Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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

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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,

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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 .