Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1957 volume:

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A-r'rRA CTIVE fuss:-'u1.,f CF'oR Mowers ws MEANJ 56-57 4 1-ms noasN'1- CONTROL -me szscrmc c:HA:R,f Q4 W ,- ' ' i t -- --1 1 Q -ii' 'W' IH i r 4 J 'I , ef V f' . ' V , - uv r 2 I ,.,' . gr M Y ' -fvu ' bs, . ' ,, Yi' I , 17:51 .- If jig -. , ,s i V - if i .. ,. . l I ,.,. . J ,f .1 xx'E fc , K' S-. ' , , KW: Q .f A I 4- X H f I , Q ' ' V1.1 Y -' 4 1 1 1, 41 I- L, - I rf 11 , 17 f 1 Q -7'1 , 4---. Q. 4 1.f317il21f' ..:,b , . .1 lv' ,.. f 20 Ln -fi, - ' wi . gtg, ,W ,- '1 f X A I gf X N Charles Sweeney Hela Hensel Daniel Gee Susan Reber The class of 1957 honors these stu- 9 ' dents for out-standing achievement in I'lAf!UlI'l'l.Q , their fields. all of Ronald Miller Carol Lamp 6 Jean Donehoo Patty Lee Rowles , 5011 , Recognition of their efforts is small reward for countless hours of untiring labor. EIITI Mary Laska .Bruce McNally U ' Judith Miketic john Mulhern 7 '11, Harm, flazia, Ulgicma, President ........... ......... D aniel Gee Vice President .... ..... B ruce McNally Secretary ........ ......... I ohn Remark Treasurer ..... ....... J udy Rubenstein We, the class of '57, proudly acknowledge the 25th anni- versary of Brentwood High School, and will strive to uphold all her past years of educational success. We carry with us the fond memories of the Senior Class Play, Class Party, Christmas Performance, Spring Festival, and all the good times weive shared as a class. Our thanks are extended to all who have helped us on our way, and we hope the class of '58 will secure the enjoy- ment and satisfaction from their senior year at Brentwood as we have. Best of luck, juniors! 8 I - jnnwfm- PATRICIA ANN BARKER .Tatu A little gal, always on the go, When she's around the fun will How. Anthemg .C.A.L.g Minaretg Busi- ness Club RONALD C. BERCMARK ..BeI-gn Always laughingg never sacl, Just a crazy mixed-up lacl. Anthomg Footballg Senior Choirg Clee Club MARY BILOTTA ..Mary,, Secretary - future aim, Having fun is Maryis game. C.A.L.g Business Clubg Senior Choir EDWARD F. BLISS ..Ed,, Ardent singer, all 'round fel- low, In Octet a voice tl1at's mellow. Octetg Investment Clubg Sen- ior Choirg Clee Club KATHLEEN BOIVICARDNER Bummie Lively girl who likes to fool, Bummie gets fun out of school. Anthemg C.A.L.g Business Clubg Senior Choir will rl if 1 ' by 4, , riLL MARJORIE E. BENSON Margie Spivrts are high on Margie's 'st, Wiih her blonde hair, she can't be missed. Anthemg C.A.L.5 Chorusg Hall Squad RICHARD I. BERTOLOTTE Dick Cars and girls to him are keen, Easy going-in a dream. Anthem THOMAS E. BISSELL ..Bis,, Friendly in a quiet way, Has a way with girls, they say. Anthemg Investment Club RICHARD I. BODNAR Dick Casual guyg has no worries, Slow and easy-never scur- rics. Activities Playg Footballg Sen- ior Choir DONALD BONIDIE Tomates Friendly fellow-great car fan, Helps you out where der he can. Anthemg Footballg Senior Choirg J. A. 9 IRENE ANN BRONCZYK Renee Irene's a girl whois not real loud, Has a record collection-of which sl1e's proud. Anthemg Investment Clubg C. A.L.g Business Club CAA! l RICHARD FOSTER BOYD BRUCE E. BURLESON Ri0l1,' Bruce HUDQS to be 2111 ellgilleffr, Quite an a1'tist on the drums, Work's clone well when he is Tall and neat-has lots of near. chums. Anthenig Minaretg Math Clubg Anthemg Math Clubg Senior Activities Play - Choirg Band GERALD I. BORRELLI ..Jen.y,, Ambitious with a way that's keen, Attending college is his dream. 11 RICHARD RAYMOND BURP Dick lBurr Boys? Talks with a slow and casual drawl, He likes golf the best of all. Investment Club ROY JOHN BURR ..R0y,, WVhen girls see Roy, they stop and stare, Always happy with never a care. RICHARD C. Cas I In all his classes Cas steals thc! show, NVherever the gang is, he's. bouncl to go. Anthem ROBERT CAROLTON CABLE SUZANNE M. CASEY Tinker Suzie Always busy is this ambitious A peppy gal with a friendly guy, way, Heis a iine musician which no one can deny. Anthem - Advertising Editorg Banclg Senior Choirg Octet GARY JOHN CARSON . acaryn ior Choir A fine engineer Gary will be, Heis really a swell guy, anyone can see. 10 Her favorite expression is I saw him today. ' Anthemg Minaretg G.A.L.g Sen- , w I CHARLES M. CONROY Chas ' Quiet and friendly in every W Mr way, Nice guy, not much to say. Anthem, Senior Choir, Bas- ketball, Football DAVID JOHN CLEARY Rabbit Football player, full of fun, Rabbitls a favorite with every- one. Football R. EDWARD CLARK K6Ed79 fine engineer Ecl will make, Frequently seen at Deep Creek Lake. nthemg Hall Squad ' PATRICIA JANE CORBLY npatn Lovely smile, nice to know, Future secretary, always on the go. Anthem, Senior Choir, Busi- ness Clubg G.A.L. JUNE ANN DARLING ujuney, A tall brunette with quite a brain, In college sheis bound to win much fame. Anthem - Unclerclassmen Ecli- tor, G.A.L.g Hall Squad, Pep Club ' JEAN ANN DONEHOO HOWARD PAUL GARDNER Jeanie Howard ctivities and Jean are a pair, Howard is quiet, but very nice, Vith looks like hers none can About mechanics, ask his ad- compare. vice. Enthemg Minaret, Senior Choirg T1'ack .A.L. EVELYN M. ESPY BETTY LOU FRITSCH uldynnn uBettyn Always joking, never quiet, Sweet and sincere in every way, With Lynn around there's al- A fine secretary she'll make ways a riot. some day. Anthem, Senior Choir, Busi- Anthem, Business Club, Invest- ness Clubg Pep Club ment Club, C.A.L. RONALD W. FALLCREN L HROHQ, N Very nice good looking blonde, A fine basketball player is Ron. , Basketball, Cross Country, In- vestment Club l l DANIEL S. CEE , 'LDan Gee, what a well rounded ath- lete, As class president, he is dis- creet. Anihem -Art and Layout Edi- torg Traekg Footballg Senior Choir HELA ELAINE HENSEL Helix X-Vorking on the Anthem, sheis found, Fo Grove City she is bound. Anthem - Editor-in-Chiefg En- sembleg Senior Choirg G.A.L. CAROL PATRICIA HIRSCH Carol', Her long flowing pony tail is an asset to Carol, Skirts and sweaters are her fa- vorite apparel. Anthemg G.A.L.g Business Clubg Pep Club WILLIAM WAYNE JONES Bill,' To be a mechanic is his ambi- tion, VVe know he's sure to fill this position. JOHN A. KEYES ...Iackv School with lack is strictly ta- boo, A career as an electrician he will pursue. 12 -xr is ..... ,Z CSQHIIIAA. - CARY WALTER HALL scary., In singing and in math, Cary gives it all he hath. Anthem, - Circulation Editorg Octetg Math Clubg Senior Choir DONNA K. HESS Donna A future secretary is Miss Hess, Levis are her favorite dress. Senior Choirg Business Clubg Pep Clubg G.A.L. JUNE ANN HUSAK ..Hugie,, june has a personality so nice, For any need she will sufliee. Anthemg G.A,L.g Minaretg Sen- ior Choir JAMES ROSS KEMMLER .Tatsv To reduce and be a lawyer is his aim, He is never seen without a dame. Octetg Footballg Senior Choir WILLIAM F. KITNER Bill', On the -diamond Bill is found, For he is baseball bound. Cr?ss1Countryg Traekg Basket- ua - ,Simiofur MARLENE V. KLEINECKE ..Mm,,, Everyone knows our gal Mar- lene, Her willingness to help is su- prenie. Anthemg G.A,L.g Pep Club RONALD PAUL KOERNER .KROHH As an all-round guy, Ron is great, At Duquesne College we know he,ll rate, Anthemg Footballg Hall Squad PATRICIA SUE KRAELINC :Tatu Pat's a real Spanish whiz, To be a nurse, her ambition is. Anthem-Activities Editorg C. A. L.g Pep Clubg Hall Squad VIVIAN H. KUI-IL aveev Cute, fun-loving and ever so neat, From the top of her head to the soles of her feet. Anthemg Senior Choirg G.A L.g Business Club JOHN C. LARKIN IKJ0hn,! A sports enthusiast is this guy, To score for Brentwood, he makes a real tr '. Anthemg Footballg Minaretg Track ,v get l . 1 ,Ii KATHHYN M. KNOEDLER Kathy Little Kathy is sincere and sweet, Her personality is hard to heat. Anthem - Typistg Investment Clubg C.A.L.5 Senior Choir GAIL VERN KORTZ Gail', Imagination that can't compare, Gail's ability is really rare. Anthemg Minaretg G.A.L.g Sen nior Choir CYRUS SCOTT KREGER Cyhugo When Cy's around you,re sure to have fun. He plays while he sings and is quick with a pun. Anthemg Octetg Cross Countryg Senior Choir CAROL JEAN LAMP .. . ,, Ieannie VVith a head that is level and a step that is sure, Pretty Carol is bound to have a future secure. Anthemg Minaretg Bandg G.A.L. MARY LOUISE LASKA Sistie A pert, peppy cheerleader who's nice to be near, As Secretary of Council she serves this year. Anthemg Cheerleaderg Student Couneilg Senior Choir 13 Anthemg Minarctg Cross Conn- IANET ANNE LOGSDON ulann In the Ensemble at Christmas 0 a joy to see o 1- .Ian looks like, the angel atop M' the tree. Anthemg Ensembleg G.A.L.g Senior Choir LINDA JOYCE LEFF ELAINE M. INIARSHELWITS Lin Elaine', This petite red head with man- Some executiveys troubles will ner sincere, disappear, Has chosen teaching for her VVith Elaine as his secretary, career. he needn't fear. Anthem-Proofreaderg C.A.L.g Anthemg Business Clubg Senior Library Club Choirg C.A.L CHARLES E. LEE NANCY MARTIRE Chuck Nano Chuek's interest in sports is As head leader of cheers centered on track, Brcntwoodls team, Accounting problems at Pitt She has Satisfied he'll attack. earned our esteem. Anthemg Cross Countryg T raekg Anthem-Senior Editorg Senior Choir leader, Activities Playg ior Choir ii. -..A WILLIAM E. ITIATIIIESON ..Bi ,, Opening holes in the line so the backs can run, And next, driving ears are I5ill's idea of fun. Anthemg Football I l P RAY H. MEENAN ..Ray,, To the Minaret and Anthem X his art indispensable, 1 Future success in this Held easi- ly comprehensible. SUZANNE McCLAIN Susie Pretty, vivacious, and friendly? You bet! Fun and good times? Sue's all set. Anthemg G.A.L.g Senior Choirg Pep Club try BRUCE ALLEN INICNALLY Bruce He heads up the Council with confident ease, An all-round guy who aims to please. Anthemg Pres., Senior Councilg Senior Choirg V. P. Senior Class 4 14 HARRY A. MCCUNE, IR. .tHmTy,, Harryls interests are varied, but mostly scientific, This should make his success in engineering terrific. Anthem - Photographerg Cross Countryg Math Club JoHN JOSEPH MITTERER Kflohnli ' To the Air Force John is bound, In a science class he can he ' found. RONALD F. MILLER LINDA J. MONTGOMERY Ron Linda Collecting records pleases Ron, To go to Penn State is Lindais Of music and fishing he,s real- aim, ly fond. In psychology she'll find her Anthemg Marching Bandg Sym- fame. phonic Band Anthenig G.A.L.g Ensembleg Senior Choir UDITH ANNE MIKETIC JOHN I. MULHERN, IR. Judy Jack eveiy activity she's sure to On the tennis team he's really white uniform will suit her to a T Ensembleg Minaret Activities Play great, To he an engineer is Iack's fate. Anthemg Octetg Math Clubg Activities Play H. TRICIA GAY NOWICKI CHRISTOPHER H. PATTON K'Pat Chris Saturday night at Sullyls The quiet type, a nice looking she is found, blond, decorating for Of hunting and cars heis really Pat's bound. fond. G.A.L.g Pep Clulig Anthem Ushers Cluh DAVID ORLANDO ODATO IOANNE PARILAC ClMuds,! CGJOU Air Force bound is this young Whenever there's sports, Io- lad, anne is around, Wearing sports shirts is his fa- On a losing team she'll never vorite fad. be found. Anthem Anthemg G.A.L.g Pep Clubg Business Ed. Club RUSSELL U. OLNHAUSEN Buzzy His favorite sports are hunting and fishing, To be a pharmacist he is wish- ing. Hall Squad 15 BARBARA V. PEARSON Barb A sweet quiet girl who's music- ally inclined, Her favorite saying is Back to the old griudf, Senior Choirg C.A.L. THOMAS S. PETRICHEK Petter Heis crazy about cars, he goes for shop, When it comes to drawing, Pet- ter's on top JOI-IN ANDREW REMARK Buddy In the boys' Octet, Buddy rates, To him the U. S. Navy's just great. Antheing Octetg Student Coun- cilg Senior Choir CONSTANCE E. ROTE Connie A pleasant smile, a quiet way, She hopes to be a secretary .some clay. Antheuig C.A.Lg Pep Clubg Business Club PATTY LEE ROWLES .Tatu Quite a girl who can't be beat, With voice outstanding and very sweet. Anthemg Minaretg Ensembleg C.A.L. 16 ig a msn Wx saws 3955 P is 5 jmuolm, - EMERSON L. PEARSON 4iLynnsa In Ivy League clothes he's sure to he seen, In the Octet he's really keen. Antheing Sports Editorg Octetg Minaretg Senior Choir SUSAN LEE REBER .1 . ,, Suzie To be a bookkeeper is Suzie,s aim, , In sports shes good at any game. Anthemg Ensembleg C.A.L.g Senior Choir RONALD A. ROHM ..Ron,, Ron has quite a contagious grin, A life in the service appeals to him. Antheing Glee Club EILEEN T. ROWAN ..I,, On ice skates Eileen is su- preme, A future uir hostess is her dream. Anthemg C.A.Lg Pep Cluhg Business Club JUDITH M. RUBENSTEIN uludyn A terrific kid with lots of zest, To everyone she is the best. Antherng Minaretg Activities Playg G.A.L. ,Suuofm RU I IIANN RUSaLLI Ruth Quut mm 111cl slncerf, 18 Ruth mn Alvs 15s NVl1lll1g' to 11c.lp when 5111 L 111 Anl11u11 CAL Ushus Clu11 BIISIHLSQ Club WILLIAM A SERAFINI Admxral In foot111l1 B111 111s won 111s 11111e A future 1c1n11r1l IS 1115 11111 Foot11'1ll Student Counul H111 qqllifl MARILYN LOIS STEPHENS Ch1 C111 C111 C111 Q Lute Wltll wxt L1Lve1 LotQ of fun tl1c cr'171est ever A11t11Q111 CA L Suuor C11o1r Pip Club LOIS JEAN STRACAND A prutty glrl V11tl1 lote of c1155 T11cre s 110111, so nxcc 1s tl11s well l1ss Antl1e111 M111 1r1.t Ensemble, QCHIOI Cl101l WILLIANI P STUBBS oe A met 11d Wltll 18 11 mac ways VV1 1 be 1 111ec111n1c 1n lltc r c IYS CF NANCY JANE SILIBERT Seabxrd Sucne fflrl 111cl qulte smcerc To Nlncv Cocl 15 vcry cla ll JOYCE L STASKO Stogne vcr so cute evu so 5111.111 Tlus IS our Joyce 1 llttle doll Ant11c,111 Semol Cl1o1r Pcp Club CAL IUDITH ANN STONER udy umt grrl w11os nlce to know fc opc some cl1y she ll re'1c11 l1c,r gml A11tl1e111 Busmess Club C A L UG11crs Club ARLENE V STUART A future, Secretqry you w1l1 see For Ars got style 1nd 1301 somhty Ant11cm GAL Investments Club 1XI111'1rettyp19t CHARLES K SWLENEY Huck Ilmdsomu efmggr '1l'1Cl. qulte 1 1111113 our C11uLlx '1 lnend to Alltllelll Edxtor 1n Cl11c1 Stu dent Counc11 M 1rcl1111g B111c1 M 1t11 Club 17 F' BRUCE 'IENNYSON 1 es As a football end, he can't be ' beat, 521210224 - That's our Iilcs, so clever and ' neat. Anthem, Football, Senior Choir, Track JOANNE P. TARQUINIO CAROLE INIARLYNN TIBONI 'KTa1 ' Carole As a secretary she's bound to Cute little Carol's a lover of go far, black. But look-out Pinkerton, here She'll be a secretary, with quite comes Tar. a knack. Anthem, G. A. L., Business ' Anthem, C.A.L., Business Club, Club, Pep Club junior Achievement MARY LOUISE TARKER KAREN ANN USHKARAT Mary Lou Cren She always has a kind Word Creu's a gal of whom we for you, proud, Super, dependable Mary Lou. Always happy-but never Anthem, Business Club, C.A.L., Anthem, G.A.L., Senior Senior Choir Pep Club ANASTAS USTABASHIEFF Iunior junior's a boy with a very long RONALD F. WESTERMAN .KAAH AA's a boy you like to tease For he has a hobby of raisinpju name, But his grades are the things bees. that bring him fame. Football Anthem, Math Club, Activities Play, Hall Squad ' JOHN EVERETT VAZZANA IANICE A. WAHI.. KlJack77 llJanl7 Wahoo to Iack and all of his A private secretary is ber call, kind, For a boy with his brains is hard to find. Track, Hall Squad, Senior That's our cute, little Miss Wahl. Anthem, G.A.L., Senior Choir, Business Club Choir, Minaret Business Man- ager SHARLEEN E. VOLPE KCShar7! Sharleen is a girl wth a beauti- ful voice, But languages seem to be her favorite choice. Anthem, Student Council, Min- IS aret, Ensemble NANCY L. VVRICHT Nance Tailored clothes are hcr fa- vorite attire, And knowledge at Pitt shell like to acquire. Anthem F e a t u r c Editorg Minaretg G. A. L.g Senior Choir Smubim, fa ,g f y, 'ir X -' My , n ig 1.1 it QQ TPIOMAS ALLEN YOUNG Tomy Because of his name he seems to he last, But as an architect he'll move up fast. Anthemg Bnnclg Hall Squaclg Track They can fill the seats But not the shoes 19 F YSTIONQLNCDGAT BHCK 70 JCWUQL Q X 7 3 2 4 Z 3 , ' .-W THF 1 ff J 1 35. G HZ 1 e X Wx Y K x ,Q A' f V Z 5 : Q I l if fy, GF C956-57 fag HIL 4 y H06 wmv f 5 JVVULIJ 504 L Z 4 f WOVEN EQ Z Z 77 Z VFJLEN NVE ,Z Defy Z' 9666075616 47 if f y FEBKUHEY 476 Z C'0W7W7ffVCE fV7' P16042 I 2 f W 4 2 fwuf A W7f9',V 5 mast maze will 'sub ueztsment We, the class of '57, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, re- voking any prior will or wills heretofore made by us. We bequeath our loyalty and gratitude to our Alma Mater, Brentwood High School, for many happy and useful hours spent within her walls and for the inspiration which we have received here. W J is I We hereby record the following individual requests: ' I, Cy Kreger, will my curly locks to Huey O'Donnell. We, Joanne Tarquinio and Suzy MeClain,frw,ill our great ability to un- derstand jokes and high I. Q. 's to any Juniors who need some extra brains. I, Rich Castrodale, will my do nothing attitude to Ronald De Genero. We, Janis Wahl and Nancy Wright, will our sizeTgZ8 tents Qgym suitsl and our size ll barges Ctennis shoesl to any- one who likes to take gym and swim at the same time. I, Tom Bissell, will the last parking space on Park Drive to anyone' who leaves late enough to get it. We, Pat Kraeling and Linda Mont- gomery, will our third floor hall squad positions to any Juniors who have the strength to fight off the underclas smen. I, John Larkin, hereby will my large size and my ability to block 300 pound middle guards to Rich Ranallo. We, Marilyn Stephens and Eileen Rowan, will our athletic ability to any Junior girls who want to be permanent pole holders while playing volley ball. I, David Cleary, will the nickname The Bandit to Walter Coleman for unmentionable reasons. We, Joyce Stasko, Kathy Knoedler, and Suzy Casey, will our height to anyone who is content with a bugs-eye view of people. I, Jim lfiemmler, will my nickname Fats to Bo Kloss. We, Sue Reber and Joanne Parilac, will our muscles to anyone strong enough in body and weak enough in mind to want them. I, Lynn Pearson, will the Rusty Russell, Don Wilson, Lynn Pearson head manager ship to James Creighton. We, Margie Benson and June Husak, will our naturally blond hair to anyone who is too cheap to buy peroxide. I, Ron Bergmark, hereby will- my speedy ways to the next year's track team. We, Lynn Espy and Judy Rubenstein, will our crazy laughs and jokes to any- one who will enjoy them as much as we did, I, Danny Gee, will the Gissy, Ladner, Onamastico, MacBurney, Krause, Gee way with women to Paul Elphinstone. We, Hela Hensel and Chuck Sweeney, will the Anthem Editorships to anyone who can keep awake at 7:30 in the morning. We, the classof '57, will our athletic ability, senior seats, lunch tables, crazy partie s, and wonderful memories to the class of '58. I jim Hound William Barber Robert Hall I jchvnl, Quuzicfofm, The Board of School Directors consisting of seven elected members is a policy making body. The Board also has complete charge of Hscal matters. Earl Beggs George Hilty Regular meetings are held monthly. All mem- bers, except the secretary and president, serve without financial relnuneration. OFFICERS 12111105 B0YClSf0I1 Edward F. Franz .,...,.. ,.,..,,., P resident Earl MCIHTOSII james D. Boydston, jr. .... ...... V ice President Robert K. Hall ...,.. ,, Secretary Earl E. Beggs ....... ...,, T reasurer George L. Hilty .... ,.... S olicitor Edward Franz Walter Scott 24 5l,l,Z2.Q!1l2'lf.QI'l.dQI'lf, Class of 1957: Because you have helped me to stay young in heart, and be- cause you have helped to make my iirst year in Brentwood a pleasant one, I am thankful. You have done more than your share in causing me to continue to be glad that I am a teacher and can be with young people everyday. You are idealistic. You are not afraid to meet head on any challenge which the World may present. You do not believe that a job cannot be accomplished because somebody said it could not be done. You dream. You dream of a better world where the laws of the jungle will no longer prevail in any form. You dream of the part you will play in the great drama of life and not of empty pleasures and idleness. At this graduation time my special hope for you is that you do not permit these traits of youth to vanish with the years. You are still the captain of your soul. C. A. Sherman 25 To you, the class of 1957, may I extend my personal congratu- lations for a job Well done. You have the honor of being mem- bers of BrentWood's silver anniversary class. This year marks the twenty-Hfth year since the high school opened its doors, and the twenty-fourth annual connnenceinent. We are just as proud of your school accomplislnnents as we are of the twenty-three classes that preceded you. I hope you will make us justly proud of your future endeavors. Continuously strive for the top. Keep your standards high. Pledge yourselves to a life of devotion to your community, your church, your country. Be a solid citizen in every respect. Sincerely yours, Thomas R. Shupe Principal 26 L 1 Pnmapd -we nu ,iv Mmm au-ua -4 niirr Q3 jarulfy, Mrs. Grace Kightlinger School Secretary l Miss Ruth Lidstonc Mrs. Inez M. Patrick B.S., Clarion State, Teachers B.S., University of Pittsburgh, College, Librarian, Library M. Ed. in Counseling, Uni- Cluh versity of Pittsburgh, v-in 1-up 2 in Director of Guidance and Testing, Jr. High Student Council Sponsor Miss Annajean Grieve Mrs. Nancy Morgan H. S., Indiana State Teachers B. S., Carnegie Institute of College, Home Economics, Technology, Home Economics, Pep Club Future Teachers of America, Pep Club Dr. Helen llolsinger Miss Mary C. Knaze M.D., VVorneu's Medical Col- YVest Liberty State College, lege, Philadelpliia, Pa., Dental Hygienist School Doctor hfirs. I-I. VV. Palun B.S., R.N. in Nursing Ed., DllKjllk'Sl1E' University, St. Iolnfs Hospital, School Nurse Mrs. Freda Stevenson Mrs. Geraldine Sullivan School Secretary Superintendent's Secretary - f, 'i . arulfq, Mr. Donald P. Anderson A.B., University of Pittsburgh, P.O.D., English 10, junior High Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach Mrs. Virginia 0. Shew I B.S., Eau Claire State Teach- ers College, English 11, Public Speaking, Activities Play, Senior Class Play Mr. Richard V, Allshouse A.B., M.Ecl., University of Pittsburgh, Jonmalism, Eng- lish 10, Minaret Advisor Mrs. Virginia K. Appel A.B., University of Pittsburgh, English 12, C.P. English, Anthem Sponsor cxx ff. --xy 28 Mrs. Kathryn Donohue B.A., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh, Reading, Seventh Grade Sponsor Mr. Raymond I-Iull A. B. WVayneshurg College, English 9, Assistant Football Coach, Junior High Basketball Coach Mrs. Rosemary Crossland B.A., University of Pittsliurgh, English 7, English 8, French l ,- 9 2 ' CJ-VG' X 'Wed U Mr. Clyde F. Mock I A.B., Carnegie Institute of l Technology, Art, Stage Design, i Posters, Program Covers Mr. James R. Means I-LS., California State 'Teachers College. Industrial Arts, Stage Crew, Crafts Club, Director of Athletic Admissions Mr. Earl T. Kuhn B.S., California State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Industrial and Mechanical Art, Stage Crew, Crafts Club l l Mr. John S. Rumbarger B.S., Public School Music, Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Duquesne University, Sym- nhonic Band, Marching Band, Iunior High Band, lnstrumental Ensembles, Senior Cheerleaders Miss Ann D. Salinger B.S., Music Education, Incli- anu State Teachers College, Iunior Junior Y-Teen M High General Music, Choir, Freshman s r. Ross L. Munn B.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Choral Director, Christmas Cantata, Spring Music Festival Mr. james S. Acklcson, Jr. B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College. M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, General Science, Faculty Athletic Manager, Tennis M Coach r. Sanford E. Delierry B,S., Waynesburg College, M.Ecl., University of Pitts- burgh, Biology. Director of Audio-Visual Education, Ushers Club, Activities Co-ordinator Mr. john R. Evans B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ecl., University of Pitts- burgh, C.P. Chemistry, Physies, Photography Club, Hall S quad, Ch ainn Activities Coordinator an Hill Mrs. Marie McCugh B.S., M.Ecl., University of Pittsburgh, Iunior High Math Mrs. Zelda Coons A.B., Thiel College, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Plane Geometry, Solid Geom- etry. Tripgonometry, General Math, Sophomore Y-Teens Mr. Rudolph Bruggeman B.S., Thiel College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Algebra I, Algebra Il, jr. Hi-Y Mrs. Mary S. Eckman QA., Chatham College, il.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh, Algebra I, Algebra II Mathematics Club 29 Miss Janet L. Campbell B,A., Chatham College, M.Litt., University of Pitts- burgh, Latin I, Latin II, French II, Sophomore Class Sponsor Mr Virgil Paterline Mr. Harold E. Deniich B.A., Pennsylvania State University, Spanish I, Span- ish II, English 9, Senior High Student Council Co-Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor, Activities Co-ordinator Miss Helen Chamberlin B.S., Grove City College, M.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh, Civics Mrs. Marjorie Steadman A,B., West Liberty College, West Virginia University, History l Indiana State Teachers Col- lege, Geography, Eighth Grade Sponsor Mr. Harry Dilfendafer B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, American History, VVorld History 30 Jfwflflp Miss Elizahctli Corcoran B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Office Practice, Typing II, Business Education Club, Senior High Student Council Co-Sponsor Mr. James D. Trovato B.Ed., Duquesne University, Typing I, Law and Sales, Assistant Football Coach, I. V. Basketball, junior Class Sponsor Mr. WVilliam P. Douglass B.A., NVestminster College, Bookkeeping I, Bookkeeping Il, General Business Training, Cross Country Coach, Head Basketball Coach, Golf, Investment Club Mr. Robert K. Wrenshall B.A., Washington ck jefferson, M.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh, Boys, Physical Educa- tion, Health, Boys' Intra- murals, History, Head Football Coach Mr. Sam Diacunis B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh, Boys, Health and Physical Education, I.V. Football Coach Miss Jean Angst B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Health, Girls' Physical Edu- cation, jr. High Girls' Intra- murals, Jr. High English, Ir. High Clwerleaders Mrs. Claire Bell B.S., M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Sr. High Girls' Health, Sr. High Girls' Intramurals, Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Athletic League, junior Y-Teens SQHEDULTLEEQSS7 58 59-H -- if mmm '- '- lil - f f 6, f 4 my we --- -- ll -- -- il - i i Af: ff JI 5 - 1 jruziofz, Klum, Ufgicefm President .................................... Paul Elphinstone Vice President ....... ...... F rancis Kloss Secretary ......... ...... N ancy jo Hall Treasurer ..... .................. N ick Vitale '11, 6'!a.fm, The junior Class, aided by Mr. James Trovato, have proven their ability to be the next leaders at B.H.S. In addition to a talent-Hlled party held March 29, they supervised the ticket sale for the Variety Show and have also promoted the idea of better dress for students. 32 fleumih, ywa 33 Faye Allen Nancy Appel Maryann Arnoni Gayle Askins Joan Atwell John Ball Jean Barker Arlene Batchelor Joseph Battist Mary Ellen Bauer Barbara Beggs Susan Bergholz Joseph Bilotta Robert Boltz Robert Burger Patrick Burns Ronald Butchley Constance Callaghn Charlotte Clark Walter Coleman Raymond Covato Carol Craig Robert Darling Ronald De Genaro John Diemer Albert Deulin Roberta Ehland Paul Elphinstone Nancy Farrnerie Patricia Fearer Michael Fisher Ramon Fobes Judy Franz Kathryn F ritsch John Fulton Ha1'old Gardner Jean Gargotta Robert Gasiorowski Joanne Gaughan Bernard Gigliotti Helga Graf Dolores Graner Barbara Hagerling Nancy Jo Hall Carol Hancock James Harford Dan Headrick Carol I-Ienkowsky Judy Hoellein Jerry Hoilirnan Dorothy Huber Linda Hunter Mary Jane Hurley Sandra Jennings Francis Kloss Arlene Koegler Kenneth Koerner Irene Lake Mary Leggett Alan Lewis Audrey Lied Elaine Limburg Maria LoBianco Emily Luck Kathleen Macsurak Charles Manko Sally Maybury Marilyn McCartney Thomas Miller Jack Montgomery Janice Morse Phillip Moses Elizabeth Naidenotls Lois Nesbitt Carol Nolte Albert O,Connelly Donald O'Dato David Owens ' Jean Owen Craig Peden James Phelan William Priore Janet Randall Richard Ranallo David Ray Marian Riley Joyce Robinson Ronald Rowe Joanne Scrable Pamela Scott Della Seger Robert Shannon Marguerite Shea Richard Sherwin Donald Smith Peggy Stanford Elaine Suchan Curt Suttner Cordan Takacs Thomas Tarker Ray Tessmer John Theiler julia Thomas Dean Trent David Trudel Gracia Venetos Fred Verno james Vickless Nick Vitale William Wagner Marjorie VVestell David Westerman john Wilkinson, Robert Wise Sam Zattiero Jay Zoler Missing David Ross Amelia Weber flevmih, H Z' 34 jnplwmnfum. glam, Ugfiuzfm. President ....,............ ........... S usan Deutenberg Vice President ........ ......................,.. B ill Beile Secretary ........... .... .... lv I ary lane Columbus Treasurer ...... ........ D onna Hartung The Sophomore Class under the able guidance of Miss Ianet Campbell had il successful year highlighted by a party on March 22. Their aim was to prepare themselves for leadership during their junior and senior years. 35 joseph Alfery Robert Anderson Glenn Baggley William Beile Joan Black Iune Black JoAnn Bohn Marcia Bowen William Bracken Patricia Brown Richard Brown Geraldine Burns john Cable Carl Carlson Lynn Casey Ruth Cetinski Mary Jane Columbus Carol Crawford Patricia Crawford james Creighton Linda Crow Dale Crummie Dianne Darling Barbara Davic Louis DeNarclo Robert Deppe Suzanne Deutenberg Susan Diehl Frances DiPietro Patricia Donnelly Dale Douglas Clifford Dunlap Charles Esp Gerald Fielder Phillip Fisher Thomas F oyle John Garrett Donald Gerholcl Robert Gianni Kirby Glaneman Carolyn Goff Iames Gooclridge William Goodridge James Goodwin Helen Graf Patricia Gramm David Hartmann Donna Hartung Nancy Hess Warren Hickman Linda Howells Carol jackson David Iohns Joan Kirkpatrick Donna Kirsch Edgar Kiss Nancy Kissock Annette Klingensmith Dolores Knapp Judy Koerner David Koett Carol Kordincig William Kor ing Robert Kronz Jmfh 5 36 K, E, .f 9 if . . Us L 6 Er 'wif -f ,xl 15 A wr-L. ,g , 9-1 First Row: David Bissell, Robert Hartigan, Girard Lewis, Richard Roehn. john Flan- nery, john Loeiiert, Edward Olesky. Second Row: Kathleen Anthony, Patricia Burgert, Ioan Modrak, Dana Spiricb, Gail Renton, Diane Shorr, Joanne Costic, Linda Hall, Eileen Westell, Barbara Young, Barbara Henciak. Third Row: Edward Pietrzak, Ray Nowieki, VVilbert Switzer, Thomas Bova, Lorcne Xveber. Linda Stubbs, Cecelia Knatler, Arlcne XVCStt'I'lHilIl, Kenneth Billant, Thomas Kenavy, David Louda, David Fisher. 9-2 First Row: David Brainard, Donald Fetzer, Thomas Cappa, Ronald Limburg, Eugene Lochniiller, Charles Bracken. Second Row: Barbara Bandi, Darrell Peden, Xenia Kundrat, Marianne Painter, Connie Justice, Elizabeth Heinlinger, Evelyn Nellis, Cecelia jarret, -Ioan Pollock, Janice Kording, Laura Marko, Stephanie Andrews. Third Row: Ronald Heck, David Schade, Russell McCann, George Corbly, Sue Young, Joyce Marino, Beth VVehrle, Mary Sandra Long, Eunice Slenkainp, Jay Kerr, XVilliam Hoffman, Dennis Dewalt, Ralph Seng. 38 ' Baader 9-3 First Row: Lang Clydesdale, l1Villiam Van V lack, Robert Bodnar, Michael Tucker, Ken- neth Coyne, Richard Boltz, George McMillan, john VValther Second Row: Toni Stosie, Barbara Taylor, Susan Redshaw, Cathy Blolnn, Beth Roinutis, Arlene Deseamp, Cathy Troiano, Virginia Ivey, Barbara Jo Carletto, Lynne Crosby, Geraldine Gales, Suzanne Souligny. Third Row: James Pastorius, Richard WValker, Robert Fisher, XVesley Sharrer, Elaine Wester- 111811, Mary Ann Sieg, Laureen Zakoxvski, Dorothy Cramer, Arthur Roth, Larry Berncr, Thomas Heneialc. . 1 9-4 First Row: NVilliam Paul, Brian Zimiclc, Karl VVeishaupl, Robert Korcling, Douglas For- rest, lames Sullivan, Roy Zattiero. Second Row: Bonnie McWilliams, Ellen Gaughan, Joan Clark, Sandra Kuehn, Janet Boin- gardner, Suzanne Ranallo, Marlene Lenger, Carole Yagello, Virginia Buzzato, Cathie Scheetz, Mildred Glaid, Marilyn Nevin. Third Row: Richard Segar, William Sehwarzel, Judith Tuite, Eileen Lewanclowski, Elaine Tonnnay, IoAnne Chiavetta, Penny Thonlas, Sheila Parsons, Steven Bowytz, William Wilson, Ernest Oslcey. Missing: Nancy Kosinski. 39 9-5 First Row: John Rohaly, Regis Sohieralski, Xvilliam Bertram, Randy Thomas, David Bliss, Bernard May, Edward Hickey, Ray Espy. Second Row: Phyllis Paganncci, Kathleen BIcGallister, Barhara Pfam, Sally Hacker, Annette Poan, Bonnie Allen, Suzanne Shappard, Veronica Bilotta, Carol Miller, Shirley Lantzy, Janice Lloyd, Sally Lutz. Third Row: Thomas Stoker, Jerry Strom, Roger Quigley, Judy Lewis, Margaret Irloward, Ruth Mathieson, Bonnie Klysmalski, Joseph Hoehlcr, Ronald Kcsten, Ronald Banmgarten. 9-6 First Row: Richard Trainer, Robert Mulholland, Ronald Pasqninelli, Ralph Goldhack, David Teather, Robert Theiler, Nick Radosevick. Second Row: Roberta Gromlish, Geraldine Suliek, Marilyn Manning, Charlotte Jarres, Nancy McMillan, Margie Enock, Joanne Nee, Patricia Schibiek, Judy Ann Seibert, Gladys Balena. Third Row: Ronald VVerdman, Edmund Luck, Eric Sirko, James Caruso, Donna Robinson. Dianne Koegler, Elaine Slogan, Jndv Stragand, Gloria Zychonski, Michael Drothler, David Roth, David Kemmler, James Takach. 40 rqhfh, Banda, 8-1 First Row: Edward Adair, Frank Ilasenkopf, Roy Hancock, VVilliam Degenhardt, Robert NVQ-bb, Robert NValsh, john Bowman, XValter Millstine, VVilliam Rowan, Kim Brady. Second Row: Kathy English, Leslie May, Kathy Thompson, Ronda Cigliotti, Barbara Ann Stewart, Lauretta Gardner, Sandra Paul, Dianne XVc-stcrman, Christie- Myers, Maureen Craig, Lleanne Teetsell, Ca1'ol Lester. Third Row: Albert Sauter, David Smith, Barry Hutt, Larry Hegenbotham, Vvillitllli Ebkcn, Christine Anderson, Genevieve Smith, Anne Schultz, Donna Dc-Lay, Bonnie Pastorius, Linda Xleenan. Caryl Bittner, james Lamont, john Lawson, Elwood Lamp. 8-2 First Row: NVilliam Linn, Frank Caruso, Frank Rozzo, james Lauderbaugh, Ronald Douglas, David NVarner, Donald Cochran, james Boydston, Robert Hcnrick. Second Row: Sherry Young, Edna Block, Betty Allen, Barbara Patterson, Karen Deppe, Kay Shugarts, Carol Gouley, Carole XVt'St2lll, Clara Ruthng, janice Mehring, Margaret Bucher, Lorraine Bach, Bonnie Moses. Third Row: Richard Koutz, john Tliorhauer, David Criener, Joyce Linnert, Judy Yorkowski Pat DeNa1'do, Mclcna Radosevieli, Suzanne Sidelieiincr, Roberta Hall, Eleanor Rockwell, Barbara Nce, Roger Leif, George Steinbaugh, Edriek Kocrner. 41 rqhfh, S-3 First Row: Donald Henciak, Frank Tiboni, David Leggett, john Lehman, Fred Grimm, Carl Gainor, Robert Bigge, Robert Covato, Paul Anderson. Second Row: Ioan Cihoski, Susanne Levis, Loraine Gardner, llelcn List, Sally Souligny, Elaine Morse, Donna Berdih. Cathy Shupc, Linda Rockhill, Nancy VVinder, Constance Colson, Carol Nilles. Third Row: Anthony Bottino, john Gourley, jay Mayberry, Gary Page, WVilliam Lock, Nancy Steele, Nancy Cruichshank, Melissa Entress, Nancy Schafer, John Geis, Bruce Gomes, Robert Hughes, Robert ML-Kissock, David Row. Missing: Donald Campbell, Robert Bliss. Sevmth, 7-1 First Row: Raymond Gee, Robert Falgren, Robert Park, XVilliam XVilson, Charles Gard- ner, Edward Crow, Thomas Kording, Barry Owens, Dennis O'Brien. Second Row: Hollis Meider, Donaileen VVinter, Patricia Lloyd, Penny Hunter, Susan Craw- ford, Lorraine Bottino, Dorothy Adler, Gcorgcann Rutfing, Gerda Carlson, Jane Rutherford, Nonna Howell. , Third Row: Ionathon Wylie, Linda Tuite, Barbara Sadler, George Bender, David Lewis, Peter Creighton, Barbara Kc-mmler, Peter VVidowitz, WVilliam Frediani, Thomas james, Robert Bursey. 42 7-2 First Row: Roy Monsour, Larry VVolfson, Richard DeGenaro, Richard Graham, Glenn Stewart, David Cochran, Charles Peterson, john I-Iepline. Second Row: Joyce Lehman, Carol Ann Cetinski, Victoria Bodnar, Marilyn Byrnes, Alana Pcden, Katherine Ruffing, Mary Lou I-Iemlinger, Sue Stubbs, Linda jones, Deane Sentner. Third Row: Donna Douglas, Mary Margaret.Murray, Martha XVyse, Richard XValther, Robert Douglass, Ronald VVilging, Robert Lamperski, Ellis Stokes, Robert Coil. Charles Rote, Etta Lyons, Parry Axnrlis, Robert Forrest, Harry Bender. 7-3 First Row: Fred Foss, Ronald Edwards, Howard Cole, Samuel Meyers, David Leibson, Roger Denk, james Hickman. Second Row: Scott Kording, Hollis Sommer, Deborah Sakmar, Diane Petkovich, Barbara Coyne, Linda Zimmer, Edith Herman, Judith Ann Knafler, Pamela Leone, Victor Giancola. Third Row: Thomas Quigley, Louis Dueek, jon Brower, Howard Putter, Wfilliam Sweeney, john XVinder. Missing: Robert johnson, James Murray, Charles Sadler, Thomas Horner, Duane Dunshee. 43 NAME CUSED OF walking DEFENSE 'Eli ' ,MW fghjngb-g ::'EE 4af-! ' ' ,M,y9gL' gf Qg ff, 'p. 6d4S4'3'L ' lg I tg VERDICT No license Guilty Dick Bertolotte in eating pizza Ivma lika Guil Mary Bilotta Q Ed Bliss 52 Dick Bodnar Q3 Kathy Bomgardner Don Bonidie Jerry Borrelli Irene Bronczyk Bruce Burleson Dick Burr Ro Burr Bo Cable Gary Carson Ed Clark Chas, Conroy Pat Corbly June Darling Betty Fritsch Howard Gardner Donna Hess Carol Hirsch Bill Jones Jack Feyes Bill Kitner Marlene Kleinecke Vivian Kuhl Chuck Lee Janet Logsdon Elaine Nhrshelwits Bill M thieson Hay Meenan Ron Miller John Mitterer Jack Mulhern Pat Nowicki David O'Dato Russell Olnhausen Chris Patton Barb Pearson Tom Petrichek Buddy Remark Conny Rote Ron Rohm Ruth Russell Nancy Seibert Bill Serafini Judy Stoner Bill Stubbs Mary Lou Tarker Bruce Tennyson Carole Tiboni ,J 52 'Karen Ushkarat gp 4 Jr. Ustabashieff ff Ron Westerman f being cute being g traitor being ambitious being industriou being shy being little playing the drums speeding being quiet selling mousetraps being new being Superman being called Tubby liking motorcycles getting a new Olds' being quiet working liking Uncle Sam having pretty hair being a 'Count sleeping in class not doing homework liking Home Ec having a soft voice being Wyatt Earp being Pocahantas flirting around being a hero being Rembrandt II having curly hair doing Physics a hearty laugn having a food time being studious deserting his hall s Why fight iii? t I hail from big C f Murphy's top clerk Whatls that? A Girls scare me I grew that way Part native Gas pedal stuck 'She says it a l I really feel fine I like it here. It's in the name I shrank Uhmmummmnmm!! Green stamps Silence is golden Money honey! Anchors away!! I'm 'barrassed , A royal famil Special privileges I lost my glasses Naturally! From 8 30 to 5 15 Draw, partner Ugh!!! Watch my technique. Aw shucks! The magic touch. It's a Toni. Who me worry? Good jokes. Life is short. Sorry wrong number. quad Lost in the crowd beating his car Itls mine, being engaged liking cars disturbing the peace being nice liking girls dating out of school being sincere being the njdmiraln dying her hair not reading English being friendly being an arsonist ambition--secretary running track hogging the alphabet having alot of heir Tom Young driving a Ford Every girl's dream. That's not all! My horn stuck!! Aw com'mon8 Yeeaahhlxl More fish. The Way to be. Ikm proud of it! Variety. Bad eyes! I hope so. Criminal habits. Un Huh! The 8:29 A.M. dash I have mv ' , The barberrdlggi The best make even. A ty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Jllllty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Juilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty il 33113 Guil'j Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guil Guilgg Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guil Guilt? Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guilty Guil Quilt? Guilty gl ' ' O W! YZ , -:,a1,,,,, , .,., ' -- ' f,.,i1f -E'-2 -4 11,9 , Ulzqamgafiolfw., X 1 Under the guidance of Mrs. Virginia K. Appel, the editors and the staff members of this year's Anthem Worked hard and enthusiastically to produce a yearbook that would long be re- membered as one of BrentWood's best. A silver cover and dedi- cation page were used to commemorate the twenty-fifth anniver- sary of the school. Co-Editors ........ Hela Hensel, Charles Sweeney Ron Rohm, Lois Stragand, Senior Section ................ Nancy Martirc, editor, Ron Vvestermau Jean Donehoo, Janet Logsdon, Typing ............................ Kathy Knoedler, editor, Susie McClainl, Pat Rowles, Betty F ritsch, Elaine Marshelxvits lucy Rubenstein Advertising ......................,. Robert Cable, editorg Features ........ Nancy WVright, editor, Lynn Espy, Pat Barker, Pat Corbly, Ron Koerner, Cy Kreger, Linda Montgomery, Bruce McNally, Pat Nowicki, Connie Rote, Ruthann Russell, Susie Reber, John Remark, Joanne Tarquinio Marlene Kleinecke Sports ..............................,... Lynn Pearson, editor, Proofreader ........... ..........,.,, Linda Leif Richard Boyd, Richard Castrodale, ,' , W Q John Larkin, David O'DatO7 Cnculation ......,.,,.....,. 1 ,.....,.,,,. Cary Hall, editor, Bruce Tennyson NIa1rg1e4Be11io1i1,HRo1a1Bergiiizligi, r ary io a, om 1sse , Organizations ...................... Pat Kraeling, editor, Kathy Bomgardner, Don Bonidie, SUSJ9 CQSQY, llme Hlwak, Bruce Burleson, Gary Carson, V1-VIHI1 Iillhl, Mary LHSICH, J Ed Clark, Charles Conroy, CllH1'leS LGE, E1lC611 ROXVRII . I DQ111ja Hess, James Kelnlnler, Art and Layout .................... Danny Gee, editor, B111 Matheson, B011 Mluer' Jack Mulhem Chris Patton, Joyce Stasko, Marilyn Stephens, Judy Stoner, Arlene Stuart, Mary Lou Tarker, Carol Tiboni, Gail Kortz, Carol Jean Lamp, Ray Meenan, Joanne Parilac Underclassmen ................ June Darling, editorg Karen Ushkarat, Sharleen Volpe, Dick Bertolotte, Irene Bronczyk, Janice WVal1l, Anastas Ustabashieil 46 This yearis Big Threei' and its staff Writers produced nine publications of the Minaret of which all Brentwood High School can be proud. During the year, pins were distributed to the outstanding sophomore, junior, and senior reporters who were not editors, At the traditional Minaret Banquet, the editors for the 1957-58 year were named. Mr. Richard V. Allshouse was the sponsor. Managing Editor ..... Make-Up Editor ...... Business Manager ...... News Editor ............. Feature Editor ............ Sports Editor .................. Assistant Sports Editor Judy Miketic jean Donehoo . .......... lack Vazzana Carol lean Lamp' Pat Rowles Richard Boyd Amelia VVeber Advertising Manager .... .... udy Rubenstein Exchange Editor ........ .......... S usie Casey Circulation Editor ........................ Lois Stragand Photographer ............................ Richard VVilliams Artists ............ Barbara Hagerling, Ray Meenan, Janice Morse Typist ................................................ Arlene Stuart Faculty Advisor ........ Mr. Richard V. Allshouse Pat Barker Kathy Fritsch Carol Hancock Carol Jackson Lynn Pearson Arlene Stuart Sharleen Volpe Barbara Daugherty lean Gargotta Carol Henkowski Gail Kortz Marilyn Stephens julie Thomas Nancy VVright jaruofz, , JL , vuncll The Senior Student Council, under the spon- sorship of Mr. Harold E. Demich, helped to govern the school and to attempt to solve any problems that might arise in the student body. A delegate from each senior high homeroom was present at all meetings. The council held a tal- ent shovv and a Sock Hop. The highlight of the year was the annual Snowball Dance. President ,...... ........ ...... B r uce McNally Vice President ...... ...,... N ancy jo Hall Secretary ........... ........ h 'Iary Laska Treasurer ........ .... 1 ,richard Boyd nwfzal, Under the able direction of Mrs. Inez M. Patrick, the Junior Student Council functioned in the same Way as the Senior Student Council. They handled the government of the junior high and helped with any problems that developed. The council sponsored all junior high dances and other social functions. Their interest and co-operation proved them to be able leaders for future council Work. President ..... , .............. ....... 1 Koger Quigley Vice President ........ ..... I ames Boydston Secretary ........... .... K athy English Treasurer .... , ...... V i rginia Ivey 0214! fnunwle, a6'ny.4,' Uctai The angels in the Christmas Performance were none other than the Girls, Ensemble. These twelve girls chosen by Mr. Ross L. Munn in- cluded Sharleen Volpe, Irene Lake, Marilyn McCartney, Hela Hensel, first sopranosg Linda Montgomery, Arlene Batchelor, Pat Bowles, Sue Reber, second sopranosg and altos, janet Logs- don, Lynn Espy, Judy Miketic, and Lois Stra- gand. These girls sang for the Spring Festival, the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter Per- formances. Selected by Mr. Ross L. Munn, eight boys consisting of john Remark and P1obert,Cable, first tenorsg Edward Bliss and Gary Hall, second tenorsg james Kemmler and Cy Kreger, first bassesg Lynn Pearson and jack Mulhern, second basses, performed at various club organizations, assemblies and the Spring Festival. yan' fhozuus, K The C-irls' Chorus under the direction of Mr. Ross L, Munn consisted of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls. They per- formed at the Thanksgiving Program, the Christmas Cantata, the Easter Performance and the Spring Festival. Harmony was brilliantly demonstrated by this group of boys from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. They performed under the direction of Mr. Ross L. Munn at the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Performances and also at the Spring Festival. 50 lm Klub '11, Clad in blue robes trimmed in gold, this selected group under the direction of Mr. Ross L. Munn showed their musical ability by singing gloriously in the Thanksgiving assembly, the Christmas Cantata, the Easter Program and the Spring Festival. They practiced every Monday and Tuesday during the Activities Period. gfwa, 1 f X JL 4 T ' i g or n 't - X T X- 1 s... 9 .ie iwgii ikfikfflt it Composed of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls, they helped to add color and beauty to the Christmas Performance and the Spring Festival. This group is under the direction of Miss Ann D. Salinger. gfwa Slfmphlmic, Hand The sixty-seven members of the Symphonic Band under the direction of Mr. John S. Rumbarger held rehearsals every day during the third period. They performed at the Music-ale, the Spring Festival and at Commencement. The band put forth all its efforts to make the 1956-57 year a memorable one. Student Banclleader .................................. Robert Cable Librarian ................... ........ C arol jean Lamp Assistant Librarian ...... ........ B arbara Daugherty Secretary ................ ............ N ancy Appel ' Band The outstanding playing and precision marching of the band made it a must at every football game. The drills which the members of the band had every day after school helped them to master the many different routines. The band, directed by Mr. Iohn S. Rumbarger, also performed at parades and pep assemblies. Ron Miller served as head drillmaster while David Ray and Diane Peterson were his assistants. 52 mapmfw, The Spartanettes, led by Sally Maybury, performed their clever half-time routines at every football game. They also partici- pated in pep assemblies and parades. The Spartanettes were under the able direction of Mr. john S. Pmumbarger. One of their highlights of the season was the Musicale of ,57 in which they performed their China- town routine. The other members of the majorette squad are Xenia Kunclrat, Shir- ley Lantzy, Iudy Lewis, Joyce Linnert, Carol Lister, and Malena Radosevich. The Library Club, ably directed by Miss Helen Ruth Lidstone, consisted of girls who were willing to devote their study periods to work in the library. These girls were responsible for the decorations that were always present in the library. Book- binding parties were held and the biggest social function was the Christmas Party. President ................................ Mary Leggett Vice President ...... ......... I udy Franz Secretary ......... ...... A melia Weber' Treasurer ....... ............................ P at Fearer Klub Qrlndf' I ww , gm The purpose of the club was to acquaint young people with the buying and selling of stocks and other forms of business. Kathy Knoedler headed the 'KBoard of Directorsv and Mr. Will- iam P. Douglass aided the students in their work. President .................................................... Ron Fallgren Vice President ........... . ...... ........ P1 obert Cable Secretary and Treasurer ..... ..... I oanne Tarquinio emma gm Broadening the knowledge of the business World, combined with good grooming and correct office etiquette was the main objective of this club. The purpose of the club, sponsored by Miss Elizabeth A. Corcoran, was to better prepare girls interested in the secretarial Held. President ............ ....... I anice Wahl Vice President ...... .......... I udy Hoellein Secretary ............ ...... K athy Knoedler Treasurer ............... ............ I oyce Stasko Social Chairman ...... ...... ........ K a ren Ushkarat 55 ,gm Sponsored by Mrs. Mary Eckman, tlie Math Club studied and used the slide rule, Worked with binary numbers, and became acquainted with the basic principles of math. President ............................ Anastas Ustabashieff Secretary ..,,.. .,...,........i.. Nancy Appel Wfvfvqflaphff CM' In regularly scheduled lab periods, the mem- bers studied the fundamentals of photography which includes the printing of pictures, the de- veloping of film, and the enlarging of pictures. Mr. Iolin R. Evans served as sponsor for this club. President ................... ..... R icliard WVilliams Vice-President ............ .......... K atliy Reber Secretary-Treasurer ...... ........ A llan Lewis 56 The principal duty of the hall squad was to maintain order and discipline in the halls and to keep the movement of traflic under control. ML Mr. john R. Evans, the sponsor, was on hand to help members who encountered any difficulty. Under the able direction of Mr. Sanford E. DeBerry, the sound squad aided in the projec- SDM tion of movies in the classrooms and in the play- ing of records at dances. 57 ,. H.. Qi. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Claire Bell, the Girls, Athletic League was in charge of the volley ball and basketball intramurals. The high- light of the year Was the annual C. A. L. formal, which was titled The Carden of Dreams. Joanne Parilac, the dance chairman, and the senior girls Worked hard to make this yearis dance a memorable one. President ,........................ .............. S ue Reber Vice President ...... ...... I udy Rubenstein Secretary ........ ........... P at Barker Treasurer ..... ...... P at Kraeling 77 fy.-Jmi. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Claire Bell, the 11 Y-Teens dressed dolls for Christmas, sent a scrap book to Belgium, and participated in the Inter-Club VVorld Fellowship Service. Their two main activities were the Y-Teen Recognition Service and the banquet held in April. President ........... ....... B arbara Beggs Vice President ..... ........ P at Fearer Secretary ....... ..... J ay Thomas Treasurer ....... ..... L ois Nesbitt 70 U,-jam, Advising the 10 Y-Teens was Mrs. Zelda Coons. Dressing dolls and a record hop were a few of their activities. They also attended the Y-Teen Recognition Service and the annual ban- quet held at the end of the year. President ........... Diane Peterson Vice President ....... ..... D onna Hartung Secretary ......... ...... lN flarcia Bowen Treasurer ..... ..... N ancy Kissock 9 fy,-Jaw, Under the able guidance of Miss Ann D. Sal- inger, these ninth grade girls dressed dolls and visited orphanages during the year. They also participated in the Y-Teen Recognition Service and attended the annual banquet. President .............. ........ D iane Shorr Vice President ......, ...... C athie Scheetz Secretary ........... ........... I anice Lloyd Treasurer .... .... R oberta Cromlish swf 1:1 me Mm sa 'H .ia - M 451,21 ,i M Um if - ' + 752f?I?5s:.'5 Li A 'kifiwim 25:32-LL! M . , ' Y1'iJ'si?Qgg3E Q' 23521, 1' 3,3 ge.f525M ,fwrf-ififfiisx W, -N -5 1 , mica Q29 wwf? 14591 ,W M: Af?- qgg 1 W , .J Iwieiai- Q sizssg' - Amimi . 1 W wfsssffgg wav' Mfg Xesezzw-vw az, . jgiisiwiwgmggi ' 4, ff 3' ff 223: E? 1 J' J .JL .-Q4 The junior Hi-Y, under the able spon- sorship of Mr. Rudolph Bruggeman, con- sisted of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade boys. A few of the aims of this club are to develop a firm Worship of Cod, to strengthen minds and bodies, and to work for the betterment of the commu- nity. President .................... Lang Clydesdale Vice President ................ Iohn Flannery Secretary ........,..... ..... E dward Pietrzak Treasurer .... ..... I ack Loeilert Kwlfd Klub The members brought their special hobbies from home and Worked on them in the shop. The club met everv iirst and third Thursday of each month dur- ing the school year. The Crafts Club is co-sponsored by Mr. Earl T. Kuhn and Mr. James R. Means. pray, Time Out for Cingerv was this year's activities play produced under the direction of Mrs. Vir- ginia O. Shew and student director, Nancy Appel. The three-act comedy presented on Thursday, December sixth, to a capacity audi- ence was one of the most popular in the schoolis history. Howard Carroll Agnes Carroll ....,... .. joan Carroll ........... .... ..... Jeanie Carroll ...,... ....... Cin ger .............. Eddle Davis ......,. ....... Tommy Green Liz ..................... Mr. VVilson ...... Richard Bodnar Judy Miketic . Nancy Martire Jeanne Gargotta . Susie Bergholz Walter Coleman jr. Ustabashieff Indy Rubenstein Richard Boyd Mr. Hoffman ...... ..... I ack M ulhern 61444 691614, On Thursday, May 2, the Senior class present- ed See How They Bunn, a farce in three acts by Philip King. In and out of the four doors of an English Vic- arage galloped two American ex-actors, a cockney maid who has seen too many American movies and a prim Spinster of thirty-five. Four men dressed in clergyman's suits bafHed the audience. One was an escaped prisoner, and another a sedate bishop who was aghast at all the confusion. These characters became hilariously involved in helping the audi- ence to decide who was the real Vicar, The play was under the direction of Mrs. Vir- ginia Shew and the Student Director, june Darling. Kami Ida, the maid ...,.........4....,... ,...,.... L inda Leif Miss Skillon ,,......,,.........,,.,..,.. ......,.r H ela Hensel The Reverend Lional Toop ..,..,..,.,. Ronald Koerner Penelope Toop 4i...r.......,......... ..,..., A rlene Stuart Corporal Clive VVinton ...,. .r... B ruce Tennyson The Intruder ..........,....,..,. ..,. .,..... B i chard Boyd The Bishop of Lax ............,................,...... Gary Hall The Reverend Arthur Humphrey ............ junior Ustabashied Sergeant Towers ......, .....,......, L ynn Pearson k Under the direction of Mr. Ross L. Munn, the combined choruses presented the traditional Christmas Story aided by the Junior Choir, di- rected by Miss Ann D. Salinger. The packed house and hushed silence indicat- ed the reverent interest of the community. ibwqfmm, gm Mary ,.............,. 4 ..........,........,,. ., June Darling joseph .......... , .....A. .4......., B ruce Tennyson Three Kings ....,., ,....., R onald Bergmark james Kemmler John Mulhern Angel Gabriel ..,......,..........,.,..,.. Sliarleen Volpe Shepherds .......r....,.,.....,....... William Mathieson, Craig Peden, Richard Sherwin, james Vick- less, Ronald VVesterman Angel Host ............4..........,..,..A...... The Ensemble Readers ..............,,....,..,.......,,... Judith Rubenstein Richard Boyd aww, mm For keeping the school clean and in good condition, we thank Mr. Joseph Flosnik, Mr. Francis Garvey, and Mr. Carl Reinhart, our cus- todians. This capable staif, under the direction of Mrs. Minnie Plotz, provided the faculty and the stu- dent body With Well-balanced lunches. In addi- tion, the staff extended their services to school organizations, when they asked for assistance. frmindiana, 65 - ,-. . U0 F R. - , i, -Z . .l 6, , K -,, Q.. if- ,1 4, -fa i. l' ,,. -if ST- X x..+-fi-1, Y-f , 1' an 4. N-GJ-' vx'-5.1 .1 S -J X-is-X Lk., S 3 -f if x.! J N Y2Lz 5 -f' b' sf iii-as' R-:Z gs-ff' 'X.fQ .,-.zg,, X., .1 -7 X- , ik! L XJ X L ig 4 , - S gg-, C '1 X- xii' A 4Li S, ' 5.3 X X. I fffffflf g-,L-, Qi +- L1 - , X? - -i Tw , IM li M. S., --' - - --f' S.: i. ' Y? X., xg Y - N.. N-1-! i .J 1-4' v N-J . ,694 ff? fx ' K J ,V .. . dihlztim, DFINGEE Blu. SERAFMH Sauce Temfvysom Rom QJESTEQMAN V I J Lywbpeeesofu IPW HE0wnL RUE CLEA BILL MATHIESON x-,im FHueREN RHVIWEENAN ack VAZZANA V KREGER 3-OHM L'Ap'Kw CHUCK Lee d::1f'5:: 'S' ' NJWA v 5 Nigil' N Q TACK N om BERGMHRK Q MULHERM fT32 QS-, :-.tg-fm ME?- 45-'flvs f ' iid 'QX ...E Q j1wt6alL Filled more than ever with spirit, desire and the will to win, Brent- wood finished up with a winless season. Under the able coaching of Robert Wrenshall, Iames Trovato, Raymond Hull, and Samuel Diaconis, the Lacs were short on luck. The Spartans scored a total of six touchdowns, one more than last year's total. The high spot of this year was the MacDonald game. Dan Gee, cap- tain, and Bill Seraiini, co-captain, led the team in a thrilling offensive dis- play. The final score was Brentwood 19, MacDonald 33. A definite loss to next yearys lineup are the graduating lettermen. The seniors that have made mighty big shoes to iill are linemen Bill Serafini. Ron Westerman, Bill Mathieson, Bruce Tennyson, John Larkin and Jim Kemmler along with backs, Dan Gee, Dave Cleary and head manager Lynn Pearson. 70 jnvibal Brentwood 0 ..,...,,...,...... Boy, were they scared! Brentwood 0 . ,...,.......,, 'Nuf Said Brentwood 0 ...,...,.........,....,... Some just win all the time. Brentwood 7 ..................,...... The first half looked good. Brentwood 19 ...........,...........,. .....,.. We score better in the dark. Brentwood 0 ......,.,......,.........,.....,...,....... ...... Someday we'll play in our own class. Brentwood 0 ...,,.. Never say die. Brentwood 13 ..........r...4,.,..,,.,.,....,.. Hope we'll beat them next year. Brentwood 0 ....rvo...A..A...,..o.,o...,.....4....,.....,....,...,,o... Who wouldnit be tired after a season like that! yamaha, Etna 6 Baldwin, 48 Carrick 20 Langley 19 Mac Donald 33 Homestead 42 Moon 28 Hopewell 27 Dorinont 25 71 6'aalm.tlm!L . - ' ti. Av 3 f 36 43 37 f42 41 U WVith the help of only one returning letterman, Chuck Narvin, the Spartans went through an average season of 10 Wins and 11 losses. Our only great obstacle this season was lack of experience. Ron Butchley, a junior, with a total of 320 points and Chuck Narvin, a sophomore, with 286 points, led the team as both interchanged as captain throughout the year. Coach William P. Douglass, head coach, and assistant coach, Iames Trovat, stressed fundamentals and team play with the boys. The loss of senior lettermen Ron F allgren, Ray Meenan, Dan Gee, and head manager Lynn Pearson will be greatly felt in next years line-up. Returning letter- men are juniors Ron Butchley, Paul Elphinstone, and Bob Darling along with sophomore Chuck Nawin. '72 a6'LmluztbalL , Section, 73 Brentwood 46 ..,.......,.,....,....,.........,.,,..,....,,.........,.......... Carnegie Tartans are strong as ever Brentwood 61 ,..,.,..,.,...,.....,,.,.......,............,.........,,....., ..r,. C lark Everyone played this time Brentwood 51 ....., ., .4...,.............r....,.,4.... D .... A .,,.,.......,...,., Baldwin They beat us on foul shots Brentwood 48 ...,.,.,...,....,.,4,,.,.........,,.,,.,..,.,..,..t......,.,,...... Crafton We're not used to playing in a cracker-boxv Brentwood 51 ..,....,...........,...........,...............,,.,..ii..,....,....... Bethel Narvin tallies 20 as we stay ahead in every quarter Brentwood 50 ..... ,...., 4 ,.,,.,,......,. 4 , ...,..i....................,,, Carnegie They're not so tough on away courts Brentwood 51 .....,,.,4,,..i...,...,.......,.,..................,,..,.........,..... Clark Revenge for the game on Ian. 11 Brentwood 45 .,............,......,.....,....i.,.............,.,.............. Baldwin A sudden change of officials hurtg Baldwin takes triadic Brentwood 59 . ..,.......,i.,....,...., ....,...,.......,.....4..,....., C rafton Home season ends with a bang! Brentwood 62 ..............,,........ ..........,...,.,....,......,........,,,.,.. B ethel Butchley sets new school record for total points in 21 game series with 320 Won,-league, Brentwood 47 ..,...........,.4......,.........,.,........,......,.... ...... B ellevue Overtime proved fatal Brentwood 50 .,,..........4..,..........,.....,......,.......i...... ....... A valon Too close for comfort Brentwood 41 .. ......,.,.,,......,.i,...,.,....,.,..,..,.,.,...........,...,... Carrick A 3-2 zone is hard to crack Brentwood 44 i...i. ,..,...,..,i,,...... .........,.....,...,.............. L a ngley WVe got back for last year Brentwood 36 ...,..,4..............,..,........4..,.,................,.,..,.., Munhall They all can't be close Brentwood 47 ..,....,........4....,.,.........,.,.....,......,.,,,.,...., ..,.. C arrick We got their number Brentwood 29 ,.,........,...,............,..,,..........,..,..............,.. Hopewell Brentwood 57 We Brentwood 36 Brentwood 56 Brentwood 60 Too much Christmas ,re back in shape and pouring it on Shadyside Academy Ouchl Inst plain tired out Chartiers Why canit this happen more often? 73 54 35 58 67 46 47 59 78 51 56 49 48 47 40 67 45 32 51 47 61 26 KJLDAA, fnunffza Under the guidance of Coach Douglass, the boys played Canonsburg, Central Catholic, Taylor Alclerdice, Wilkinsburg, Hopewell, and North Allegheny. With Bob Gasiorowski setting the pace this year, the Spartans boasted a three Win, three loss season. Bob, a junior, came within one minute and one second of tying last year,s graduate, Bob Mason, whose record was twelve minutes and fifty-three seconds. Senior lettermen who are to be lost in this year's graduation are Chuck Lee, Harry McCune, Cy Kregar, Ray Meenan, and Bon F allgren. Return- ing lettermen are juniors Bob Gasiorowski, john VVilkinson, and Bob Dar- ling along with Bob Rinnnel, a sophomore. Sammi Spartan Runners Break Even Brentwood 35 .............................. Canonsburg 20 Brentwood 40 ...... ...... C entral Catholic 15 Brentwood 20 ....., .... T aylor Alderdice 35 Brentwood 37 ...... ........ W ilkinsburg 18 Brentwood 26 ...... ............... H opewell 29 Brentwood 25 ...................... North Allegheny 30 In Cross Country low score wins. 74 April April April April April jfmdf, This year's track squad is centered around last year's mile relay, Class B, W. P. I. A. L. winning stars, Chuck Lee and Dan Gee. The only other returning letterinen are jack Vazzana and Dave Truclel, a junior. Other up and coming men are-Iunior Ustabashieff, pole vault-Chuck Sweeney and lim Kemmler- discus-Dick Bodnar, shot-Bill Kitner, high jump and Tom Young with the javelin. Rich Boyd and Cy Kregar along with Ron Westerman, sprinters and iniler respectively, complete this yearis senior line-up. The team is under the supervision of track coach Rudolph Bruggeman, Held coach Donald Anderson, train- er Lynn Pearson, and head manager lim Creighton. 5lfh.Qd!l,lf2, Turtle Creek May 1 Peabody . ,...,.,.. Dorniont May 8 ..,., ,,,.... lN it. Lebanon Invitational South Hills May 7 Shadyside Academy Plum May 10 North Allegheny W. P. I. A. L. relays at Mt. Lebanon May 14 .. Homestead May 20 ...... ...............,...,.......,...,..,.......,..,... T riadic i 75 Av 'N N l 5: b'.' He gd ,fuq ,, ,,- .WA I sa . was V. ,, , , , ::L-f gg A I?Ef1'i,v,Sp K S k i ? x4 ' Q HF I Cl l 'S - ,g1, if f , Q i Cf 5 N- Q sl! ' 'Q J 1 ,A.:,A,E Ivl Z . x H. 1 X 5' ,fl ,,.. Xxx-N H as kX?f 4 sf' Q . Ex xr Q 'iiilflnlq K Q 2 . , E X . .X 3 , Z 1 ' i ' I-1' I it -if X ' R - Zll .k ' , .,,.,:: .vr::' N 'z--V .1 -S 19, ' i , I I .. ' P' ' 'N S695 ' L - S Q N590 ' N ' 'X 1 ? k 1 fm , I , ! f ! 5 X N 1 f I 9 X 4 f 1. .I W ' , . 1 , Z 1, X. , K, K X xg 4? . Oi c6'a.4lmflwdL Coached by Mr. james Trovato, Brentwoocls Junior Varsity went on to place first, as undisputed winners. in section XIII. They finished with I5 wins and 4 losses. The high spot of this year was the first Baldwin game when we finished with a 2 point edge on the High- landers. Bob Darling was high scorer with 6 points and Dave VVesternian along with Carl Leslie were tied for second high with 5 points each. Giving next yearis Varsity a lift will be juniors Bob Burger, Dave Westerman, Bob Darling, Tom Miller, and Nick Vitale along with sophomores Carl Leslie and Gene Nicholson. wr' . IZ J1mf.6alL As a result of another season's practice and team play, the I. Vfs have developed experienced material to furnish next year's Varsity. Coached by Mr. Samuel Diaconis are Ends: Louis Denardo, Hugh O'Donell, jim Takaehg Tackles: Robert Burger, and Robert Giannig Guards: John VVingertzahn, Nick Monsour, joseph Kubisiek, james Goodwin, Jerry Strom, and John Fulton with Centers, VValte1' Coleman, and David johns. Brentwood ....,...,.....,....... 13 Bellevue ..........,,.,.....,... 19 Brentwood ...... ..... C l South Hills ...., .......,..... I 3 Brentwood .,.,.. ,..,. I J Shadyside Academy ..., 33 Brentwood ,...,, .,... C D Carrick .,.,...,,...,.......,,.... 35 Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood Brentwood union, Jfzkfh a8a.fxlmf!zalL Coached by Raymond Hull, the Brentwood Junior High had a tough season with 4 wins and 9 losses. The unsuccessfulness of the season is attributed to lack of experience. High score for a years total was Bill Switzer, a freshman, with a total of 133. Next years V. can expect letter-men Charles Bracken, Lang Clydesdale, Robert Fisher, Donald Kenavy, David Louda, Robert Mulholland, Nick Badose- vich, Richard Boehn, William Switzer, William Wilson, Robert I-lenrich, Iohn Lawson, George Steinbaugh and Managers Jim Caruso and Elwood Lamp. SCOJLQA., Qunun. Ualmufq, Qunun, High. Bellevue Brentwood Clairton ,. Avalon .. Brentwood Calhoun ,. Langley Brentwood Whitehall Munhall Brentwood Mt: Oliver Hopewell Brentwood Castle Shannon Carnegie Brentwood Ft. Couch Trinity ,. Brentwood Jefferson ,. Clark .... Brentwood Shadyside Academy Shadyside Brentwood Whitehall Baldwin Brentwood Mt. Oliver Crafton .. Brentwood Castle Shannon Bethel .... Brentwood Ft. Couch Carnegie Brentwood Iefferson .. Trinity ., Clark .,.. Chartiers Baldwin Crafton .. Bethel .,.. M r. M r. M r. M r. M rs. Mr. M r. M r. M r. M r. M r. M r. M rs . M 1'. Mr. M r. M 1'. M r. M1'. M rs. M r . Mrs. M 1'. Mr. M r. M r. M r. M r. Mr. M r. Mr. h 'I 1'. M r. Mrs. M r. M r. M r. 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Phone: TUxedo 4-2044 U Compliments of MOORE PHARMACY 3625 Brownsville Road Brentwood, Pa. Telephone: TUXedo 2-1118 B 61 P SHOE SERVICE NVhitehall Shopping Center TU 2-3100 Expert in Orthopedic Corrections GROVE DAIRY Fresh Frozen Foods Dairy Products 3233 Kestner Ave. TU 4-2283 Bill Robertson, Prop. Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of ,57 LAMARCA BARBER SHOP TU 1-9762 Compliments of YOUR SUN-TELECRAPH DEALER SOUTH HILLS DECORATING 4125 Brownsville Rd. WHITEHALL TV SERVICE Pi'ffSbl1fgl1 27, PH- TU 2-3090 Wallpaper Artists, TU 1-6600 Paints Supplies Compliments of SUIANSKY AUTO BODY CO. 2725 Brownsville Rd. fRearj EDDIE EDWARDS CLOTHES 2702 Sawmill Run Blvd. Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Extra Pants on Eddiev TU 2-9522 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 IAMALS 'I' .1- 1:1 Fine Eating at the End of the Carloop 89 CLASS UF 1957 BRLNTWOOD PHARMACY 3604 BIOVKIISVIHL Rord Plttsbulgh 97 P1 lhonc TU'cCdo 1 1500 Lvpcxt P1 uu lptlon Su VILL LJOI1!,Iltll1ltlOl1S to the C lrss of '51 fr om TOWN 81 COUNTRY CIIH DRILN S WLAR 4135 Bmwnavrllr. Rold RICHARDS BARBER SHOP 9635 B1 Cm nsvllle Rofld 14161168 'md Chlldreus Hqucuttng Good Work Is Our Succe5s IOANNE S FLORAL SHOPPII 4900 Brownsvllle Road on Dewalt St Plttbhlllgh 77 PT Phone TU 7 7699 Slnce 1865 AVVNINCS FLAGS DRAPERIES TLNTS TARPAUI INS A. MAMAUX AND SON Colllt 1 3500 CONC RATULATIONS The Clfrss of 5f P10111 RICHARD ODATO CARPENTER CONTRACTOR TU 4 0371 T Y' L1-1 1 'V L- 1 ,i ' ,- I ' V S ' -1 2 ' ' .. , 2. J ,. I A ,. 7: A . 2- V VJ - -7 Free Delivery- S. 811-1. Green Stamps , . W . A ' .. . 3 Q 4 ..a I 7 .' I c -J 1 . ' ' 'D c - .9 1 3 . .' f rf . , ., . - , .. I ' I 7 L T0 C . 7 : Q 1 1 4' 4 J ' 91 Congratulations to the Class of 1957 BRENTWOOD VULUNTEER FIRE CU. Sponsors of T een-Age Dances Every Saturday Brentwood Park Shelter House J Compliments of HALL KUHN CLEANERS TU 2-0184 HALBOTH PHARMACY Homer M. Halboth, Ph. G. 2707 Brownsville Road Corner of Sankey TU 2-3200 Fo1' Fashions in Furniture GIFTS and LAMPS THE DUCI-IESS COMPANY Whitehall Shopping Center Pittsburgh 27, Pa. T Uxedo 2-2100 Drive In - PAUL'S DIN ER 2233 Saw Mill Run Blvd. 24 Hour Service at its best M Odem Colonial Air-Con ditionecl Casual Contemporary TUxeclo 2-1463 JULIUS BELLUS PAINTING and DECORATING For Particular People 3110 Brentwood Ave. Pittsburgh 27, Pa. WHITEHALL FLORAL 'The Unusual in Flowersl' Joseph Kohler, Ir. 4123 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. TUxedo 1-4500 MELLOR'S 638 Sinitllfielcl St. Pittsburgh 22, Pa. AT 1-3509 HAM MON D ORGAN S HEnilock 1-9168 - 1-9169 SUUTH HILLS AUTO PARTS CO. 327-31 Brownsville Road Mt. Oliver Pittsburgh 10, Pa Congratulations to the Class of 1957 BURNS ELECTRIC CO. Clairton Blvd. Pittsburgh 36, Pu. 94 BANK UF BRENTWOOD Extends Best VVishes and Congratulatiolls To THE GRADUATING CLASS OF BRENTWOOD HIGH J7 JOHN H. SLATER AND SONS HERBERT W. SLATER JOHN H. SLATER BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ,57 TU 1-3245 DR. GEORGE BERTHA CHIROPRACTOR Electrical Treatments Spinal Adjustments End of Carrick Car-line 2943 Brownsville Rd. Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Congratulations to The Class of ,57 TERRACE ARCADE STUDIO WVhitehal1 Center TU 1-9688 Dom Garcia Best for Lessn Elt EL CHICO FOOD BAR just a Little Differentn 2700 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Pittsburgh 27, Pa. BAUMAN HARDWARE 61 AUTO ACCESSORY STORE Harclware - Paint - Toys We Deliver 2721 Brownsville Rd. TU 2-0390 Congratulations and Best VVishes To The Graduating Class of '57 A FRIEND ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE, RESIDENTIAL AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE WHITEHALL REALTY CO. 2817 Brownsville Road Tu 1-5900 Compliments of PARK SHOES KLEIN,S FLOWER SHOP Floral Arrangements of Distinctioni' 2611 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 'g57v WHITEHALL DAIRY MART Whitehall Center Famous For Its Fine FOODS and SUNDAES CLEANLINESS and COURTEOUS SERVICE THE K. P. SIGN CO. No job Is Too Large or Small That Io and Gail Can't Do It All Congratulations To The Class of '57 from the SPUDN UT SHOP Route 51 3914 Sawmill Run Blvd. Phone: TU 1-1444 TU 1-0510 TU 1-9863 Congratulations A New Hoof in one Day To The Class of ,57 ATHEL P. ROWLES COVER-ALL, INC. Sprayed On Roofing Ernest R. McKissick TU 4-1212 INSURANCE 2438 Brownsville Rd. Pittsburgh 10, Pa. KEEN ER HARDWARE 3609 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pa. C. C. Keener House Furnishings, Mowers Sharpened Hardware, Paints, Glass, Cutlery For Your Beauty Needs CHARLES BEAUTY SHOPPE Tu 4-1800 3608 Brownsville Road Wie Carry Revlon Products AL,S CASH MARKET Food and Dairy Products 3767 Brownsville Road TU 1-1541 LOUDA'S California Modern Furniture of Distinction Hours: 10 a. in. to 9 p. m. Daily 3315 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Pittsburgh 27, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 FROM H. G. BENSON Sz SON REALTY COMPANY A J LANDEFELD S TU 2-5188 Appliances DRY GOODS STCRE Ladies, and Infants, Wfear BRENTWOOD ELECTRIC CO' Notions and Underwear M6113 FU1'l1i5hiHgS 2819 Brownsville Road 2637 Brownsville Rd. Brentwood, Pa. TUxeclo 1-1813 Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Congratulations to 1957 Graduates Compliments of VERSCHARENS FOOD CENTER 3290 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Pittsburgll 27, Pu. TU 1-8130 CUSTOM CAR WASH, INC. STANLEY? TAVERN Careful, Capable, Cleaning 2612 Brownsville Rd. TU 4-2384 TU 1-9700 Steam Cleaning - WVaxing Service 3300 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Caterings Dinners Brentwood, Pittsburgh 27, Pa. lveddings Banquets 100 Is It the Truth? Is It Fair to All Concerned? Congratulations To The Class of 1957 From The SOUTH HILLS ROTARY CLUB Will It Build Good Will Will It Be Beneficial and Better F rieuclsliip? To All Concerned? lOl From BRENTWOQD MGTOR CUACH dcluww We, the Anthem Board, wish to thank Mrs. Appel, our sponsor, for assisting the Senior Class of 1957 in publishing our yearbook, The Anthem. VVe also Wish to thank Mr. Zimmerman of Zimmerman Engraving Company, the engraver, Mr. james Hoover of Kurtz Brothers, the printer, and Mr. Ned Strem of Strem Studios, the Senior picture photographer. 103 7 f 7 C AN Aff? X f 5- ff f ta! 0:2 5 H,,wnfol,QfL GL' AGN x 1 f X? J ., fU!MM,4z1,w4 5 7 if lx L I 5 , 1' If fU5+'l- L if VQZXJL jfgwcf XJ? wfjv Qixgj ,v,'4y f H VZ 7 fc U1 wp lf A MJ I C 7 ' f Q V J , . 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