance I believe on keepin things stirred up' All out for sports rnve feet flve full of pve EVELYN ELAINE HOWELL v Hold my hand nursue Sulence ts golden Readmg maketh a full man Lavendar and Old Lace The Anthem 21 . , 3 HB JH H ,, 1, Q - - H WILLIAM S. HOPPA Skip H - H , . ,, H , . I A' ll ' ll , I , lj . . . , . . ,.. 'V i .. HE YH , 41 , , I PATRICIA JEAN HOWELL a Bathmg beauty Art for art s sake We had 1006 dld you? Nhlsperlng GEORGEJ P KISEDA No tlme for love Our Rosey Roswell Walklng dlctlonary Star Reporter PAULINA MARY JANUKITAS Pau Speedy speaker' Spartan la femme Aviation her next step Expressuve eyes THOMAS J JELLY The Dreamer Whipped cream and a Towermg fullback ROGER HENRY KNEFELKAMP og Magazlne for men Sleep how I love to sleep Carrot top What s on the menu? Tom cherry please ROY W KNOBLOCH Knobby Gnrls' He s a cook' Someday I ll fly I m not so quiet A gentleman nn all respects BEVERLY LOUISE JUSTICE ev Tlp tnlted nose Tell rt to the Marines Jatterbug Happy go lucky LOIS J KESTNER The speech of angels Table talk I love a mystery Scloast audltuon MW JACK CLIFFORD KRAFT Buck Answer to a malden s prayer A cheer for No 'I9 Blow Gabruel blowlll Chivalry I5 not dead ROBERT LARSON Bo Mnschuef on foot How yo all honey Me and my llttle red hat Quncksllver The Anthem 22 SENIORS up 'H , , 0 . , . . . . HJ PM Il Ill 111 . ff ,IR H , H H 1 Hillbilly stride U ,, - , , , . UB H ,I H . , . , , ' ,flow '5 H bt, C , , , OF 1944 PHYLLIS VIRGINIA LOWERY Phy Hanr stylust elegant Arr mall to lta y A real person Fountam of youth ROBERT MAWHINNEY Moe Chargell A cheer for the Navy Center End Tackle Guard .lame MARY VIRGINIA LUTZ Gmny She wears a palr of sllver wings Dramatic clinches Parlez vous francais? Bubblmg personallty MARCELLA C MCCAULLEY Mar Just luke honey Maximum efficiency Eye catching A becoming blush ROBERT JOHN MAGORIEN Bo Thus man s war Into action A weakness for the fan' sex C A P JAMES McCONNELl lm More bark than blte Screwball Trumpet blues That s mce maternal' ETHEL MARIE MASON Mas l m saving myself for Bull C C C calm cool collected Nutty novelty puns Guides our Gurl Reserves PARK ANDREW MCJUNKIN Sparks Generosxty Scuentutlc American A shlmng example laugh o day HELEN MA1z Rusty Metlculous redhead Contrary to tradutlon even tempered' My Snster and I Studies over western thrillers MARGARET ANNE MEMILLIN Peggy Burmshed hair and glasses Hugh stepper Fountam servlce Stnke up the Band The Anthem 23 11 In 11 U H - n H - ff ,I I . If 1, H H bu - 1 HJ- ft , . . H H , . . . . .1 , , H H I If 11 .. fl ' H 4 FRANK E MICHEL Make Clown of the classroom Chnckens for sale I love lnfe My pal MARILYN MITCHELL Shorty haurcuts Devil may care Sweaters au garcon The blue of her eyes JAMES F MOHAN Hugh pockets Our presldent Basketball s bug boy VIRGINIA M ONOMASTICO lndefatlgable energy Nnce as they come Dark eyes Secretarial stamina Mulch NANCY PERRY Fudge I disagree Sweater gurl A mmd of her own Turquoise jewelry Moe HARRIET H PORTER Oats Slack In slacks Art room devotee How many please Pm up gurl MARGARET E NAGY Peggy That schoolgirl complexion Page from Vogue Conga lane Studlous?? DORIS A QUEL Shorty Skater s Waltz gobs of love for the Navy Short stuff Favorlte sublect lunch A LORRAINE ONEILL Lorrame When Irlsh Eyes are Smlllng Sleepytlme Gal Anthem sketches Plenty of unratloned goodness NORMA P RAHE Norm Jive queen Anymore chips' Come on klds louder' I Inve the llfe I love The Anthem 24 Ginny H - ff H - H - H ,I If H H H ,I , . Dlmpled grln H H 1 H 1, H H 1 I H - If H H f 1 - OF 1944 JANET R REICHENBACH an lady of versatility Mona Lusa hands All the world s a stage let s go to press' MURIEL A RILEY Mu Ann Tomorrow s cover gurl Fad onglnator Strawberry blonde I like tall men DOROTHY IRENE REID Dolly Dlmpled Dolly Tomboy Stargazvng Rarm to go! VIRGINIA M Gmny Blonde Bomb Suwez mos Gnggles Sports Spectator VIRGINIA F REINHEIMER Gmny All IS hrs who hath a book A fudge sundae fiend White collar worker ESTH ER M ROBBINS Space of life laughter Sllck chuck Tallung machine A blonde on parade GLADYS REMELE Gladys Musical magic Torch smger Lunch hour at Glllesples Flaming glory MARGIE ROBINSON Marge What doesn t she do' Speclaltles cheering and actmg Oriental eyes My Bull BEULAH M RICHTER Toots Dear old golden rule days Souvenirs Frlendshlp Song of the Lark GLENN E ROLLINS n y For he s a lolly good fellow Deep devllnsh dimples Come blow your horn Glamour pus! The Anthem 25 I V . HJ H A I , H H , . 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HESH H H 1, 1 , X ' , H H Ill k H , . , SENIORS MARILYN J ROTH Rothue Couffures deluxe Fad follower Feet peutute' Sweaters neat' Pete' Publlclty' Posters' PHILIP T SEALUND I Fleet footed Wolf In the dusk Plaud shurts Hls l1alr the envy of all gurls MARGARET M RUFFENNACH Marge Captuvatmg charm Laugh a minute Our gang lnvltmg recl llps EDWARD H SEIFERTH What a man Goes for classics Take me Out to the Ball Game Clean cut features SARAH M SCHAFER Sarah Hats off to a lovely lady Whistle whlle you work endeanng young charms VIRGINIA R SHROADS Gnnny Future woman In whute Chun up gurl Can she bake a cherry pl Skate Into T944 MARY M SCHEIDERLEIN Mary You re marvelous' Crownlng glory Wmsome wltty lass Sample endurung beauty FERN E SEIMON Pete Pearly whrte teeth Pert A lot of Ilttles make a much More darn fun JAMES WILLIAM SCHWARTZ um Hurrlcane Away with women I mode at un four years too' Hrs Iufe has own KENNETH F SMITH Smitty Luves to eat Light headed Sky scraper Feet that run on wlllmg errands The Anthem 6 ,, . ,, Q . Ph'l ,, ,, I lIEdll 1 ,, ,, Swish! ,, Q ,, 'e? ,, ,, , , , 6 Q ,, ,, I IIJ' ll ' , . , ,, - ,, -2 OF 1944 JEAN L. SPURRIER Spur All good things- Pale hands I love Live in style Keeps up morale by writing letters ROBERT A. VANDEGRIFT Dulce Ladies Mon Dance floors soap boxes On with the show' Democracy SHIRLEY MAE STUART u Kewpae smile Your poppa s off to the seven seas Bows and beaux Poetry I5 the language of love ROBERTA K VIEHMAN Bobble Star Eyes Sweeter than the sweetest Luttle Sunshine A gift of understanding JEANNE CONSTANCE STUTZ Jeanne Serenity A Crosby fanlll Friends I have made Small fry JOHN E WANNAMACHER Frltz Man of the world Hts second home-the office My motto-Take It Easy Mtghty sharp CLIFFORD H SWENSON Rlclcy Declaratlon of Independence Mlchlgan here I come' Scoop KENNETH A WARD Ken Lnttle Elnstem Dlploma cum laude Double double toll and trouble 308 with my head In the clouds DOROTHY E THEOBALD Dome A redhead please' Jnve lests locund Llfe of the party A magnetic mlssll , FREDERICK J WEAVER Shorty Mighty oaks from lnttle acorns grow Wanted One dream gurl 4 9 Happy hall guard A friend sn need The Anthem 27 H H , I if HS' H 1 1. . H H 1, 1, - H . , JR. H ' Letter to the Editor , . , H H I I .I - H - H , . H H , - - . 1, EDWARD A. WEBSTER Pune Peeked eyebrows Punch appeal I like Grable, too!! Eat at Kramers AUDREY J. YEAGER Aud Appears quiet-but - - - Adores anything with four legs Her heart belongs to daddy?? It's a free world RICHARD O. WHELAN Dick Daddy-long-legs Fun on ice How much longer till the bell? Favorite class-seventh period FRANK J. YEAGER Juge Am not home yesterday, yet Deep Purple Perpetual pranks Friendship is an asset CALVIN E. WHITEHOUSE Cal A red and black Ford-any gas? Fill 'er up! Whistling in the dark Good humor man L. EILEEN YEAGER Eileen A smart young woman Laughter like the tinkling ofa bell Speak Low Beyond compare JAMES P. WHITEHOUSE Jim There's a great day coming - graduation l did my homework! A blue and gold uniform In my merry Oldsmobile JOHN H. WINTER Sense of Humor Drugstore cowboy DOROTHY M. ZANDIER Dottie 3 V girl - Vim - Vigor - Vitality A Sonny character The happiest heart Miss Arthur Murray Summers Has anyone seen my gal? Hold that line! U ll fbi' DOROTHY J. ZOLLER Dottie Lessons with a smile Woman driver Fashion forecast A willing worker MARGARET JANE MCPEAKE Peggy Something new has been added She walks in beauty Boots and saddle Parlez-moi d'Amour The Anthem -- 23 COIWLQ ,- ESTHER SULLIVAN We re glad to have you In our mndst agann Essue for we massed your gay splrat and lnght heartedness On Aprul 25 Esther Sullnvan returned to B H S after an absence of almost four months It was a happy New Years day gatherung that ended In sadness for a group whnch she was rudung collnded wnth an lnterurban street car Esther has been an actnve member of the Sennor Class and I5 welcomed back by all fzwzg, W Jef f December 7 1941 the Unnted States was attacked by a ruthless and treach erous foe lmmednately the call to arms was made so that thus foe and has allies mught be destroyed Since then thus call has been answered by Brentwood boys who would have been semors thus year had they not thought that defense of thenr country should come before their education lt us through the splrlt and courage of these boys and many more luke them that our enemies wall be met and crushed In battle and the world agaun made safe for the freedom and peace that wull lnevttably come At thus wrltlng the followung boys have left to 'om Uncle Sam ED CARPENTER EARL MILLER BILL HOPPA HOWARD NEICE BILL JACKSON JACK THOMAS BOB MAWHINNEY JACK WINSCHELL EARLE YOST The Anthem 29 ,Vw ELCA . lf NJ K via yi V J lf J 0 , of young people. Esther was one of the unfortunate victims, when the car in 0 8 CLL . JUNIOR President ROBERT WILL Vice President CLASS KENNETH LEWIS JEANNE KRAPE Treasurer VICTOR HANSEN Our Junior year has almost passed And lookunq toward our reign to come We dream of fun not yet begun We re near the top at last' JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Junuor Class organnzatnon meeting was held on October 20 Class om cers were chosen and the Junnors made plans for theur future actuvatues Three malor socual events were held durung the year The class started off nts soclal calendar wuth a 'Funpacked evenung of dancung and games when nt held the Junuor Class Party on March IO Next came the Class Pucnlc on May I2 After much anxnety and expectatnon ln the hearts of eager students May I9 the nnght of the Junior Sensor Prom arrnved Under the guidance of Mnss Kam the Junnor Class made ready forthe comnng year by provung nts socuabuluty wnth full partncnpatlon un the Sensor Hugh actnvmes The Anthem 30 1 F 1 , . . I I 1 JUNIOR CLASS GIRLS FIRST ROW Elvira Terhorst Catherine Dornick Dolores Stankus Margaret Zalosky Virginia Roll Betty Wilson Marian Ackerman SECOND ROW Mary Jane Schohn Marian Anderson Grace Braun Carolyn Nash Mary Jean Brunlch Marlon Rollins Betty Phillips Beverly Huggler Doris Hodder Jean Dickey Shirley Jones Mary Stewart Carmelo Vara Nancy Jane Slgafoo Alice Ruffennach Harriet Ross Edna Engel THIRD ROW Jeanne Matz Anna Stone Marlorie McKeever Peggy Keller Shirley Davis Mane Boyce laVerne Scully Ruth Carpenter Teresa Menges Loretta Willis Shirley Gardner Lillian Lorenz Harriet Bugle Gladys Kam Ruth Snyder Elizabeth Stefanlak Mary Jane Glasgow Betty Keller Betty Edwards Betty Lee Caldwell FOURTH ROW Dolores Decker Viola Devaty Mildred Krapp Barbara Heintze Betty Hedrick Mary Lou Todd Charlotte Brawdy Mary Lou Deer Mary Grace Frisch Gloria Smlth Yvonne Barker Rose Marne Cleary Barbara Galllngs Helen Butler Jean Kneldler Florence Seibert Jean Yeager Evelyn Klme Helen Hartman Mary Shertzxnger FIFTH ROW Julia Sample Frances Soltls Marilyn Schumacker Alice Funk Marge Deutsch Aida Asqulnn Mary Lou Melxner Dot Ruftennach Jean Younginger Ruth Long Jane Ramsay Betty Lowe Joanne Roell ng Marlorle Croke Colleen Dennlston Shnrley Bradstock Ka hleen Ritharchek Jeanne Krape er Jw ft JUNIOR CLASS BOYS FIRST ROW-George Henssler Paul Rath Robert Will Cecil Stevens Fred White Fred Storz Trevor Vaughan Warren Schuetz Oliver Hegley Maynard Warwick Arthur Zeybel John Hesse Louis Minucci, Edward Gaydos Robert Ward. SECOND ROW-Roy Potts Paul Auen Norman Schmetzer, George Wurst William Hagmeier, Jack Glass, Fred Weiland James Becker James Glaid Joseph McGovern Gilbert Miller Clarence Stoner, John Dellostretto. THIRD ROW-Bill Woods Calvin Demme James Schuetz, Harold Scott Jack Hogenmiller John Evans, William Carroll, Robert Murray, Joe Balena, William Smith, Robert Wazniak, Richard Lodman, Joseph Drischler, Leo Saternos. FOURTH ROW-Robert Cutler, Ben Weedon, Alvin Batz, Edwin Schnupp, William Leap, George Brown, John Columbus, Albert Foders, Kenneth Lewis, Alexander Waddell, Donald Junker, William Aulenbacher, David Schlag, Jack Evans, Vic Hansen. The Anthem 4 31 SOPHQMQRE pmt, Vice President sf' PERRY BOWDEN Secretary EVELYN THOMAS Treasurer JACK ALLEN Our Sophomore year was a busy one We touled o er books and dud our share To place our class beyond compare But yet we had a lot of fun SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Thus year the Sophomore Class sponsored by Muss Campbell was organuzed on October T3 The class officers were elected and socual actuvutues for the school year were formulated Also at thus tume the class selected ClufTord Harmon to the office of General Program Chaurman The Sophomore Party was scheduled for Aprul 14 and the Class Pucnuc was planned for May 'I9 As new members of the Senuor Hugh the Sophomores partucupated un num erous actuvutues They were staunch supporters of the dances plays and musucal programs The class had a very successful year When they become senuors theur co operatuon abuluty and unterest wull no doubt and them un becomung outstandung leaders of Brentwood Hugh School The Anthem 32 7 . , . I I I ' I I . I - ' I I . 1 ' I I I SOPHOMORE GIRLS FIRST ROW Joyce Wendell Madelyn Rernhelmer Shrrley Wlnterlmg Dorothea Roessler Nancy Focer Dorothy Mock Helen Smrth Jane Metro Helen Cupldo Betty Arensberg Jeannette Satterfleld Florence Long Dorls Schmidt Dorothy Becker Shrrley Gaither los Wetzel Marne Frnoccl Sarah Johnston Gaul Ruff SECOND ROW Lrllran Bragg Vlrglnra Rhorlcaste Jean Rrchards Stella Jalxowslu Queen Cucla Evelyn Thomas Audrey Frey Ruta Ackerman Audrey Guttendorf Clarre Grlmore Beatnce Brown Vavran ONerII Dorothy Becker Joan Schaeffer Edna Jordan Evelyn Tornslxy Jean Loether Emert Ions Spurrrer Helen Slavonrc Patsy Parsons Glorra Schmidt Ruth Gland Martha Colteryahn Marian Larson Ruta Harbert Betty Jane Thompson FOURTH ROW Peggy Russell Lorrame Stefanowrcz Betty Hergold Lee Walsh Shrrley McFarland Ruth Murray Helen Seyerle Shirley Stergerwald Dorothy Houston Darlene Spotts Ruth Wlnter Alberta Galles Mary Rrchards Mary Lahm SOPHOMORE BOYS FIRST ROW Read Stewart Orlando Jordan: Harry Burr George Rrmmel Jack Allen lrm Flanagan Bob Frey Harry Slenlramp Dck Bunts Joe Bowden Regus Nageslu SECOND ROW Walter Kelly Don Lelster Eugene Zeybel George Gedman Jrm Weber Warren McWnllrams George Bryer Charles Green Jay Zahnller Oreste Malacarne Davrd Kinney Paul Becker TOP ROW George Wertzel Donald Sommers Jrm Wrlson Bob Black Gilbert Swltala Joe Surah Perry Bowden Glenn Christopher John Wolowslu Clnflord Harmon Jack Berndt The Anthem 33 1 . , Il I I , I I 1 1 3 1 ' I , C I I , I W I , 1 I . ! , I I T I . . I ' . . I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 E . . I . . . I . ' .I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 THIRD ROW--Pearl Bordy, Frances Ferri, Irene White, Margie Wolfrum, Mary D. Pelruchelx, Emilie . I I . . I .I I . . I . I I . 1 1 - l I l ' I I I . I I I I I I l I 1 1 1 W . I I .I I U I I I I I I ' I I .' T I - I I I l I I I I I I . I ' . I I . . I I . A I I 1 1 1 1 . 9M GRADE FIRST ROW Duck Madden George Parfltt Merle Porter Ed Dowlung Earl Wungrove Howard Arensberg Carl De Angelus Bull Brunuch Francus Soltus James Ulruch Edward Roth Thomas Stanus Bull Weaver Davud Yeager Ronald Gullam Charles Gedman SECOND ROW Shurly Crumley Joan Carnahan Jeanne Hartman Lous Mursch Dorothy Funk Helen Lorenzu Helen Lachman Dolores Hulty Barbara Huller Dorothy Loether Norma Yeager Genevueve Ruebel Vurgunua McMulIun Pat Optukar Ily Paetow Norma Valperga Katherune Keye Norma Jean Wulluams Shurley Wulson Glorua San Gregorua Marue Decker THIRD ROW Marlon Baseler Emma Stefanuak Barbara Swensen Ann Bolena Nancy Tear Kutty McKeeton Dotty Lou Ruce Mary Massaccue Helen Novagrodac Maruan Sharrer Marcella Daelhousen Dorothy Fry Elsue Dornburg Mary Anne Carapelluccu Janet Huleman Nancy Long Dorus Cartwrught Betty Ann Gruffln Sheila Forrester FOURTH ROW Betty Lou Young Wulma Colteryahn Joan Slogren Morgue Snyder Marulyn Scott Jean Bushop Della Bragg Betty Tarr Januce Schumacher Martha Ayres Jeanne Ruftennach Evelyn Bock Nancy Auen Eugenua Suchon Janet Terman Jacquelune Russell FIFTH ROW Carl Knobloch Joe Kunney Cell Quunn Jack Hardung George Madler Merle Er chner Roy Dunsey Harry Wrught Donald Browne George Stockhowe Roger Sharrer Jack Reuhung SIXTH ROW Bob Schuetz Frank Sulansky John Hegley Dennue Kunloch John Pulasku Raymond Wood Betty Heunruch Leata Hansen Norma Hedruck Jean McCalIuster Joanne O Hanlon June Ma hews Donald Estel Bull Bordy Lynn Poche Tommy Satterheld Don Youngunger John Mastascusa LAST ROW Duck Schuetz Ronald Clark Bull Nuggel Ray Harmenung Carl Ott Kenneth Eskey Earl Mawhunney Bull Mutchell Charles Pausley Henry Jacob Sam Stevenson Jurn Tron James Tulenlfo John Vuehman James Zeruch Nuck Wunovuch Davud Kratofel Carl Schuman Glenn Kestner 7m GRADE The Anthem '-' 34 FIRST ROW Jay Burmaster John Weldenhof James Anderson James Horns Paul Madler Wllluam McRoberts Enalr Rollins John Marzolf Ted Focer Larry Farrell Charles Hlckey Robert Halpert John Havlcon Frank Brutt Harold Thompson Robert Fisher Paul Wunderllch Ed Stevenson SECOND ROW Jean Smlth Betty Mulllgan Joy Brennan Mary Jane Kroll Irene Zeybel Ruth Yeager Loss Kennedy Edlth Loether Muldred Gehrmg Lots Chrustoff Patrlcla Flanagan Mona Cochran Alvma Pallatuccl Patrnca Lutz Lorrame Rohrkaste Patrlcua Rngly Thelma Spleth THIRD ROW Joan Carpen er Ramona Perry Patrlc a Herron Laverne Zeber .loan Freas Ruta Maller Patricia Marstellar Jane Cleary Myrna Kramer Leopoldlne Lorenz: Irene Lockltltch Dons Melzer Margaret Nstabaslleft Marilyn Rush Carol Roden Sally Meuller Patrlc a Jenluns Mary Jane McCullough Eleanor Strable FOURTH ROW Floyd Trxschler Elmer Lachman Clov s Merxner Allen Mawhinney Wllllam Brlngleson Pat Harman Harry Lehner Robert Engel Frances Todd Don Mutchell Loulse Schmidt Alferd Meuccl Wllllam Glessner Henry Anmahlan Rrchard Bernard Howard Stewart Blalr Thomas Jack Arelt Ronald Sherwood Robert Newcomer John O Brien John Schnupp Richard Bugle Thomas Murray FIFTH ROW Mar an Schrag Kay Thon'pson Eleanor Sontag Shirley Robinson Joyce Benneman Jeanne Claud Melva Douglas Sally Heuple Nancy Barchfeld Joanne Erlcson Roberta Straub Carol Johnson Mary Jane Wntz Clara Vrckless Rose Ann Torxsky Carol Ackelson Vlrglnla Valperga Vlvlan Frey TOP ROW George Oleary Clyde Reed John Davidson Wullxam Salzmann Wnlluam Tackltt Arthur Tosh Russ Mathews Donald Wunderllch Wulllam Shroads John Buchner Kenneth Bmglam Donald Laur Robert Dunlap Wllllam Amrhem th GRADE FIRST ROW Kurt Hess George Stankus Robert Johnson Jay Ollls Roger Phllllps Sam Mullgan John Serra Anthony Ross Danny Torlsky Richard Heuntze Wllburt Snyder Don Shaffer Carmme Vara Robert Sontag Robert Walsh Duck Young Ed Weaver John Carlln SECOND ROW Theresa Bronczyk Mary Janulutas Joan Mueller Donna Morrison Theresa Stanls Susan Smnth Caruta San Gregona Mary Pfeuffer Allce Schuchert Betty Ann Keraltls Grace Jones Mary Lew Meyers Betty Kam Audrey Mendllnger Marilyn Ward Catherine McCaulIey Martha Deer Barbara Wagner Charlotte Volz Glorla Strable Audrey Dowlvng THIRD ROW Roy Husser Eugene Fmocchl Dolores Andrews Joan Henkel Ruth Herold Ann Hnckey Dorothy Ackerman Margy Arensberg Betsy Haslett Betty Farquhar Loss Borneman Joan Sutphun Shlrlee Schwarz Mlllle Frlton Mary Fredxanl Richard Calverley Jimmy Ebert Buddy Franz FOURTH ROW Edgar Bonham Bull Farrlleld Robert Anderson Jimmy Cox Stewart Perry Tom Goldsworthy Ed Norrus Jlmmy Stoner Robert Wehlmg Ervln Mohr Robert Wnnschell Bully Sulansky Ralph Knefelkamp Charles Kelley Norman Lelster Robert Wetzel Lundy Becker FIFTH ROW Mnlton Campbell Angelo Cuda Patty Moesta La Verne Hickey Eleanor La Van Nancy Bugle Patty Stahl Stellamae Potts Joan Nedbalskl Loss Burr Ann Mae Pellnccua Lottue Kramer Phyllls Jones Florence Yeager Barbara Wussenbach Peg Shlerson Shirley ChrlstoI'T SIXTH ROW Rlchard Odato Paul Murphy John Schatzer Vernon Alster Lloyd Colteryahn Norman Hartman Pete Agnew Franklm Chrnstopher Tom Houston Jack Wendell Bull Duff Russell Fehr Frank Franz Frank Gedman Ray Galllford Ed Decker The Anthem 35 Ah ,X f 1,4556 I J A Y :',, A 5' QI, I 'Q . 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M ACTIVITIES pv ,f ,II If STUDENT FORUM The Student Forum was reorgannzed agaun this year under the sponsor shlp of Mlss Moore Each of the officers and repre sentatlves dnd hls part In FOSYEFINQ school spurs! among the students and In malung all achvlh s a success Many every day student problems were discussed and cor rected to the best of the members abuluty The Forum ns a true example of democracy at work Standing Mnke Duff John Evans Rolland Ackelson Bob Mawhinney ated Shurley Jones Dorothy Cannon Audrey Beckman COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club which as sponsored by Muss Batz held both so caal and vocotnonal meet mgs on the first and thurd Thursdays of each month It sponsored an evemng dance and a party during the past year The popularity of this club has grown rap ldly for the membershlp thus year Increased by leaps and bounds Sponsor Mass Bender MIMEOGRAPH SQUAD Under the sponsorship of Miss Bender the Mumeograph Squad I5 composed f members who are tramed nn cuttmg sten clls mlmeogrophmg work for faculty members and school orgamzatnons and keepmg files of all important stenclls This year our gurls came to the rescue and successfully managed thus work usually monopoluzed by boys Pres Pork Mclunlun V Pres Martha Hess Sec'y Pat Howell Treas Norma Rahe Sponsor Mnss Batz The Anthem 38 4 gs 1' F - - ... an 9 3 gpg- A f , f ' r I' 3 - . 0, 1 F . . . all STAGE CREVV Wllllngness to work and co operatron are but two of the characterrstlcs typlcal of every Stage Crew member Thelr du tres are just what you would Imagine them to be settlng the stage for every performance and operating lights and sound effects Even though they were wlthout faculty supervlslon for part of the year they carried on untll Mr Proth eroe jotned them In November Sponsor Mr Dnffendafer HALL SQUAD As the name ofthe or ganlzatlon umplles he Hall Squad I5 responsnble for the conduct of the students In the halls dur In the changing f classes This orgonuza tnon whose members are chosen from all classes of the Junior and Sensor Hugh School has been functlontng successfully for several years Their wor at he present ized by Mr Dlftendafer Pres Mary Vurgnnna Lutz V Pres Ruth Carpenter Secy Barbara Butler Treas Norma Rohe Sponsor Mass Bredmch The Anthem 39 USHERS CLUB Wlth Mass Brednlch as thelr sponsor thus year the Junior and Sensor g rls of the Ushers Club have strlven to become one of the schools lead mg servlce organrza tions However their more Important duty re mains to be that of ushering at all malor events of the year In cluding the class play music concerts and Com mencement ' ' 13 T A . Q ' A lk -Q' - ,L 1 1 .. f . I I l - . X , 1 , Q N A - . L xl' - Q Q 9 I O at l , . L k, t time, has been organ- Sponsor-Mr. Protheroe I f l . SENIOR TRI HI Y e Trl HI Y s we organlzed In class groups thIs year and they were Indlvrdually afflllatecl wIth the Natuonal HIY l'ellowshIp Wrth M55 Purbaugh as theIr spon sor the SenIor gIrls de voted themselves to both socIal and servlce achvr tIes IncludIng the Moth er and Daughter Ban quet Jumor Red Cross work Femme Froluc and the Alumnae Luncheon l AA.. Pres Margre Rabmson V Pres Marrlyn Mutchell Secy Barbara Butler Treas Alrce Baumgart Sponsor MIss Purbaugh Pres Jean DIckey Pres Betty Phl I s Secy Margne McKe-ever cas Jone Ramsay SOPHOMORE TRI HI Y ThIs group under thr guudance of MISS Fedak ma e up IheIr yearly program consIstIng ol monthly worthwhlle so cIal and servnce CCTIVI tIes At Xmas tIme they made toy stufTed anI mals for the Red Cross Second semester InItIa tIon servnce was held a the Knoxvulle Y In Janu nr a d In March Sweater SwIng was held to round up the years socIal schedule Sponsor MIss Mason JUNIOR TRI HI Y e J nror T I sponsored by MISS Ma son Id a dance pariy and helped In the Femme FrolIc thIs year T e grrls also par cr compIlIng scrap books They were achve also In the Interracal confer ence t the Cen er venue Y ThIs IS se ond year that th same group has exustea o a Tru HI Y unrt Pres Evelyn Torrsky V Pres Marge Wolfrum Sec y Lorrorne Slefanorvuez Treas Shrrley SteIgerwald Sponsor MIss Fedak The Anthem 40 -2 I L I 1 Ill ' 1,1 . I Il 2 I I lj E Qt I Th ' '. ' re 2 ' S A I 3 I - - - I I r I I ' J . Th U ' ri H'-Y l A , he , a - IP l ' ' h ' ri '- I Y ' pated in Red Cross work QL 4 t ' ' ' f l ' I - N a t I A . ' ' Ihre c I5 .4 ' v, .f 'II'p ' ,f ' Tr .- ' ' f ' s ' '- ' . I I I fp I d ' . . s A .1 ' T- X is yn P .- 1 K. V J: ' Q . . V A A K Y' H 1 Q I r 3 ' Pres Carl Colteryahn V rcs Pat Alberter Sec y Shnrley Jones BOYS rt aldlng the war el fort the members of the Boys HIY conducted successful scrap druve under the leadership of Raymond Fvans spon sor Tocreate mamtaun and extend throughout the school and commun :ty a hugh standard of Chrlstuan character the purpose of thus or ganlzatlon Sponsor Mnss Bracken Treas Robert Wnll DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatlc Club sponsored by Mss Jean Bracken again organ th s y elec nn Carl Colteryahn as pres :dent Durung nts month ly meetungs classes were conducted on the art of rnalie up and dramatic technnques were studled Assembly plays were also guven by the mem bers for thelr experience and the student bodys entertannment Pres Muke Duff V Pres Bob Mawhnnney Sec y Calvnn D mme Treas Trevor Voughan Sponsor Mr Evans Pres Dorothy Theobald V Pre Dorothy Zandler Secy Joy Brennan Treas Audrey Beckman Sponsor Mnss Batz The Anthem 4l PEP O CRATS The Pep O Crats whose purpose as to promote pep among students for games ns sponsored by Mlss Helen Betty Batz Meetings were held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month after school The club sponsored a hayrade thus year and also drd Jun nor Red Cross work . 3 t 5 . l l ' l vs l I iq? 2. 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' X 1 '-2 ANTHEM Wuth Muss Janet Campbell as edutorual advusor and Muss Esther Bender as busmess manager the 44 Anthem began to take uts form early un the year as Brentwood Senuors partung guft The gray hours you ve notuced on the heads of Lous Etzel and Ken Ward are the result of long and dulugent work as co edutors In October the work began wuth a shortage of everythung uncludung materuals labor and especually film However we had no trouble un acquurung a large staff even consuderung the evudent manpower shortage whuch B H S was already startung to feel All the senuors wanted a tTnger un theur record of achuevement Park McJunkun Busuness Manager started scoutung around for ads to make ends meet Of course beung released from a few days of school thus work helped ease the straun a luttle Meanwhule Curculatuon Man ager Anna Mae Bouson sent her salesmen hustlung receupt books from room to room to sell our product Carl Colteryahn and staff dusted off therr cameras and set out on a look pretty campaugn We must admut the staff apparently consudered themselves quute the photogenuc senuors when the results were scrutunuzed The luterary groups found themselves wuth quute a rob on theur hands Peggy McMullun and her Senuor Sectron often worked long unto dark hours to assure classmates a new and dufferent wrute up Jeanne Cow an and her group saw to ut that underclassmen were not neglected Barbara Butler had charge of organlza tuons Her staff unvestugated all the extra currucular actuvutues Bob Mawhunney and George Kuseda headed our Athletuc Department and they were kept busy rught up to the last munute when our basketball team won the sectuonal champuonshup The features and art work you wull notuce, hold your unterest Thank Sara Geary Pot Howell and Lor raune O Neull for that In vuew of all we hope you wull enloy readung your yearbook now and un years to come ANTHEM STAFF EDITORIAL FEATURES CO EDITORS Lous Etxel Kenneth Ward Shurley Stuart Gladys Remele Marulyn Mutchell Norma Rahe Patrrcua Alberter Aluce Baumgart Kenneth Smuth Jum Cochrane Vurgunua Rux SENIOR SECTION Peg y McMullun Edutor Phy lus Lowery Muruel Ruley Jean Spurruer Dorothy Cannon Enes Bossola Audrey Beckman Mary Vurgunua Lutz ART Pat Howell Edutor UNDERCLASS SECTION Jeanne Cowan Edutor John Wunter Fred Weaver Esther Sulluvon Ludmullo Decker Morulyn Roth Ruth Fogarty Lorraune 0 Neull Phul Sealund PHOTOGRAPHY CRGANIZATIONS Barbara Butler Edutor Marcella McCcuulley Ethel Mason Louus Falcone Janet Reuchenbach Walter Cowon Howard Gnftith Ben Hush Robert Magoruen Bob Calverley Mlke Duff ATHLETICS Bob Mawhunney Edutor George Kuseda Edutor John Wannemacher Jack Kraft Bob Vandegruft Jum Mohan Ed Carpenter Ed Seuferth BUSINESS Park Mcjunkun ADVERTISING John Campbell Wulson Colluer Sara Geary Edutor Maruorue Robunson Ca l Colteryahn Edu BUSINESS MANAGER Mary Engelhardt Mary Barth Nancy Perry Beverly Justuce Paulune Janukutas Esther Robbuns Evelyn Howell Jeanne Stutz Audrey Yeo er Roy Knoblougu Dorothy Engel Ted Blohm Fern Suemon Frank Yeager Keuth Brooks Russ Augensteun CIRCULATION Anna Mae Bouson Manag r Beulah Ruchter Dorothy Zoller 'Of Vurgunua Onomastuco Rolland Ackelson Glenn Rolluns Bob Larson Martha Hess Morgue Ruffennach Vurgunua Shroads Roberta Vuehman Dorothy Theobald Mark Brown Dorothy Zanduer Sarah Schaefer Euleen Yeager Helen Matz Muldred Davudson Harruet Butner Don Bushop The Anthem 42 . . ' - ' 11 11 - 1 . . . 1 . . - 1 . , . . - 1 - . - - , . . . , I . , . ' - 1 1 1 11 11 - - - - . , . 1 1 - 1 ' - 1 1 ' . . , . 1 1 - ' 1 . . , . , ... 9 MINARET You must have a nose for news to work on the Minaret! Mrs. Zelda Coons and her journalistic staff are busy the year round tracking down information for news, sports, or feature stories. With ads to top it off, our paper appears out of a resulting iumble of copy. Naturally, the staff writers must have a knack for assembling and separating the mixture of articles. Marge Robinson, News Editor, knew how to get scoops, She also knew what a headache it was keeping them under her hat until the paper was issued Marge had the lab of dealing with last minute news that the re porters gathered near dead line Advertise' After our community businesses were persuaded to take the advice Ginny Rlx received the material and endeavored to add a new ad angle In each Issue Features, of course, you always enioy. However, Norma Rahe can testify to the dimculty of finding a subiect which appealed to all. She did right well, though, as any loyal Chips fan will confirm. Marilyn Roth's cuts also went a long way to spice up the news. When football, basketball, or track seasons were in, the Sports staff had no trouble filling its columns, but Mike Dutf will tell you how in between seasons weaned his staFf Last but certainly not least come the co editors Janet and Cliff who drew make up set dummy pages added here cut there and ran literally to the printers MINARET STAFF Editors Janet Rerchenbach Cliff Swensen News Editor Marlone Robinson Feature Editor Ngrmq Rqhe Sports Editor Mike DUE Business Manager Virginia Rrx Circulation Manager Mary Virginia lutz Exchange Manager Helen M511 Pl 0709fC'Ph9f George Stockhowe Reporters and Writers George Kiseda John Campbell Kenneth Smith Ruth Fogarty Wayne Hall Pat Howell Walter Cowan Sara Geary Aida Asqulm Margie Deutsch Ruth Long Jean Dickey Harrnette Ross Phil Sealund Shirley Jones Muriel Riley Journalism Students John Evans Albert Foders Mary Lou Merxner Louis Minuccl Betty Phillips Nancy Perry Jane Ramsay Dolores Stankus George Wurst Trevor Vaughan Alice Ruffenach The Anthem 43 ' - I ' I ' I I I I Q i Art Editor ..,, .... ..,.,,.. . ......... M arilyn Roth ' .. . ' , I , , I , I , . .,l . ' I I F I . f , - I . . .I .. I , 1 1 . I I I . CHRLS ATHLEHC LEAGUE The members of the G. A. L., under the lead- ership of Miss Cryder are chosen for their ill- terest In all sports and their outstanding athletic a nity This year as seen the gurls partrcr pating in basketball con tests with nerghborrnr: schools as well as learn o a t in in mural games Acting Captain Pat Howell Sponsor Miss Cryder Pres Virginia Rnx V Pres Rita Harbert Secy Carmelo Vara Treas Helen Cuprdo CLUB The Music Club under the leadership of Miss Harris successor to Mr Mcllroy is composed of members from the band and orchestra The pur pose of this organization is to encourage gooa music for the student body Meetings are held once every three week and plans are mode for participation com community and civic en terprrses Sponsor Miss Wilson LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is sponsored by Miss Wilson and meets the first Tuesday un each month The members decorated the library for Open House and are responsible for the bulletins and ull ex hrbrts rn the library Each member also devotes one period a day marking books and straightenmg shelves Pres Jim Mohan V Pres Bob Calverley Secy Jeanne Krape Treos Jack Kraft Sponsors Mr Mcllroy Miss Harris The Anthem 44 b'l' . ' h ing t ssis ' ' tra' - U H MUSIC A il fl L ll A ' I , A - ii 1 s N ' in - MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club organrzed In 935 composed solely of foot ball lettermen Thus far It ns under the sponsor ship of our new coach Alexander Graham It purpose IS to promote friendliness and co oper ation among the letter men and to msplre motivating mterest S M G h ponsol Y to Um the athletuc program SOUND SQUAD sr The Sound Squad under the super +4 vusuon of Mr Metcalfe IS un charge of all sound apparatus rn the school Supply -5. :ng recorded muslc for actlvltles and operating the motion prcture protectors are two of the mann dutnes of thus ser vlce organlzatlon Sponsor M Metcalfe G RL RESERVES To face lute squarely and to Gnd and give the best IS the motto f thus organization which IS sponsored by Mlss Kim No one con forget the Beau Brurn mel Ball which as c tra dmonal actuvlty held on nually Red Cross work os lust o e o e many undertalungs ac Pres Ethel Mason V Pres Marcella McCaulley Sec y Sarah Schaefer Treas Pat Howell C0mPl'5l'led by 7l'1l5 97 Sponsor Mass Kam VICE Cl!-lb The Anthem 45 f Q A , 5 R y Q , f 5 V, 1 Q A 1 L 'f ' x gh , ' ' 1 , is If r lx I S . ,W S , T l l ' . l Y vf- A I T . 5 . . 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A w ' n f th .- . .- Rf .- ' ' s Y DRUM MAJORETTES AND FLAG BEARERS Wrth rhythmic steps and twrrlrng ba tons our Drum Malorettes and flag bear ers lead our band on all occasrons They lend color and zest to all gala events parades football games assembly per formances Watch them march' BAND l love a parade Dont we all ove watchrng the band an therr strrlung unr forms Parades are lust one of the many actrvrtres that the band participates Their rousrng enthusrasm at football games the Wrnter Band Concert and the Erghth Annual Musrc Festrval lthrs year conducted by Mrss Harrrsj were some of the successful accomplnshments of ths organrzatron We are lustrfled rn being very proud of rt Clarence Stoner Marlon Rollrns Pecrgy McMrllrn Morgre Deutsch Rrchard O Data Donald Brshop ORCHESTRA Even though many people dont realrze t srgnrflcance the orches tra has done much t brrng pleasure for the entrre Hugh School T the student body the orchestra rs most rmpor tant at assemblies an: pa s but to the er sonnel the Musc Fest: vrces rendered rn help :ng communrty prolect have been voluntary Mrss Harrrs rep aced Mr Mcllroy and became the second woman rn B H S hrstory to drrect the orchestra and band l r 2 ll 1 is r A gg Q s f l ' K S 3 ' ' is t 4 .- I ' A ' , . L 9 . C ' ' . c L A A , l .I ' l I Y ' . p .- val ralnks highest. Ser- ' ' r 1? r V K ,, , , 5 i ' ' ' ' ' in Directors-Mr, Mcllroy, Miss Harris CAPPELLA CHOIR When Mrss Harrus d rects the new A Cappella C our un Thanks be to God the melodlous muxed vouces blend an perfectly cmd happuly r It s thenr tavorle But any number ren ered by ns we trauned group ns a llsten mg pleasure Thelr ap pearance at the Chrnst mas pageant and other acttvntnes ts espec ally an demand The A Cappella Chozr us the newest suc cessful addmon to the Must: Department TRIPLE TR O Trnpe Trno whats that? Why t I st what the words amply three trtos put unto one These nine gurls are under the dlrec tlon of Muss Wulma Harrus and have en tertalned vareous clubs and orgamzatnons I dls rw visited Baldwnn HI School for an assembly program and have taken an actuve part an the B H S musncal progr ms The two mann actxvt tres of the trno at school were the Chrnst fs! Dtrectar Muss Horns Director4Mr, Mcllroy, Mr. Harris The Anthem -47 BRASS SEXTETTE Among the lust of specual muslc groups ns the Brass Sex e Its er sonnel us chosen from orchestra members who are especually talented on thenr res pechve lnstruncents They play at the an nual Band Concert and the Muszc Festtval thus group also makes many outslcle appearances. These six boys always guar- antee a novel musical act, Q lg T T . I It . , ' f Z , -4 . ' . E ql c - if . A 4 . g g gig A .I .I A Vw M .U Us Q L ,Q . . . I . y . t - ' - I l s l Q 4 I 5 4 A Q A ' J l I ,if of th's ' t Act, ' ' ' 'gh A: 2- I . C t . . .- Tir-V-WML-n V' 'M ' - mas Cantata and the Music Festival. Director-Miss Harris T T tt t 1 . I ' . . ik h, , H . fo ' i ' 't . d th' Ili in B. H. S. ' t.tte, p - ACTIVITIES FUND Newton Fuller Annabelle Fuller Madge Fuller Uncle Stanley Mr Kimber Hester Steve Eldrldge Sue Barrmgton Mass Wulcox Tommy Hughes Mr Prescott Raymond Rena Leslne Clayton Evans Mrs Douglas Prompters Make up CAST CURTAIN PLAY Bob Wull Aida Asqumu Margne Deutsch Wayne Hall Wulson Collner Margaret Anderson Calvin Demme Theresa Menges Shirley Jones Bull Hagmeuer Sandy Waddell Henry Anmahlan Jean Duclzey Fred White Mary Lou Metxner Shlrley Jones Helen Butler Mlss Wnlson Vnrglnua Rlx Carl Angstrom Stage Crew Calvm Demme Bull Hagmeuer Fred Weaver Arthur Tosh Clarence Stoner Gulbert Muller Properties Fred Weaver Setttng for Act l Mlss Krebs and Art Department Do you luke tt Annabelle? Newton Fuller thus opened the flrst scene of George Washmgton Slept Here and dnsplayed before the amazed eyes of has wlfe the very doubtful charms of a 200 year old untenanted country house The dnlapldated estate bought by the cnty born and bred Mr Fuller ID a moment of fancy for blue sknes, wlld flowers and tradntnon proved to be no bargam There was no water In the well, no electrncnty no anythnng fanntly resemblmg a modern convemence and the road Itself was owned by Mr Prescott a clamorous nenghbor The Fullers finally flxed thmgs up only to flnd that theur Indebtedness could not be paid off by Uncle Stanley This garrulous bornng relatnve found ut neces sary to announce sadly but truly that he was penmless He had fooled the rela tnonshnp smce the 1929 crash everyone thmkung he was stull the mnllnonaure uncle All was forgnven however when he successfully hoodwtnked Mr Prescott Into supplymg the necessary money to save the house Miss Rothrock dlrected thus hut play whlch was wrutten by Moss Hart and George S Kaufmann It was presented In the hugh school audltoruum Frnday, February 4 lncldentally George Washington dtdn't sleep there tt was Beneduct Arnold The Anthem 48 . . , - ,. . , , f 1 1 1 1 . . ,, , . - H . . , . 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I SENIOR CLASS PLAY Mrs North Mr North Clolre Brent Clanton Edwards Buano Louis Berex Jane Wllson Ben Wnlson Cooper a poltceman Mrs Brooks Mr Brooks Lt Welgand Detective Mullins Jenluns Ambulance Doctor Assistant Medical Examnner Jones Pollce Photographer Ross Fmgerprnnt Man Fuller Brush Man Inspector OMalley Corpse Timothy Barnes Gordon CAST Audrey Beckman Walter Cowan Janet Relchenbach Mike Duff Louis Falcone Mark Brown Vnrglnla Rlx John Wmter John Campbell Enes Bossola Howard Grnltlth Fred Weaver Frank Yeager Tom Jelley Wnlson Colller Bob Magorlen Wilson Collner Carl Colteryahn Bob Hlleman Bob Hnleman Howard Eberhart Frompters Patrlcua Alberter Almce Baumgart Stage Props Dorothy Cannon Dorothy Theobald Student Director Nancy Perry That unprednctable but charmmg couple Mr and Mrs North was the sublect of the presented wlth so much success In the audutoruum on Aprul I4 Under the fine direct Bracken thas comedy unfolded to relate the hanrbramed antncs of Pamela and Gerald odd collectnon of friends Pam has an Innocent way of mvolvlng herself and Gerald ln a murder A body apartment and from then on, Pam plays detective, much to the police force's disgust, havlng the finger of susplclon pomted at Gerald and herself Sensor Class Play, lon of Mlss Jean North and theur ns found nn their but not without This madcap couple go along thenr merry way throughout three acts of thus gay comedy with Its r many moments of suspense Pamela's tlnal unmaskmg of the murder whlle Gerald b relief, brnngs a dellghtful conclusuon to a successful play The Anthem 49 eathes a sagh of , , ., . .. .. ..., ., . , ' ,.,.., .. , ...,., .... . , . , , .. Jim Cochrane , . ...,... . ...... . .. ., , I ....,. - .. I . T I ' ' n u - - , - - , I 1 . f , UN elim' up fi ,Mx of gl 51 My f ff , Q 5 Z rf r' s 4:'T 'Afl ' M -:M ,..? SPO RTS Tom Jelley Mxke Duff ClnH5ord Swensen Wayne Hall 1151 TOP ROW-Coach Graham Paul Becker Jum Wulson Fred Weuland George Weutzel Walter Kelly Assustont Coach .lack Benz SECOND ROW Bull Leap Martun Dowlung Bob Black Bob Murray Ken Lewus Tom Jelley Joe Balena George Radosevuch Don Bishop Ben Weedon Jum Whutehouse THIRD ROW Muke Duff Bull Carroll Glenn Chrustopher Rolland Ackelson Bob Mawhunney John Evans Louis Falcone Jack Hogenmuller Wayne Hall Vuctor Hansen John Winter MANAGERS-Harold Scott Keith Brooks Fred Weaver Clutf Harmon Donald Leuster On August 29 1943 the Brentwood Hugh School football team left for Camp Buddy un West Vurgunua hulls to start another season on the gruduron Thus year as for the past three, the team was under the helm of a new coach Mr Alexander Graham who was selected to fill the vacancy left by Ensugn Earl Kuhn after the latter had receuved hus orders from the Navy lust one hour before the squad left for camp After a tough week at camp under the reugns of Coach Graham who was assusted by Carl Zuber U S M C our team was ready for uts first game with Baldwun The Blue and Gold had a none too suc cessful season wunnung only one of theur nune games that beung agaunst Baldwun Other hughlughts were theur tue wuth Mun hall and theur holdung Mt Lebanon to 6 0 score After the Munhall mudfest, the Brents slacked off their first half pace and dropped all theur last four encounters by at least two touchdown marguns The locals performed best on foreugn terrutory all season long and at the close of the grud campaugn boasted an away rec ord of one wun one tue and three defeats as compared wuth a home record of four losses un four starts ln only four contests throughout the seasaon dud the Graham grudsters hold theur opponents to sungle figure scorung to tals Only once dud the Spartans reach the double figure mark themselves On sux occasuons they were shut out by the enemy Whule the domunatung factor un the early season was the lack of an olfensuve sutficuently geared to cope wuth the other WPIAL powerhouses, a defensuve collapse appeared to be responsible for the Graha men s falterung un the home stretch ln the final four engagements Brentwoods oppo nents garnered 108 pounts or an average of 27 per game Compare thus with the eught pount average of theur five unutual con tests lnduvudual scorung honors went to Fal cone, who tallued 13 of Brentwood's 27 pounts The Anthem 53 1 l 1 u K ,v.1Z,q's2,5'Q7' Wi-me , ,- , 7 , -1 . 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G R BRENTWOOD 14 BALDWIN 0 Brentwood s grudmen opened the season playmg at Baldwin Duff and Falcone took scor :ng honors with seven pomts each BRENTWOOD 6 SNOWDEN 19 In the first home tult the Spartans were taken an the game that was lost and won on fumbles Tough breaks resulted nn a Snowden 11 victory with all the scoring in the first half BRENTWOOD 0 SHALER 6 Grahamen dropped second home game as Shaler lacked Lacs an final peruod pay dart pass The game was a seesaw with both elevens cap: tallznng on lme plunges BRENTWOOD 0 MT LEBANON 6 An underdog Brentwood eleven nearly took the props from under the Blue Devuls as they fought desperately to hold back a highly rated Mountae team The Spartans showed their best defensive and offensive playmg for the season m the grid clash BRENTWOOD 7 MUNHALL 7 The B H S eleven met a tough Munhall team under the lights In ankle deep mud Fal cone made a spectacular 75 yard run for the Spartans BRENTWOOD 0 CRAFTON 33 Brentwoods defense was decidedly off the beam as a powerful Crafton eleven had a field day at Phlllnps Park We lust werent clicking BRENTWOOD 0 ETNA 31 Once more off the well known beam our Lacs were shellacked by Etnas speedy offense Etna lights wutnessed an uninteresting game from Brentwood s point of vnew BRENTWOOD 0 BETHEL 12 The Grahamen outgamed the boys from Bethel but couldn t find pay dart and so came out on the trailing edge of a 12 0 game The first half showed a good defensive game by both elevens but nn the second half things happened BRENTWOOD 0 DORMONT 30 Brentwood played their 6th scoreless game when the Dormont Bulldogs came to Phnllnps Park to defeat the Spartans The mud slowed down the Model T of the victors but we stull lost our last game of an unsuccessful season The Anthem 54 l D A R L s 1 7 E L ' L - T V . l E l 1 1 I The Brentwood defense was orl the blink and the BACK ROW Bob Vondegruft Louus Munuccl .lum Flanagan Perry Bowden Bob Black Bob Cutler Cluff Swensen Regus Naleskr Ja NOT PICTURED Jum Mohan Russ Augenstem Bob Murray The greatest team un the annals of Brentwood Hugh School swept through theur sectuonal opposutlon and on unto the semu finals of the WPIAL tournament before beung elumunated by a favored Beaver Falls uve Harry Duffendafer for the second suc cessuve year tutored hus boys unto a spot un the WPIAL tourney as the Spartans brushed by all Sectuon 8 opposutuon rackung up thurteen wuns un fourteen starts The only team to outdo Brentwood was Car negue who regustered the upset of the year wuth a 31 30 verduct over the champs The sterlung play of the aggressuve Lacs remauned wuth them un the Staduum elumunatuons In the first round the Brents vanquushed Washungton Hugh 51 16 l the quarter finals the Blue and Gold un frustrated by the pre game odds and des pute havung an off nught nupped Mones sen, 28 25 Thus the Spartans restung on an eleven game wun streak advanced to the semu finals, where they engaged the heralded FRONT ROW Pete Vaughan Calvun Stoker John Evans Make Duff Wulson Colluer George Radosevuch ck Kraft Ed Seuferth Beaver Falls Tugers For more than thurty munutes the locals battled the Tugers on better than even terms but a five pount assault by All WPIAL guard Duck Peete turned the tude un favor of the Beaverutes 43 39 The loss brought Brentwoods season record to 20 wuns and five losses the best un the hustory of the school In non league battle the Brents dropped three whule tak ung five Munhall Homestead and Car ruck turned back the powerful Duffymen The Spartans compuled 915 pounts for the whole year an average of 36 6 per test On defense they sparkled even more lumut ung theur 25 enemues to 685 pounts or 27 4 per game Whule Duffs 230 constututed the larg est total Mohan finushed wuth the best aver age 9 9 Mohan mussed two games How ever Duff was the only member of the team who scored un every one of the 25 contests Another senuor court lumunary was Jack Kraft, who captured thurd place honors by vurtue of hus 145 tallues The Anthem 55 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 . , . - 1 1 1 I - I . 1 . 1 1 1 1 I ' ' 1 1 ' - ' 1 1 ' , . . , . . 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BRENTWOOD 29 DORMONT 21 BRENTWOOD 31 DORMONT Season starts off with a bang Duff gets 14 Mohan has another hot nught sweshes points polnts BRENTWOOD 26 CORAOPOLIS 15 BRENTWOOD 37 CORAOPOLIS We moldered dem bums Whewll We were 13 pounts behund BRENTWOOD 36 McKEES ROCKS 16 BRENTWOOD 49 McKEES ROCKS Mohan hero In debut as Lacs pour ut on mys Wm streak huts f1ve as Spartans rout secon tery team placers BRENTWOOD 38 CRAFTON 28 BRENTWOOD 41 CRAFTON 3 We dont know where Mom us but we got Locals turn out to be atom smashers Pop on Ice minute Crafton gym BRENTWOOD 30 CARNEGIE 31 BRENTWOOD 54 CARNEGIE 3 Vlctory IS fleetung Lastplacers do the lm Sweet revengell Mohan cant rmss breaks possible No 7 gives Evans nughtmare school scoring record wnth 27 markers BRENTWOOD 35 STOWE 22 BRENTWOOD 50 STOWE 41 We start all over agam Enghth un a row BRENTWOOD 23 MT LEBANON 18 BRENTWOOD 46 MT LEBANON 41 Old nemesls easy for Lacs who lead all the We uncover scornng threat nn Evans Stad way num here we comel' WPIAL TOURNAMENT BRENTWOOD 51 WASHINGTON 16 BRENTWOOD 28 MONESSEN 25 Prexles get chopped wlth Brentwood a Justa breeze gusto breezell Greyhounds Set em up an the other alley provnde tough obstacle for Lacs to hurdle BRENTWOOD 39 BEAVER FALLS 43 Better team loses lat least we thunk sol Duff breaks season scormg record wuth 230 pounts Stokers set shots hnghlnght defeat V l E W The Anthem 56 19 . 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F L O O R R E Brentwoods Luttle Lacs servung theur flrst year under the mentorshup of Alex ander Graham lost theur flrst contest and theur last but un between managed to hex suflicuent vuctums to guve them a better than even won lost record of eught and seven The squad turned out to be a home floor quunt sweepung five of the eught tults played on the local hardwood but drop pung four of seven on foreugn courts I non league play the Spartanettes lost only to Duquesne twuce, and trounced Over brook twuce and Carruck once Perplexuty of the Spartans un Sectuon 6 competutuon was theur unabuluty to cope wuth Emerson the crown bearers and Home vulle both of these acquusutuonung dual vuc torues over Brentwood Agaunst the re maunder of the loops opposutuon the Gra hamen fared well spluttung wuth Baldwun and doublung up on Mt Oluver and Leb anon At the termunatuon of theur Sectuon 6 slate the Junuor Hugh boasted cu 500 per centage for ten frays At one stage of the campougn Brent wood possessed a five game wunnung streak Durung thus strung of vuctorues the Brents garnered what was probably theur outstandung wun of the year un relatuon to dufterence between scores a 23 5 drubbung of Overbrook Whule the won and lost record was not too umpressuve the produguous scorung efforts of Eskey Dunlap and Wunderluch ullumunated an otherwuse dull season It was not unusual to flnd at least one of thus truo gomg unto double figures for one game Eskey only an eughth grader, headed the pack wuth 84 tallues and was followed by Whule first umpressuons would lead one to questuon theur scorung attrubutes, ut must be remembered that the whole team aver aged only 20 5 pounts per game and also that Junuor Hugh contests are only 24 mun utes un length BACK ROW George O Leary Walter Stem Coach Graham Don Wunderluch Bull Howell MIDDLE ROW Tom Murray John Vuehman Kenneth Eskey Alfred Mueccu Frank Brut! Ellery Hubbard Bob Weutzel Nuck Wunovuch FIRST ROW Pat Harmon Henry Hesse Russ Mathews Bob Dunlap Jum Uhlruch Archue Satterfield The Anthem 57 , . . . , . . , ' , . . . . . . . , I - . I . . ' ' . n . . . . . I I I I . . . . u 1 1 I - ' . ' ' . . . '. . ' Dunlap with 67 and Wunderlich with 59. I - ' I ' ' u v 1 e u , . . - , ' I f u x KA I As for the previous nine years, the 1944 Brentwood High track team was coached by Herbert Costolo. The little ex-sprinter was gifted this year with a better than average crop of thinclads, that is, better than the preceding few years. While graduation had left its marks, several holdover lettermen from 1943, along with complete remnants of the cross country team, formed a well-balanced nucleus with which to mold a winning team. There was no indoor track season, since the Pitt Track House was not avail- able As a result, the season started too late for us to present a factual account of the meets At this time, however, prospects for the future look bright and a better than usual season is expected The returning crop for next year shows excellent promise with Hansen Stoker Junker, Wurst, Evans Christopher, and several others who are expected to carry off the bulk of the scoring honors Back Row Cliff Harmon Bob Larson Don Junker Joe Balena Bob Wozniak Oliver Hegley Clarence Stoner Herbert Costolo Middle Row Maynard Warwick Jim Whitehouse Tom Little Keith Brooks Jack Hogenmiller Louis Falcone Jack Glass George Kiseda Front Row Jack Hesse Bob Will Bob Warcl Bill Hagmeier Mark Brown Pete Vaughan Wayne Hall Bob Hnleman Walt Cowan Phil Sealund Glenn Rollins The Anthem 58 I I I ' Bill Woods, Dave Schlag, Jim Glaid, Carl Colteryahn, Don Wunderlich, Don Leister, Bill Carroll Although the 1943 cross country edutnon wnll hardly take rank alongside of the stel lar aggregatuons of the Roberts Colteryahn Roseborough era It surpassed the records of Coach Herb Costolos prevuous two ar rays and succeeded In culmmatlng the worst losing streak nn local harruer hlstory As IS the case so often prospects of a wmnmg team fell by the waysnde when the hall and dalers lost three regular Iettermen to the football squad Thus from one vet eran and a few enthusnastnc Jumors and Sensors, Coach Costolo had to mold has team Brentwood assumed the famulnar role of underdog an nts first two meets and as ley 19 36 Then Rapid Robert Larson and Dashlng Don Junker led the Lacs to a long awanted victory when Brentwood defeated Penn Twp 24 31 for their first conquest smce 1941 ln the fourth meet Connellsvulle run ner up nn the WPIAL s, shut out the Spartans 15 40 but Coach Costolo s thunclads gained some consolation for thus humnlnatmg drub bung wnth a surprnsnng second place nn a quadrangular meet wlth Mt Lebanon, South Hulls, and Penn Twp Sewackley next succumbed to the speed of the Brentwood harrlers 19 36 Even though they lost both of thear last two dual meets the Spartans reached thear peak In holdxng Canonsburg to a 22 23 score and Central to 25 30 the Spartans bemg separated from victory by only 2M seconds nn the latter race In the season f1nale, Junker and Larson sparked Brent wood to a f1fth posntlon In the WPIAL s, and un domg so qualufled for the State Cham pnonshnps Season nndnvndual honors went to Jun ker, who captured f1ve f1rsts one more than Larson who took four Junker and Brown were the only hull and dalers to place un every meet Brown was the number three man, behnnd Junker and Larson by virtue of two seconds three thnrds and four other place posutuons Lettermen were Junker, Larson, Brown Wurst Vaughan Evans, and Knseda 0 T BACK ROW Herbert Costolo George Knseda Don Wunderlnch Walt Cowan Bull Hagmener Carl Colteryahn Bob Ward FRONT ROW Don Junker, Pete Vaughan, John Evans, Jack Glass, Bob Larson, Mark Brown George Wurst, Jack Hesse The Anthem 59 I I . l - ' ' . . . , . expected lost to Central 15-40, and Lang- l l L ' Il ' I ll - l ll , , ' ' I l . I . . ' I U I 1 I ' I - , . . ' I YQ Q Q 1 1 21 -:JZ 'T ThAh K 1 . 6, f f ,f-fyfg, --23. ' ,Z-13' Q Av ' 'sw , ' 7 4 Z V if - at Y FEATURES TITLE TID BITS DESTROYER J P Ksseda SWING SHIFT MAISIE Martha Hess YOUNGEST PROFESSION Wolfln HOW SWEET YOU ARE Fella s stsll ussn the same lsne I WANNA GO BACK TO WEST VIRGINIA Bob Larson SALUTE TO THE MARINES A LADY TAKES A CHANCE HOSTAGES YOU LL NEVER KNOW TOP MAN FOR WHOM THE BELL5 TOLL SHOO SHOO BABY TAKE A LETTER DARLING GOVERNMENT GIRL SOMEWHERE ILL FIND YOU VICTORY POLKA BEST FOOT FORWARD Ask Pat Barb and Bev about that What can we DO about thss man shortage? Sensors tsll May 25 Eberhart sn Englssh class .lsm Mohan For everyone but the sensors next year Sneaksn sn late agasn Transcrsptson class You can t tell when they msght draft women The draft board Vsctory Class of T944 Howard Grsftlth BOMBARDIER Metcalfe wsll msss you Sensors sn aeronautscs class PAPER DOLL Psn Up Gsrls NO LOVE NO NOTHIN NO men' SAY A PRAYER FOR THE BOYS OVER THERE The feellng sn everyone s heart HERS TO HOLD Are you ksddsn 'P HERE COMES THE NAVY It took a lot of nsce fellows dsdnt st Annse? MY IDEAL A teacher who gsves no homework GONE WITH THE WIND Sensors after commencement MY SHINING HOUR When a Sensor graduates FLEETS IN What became of all the gurls? MAIRZY DOATS Everythsng else ss ratsoned ALMA MATER The song that wsll always be and always has been the song dearest sn the hearts of all Brentwood graduates The Anthem 62 u Hu , . ., . I I 1 , . . 1 .,. . 1 , . 1 1 . . , . ., . .,. . 1 I ' 1 . BRENTWOOD HANGOUTS Come on knds get the gang out Well log over to the old hangout Down to Moose s up to Snee s Then the Nnght Owl uf you please Into Moose s flrst we goes Scoop of :ce cream thar she blows' Fnrst smart student huts the road Second student a la mode Sorry fellas fountaln s stuck Campbell flxed ut gust plam luck Make a quack one not much tume Push down cherry comes out lame Off to Snee s we gauly go Acky s on the 'ob we know Though he clanms nt s not has fault Collner s nn the frosted malt Then to all the gang s chagrnn We fish hum out he falls back In Then Wnllne s lnttle head pops out From the frosted malted spout '!l? --wa N-when e Anthem Enough of thus come on' We goes Down to have a snack at O s To the Nnght Owl un a lane Please Don t dance we hudes the sngn Make mane hot dogs I ll take pop Once you start you lust can tstop Dancm eatun sleepnn all To the strains of Paper Doll Now to Whntehall that s our goal We ll have fun cause there we bowl Putch the ball rnght down the alley There s no tnme to dally dally Come along we re stall not through On to Brentwood Drugs now too Next Sully s Shanty does enhance The ones who always luke to dance If you re out to have some fun Slx are ment oned y st ore To tell you thus l ve used thas space Brentwood hangouts are the place Sept Sept Sept wept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov 8 30 LU LWL8 9 1 SEPTEMBER Here we are back agaun 749 strong Back un last year s rut lots of homework I get hoarse at the pep assembly cant even talk to my best gurl at the Forum Welcome Tea Dance Brentwood s football season opens wuth a real VIC tory Brentwood 14 Baldwun 0 Brentwood Spartans are nosed out by Snowden 19 6 Jum CBug Boyj Mohan us elected presudent of the Sen uor Class Well only 162 days of school tul vacatuon OCTOBER Shaler overthrows Spartans 6 0 Well maybe well wun next tume Some bonfire fellows fied hot pep rally down on What? We lose agaun? Oh well we re stull hopung dramatic moments for the S behund One of the years most gurls Frazuer leaves B H That Munhall field us certaunly muddy huh boys? Spartans tue 7 7 I guess thus us the last tume Mu Ann wull fall asleep un English class Take note sleepy heads Brentwood agaun sees defeat at the hands of Crafton McMullun turns from drum malorette to band leader Say' Where dud you get all those bobby puns gur s? Trl Hu Y unutuatuon The lughts must guve Etna extra pep They prove too tough for our local grudmen Ummmm refreshments too' NOVEMBER Well what a councudence' Janet and Cluff Munaret co edutors have appenducutus It must be contagious I brung my parents to meet all my nuce teachers The udea wasnt so good Now I really have to get down to work Harruet Butner becomes queen of B H S at Anthem Dance Nuce floor show kuds? We lose our final game to Dormont and someone huts my ear wuth a snow ball A busy day' Varga sungs un assembly Chorus vusuts Baldwun after sungung un B H S And Falcone you really do look sharp Girls turn out to have a won derful tume at Beau Brummel By the lught of the Sulvery Dume very good boys If that doesnt uncrease stamp sales nothung wull' Annual Sod Buster dance Three cheers for the decor atuon commuttee' Back to school after Thanksguvung vacatuon Have you seen 309s afghan? Its almost half finushed already WheresDottue Theobald? What? Appen ducutus agaun? The boys certaunly look glamorous dressed up for the Monogram club unutuatuon' Anybody got Q penny for Boney s cup? Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec GTI an GTI CII1 Cin GD C171 an an an 6 E 9 6 9 e 9 B 9 6 8 8 E 6 DECEMBER Well lets make up our munds wull the Chrustmas dance be a stag or couple dance? Vandegruft says Stag Revote Its a couple dance Oh well you dont mund do you Duke? Senuor Class Party Say gurls get a load of Fronkue Ha A day of surprises' Cakes un the cafeteria and then Bailey trues hus trucks on B H S 10-Where are all the gurls? Oh I know Frank Sinatra ts un town' Have an apple Mr Metcalfe Those Chrustmas carols sound nuce echoung through e halls e Chrustmas pageant Dud everyone quut school? No lust workung durung e holudays T e Snowball dance I always dud luke untermussuons how about you? Mr McDonald s last day as prun cupal Good luck un your new occupation M McDonald' JANUARY Back to the old grand Duffy s first day as new prun cupal We wun our first Sectuon 8 game by defeatung Dor mont 29 21 Have you been to 201 yet thus year? Mr Potter us haunting ut now Are those men stull washung windows? That dusease us stull on the loose' Pat Alberter gets appenducutus Carnegue beats our Spartans by ONE pount' Ackel son speaks un assembly Band Concert Standung Room Only un the audutor OU Nuce fire drull wea her We get back unto the sw ng and beat Stowe 35 22 Say who s the lady un the back of the audutoruum? But that s besude the pount we beat Mt Lebanon 23 18 Come as you please theme of the Femme Froluc FEBRUARY We beat Dormont 31 19 Matunee of George Washungton Slept Here We wun agaun Thus tume ut s over Coraopolus We wallop McKees Rocks 49 37 Poor Crafton They played Brentwood tonight How about gettung out your sled? Nuce day for a ru e Wull you be my Valentune? We wnn Section 8 tutle by beatung Carnegue Gurls basketball team beats Baldwun 22 3 We also beat Stowe That dusease has claimed another vuctuml Thus tume ut s Vurgunua Shroads Ed Carpenter leaves for Army Good luck Ed' We beat Mt Lebanon Staduum here we come' Gurls get their men at Leap Year Hop A bug day We really wallop Washungton'un our first game at the Staduum Becky us back from Floruda wuth a gorgeous tan Campbell Hush Schwarz Wun ter Vandegruft and Smuth leave for Defense School The Anthem 64 . . 0 . 4. ' IQ , , . - . . . 7- ' , . ' P I - g I - ' H lu. 117- I , , 2- ' . ' . , ' A I . ' ' ' ' ai . l I . I . . .ua - - H' -25- ' - ' 9- . . . l .' I I ' I o n n a - . ' ' ' 'i . Q 30- , ' ' - . 13- . . . th . . I5-Th ' . I 175 . . I . . . th ' . .2- I , .22-h , I 6- I H H ' . ' ' , r. I . ' . 7- ' . , ' ' ' . ' 8- . u - J I 3-n . l . , .- - 15- ' ' , f . 1 . 4- ' ' ' - - 19-. ' ' ' ' ' J . 5- ' . . ' t 23- ' . J . 6- ' ' ' ' ' ' - 1 . 15- ' ' ' . I 26-. I . . I . I . . .. D ' ' ' ' ' J . ua- ' ' . - . 29- ' ' , ' . ' ' J . 20- . ' ' ' - Oct. 30-My girl friend takes me to the Pep-O-Crat hayride. ium. Good-bye and good luck, Skip. We'Il miss f - y . J . 21- ' - ' I . ' I J . 25- , ' ' ' ' . . 2- , ' - , - , - J . 2s-f' f'- '. , 9- ' - , - u ' F b. 1- - . , F b. 3- ' ' . uo- ' ' , , , F b. 4- ' ' . ' ' ' . - l ' f l - F b. 8- - . -I2-. D , Fb.uu-- . ' . ' ' F b. 12- ' . ' . 19- . ' ' , ' ' 'd I ' f ' ' ' , - - ' I I F b. u4- ' ' . - ' V F lo. 15- ' ' ' ' ' . .23-U - - - Hg ' 1 F b. 18- ' ' ' - . l - . ' ' - F 191. I I . . l . . . . . .Nh ' .. .I Fb,21- . , . 1 g 1 - F b. 22- . . ' , . . ' ' . , - F b. 25- ' ' . ' F b. 28- ' . ' ' Mar. Mar. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May May May May May May May June 8118? 0l g6f MARCH 2-Larson tries to leave for Defense School. Room 309 gets 10096 in stamp sales. Senior girls take the ap '- tude test. 3-Monessen meets defeat under the Spartans' mighty strength. Close score, though, 28-25. 8 Beaver Falls game We lose 43 39 Our oys really dud shune IO-The Senuor Grls TruHuY us all wet Swummun party at the Y Bad Newsll Report cards come out today Sprung us here at last' The trees flowers and ro mance are un bloom What a wonderful day for a rude Oh uf I only ha a C book' Mr and Mrs North flnd murder un the Senuor Class P ay APRIL I dudnt know what day ut was' But I soon found out By the way us there anyone here who can actually read the MINARETV Good Fruday and I do mean GOOD No school In my Easter bonnet wuth all the rubbons on t uf I do say so myself I look pretty nuce Dont thunk about ut now but we have to go to school tomorrow I so o o sck' Could ut be I ate too many gelly beans? Sophomores take over the gym and make whoopue The party we heard was a success lt must be sprung' Duff stands up straught and walks ten feet' I thought Semors werent supposed to be at the M1 Oluver Get Acquaunted Day Party thats what I get for tryung to be a Iuttle but fruendly MAY id 5 Musuc Hour tra la la Incudentcully do you have a date for the prom yet? 'IO-Gurls are wonderung whether ut s that the boys are all at Defense School or uf uts gust the mon power shortage' Cheer up gurls there are a lot of fellows that WOIY tull the last moment I heard a few of the fellows talkung un the hall today They cant seem to understand why the gurls are actung exceptuonally fruendly these days Well at last the bug day arruved' Yes a good tume was had by all at the South Halls Country Club MQW, Senuors only regret thot ut wull be theur last 'K QW Kennywood' Here we come Thus makes our twelfth annual pucnuc ISenuors last day! Dud you ever thunk ut would come? Gee' I can hardly belueve ut can you? thunk thus was the best Class Pucnuc we ever had agreed? 30-Memorual Day No school happy day Hugh School Commencement Once agaun the doors of the world are thrown open to another Senuor Class Good luck kuds School closes another year gone by to be exact 'I80 days or 9 months See you agaun next fall The Anthem 65 Q . - . , - . b A . i .A .A . I . . 9 . 14- .. . . 21- ' ' . , , Q 4. 22- ' . ,' d . 3I- , . ' ' 1 . V 4 y ,-,, . , . . 7- ' , . . , . 9- , ' ' 1- ' , . its , , . 10- ' ' ' ' . m - - 5 . ' K . I ' . 14- ' . 1 1 ' 3 . 23- ' . ' , . 28- ' ' . j . - . . . - f 1 ' 11, . f If PQ- . .. ef' - - - - . N, bpm., 7- ' , , . 12- ' - 2? I. .I . 4 r K . l 0 F 2 A 19- , ' ' . , ' , I u-f,gif ' . wit? 2 - A 24- . . ' . ' 255, . , . . . , ' jj 31- ' . ' M s . . . Si -V15 Z 1 Ili, - I - Q, M ru 2- , , , rj I W .- LEADERSHIP Loos Etzel SINCERITY Dorothy Cannon MAGNETISM Audrey Beckman GLAMOUR Shirley Stewart VITALITY Normo Rohe HUMOR Dorothy Theobold The Anthem 66 CHARM sENloRs OF Jonet Renchenboch Q PARADE THE YEAR Jnm Mohan LEADERSHIP Bob Vcundegriff SINCERITY Rollcmd Ackelson MAGNETISM Make Duf? Jack Kraft VITALITY Wayne Hall HUMOR Bob Larson The Anfhem 67 GLAMOUR I xl 1, 4- ,1 FAD FAvoRlTEs A can ot paint, a color gay, A pair of lnjun shoes. ,O ' A swing of brush is tun to-day, Q And bright shoes make the news. ct Q A smudge, a crease, ci greasy spot, Q And autographs galore. I 5 . Boy's battered hats are worn a lot, ' f ' Mud stains? They'd like more. 5 . r ? 5 lt always helps to know a name, ' ' 'Specially when you're missed. A sg Identification leads to fame. ' it So bracelets head the list. N The soldiers have their gals-so have The sailors and marines, On trench-coat sleeves, to show their love, Are many service pins. V We like to 'member days of old, ' l When Crosby headed crooners. Q. But now, the one our hearts do hold Is Frank-the King of Swooners. :EH 51: New shapes for glasses tirst seemed queer, E' v Q I Odd colors decked the age. I But now we like them, never tear, f 7 For bright rims are the rage. it Collars once belonged to dogs- , Those days are gone at last. 47,8 . They're cute to wear with all our togs, , 1' As belts, they now are classed. From far away, you can't discern- Your eyes just seem to fail, For coats are styled, as you will learn, Alike, for femme and male. l Q K The Anthem -68 SCRAP DRIVE We the Senuors of Brentwood Hugh School, feelung that ut us our duty to aud un the all out war effort have each contrubuted un some way to the scrap druve conducted by the Anthem We have collected from Gladys Remele strands of brulluant bronze haur John Heunruch way wuth women Dorus Quel kluckung knuttung needles Bob Huleman long ibut deflnutelyl tresses Muldred Davudson chocolate soda wuth all the trummungs Calvun Whutehouse skull of a mechanuc Jum Mohan and Freddy Weaver Mutt and Jeff antucs Dottue Zanduer magnet that draws people to 20l Bob Calverley and Don Bushop ten volts of sound booth electrucuty Ted Blohm paper aurlune squadron from aeronautucs Margue Robunson personaluty wuth the champagne sparkle Vurgunua Reunheumer newest lubrary books Peggy Nagy purse whuch always dusappears un aeronau ucs Walt Cowan sweet potato technuque Dorothy Engel and Evelyn Howell manners of modesty Ruth Fogarty Mary Vurgunua Lutz and Pat Howell flve Jeanne Cowan musuc from the Truple Truo Pork McJunkun wunnung way wuth everyone Phll Sealond kucknng abulnty on the football fled Lous Kestner beautuful soprano vouce Harruet Porter Mt Oluver theater tuckets Lorraune O Neull sleepung powders for llbrary use Marulyn Roth One and Only Pete Vaughan Ben Hush two movue passes courtesy of Whutehall John Wannemacher parkung abuluty on the parkung lo Paulune Janukutas conversatuon no speed Iumut Ethel Mason and Sarah Schaefer lastung fruendshup Roberta Vuehman Sensor Class Party refreshment com muttee Dot Froeluch plaud shurts every color Jum McConnell records of chemustry explosuons Ruth Hartley one jutterbug step Audrey Yeager love of serenuty Euleen Yeager baby haurcut Vurgunua Onomastuco coal black haur Beulah Ruchter energy dusplayed un gym class Mary Scheuderleun and Marcella McCaulley ready laughter Mullue Decker honor roll report cards Mary Barth and Marlon Good quuet fruendly natures Bob Mawhunney success ln football studues and all else Bull Hoppa shelf of books Pat Alberter and Dot Zoller good humor polucy Frank Muchel magazune sales pounts Frank Yeager Martun Dowlung and Dck Whelan used stamps found after the Post Office Chrustmas rush Esther Robbuns letters wrutten un second peruod study Sara Geary guft of makung fruends Fern Suemon and Jean Stutz portraut of petuteness Aluce Baumgart Dresden doll dauntuness Nancy Perry sux faults found un men Ed Webster and Bob Duppel book on dance floor tactucs P O D Vurgunua Rux NATURAL blonde haur John Wunter red haur from coat sleeve Ed Seuferth lob as 313 s lanutor Morgue Ruffennach book How to Sell Shoes Successfully Marulyn Mutchell blue B sweater Russell Augensteun lrush name Carl Colteryahn three bottles of raw mulk for chemustry experuments Hazel Futzpatruck hookung Englush days Geraldune Frey naturalness Esther Sulluvan free entrance to the Swung Shanty Phyllus Lowery stuffed baby panda Jean Spurruer George Washungton haur style Jum Cochrane camera complete wuth fllms Mary Engelhardt smule wuth the sunny stde up Roy Knabloch love for hustory Peggy McPeake cousun Kathy The Anthem 69 I - , . - . .I . 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' ' in uf 1 ' - l Y- - - -tu - - H , gd., ,u - 1 ' T ' I h PRETTY PLEASE' The Anfhe !,?'f SENIOR ACTIVITIES ROLLAND ACKELSON Forum President 4 Forum Vrce Presrdent 3 Football Mono gram Club Boys HIY Anthem PATRICIA ALBERTER Grrls Tn HIY Ushers Club PepOCrats DrC1mOlIC Club Vrce Pres1dent4 RUSSELL AUGENSTEIN Basketball Football Track Boys Chorus Mrxed Chorus A Cappella Chorr Boys HIY Commerctal Club Forum You Can t Take It Wrth You Anthem MARY BARTH Mt Olrverl 2 Grrl Reserves Ushers Club Anthem Mrmeo graph Squad ALICE BAUMGART Grrls Trr Hr Y Dramatrc Club Pep O Crats Ushers Club AUDREY BECKMAN Mt Olrver I Baldwm 2 Dramatrc Club Commerctal Clu Ushers Club Forum Treasurer and Assrstant Secretary 4 Anthem Handbook Girls Chorus Mrxed Chorus Trrple Trto Pep O Crats Treasurer 3 4 Grrl Reserves Vrce Presudent 3 DONALD BISHOP Sound Squad Head 4 Hall Squad Band Muslc Club Foot ball Commercral Club Anthem Flag Bearer HARRIET BITNER Grrl Reserves Commercral Club Dramatac Club Ushers Club Pep O Crots Cheerleader Red Cross Representatrve TED BLOHM Football Track Anthem BERNICE BLUM Mt Ollverl 2 ENES BOSSOLA G A L PepOCrats Dramatic Club Com mercral Club Ushers Club Glrl Reserves Anthem Stamp Salesman 3 4 Grrls Chorus Mrxed Chorus A Cappella ANNA MAE BOUSON Grrls Trl Hr Y Ushers Club Commercial Club Forum Anthem Crrculatron Manager Gtrls Chorus A Cappella Chorr KEITH BROOKS Monogram Club Hall Squad Boys Chorus Mrxecl Chorus A Cappella Chorr Track Football Manager Anthem MARK BROWN Carrrckl 2 Cross Country Track Boys Hr Y BARBARA BUTLER Grrls Chorus PepOCrats Dramatic Club Grrs Tr1Hr Secretary 4 Ushers Club Secretary 4 Anthem ROBERT CALVERLEY Band Orchestra Lt Commander Muslc Club 4 Track Sound Squad Technrctan JOHN CAMPBELL Mmaret Anthem Boys HIY Boys Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Chorr Track Defense School DOROTHY CANNON G A L PepOCrats Dramatrc Club Commerclal Club Ushers Club Girl Reserves Forum Secretary 3 4 Handbook Anthem Stamp Salesman 4 Grrls Chorus Girls Ensemble Mrxed Chorus One Wald Nrght EDWARD CARPENTER Baldwrn 2 3 Football Commercral Club Boys Hr Y JAMES COCHRANE Sound Squad Anthem Boys Hr Y WILSON COLLIER Plum Townshrp I 2 Commercial Club Anthem A Cappella Chorr Boys Quartet Basketball Hall Squad George Wash rngton Slept Here CARL COLTERYAHN Orchestra Band Boys HIY Musrc Club Sound Squad Brass Sextette German Band Track Cross Country Anthem Dra matlc Club Presrdent 4 You Can t Take It Wrth You JEANNE COWAN Glrls Trl HIY Commercial Club PepOCras Ushers Club Dramatic Club Glrls Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Chorr TrrpleTr1o Anthem WALTER COWAN Track Cross Country Boys H1Y Dramatrc Club Anthem Commercral Club Boys Chorus Mrxed Chorus A Cappella Chorr Boys Quartet Sound Squad Mmaret MILDRED DAVIDSON Grrl Reserves Cammercral Club Ushers Club Anthem ep O Crats Mrmeograph Squad LUDMILLA DECKER Mnmeograph Squad Grrl Reserves Ushers Club Pep OCrats Commercial Club ROBERT DIPPEL Mt Olrverl 2 MARTIN DOWLING Football Monogram Club MIKE DUFF Monogram Club Anthem Mmaret Boys Chorus Muxed Chorus A Cappella Chorr Freshman Sophomore Jumor Class President Forum Vrce President 3 Forum Treasurer 4 Dramatuc Club Treasurer 3 Football Track Basketball Boys Hr Y Presrdent 4 HOWARD EBERHART Commerclal Club Basketball Stamp Salesman DOROTHY ENGEL Elkrrdge Hugh School I PepOCrats Ushers Club Grrls Chorus Anthem Grrl Reserves MARY ENGELHARDT Mt Olrverl 2 Glrl Reserves Ushers Club Anthem Mlmeo graph Squad LOIS ETZEL them Edrtor Grrls Chorus Mrxed Chorus A Cappella Chorr LOUIS FALCONE Commercral Club Boys H1 Y Anthem Senlor Class Treasurer Monogram Club Boys Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Chorr Football Track Hall Squad HAZEL FITZPATRICK Grrl Reserves Commercral Club Grrls Chorus Mrxed Chorus Anthem PepOCrats Ushers Club RUTH FOGARTY Grrls Chorus Mrxed Chorus A Cappella Chorr Anthem Mmaret Commercral Club Ushers Club PepOCrats Dram atrc Club Grrls Trl Hr Y GERALDINE FREY Grrl Reserves Pep O Crots DOROTHY FROELICH Grrl Reserves Pep O Crats SARA GEARY Tucson Arizona I 2 3 Grrls Trl HIY Ushers Club Mmaret Anthem MARION GOOD Mt Olrverl 2 HOWARD GRIFFITH Commercral Club Photography Squad Stage Crew WAYNE HALL Boys Chorus Mrxed Chorus A Cappella Chorr Boys Quar tet Football Track Monogram Club Student Conductor of Band and Orchestra Musrc Club Presrdent 3 Mmaret Boys HIY Junror Class Secretary Forum George Washlngton Slept Here RUTH HARTLEY Cuyahoga Falls Hugh School I 2 3 JOHN HEINRICH Commercral Club Defense School The Anthem 72 1 1 - . . I ' 1 -I 'I . ' . I I 1 . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' I ' 1 ' ' . ' . , - , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I 1 I 1 . ' ' . . I I . I 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . ' . ' . 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 l I I I 1 . ' . 1 1 1 - I I I ' ' . , . . I I 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 11I I I I I Ip , . I I . . 1 I , - . , 1 1 1 1 . . , I 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . , . . I . I I 1 . . I I . . I I I . , . - 1 1 1 b: ' 1 I 1 ' . I I I - 1 l I 1 ' 1 I . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . , . ' ' I I ' I I I I 1 1 1 1 . . 1 ' . I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 . . . , 1 1 1 1 I . . I I I 1 1 1 ' ' . 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 I l - I I 1 1 - I 1 1 - I ' I ' . ' . f . . ' I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . ., - - , , - l 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . ' I . ' . 1 1 1 1 Ch ' .T- I T ' G. A. L.p Commercral Clubp Grrls Tr11H1-Yg Ushers Club: An- Olf, flpe l lO1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' . ' . ' . . - - I I I I I I 1 I T I I I , . 1 1 1 . . 1 . - . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 F 1 ' I 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' . , 1 I I I I I T ' ' ' ' - 1 I I . . , . . I I I I 1 1 1 I ' -Y 1 1 1 1 5 ' - ' . ' . I . . , ' I I I ' ' I T . . , . . I . . I 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - . F 1 1 I ' 1 I 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 . - . . 1 ' . ' I 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . . 11 1 , , 1 I - . 1 1 1 1 1 . . ' I I - 1 1 1 1 1 - I 11 - - 11 . 1 . I I , ' . . ' I 1 - - I 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 . 1 - ' '. I . ' . ' . I 1 1 . I I I . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 l ' . ' , I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - I - I I 11 1 ' . I . , I 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 . ,, . 1 1 ' ' 1 I 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' ' .U 1 - 11 ' . 1 . , . SENIOR ACTIVITIES MARTHA HESS Commercaal Club Dramatic Club Glrl Reserves Ushers Club Pep O Crats Glrls Chorus Muxed Chorus A Cappella Cholr Trtple Trlo Cheerleader G A L Anthem ROBERT HILEMAN Track Cross Country Stamp Salesman 3 Commercual Club One Wuld Nnght BEN HISH Hall Squad Basketball Manager Golf Soflball Anthem Boys Hu Y Commercial Club Forum Stage Crew Boys Chorus Mixed Chorus Defense School BILL HOPPA Mt Ollverl 2 ETHEL HOUSTON Overbrook I Grrl Reserves EVELYN HOWELL Gtrl Reserves Ushers Club Pep OCrats Anthem PATRICIA HOWELL G A L Glrl Reserves Commerclal Club Ushers Club Pep O Crats Stamp Salesman 4 Mlnaret Anthem PAL1LlNE JANUKITAS Grl Reserves Commerc al Club PepOCrats Ushers Club G A L Glrls Chorus Mixed Chorus Literary Club TOM JELLEY Central Cathollc Hugh I 2 Peabody 3 Senior Class Vlce Presldent Monogram Club Football BEVERLY JUSTICE Gnrls Trl HIY Cheerleader Dramatlc Club PepOCrats Gnrls Chorus Mrxed Chorus Ushers Club Anthem LOIS KESTNER Mt Olrver I 2 Curl Reserves Trlple Trlo Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choxr GEORGE KISEDA Track Cross Country Mmaret Anthem ROGER KNEFELKAMP Football Hall Squad Softball ROY KNOBLOCH JACK KRAFT Mt Oliver I 2 Basketball Band Orchestra Music Club Treasurer 3 4 Junlor Class Vlce President Forum Treasurer 3 Brass Sextette ROBERT LARSON Thomas Jefferson Junior Hugh I Charleston Hugh 2 Band Track Music Club Cross Country Anthem Defense School PHYLLIS LOWERY M Ollverl 2 Glrls Trl HI Y MARY VIRGINIA LUTZ You Can t Take It With You Mmaret Crrculatlon Manager Anthem Ushers Club Presndent 4 Dramatic Club Girls Tn Hr Y A Cappella Chour Mixed Chorus Grrls Chorus ROBERT MAGORIEN Cross Country Track Boys Hr Y Sound Squad ETHEL MASON Glrl Reserves Presldent 4 HELEN MATZ Mmaret Anthem ROBERT MAWHINNEY Junlor Class Treasurer Muxed Chorus Football Monogram Club Boys HIY Dramatnc Club Track Arsemc and Old Lace MARCELLA McCAULLEY Gurl Reserves G A L JAMES MCCONNELL Craftonl 2 3 Band Boys HI Y PEGGY MCMILLIN Girls Tru Hr Y Dramatlc Club Drum Malorette Musrc Club Grrls Chorus Mlxed Chorus Anthem Stamp Salesman PARK McJUNKlN Mt Olrver I 2 Commercial Club President 4 Stamp Sales man 4 Anthem Busuness Manager PEGGY McPEAKE Canonsburg I 2 3 Trl HI Y FRANK MICHEL Forum Boys Chorus MARILYN MITCHELL Glrls Chorus Girls Trl HIY Vlce President 4 Dramatic Club Pep OCrats Anthem JAMES MOHAN Mt Oluverl 2 Basketball Track Muslc Club President 4 Sensor Class Presrdent Forum Band Orchestra German Band PEGGY NAGY Pep O Crats Glrl Reserves Red Cross Representative LORRAINE ONEILL Pep O Crats Anthem VIRGINIA ONOMASTICO Glrl Reserves Ushers Club Commercial Club Anthem Mumeograph Squad NANCY PERRY Schenley High I Glrls TrlHuY Dramatic Club Anthem Pep O Crats HARRIET PORTER Mt Ollverl 2 Glrls Trl HI Y DORIS QUEL Mt Olrverl 2 Band NORMA RAHE G A L You Cant Take It Wrth You Dramatlc Club Anthem Glrl Reserves Pep O Crats Mmaret Feature Editor Ushers Club Treasurer 4 Commercial Club Treasurer 4 Grrls Chorus A Cappella Chorr JANET REICHENBACH Girls TrlHlY Ushers Club Dramatic Club PepOCrats Chorus A Cappella Choir One Wnld Night DOROTHY REID Stamp Salesman 4 Grrl Reserves G A L Commercral Club VIRGINIA REINHEIMER Grrl Reserves Literary Club Red Cross Representatuve 4 GLADYS REMELE Mt Ollverl 2 Glrl Reserves Commercial Club Trrple Trro A Cappella Choir Anthem BEULAH RICHTER Commerclal Club Glrl Reserves Anthem Glrls Chorus A Cappella Choir Muxed Chorus MURIEL RILEY Glrls TrlHnY PepOCrats Dramatac Club Ushers Club Triple Trlo Gurls Chorus Mnxed Chorus A Cappella Cholr Anthem Mmaret You Cant Take It Wnth You VIRGINIA RIX Roosevelt Jumor Hugh School I Gnrls Tru Hr Y Ushers Club Pep O Crats Dramatrc Club Llterary Club Presrdent 4 Mm aret Busmess Manager 4 Stomp Salesman 3 Anthem ESTHER ROBBINS Mt Ollver I 2 Stamp Salesman 4 Anthem PepOCrats Gurls Trl Hr Y MARJORIE ROBINSON Dundee Central School I Pep O Crats Dramatic Club Cheer leader Gnrls Tru Hn Y Presldent 4 Co Manager of Magazme Sales 4 Trlple Trlo Grrls Ensemble One Wrld Nlght You Cant Take It Wuth You Anthem Mmaret News Editor 4 Handbook GLENN ROLLINS Anthem Orchestra Band Brass Sextette Music Club Forum The Anthem 73 . . . 1 I I ' - ' ' 5 - 1 1 1 1 ' ' . 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SENIOR ACTIVITIES MARILYN ROTH Glrls TrrHrY PepOCrats Dramatrc Club Ushers Club Grrls Chorus Mrxed Chorus Mlmeograph Artist Anthem Mmaret Art Edrtor 4 Asslstant Stamp Salesman 4 MARJORIE RUFFENNACH Glrl Reserves Commerclal Club Dramatrc Club Pep O Crats Ushers Club Red Cross Representattve Muxed Chorus Grrls Chorus Anthem SARAH SCHAEFER G A L Commercial Club Anthem Glrl Reserves Secretary MARY SCHEIDERLEIN Grrl Reserves G A L Commerclal Club Gurls Chorus Anthem JAMES SCHWARZ Defense School PHILIP SEALUND Muslc Club Anthem Mmaret Band Track Football Cross Country EDWARD SEIFERTH Mt Ollverl 2 Basketball VIRGINIA SHROADS Gurl Reserves Anthem FERN SIEMON Gurl Reserves Ushers Club PepOCrats Commercial Club Anthem KENNETH SMITH Mmaret Anthem Defense School IEAN SPURRIER Mt Olrverl 2 PepOCrats Grrl Reserves Anthem Red Cross Representative SHIRLEY STEWART Mt Olrverl 2 Ushers Club Grrl Reserves Anthem Com mercual Club JEANNE STUTZ Ushers Club Anthem ESTHER SULLIVAN Glrls TrlHrY Dramatrc Club Library Club Ushers Club PepOCrats Mrxed Chorus Glrls Chorus CLIFFORD SWENSEN Muslc Club Monogram Club Stamp Salesman 3 Band Orchestra Football Basketball Golf Baske ball Manager 3 4 Softball Sound Squad Mmaret Edltor DOROTHY THEOBALD Anthem Commerclal Club Grrl Reserves Ushers Club PepOCrats President 3 4 Glrls Chorus Triple Trro Mixed Chorus ROBERT VANDEGRIFT Pep O Crats Boys Hu Y Treasurer 3 Monogram Club Dram atlc Club Vlce President 3 Dramatic Club President 3 Red BEHIND THE SCENES Cross Representative 3 Boys Quartet 3 4 Mrxed Chorus A Cappella Choir Boys Chorus Football Track Basketball Basketball Manager 3 4 One Wrld Nrght You Cant Take It Wrth You Anthem Defense School ROBERTA VIEHMAN Glrls Trr Hu Y Commerclal Club Pep O Crats Ushers Club Girls Chorus A Cappella Chorr Anthem JOHN WANNAMACHER Boys Hu Y Commercral Club Golf Hall Squad Anthem Pep O Crat Vice Presrdent I Boys Chorus M xed Chorus Junior Band Basketball Softball KENNETH WARD Band Music Club Anthem Edrtor Track FRED WEAVER Monogram Club Boys HI Y Sound Squad Stage Crew Jun nor Band Boys Chorus A Cappella Cholr Football Football Manager Hall Squad Boys Quartet Anthem Dramatrc Club EDWARD WEBSTER Mt Olrver'I 2 DICK WHELAN Mt Olrverl 2 CALVIN WHITEHOUSE JAMES WHITEHOUSE Muslc Club Band Defense School JOHN WINTER PepOCrats Boys HI Y Monogram Club Hall Squad Boys Chorus Junror Band A Cappella Choir Mixed Chorus Band Football Football Manager 3 Track Anthem Stamp Salesman 4 Defense School AUDREY YEAGER Glrl Reserves G A L Anthem Girls Chorus EILEEN YEAGER Glrls Trl HI Y Ushers Club PepOCrats Stamp Salesman 3 Grrls Chorus Anthem FRANK YEAGER Commercal Club Junior Basketball Anthem Mlmeograph Squad DOROTHY ZANDIER Mt Ollver 'I Baldwin 2 Glrl Reserves Commercial Club Dramatrc Club Ushers Club Anthem Pep O Crats Vlce Presl dent DOROTHY ZOLLER Ushers Club Anthem Commercial Club Girl Reserves Pep OCrats Grrls Chorus Dramatrc Club CUFBIEYICI SIUE custodians The Anthem 74 I 1 I . l 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . 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W -..f I .,-.-X fl fx 4-Civ, ' B73 ,fir 4-1 ,Q 'ef'f P x 75 W1 eyfmfff ug' A Wf' fi a-4 .. 4 The Anthem 75 'Q 'X fx fl -I ,, ,uv X ff 4 THE STUDIO GRANDE For A Flne Modern Porfrcuf PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE CLASS OF T944 Coll GRQM T158 T159 for Appolnfmenf ThAh 'I' .g. 233 Oliver Avenue Hordy cmd Hoyes Building 1 -76 BRENTWOOD ELECTRIC F W WOOLWORTH CO Servncmg All Makes of Applnances VARIETY STORE 28l9 Brownsvulle Road 251 Hays Ave CA 5188 BRENTWOOD PA MT OLIVER HE 5494 mm FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LUIIN IISSUCIATIUN 0F MT OLIVER 11 XII' If c KSYS Office Hours Dauly 9 OO to 4 OO OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Arvud P Sunnergren Presudent Charles W Evans Charles W Vates M D Vice President Hugh L McGmty LawrenceS Brantlmger Treasurer Melvnn H Knoepp M D Lawrence J Phllllps Asst Secretary Kenneth E Rennekamp James H Taylor C P A Secretary Director Director Durector Sol lcutor G RAU S ED WERNER DIAMONDS JEWELRY SILVERWARE WHEN You MOVE Resldence Phone CArrlck 'l404 Elgin Hamilton Gruen Bulova and Business Phone CArruck 4425 Longlne Watches CARRICK PITTSBURGH PA I734 Carson St 613 E Ohno St Long Dmance Movmg AL'S CASH COMMERCIAL MARKET CLUB The Anthem 77 I .1.T..4L'5 3 2, fQ.::.:::.1. -9 my u. Z , lr: 4Il 4 . Q ., 5 0 Q- 317 Brownsvnlle Road HEml0Ck 5700 Se l - tx! B98 . , . ., - . , . , I . , . ., . , I . . , , . I I I I I , . SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO WALTER J MESING 218 Brownsvllle Rd Best Wishes Phone HEmIock 2900 Mt Oliver To The Class of 1944 JOS LEISTER TWO BOWLING ESTABLISHMENTS KNOX COURT RECREATION CARRICK RECREATION 109 Bausman St 1826 Brownsvllle Rd 1871 1944 IRON 81 GLASS DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK 1112 1114 1116 Carson Street PITTSBURGH PENNA GENERAL BANKING SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Member of Federal Reserve Bank Federal Deposut Insurance Corp Buy Your Home Through SUTTNER REALTY CO General Insurance 3633 Brownsvulle Road BRENTWOOD CArrlck 1900 Shoulderettes and Corsages KLEINS FLOWER SHOPPE Flowers For All Occasions 2611 Brownsvulle Road CArrnck 3377 PITTSBURGH The A th 78 , . . . , . 1 . ' ' , PA. n em- C LESKER SONS MARSHALL SMITH CO QUALITY MEATS DRY CLEANERS 1810 Brownsvnlle Rood 1604 Brownsvnlle Rood CArrlck 3620 21 CArrlck 0900 G C MURPHY COMPANY 5 81 10c Stores Brownsville Rd 2700 Brownsville Rd MT OLIVER BRENTWOOD FOR HEALTH DRINK MILK CARL COLTERYAHN DAIRY Producer of Vntamm D Homogemzed Mnlk BUTTER EGGS CHEESE All of our products are produced and handled under struct laboratory control Carrick 1408 1614 Brownsvll e Compliments Complnments THE KOONTZ ABEL s PHARMACY FUNERAL HOME 2632 Brownsville Rd 1033 ThAh 221 ' . ' . Cream - Buttermilk - Chocolate Drink ' ' I Rd. of of I ' . CA. e nt em -79 Compliments of Compliments of LLOYD MOORE'S JOHN MEUCCI'S DRUG STORE FRUIT MARKET 3627 Brownsville Rd. CA. III8 2909 Brownsville Rd. CA. 973I MAY THE CLASS OF 44 EVER HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY THE BEST IN LIFE THE BRENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC CLUB For Better School Music Elmer P Schoub Harvey M Schciub BRENTWOOD DRUG GILLESPIE PHARMACY JOHN D SCHAUBS SONS Ambulance Service Prescription Store 425 Brownsville Rd Mt Oliver Opposite Mt Oliver Theatre BRENTWOOD PA 4507 Open Day and Night EV 3337 ThAl'1 3604 Brownsville Rood , i , i I , . CA. ' . e nt em - 80 Always a Good Show RIALTO THEATER Operated by Rl-KNOX INC. 220 Brownsville . Congratulations To The Class of 44 WILLIAM C. HIRT FUNERAL HOME EVerglade 4700 MT. OLIVER PITTSBURGH I0 PA. 704 Brownsville Road BIRMIINGHAM Fire Insurance Co of Penna CE 00 Q5 l A 111 O eng quY'I The Oldest Fire Insurance Company wholly controlled by Pittsburgh interests F RE AUTOMOBILE MARINE l8l2 E Carson St HEmlock 2 600 HARRY A READSHAW SOUTH HILLS FLORAL SHOPPE FUNERAL HOME Bonded Member A55'5IUm5 Telegraph Delivery Service Ernest J Readshaw A R d h 240 Brownsville Road Harry ea s aw I503 Brownsville Road PITTSBURGH PA 8532 PITTSBURGH PA CA 3850 1489 ANNAK SQHMID1' P cp,-ego The A II em ll ll I I Rd QYLAN 4,40 N 7-Q 52' A L 0 Q I X 'n 2 I I 'E I O Q I URUANIZEDIX 5 0 Ie7l Y 47,v 9 ' , . HE. 1 - - ' . , r I r I n 1 -P Bl JOHN H SLATER SON FUNERAL HOME WHITEHALL LANDEFELDS DRY GOODS STORE Ladles and Infants Wear Men s Furnnsh ngs WINDMILL DAIRY BAR Ice Cream Sundaes Candy Fresh Dairy Products andwnches Del cate sen 733 Brownsv Ile Road MT OLIVER CA 1813 2637 Brownsvulle Road THE SOPHOMORE THE JUNIOR TRI HI Y TRI HI Y To face lufe squarely and find and gave the best GIRL RESERVES The Anlhem 92 I , - i - S ' - I s Notions and Underwear I . ' ll ' ' ll Compliments of BANK OF BRENTWOOD Dependable Prescription Service For Complete Drug Store Service VITALES DRUG STORE SUN CUT RATE DRUG STORE Delivery Service Day or Night Thrifty Stores for Thrifty People 2714 Brownsville Rd Whitehall Center Cor Merritt Ave BRENTWOOD PITTSBURGH PA CA 4900 Compliments Compliments K W GEARY DRAMATIC CLUB Compliments Q THE CLASS my X X Q A CDF1944 l Y -ll X:- From SNEE DAIRY CO Th Afh I , . . of of To ' - 'A wxx 1 0 '41 ry' E ' V ' EE 553 E35 lh l H l ff' 551 i1 :i fm E V' N, -M1 2- huh' , E ., 1 ss- I K ,K u, lx . 3- Mg , , , sie-' E, li -N f'2.'?f' lt 'Lic , zz ' it, 39.11 Q I mf lt 3, .45 -- . . - , - fx 1 153 ,.,N ,V,, . .,, .,-, , :, , 7.-' ' L I 4' 1 .,......'I . e n em -7- 83 HOMER M HALBOTH PHARMACIST 2707 Brownsville Rd Cor Sonkey Ave PITTSBURGH PA 3200 KEENER HARDWARE PAINTS HARDWARE GLASS 3609 Brownsville Road BRENTWOOD PA CA 5045 Compliments BRENTWOOD POST 1810 MILK Use more of If WM COLTERYAHN 8 SONS CO HEmlock 0480 GOOD SHOES RUFFENACH S I 304 Corson Street Compluments of GILBERT J MILLER HARDWARE CO 237 Bro nsvnlle Road HE 8219 SOUTH SIDE PITTSBURGH MT OLIVER PA The Anthem B4 , . CA. ' ' ' is your best food . .. of v W ' . DINKELS PHARMACY H G BENSON 8. SONS INC 715 Brownsvulle Road 2901 BrownsveIIe Road MT OLIVER PA CArruck 1114 The Prescription Store Sales Property Management Ask Your Doctor INSURANCE To create mountain and extend throughout school and community hugh standards of chrlstlan character BOYS GIRLS CLEAN LIVING CLEAN SPEECH CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP CLEAN SPORTSMANSHIP SALES SERVICE FORD LYNWOOD GARAGE GLENN MARCHANDO Prop 4129 Brownsvllle Road BRENTWOOD PGH CArrlc 3 BRENTWOOD NURSERY ELMER A ETZEL 3912 BrownsvuIIe Road 8 Dnamond Market CA 1177 AT 2939 Red CA 3915 R Potted Plants ot AII Klnds Quallty Meats Fancy Poultry ThA I . . , . . . . ,, I l HI-Y TRI-HI-Y A , I ., DPA. ' Ii O11 e nthem -- 85 5 COLELLA FouRTEENTH STREET BANK FRUIT 8. MEAT MARKET Member Free Delwery Federal Depostt Insurance Corporahon 3600 Brownsville Rd BREN1-WOOD CA 5300 5301 1401 Carson St Pittsburgh P 0l'Lgl 6L fbi, 6ltl,0l'L5 tbl, elflfif I VERSARY I ON OUR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF SERVING THE SCHOOLS WITH THE TEACHING AND LEARNING TOOLS OF EDUCATION HEARTILY CONGRATULATE YOU FOR YOUR SPLENDID WORK AND EFFORT IN PUBLISHING THIS ANNUAL UNDER TODAY S TRYING CON DITIONS A WORTHY AND COMPLETE RECORD OF EVENTS OF STUDENT LIFE A BOOK THAT CAN BE CHERISHED A THOUSAND TIMES OVER T A KURTZ BROS The School Supply House of CLEARFIELD PA PITTSBURGH PA BRENTWOOD FEDERAL Forz CEMETERY Ilbemouals Your ond and Stamp or QUALITY SEE ID Etorcb Q Son5,1lnc p L I305 B 9 SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Headquarters 3633 Brownsville Rd BRENTWOOD The Anthem 86 . ' , a. . I f . I I I WE his nnual :IZ Ulf is a product of Kurtz Bros. I 5 I3 , Q Q ' Op osite Sou IN Side Cemetery Townsville Road Piktsbur h, Penne. PATRONS The Senlor Class washes to thank the patrons for thenr help In making the ANTHEM OF 44 a success DOROTHY FOCER MR AND MRS .IAS H FULTON FERN F MESING CLASS RINGS Western Pa Representative D KLEIN K BROTHERS BAND UNIFORMS ARMY 8. NAVY UNIFORMS TROPHIES FIRE DEPARTMENT UNIFORMS CLUB PINS MEDALS DON ENEIX UNION TRUST BUILDING PITTSBURGH PA CAPS AND GOWNS DIPLOMAS CHOIR ROBES INVITATIONS NURSES CAPES PERSONAL CARDS The Anthem B7 FREUND RADIO SERVICE W. H. GOODPASTER HARRY J VETTER Presudent CARRICK BANK PITTSBURGH OFFICERS GEORGE L GEARING Vnce Presndent HAROLD M COLLINS Cashier C H BRACKEN Chairman HAROLD M COLLINS GEORGE L GEARING EDWIN C KOONTZ A .I MONDSCHEIN WM F NAYLOR DIRECTORS CHARLES SEGER HARRY J VETTER HENRY WACHTER EDW C A WERNER JOSEPH McG WERNER Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp The A them THE , PA. I , I. , JR., Assistam Cashier n A-88 5 . - . -. r ., . , ...,..,,..,, , ..--, ,,M,4..,.,..-N - .vff f W, . ,.-. 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