Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,. .,..,... ., .,.., . , Conrad Knetzcr Vice-President liobcrt llamcl Secretary . Alice Metcalfe Treasurer .,,. .. Thomas Moore The year we have so long awaited has finally come to a close. As we are about to enter the outside world, we wish that ourhigh school days were just beginning. Remembering how we stood shivering in our stadium to cheer on the team, our Christmas Cantatas and Spring Festivals, and the accomplishments in P. O. D., We leave with an increased appreciation of the cooperation with our fellow students. We hope the knowledge and help which we have gained from the faculty will help us to be better citizens in the future. And now, as the doors of our Alma Mater close behind us, we wish the i'Class of ,55U all the success and happiness we have had. The Class of ,54 12

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:ERVICE JOYCE OPTEKAR ROBERT RUDOLPH ATHLETES Nancy and Alton are our athletes. Natural ability and continued practice have made Nancy a part of every intramural team that wants to insure winning. Alton, as co-captain of the football team, has demonstrated that he is interested in Brentwood, not himself. Whether as captain of the football team, as letterman on the varsity basketball team, or as a weight man in track, he is always there, always trying. He is an example of the kind of spirit Brentwood wants. We are proud of both. lVIRGINIA FORD JOHN SATTELE THE MINARET Ioycels problem is the editing of living news in the Minaret while Bob must make the paper self supporting. When news beats must be covered, cuts engraved, editorials written, and proofs checked, an editor needs all her skill. And when this collection, in newspaper form, must be paid for, then the business manager must be ingenious. The Minaretv editors provided both these qualities. NANCY CULP ALTON DOBSON IN STRUMEN TALISTS Talented Virginia and Iohn have long been the backbone of our instrumental de- partment. Skilled musicians, technically trained, they serve as models for younger players. Better than that, they are models of dependability. Ready to work, ready to serve, they are as quick to offer service now as they were when they first tried for their chairs.

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Loretta Mae Abbott Ret Little package, big surprise Always smiling C.A.L.g Ushers, Clubg Girls, Chorus Dolores L. Accomando 'iDollU Dancing is her pastime Always making new friends Max I. Alfery Maxie' Mighty outdoorsman Always on the go Anthem Rosemarie Apitzsch Rose Roller skating queen Attained her goal - Ensemble 1 Ensembleg Senior Choirg C.A.L.5 Ushers, Club Ioseph E. Ball Ioe' judging cars, Joe can be found Bugs about baseball Janet Lee Bartberger alan' lust as sweet as can be Bountiful sense of humor Anth-emg Business Education Club G.A.L.g Girls Chorus jack Barton Rip' jovial in school Bound to be successful Senior Choirg Glee Clubg Anthem Barbara E. Bates Barb' Blushes spontaneously Basketball rates her vote C.A.Lg Anthemg Senior Choir Wlalaz, Baenfwnnnl gflhftilllj,