Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1963 volume:

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' it B853 Nwtigsifa . 42 A imaffievgie Qgsefrttfwli MW Matt Qriigiigiw me You are cordially invited to Dear Santa . . . So I says to him, WeIl, Mr. Shakes- peare, 1hat's pretty good, but the rhird act is kind of wordy. Which one has the Toni? Which one is Tony? Gee, Mr. Evans, it worked till you got here. When I push the buiion, the new addition goes. Smile! You're on Candid Camera! e Ex 2 W ev x s Q -4:51,-.Qs-N' 3 K R 'Wwe if 395 ' Siu Deaf T- J-I . ivifagzfigzfii in, .ff 'fel j Ki PM ADMINISTRATION The Board of School Directors determines school policies,' con- trols financial matters, and acts on other facets of public educa- tion as a service to our community. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT .c.c. VICE-PRESIDENT ...,. SECRETARY ...,,,.,.. TREASURER .,...c MEMBERS: William D. Barber James D. Boydston, Jr. Glenn Marchando Solicitor: George L. Hilty Edward F. Fra nz Walter E. Scott Robert K. Hall Earl E. Beggs ff SUPERINTENDENT JEAN ANGST Hy- MRS. VIRGINIA K. ELIZABETH M. BARCH- RICHARD D. BARCLAY MRS. CLAIRE C. BELL giene, Phys. Ed. APPEL English FELD Home Econom- World Cultures, Euro- Hygiene, Phys. Ed. ics pean History WILLIAM K. BENNETT GREGG BEYER Arith- HELEN E. CHAMBERLIN C. DEAN CHAPPEL LLOYD L. CLEMEN5 English, German metic. Applied Math. Social Studies English Science ELIZABETH A. CORCO- S. E. DeBERRY Bi- HARRY T. DIFFENDAFER MARY J. DONOHOE MRS. KATHRYN RAN Business Educa- ology, Senior Science American History English DONOHUE tion Reading WILLIAM P. JOHN EVANS Chem- MRS. FLORENCE J. CAROL GOURLEY ANNAJEAN GRIEVE DOUGLASS Business istry, Physics FISHER Secretary Home Economics Education Civics, World Cultures DR. HELEN B. MRS. BARBARA K. HOLSINGER KART Typing School Doctor - MRS. GRACE K. EARL T. KUHN KIGHTLINGER Mechanical Drawing Secretary LOUISE RUTH LIDSTONE LANSBERRY Librarian Algebra, Plane Geometry JOHN W. MRS. MARIE G. Th h b k . - I MARKELL French MCCUGH Amhme. e 1 um tac s wont go In tic, Algebra Dear John, J. ROBERT MEANS ln- CLYDE F. MOCK Art ROSS L. MUNN Eng- MRS. JANIS M. MRS. HERMINA W. dustrial Arts lish, Public Speaking O'BRIEN Spanish, Jour- PALAN School Nurse nalism VIRGIL PATERLlNE MRS. INEZ M. PATRICK BERl'lL VON PHILIP ROBERT G. PITTAVINO ROBERT S. PLOCKI Civics Guidance Trig., Plane and Solid Industrial Arts Social Studies, Amefi- Geometry can History GEORGE RADOSEVICH GEORGE J. REED Al- JOHN S. RUMBARGER ANN DOUGLASS ROBERT W. SCHWILLE Hygiene, Phys. Ed., gebra, Applied Math. Band SALINGER Music Chemistry Driver Ed. MRS. MARY LOU MICHAEL H. ROBERT SKRABSKI DOLORES M. SPANO MRS. MARJORIE SHUMAKER English SINCEVICH Biology Latin Spanish STEADMAN American Facult History, Problems of Democracy 'iw 2' E l MRS. GERALDINE F. JOHN TALLERICO, SULLIVAN Secre- JR. Algebra tary ASDF-JKL JEAN TODOROFF JOHN S. TOTH English Guidance A. MICHAEL FRANCIS S. VESCIO TRENCH English General Science RICHARD ooms E. WINTER QUeS'l0nS??? WHITFIELD Hy- School Dental Hygien- giene, Phys. Ed., ist Driver Ed. l SENIURS X- 1, X fx xiii? Xxefxqxwi, X XY Ex UK F T 'e SN TTX X S K wr- QWk 51 Ewa. 9925 X E Nils SN 5 ' gqx xx LXR R T INSTRUMENTALISTS MARILYN HACKER FRANK HUTTON I2 ANTH EM H P02 1353 CHOLARSHIP MINARET LL WE VOCALISTS ATHLETICS RUTH MESING JAMES ELMORE ?'o limi. : Senior Class JACQUELINE J. HILLIARD-President RICHARD ALAN WOLOWSKI-Vice-President RUSSELL A. BARTRUFF PENELOPE ANN STEPHENS Treasurer Secretary ---li cies of the senior class and -ll, conducted activities to support RUSSELL A. BARTRUFF Crooked refs disgust him .... Forgit it! Anthem-Advertising Editor, Basketball, Steering Committee, Student Council RHONDA L. BARTSCH Late people irk her .... You're kidding! Anthem-Proofreader, National Honor Society, Ensemble, Library Club-President MAURY ANN BECKETT Loves to limbo .... AIl righty! Anthem, G.A.L., F.T.A., Pep Club GEORGE G. BENSON Enioys a ,fast-moving Trig. class .... Oh .... O.K. Anthem- Co-editor-in-chief, Varsity Lettermen's Club, Cross Country, Bas- ketball DAVID BERNTHALER Swimming's his sport .... The nose knows. Anthem The Senior Class Steering Committee, guided by Mr. John Toth, decided the poli- the Prom. THOMAS P. BERNTHALER Hunting's his pastime .... Aw, come on! 'DOROTHY JEAN BILLANTI Admires a Princeton cut .... No big thing! Pep Club-Treasurer, G.A.L., Investment Club, Minaret WILLIAM G. BOHN PooI's his game .... ReaIly great! Pep Club, Hall Squad, Sound Squad ROBERT D. BOLO Physics tests are his downfall .... Oh well, we'lI see!' Football, Varsity Lettermen's Club, Track JEAN O. BOLTZ A basketball enthusiast .... Bien sur! Hall Squad, G.A.L., Pep Club FRANK E. BORRELLI Partial to Chevys .... Doggone crazy girl! Anthem, Hall Squad SUSAN S. BRACKEN Jeeps fascinate her .... Don't be ridicuIous! An- them-Underclassman Editor, Ensemble, Hall Squad, G.A.L. EDWARD L. BRENNAN A real chess fan .... There'II be some changes made! Key Club, Pep Club, Anthem, Sound Squad JACQUELYN L. BRUCE Adores stuffed animals .... Oh, leave me alone! G.A.L., Anthem, Minaret, Investment Club PATRICIA A. CAMERON Fond of English .... You creep! G.A.L., Pep Club I CAROL CANTOR Science has got to go .... Good grief! Anthem, G.A.L., Pep Club, F.T.A. SUSAN N. CARLSON Adores friendly boys .... Oh my gosh! Girls' Cho- rus, Senior Choir, Pep Club, Investment Club VINCENT M. CASEY Monday mornings depress him .... Oh rats and mice! Pep Club DIANNE ELIZABETH CASTO Enioys working in school plays .... Really????? G.A.L.-Vice-President, Anthem, Ensemble, Girls' Chorus CAROL ANN COLGAN Rainy days depress her .... Oh gosh! Anthem, Min- aret, Hall Squad, G.A.L. SALLY H. CONLEY Cold weather irks her .... l doubt it! G.A.L., Minaret, Pep Club CAROL E. CONNOR Nothing like a good book .... Good grief! G.A.L., Pep Club WILLIAM CORBLY intrigued by cars .... What do you think l am, noth- in'? Pep Club . BARBARA LOUISE COVI Loves Peppermint-type twisting .... Gung Ho! Min- aret, Anthem, G.A.L. ROBERT CROUGH Crazy about chess .... l'd like to see the Chess Club be a success. Chess Club Seniors ELLEN LYNN DAILEY A lust for travel .... Tres DroleI Anthem, Pep Club, Hall Squad, G.A.L. DIANE DANKLEF Snow annoys her .... Oh geeI Minaret-Typing Editor, Anthem, Concert Band, Marching Band JAMES DENARDO Goes all out for cars .... Not in the AnthemI SHIRLEY MAY DESCAMP Loves to laugh .... For crying out loud! G.A.L., Pep Club, Minaret, Investment Club-Board of Directors WILLIAM A. DIEHL Huckleberry Hound's the greatest .... My Corvair won't start! Investment Club EVELYNN DONSBACH Partial to McMillan's .... True! G.A.L.-Dance Chairman, Senior Steering Committee, Hall Squad, Pep Club DAVID DOORLEY Detests burnt marshmallows .... Oh brotherlf' Minaret- Feature Editor, Anthem, Hall Squad, Pep Club DOLORES LEE DUBEL Scared to death ot spiders .... Go away! Maiorette, G.A.L., Anthem JAMES S. ELMORE Girls next to football .... GeesI Football-Captain, Track Varsity Lettermen's Club, Anthem RICHARD P. FELEGY One of those night people .... Get Cereal! Football Track, Anthem, Student Council ' THOMAS R. FULTON Can't tolerate algebra .... Good grief! Track, Cross Country SHARON ANNE GEIGER Admires a sense of humor .... Rots of ruck! Ensem- ble, Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus, G.A.L. SUZANNE KAY GEYER Loves screaming and sneakers .... Get what l mean . . . . ielly bean? Minaret-Art Promotion Manager, An- them, Pep Club, lnvestment Club JACQUELINE ANN GIBBONS Adores collegiate-looking boys .... Hang in there! ln- vestment Club, G.A.L., Pep Club SHIRLEY MARY GLAID ldolizes Bobby Rydtell .... Great! Hall Squad, G.A.L., Pep Club, Girls' Chorus DONNA LEE GOJSOVICH Corvettes excite her .... l'm hungry! G.A.L.-President, F.T.A.-President, Steering Committee, Anthem EDWARD R. GOODRIDGE Certain teachers disgust him . . . 1. Dirty Arab! Concert Band, Marching Band GEORGE S. GOODRIDGE He'll sleep in anytime .... Oh iazz! Marching Band, Concert Band, Show Band, Hall Squad LINDA J. GRATTON Math confuses her .... Words! Minaret, Anthem, F.T.A., G.A.L. MARILYN JEAN HACKER Always out for a good time .... Cool as a moosel Band-Student Bandleader, Investment Club-Public Rela- tions Director, Anthem, Junior Red Cross Council ELIZABETH CLAIRE HAUTH Appreciates music .... Here we go again! Girls' Chorus, Pep Club, G.A.L. RICHARD HAVILAND Grumpy old men annoy him .... Go ahead! DONALD L. HEIM Digs K.Q.V ..... Blast that fIaterat! Anthem-Circula- tion Editor, Band, Sound Squad, Stage Guild HARRY W. HERZBERGER A real hunter .... Santa Maria! Football, Track, Varsity Lettermen's Club-President, Student Council JACQUELINE J. HILLIARD Road hogs infuriate her .... Oh ick! Anthem-Senior Section Editor, Investment Club-Board of Directors, G.A.L., Student Council BARBARA ANN HOCHENDONER Life of the party .... Ah, shut up! G.A.L., Investment Club, Anthem, Pep Club SHARYN TH ERESA HOFFMAN T.V. makes her life complete .... For Pete's sake! Anthem, Sound Squad, Hall Squad, G.A.L. CAROL ANN HUFF Likes to cause commotion .... Yeekettiggads!! Anthem- Typing Editor, Pep Club-Secretary, G.A.L., Investment Club RICHARD JOSEPH HUGHES Hates dold pizza and warm pop .... Only at trees that bear fruit, do people throw stones FRANK EDWARD HUTTON Partial to goldfish .... Holy cow! Band, Hall Squad, Bowling KAREN SUE JENNINGS Off-pitch singers irritate her .... Quit the foolin'! En semble, G.A.L., Senior Choir, Pep Club RUTH K. JOHNS 'Partial to 6O Chevys .... Oh boy!! Pep Club, In- vestment Club, G.A.L. WESLEY J. JOHNSTON A whiz at math .... Fine woman! Anthem, Chess Club Pep Club, Track LINDA ELIZABETH JONES Just likes to dance .... Oh great! Pep Club, G.A.L. Anthem, Girls' Chorus CHARLES J. JORDAN Bossy people bother him .... Bah! Easy! Varsity Letter- men's Club, Track, Cross Country ALICE Nl. KANIPNIEIER Crazy about weekends .... You've got to be kiddingl' G.A.L., Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus BEVERLY K. KARHUT Resents calories .... Oh creek mud! Antliem-Co-editor- in-chief, Cheerleader-Captain, National Honor Society G.A.L. JOHN B. KAUFMANN A water skiing enthusiast .... But officer .... Minaret Anthem, Investment Club, Pep Club LINDA ANN KAUTZ Loathes lima beans .... Are you kidding? Cheerlead- er, National Honor Society, Anthem, G.A.L. KALIOPE M. KOUSALEOS Biology fascinates her .... Don't get smart! Anthem, G.A.L., Hall Squad, F.T.A. Seniors I 11 CHARLES RICHARD LAUDERBAUGH Red corvairs are tor him .... Who knows? KATHERINE A. LEECH Crazy about horses .... Don't worry about it. G.A.L., Sound Squad, Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus CAROL ANN LENZ Waits iust for weekends .... Do you think? Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Anthem LINDA ELIZABETH LEWIS Idolizes Maz .... Aha! Minaret-Managin G.A.L.-Secretary, Steering Committee, Anthem WESLEY WILLIAM LUCAS Loathes slow cars .... Who rattled your cage? RUSSELL A. LUCK Enioys a midnight snack .... ReaIly? Track, Concert Band, Marching Band, Varsity Lettermen's Club Track g Editor, MARY LYONS Hates band drills .... HoIy heck! Band, Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus, G.A.L. CAROL ANN MACIEJ EWSKI Everything's lavender .... Honestly! Minaret-Aclver- tising Manager, G.A.L.-Treasurer, F.T.A.-Vice-President, Li- brary Club MARY ALICE NIACSURAK Dabbles in painting .... Aw shucksI Pep Club, G.A.L., Anthem, Girls' Chorus JUDITH ANN MALACARNE Dreams of college .... VoiIal Anthem-Circulation Editor, F.T.A., Library Club, Pep Club HARRY M. MALECKI Likes anything easy .... Breaks me up to no end! Key Club, Pep Club, Track, Sound Squad LOUISE H. MANGIERI Mad about bulky sweaters .... You must be kidding! Investment Club-President, Minaret-Circulation Manager, G.A.L., Pep Club GENE P. MARSHALL Cars intrigue him .... You ratfink! Basketball, Pep Club, Track ADRIAN PAUL MARTIN Never touches iello .... Nice face! Anthem, Key Club, Sound Squad, Hall Squad TIRA L. MARTIN Loves to sing .... Shut up! Ensemble, Girls' Chorus, Senior Choir JOSEPH T. MASKEW Scientifically-minded .... Curses, curses, curses! Hall Squad-Captain, Investment Club KATHLEEN E. NICALEESE Gloomy days depress her .... l don't know! Invest- ment Club-Secretary, Girls' Chorus, F.T.A., Library Club GAI L MCCALL Study halls bore her .... Wait a minute! Ensemble, Senior Choir, Investment Club KAREN MCCALLISTER Crazy about fighters .... You tink! G.A.L., Pep Club THOMAS P. MCCARTHY Bring on the pizza .... Oh yea! Football, Anthem, Key Club, Varsity Lettermen's Club LINDA JOYCE McDOWELL Sports are lust her speed .... Good grief! Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus, G.A.L., Anthem RUTH M. MESING Rebels against Regent Pop commercials .... Gad! Band, G.A.L., Student Council, Sound Squad JAMES MILLER Nothing like a beat-up car .... I'lI see ya! Pep Club VALORIE JEAN MILLER Partial to South America .... Good grief, Geyer! Anthem-Art Editor, G.A.L., Pep Club, F.T.A. MARY K. MODRAK Can't wait for summer .... Hey, kid-huh! G.A.L., Pep Club, Investment Club, Anthem HOWARD MORSE A real fisherman .... Sweetheart Sound Squad, Key Club, Stage Guild DONALD EDWARD MURRAY A party goer . . . E. Nice taIk! Pep Club DONNA LYNN MYERS Dirty, smelly sneakers are nauseating . . . Oh crumb! Band, Minaret-News Editor, Senior Choir, Library Club MICHAEL W. NEESHAM A bonfire's a blast .... I hate homework and football practice! Track, Football, Varsity Lettermen's Club, Key Club RICHARD WAYNE NILLES Likes The Steve Allen Show .... ReIax! Pep Club, Anthem, Key Club KATHIE LOU OLIVER FootbaII's tops .... Nice go! G.A.L., Girls' Chorus, Investment Club, Pep Club MARGARET L. O'NElLL No place like Eat 'n' Park .... Take a hike! Sound Squad, Anthem, Minaret, Pep Club SHERYL JANE OPPENHEIM Confused people annoy her .... Mmmm-Blah! Cheer- leader, Anthem, Minaret, G.A.L. JOHN PARILAC Partial to Pontiacs .... Settle down! Track, Invest- ment Club, Pep Club JAMES R. PAUL Nuts about flying .... That's cool! I ROBERT PENDZICH First cars then pizza .... ? Pep Club EDWARD M. PETRIE Goes for sports .... Foul! Minaret-Editor-in-chief, Cross Country, Anthem, Pep Club KATHLEEN PHILLIPS Crazy about mice .... Did you ever? Anthem, Minaret, Investment Club, G.A.L. DENNIS R. RAY Pro: ? .... BaIoney! Football-Manager PATRICIA M. RICH Math frustrates her .... Oh well, I try. Junior Red Cross Council, Investment Club-Treasurer, G.A.L.-Dance Chairman, Anthem . 92 Senlors ' -'1 -ill-.-1-1-.. 1 1 i MARTIN V. ROCKWELL Can't get up in the morning .... You creep! Football, Track, Varsity Lettermen's Club, Hall Squad EILEEN LYNNE RODERMUND Can't wait to graduate .... I kid you not! Ensemble, Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus, Library Club ALBERT C. RODIBAUGH Nuts about motor scooters .... Beat dem bums! Foot- ball, Anthem, Minaret, Sound Squad JAMES ROSE Money's tops-of course .... What, me work? Pep Club ' JACK J. ROZZO Appreciates Italian food .... Don't be a loser, be a win- ner! Cross Country, Basketball, Track, Varsity Lettermen's Club RICHARD M. RYAN Hates reckless drivers .... That's life! Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Anthem PHYLLIS ANN SCHEETZ Noisy people bother her .... lt don't make no differ- ence. G.A.L., Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus, Investment Club JANET L. SCHUSTER Loves to sew .... Nice! Anthem, Pep Club, G.A.L. GEORGE B. SHANNON Can't live without gum .... Eeezee! Basketball, Pep Club, Steering Committee, Anthem ROBERT J. SIRKO Football first .... Aahh! Football, Key Club, Varsity Lettermen's Club, Track EDWARD RAYLE SLAUGHTER Prefers Pinantarina Ferraris .... Howevah! Anthem- Feature Editor, Marching Band-Head Drillmaster, Concert Band, Junior Red Cross Council ALAN D. SMITH Always snapping pictures .... Cotton pickin' thingl Anthem-Photographer, Sound Squad, Stage Guild, Minaret RUTH H. SONTAG Pep Club, Sound Squad CONNIE LEE SPATHAROS Listens to Porky . . . Really?!! G.A.L. ' RONALD T. STASKO Can't stand making speeches .... Right? Right!! Pep Club, Cross Country JERRY FORD STEELE Looks forward to lunch .... Oh the ioys of living! Anthem-Athletics Editor, Football, Track, Varsity Letter- men's Club PENELOPE ANN STEPHENS It has to be blue .... My bean! Cheerleader, Minaret- Proofreader, Anthem, G.A.L. RICHARD F. STOERKEL Hates moose .... Yea June 6th! Pep Club-Vice-Presi- dent, Varsity Lettermen's Club CARL J. TAKACS Values a good sense of humor .... Haven't the fog- giest! Pep Club-President, Student Council, Anthem, Minaret VINCENT J. TALARICO Women drivers perturb him .... Something's wrong with you! Pay checks delight her .... Oh beansl G.A.L., Anthem, ows the stock market Get moised ' Track, Cross CARL S. TANNENBAUM I .... ' . Jntry, Key Club, Pep Club CATHERINE G. TARKER 'Iects stuffed animals .... Shut up! Steering Com- tee, Ensemble, Senior Choir, Girls' Chorus n with psychology Oh gag' Anthem-Adver- g Editor, Minaret, G.A.L., F.T.A. MARIETTA LOUISE THOMAS W I .... H .H V1 EDWARD R. UNGER ld about convertibles .... Big G's Pep Club NICHOLAS VIDA thing like money .... That's about it. . DOROTHY ANN VISCOMI ts a bang out of bookkeeping .... Aw, get out! naret-Business Manager, G.A.L., National Honor So- ty, Anthem VINCENT JACK VITALE es to pat Rich StoerkeI's head .... Eh! Track, Var- , I Lettermen s Club, Pep Club JAMES E. WAGLER lht-period days annoy him .... SeriousIy! Anthem, P Club, Investment Club CAROL JEAN WALTHER Jmbs down to spinach .... Do you see a crowd Iund? Chorus, Pep Club, Anthem, Investment Club SUSAN ELIZABETH WALTH ER 3 .... . , , hused about baseball Galoshesl Anthem G.A.L. Club, Hall Squad Seniors HARRIET MAY WARNER Flips over P.J. parties .... Oh tap! Band, Concert Band, Anthem, Minaret DAVID F. WEITZ Cheapskates irritate him .... Favorite saying- censored! Marching SUSAN DORINDA WELLS Clothes right from Vogue .... What's your prob- lem? F.T.A., Band-Drillmaster, Investment Club- Board of Directors, Anthem ED WERNER Fond of money .... Look at that wastel Invest- ment Club, Pep Club, Key Club Our class wishes to honor the memory of Carol Ruth Page, who left us on April 24, 1960. There is no death! The stars go To rise upon some other shore, And bright in heaven's jeweled crown They shine iforevermore. John Luckey McCreery DANIEL D. WIRTH Gabby women irritate him .... Yea man! RICHARD ALAN WOLOWSKI Admires Wyatt Earp .... l'll never tell! Football, Varsity Lettermen's Club, Key Club, Glee Club SYLVIA WYSOCKI Wild about iazz .... Holy Ned! Anthem-Organi- zations Editor, Band-Librarian, Junior Red Cross Council, Chorus VICTOR THOMAS ZAKOWSKI Goes for wrestling .... You know how it is. Football, Track, Varsity Lettermen's Club MISSING-JAMES ASKINS down UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIGRS FRESHMEN SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Q'.g 1 P Billancl, Rober Askins, Raye Baldizar, Charlotte Barchfeld, Gary Bauer, Joanne Baumgarten, Richard Berg, Laverne Bert, Diane t Black, Kenneth Blahm, George Bobnus, Vincent Bosle, Patricia Brown Eleanor Buechler, Nancy Burik, Michael Byrne, Cadw Gregory Brethauer, Kathleen allader, Sarah Carletto, Mary Ellen Carlini, Charles Carson, Jacquelyn Choinowslri, Jane Choinawski, Jaan Cikoski, Mary Lynn Cole, Peter Croke, Patricia Curtin, Joseph Danahey, Paul Danlclef, Judy Davey, Ruth Dawso, Sandra DeLay, Eileen CLP President-Joseph Curtin Vice-President-Gary Linr Secretary-Barbara Gee Treasurer-James Porto Demaree, Donna Devlin, Jack Dicker, Timothy DiPietro, Joseph Donaldson, Donald Donalies, Robert Donnelly, Charles Douglas, Jack Ecoff, JoAnn Ehland, Eric Elash, David End, Albert English, Thomas Enoch, David Erbel, Barbara Fisher, Stanley Flannery, James Founds, Fred Gagliardo, August Garger, Dyane 7 FICERS Gee, Barbara Gerhold, Wayne Gollings, Kalhleen Goodwin, Janel Gorham, Susan Grill, Karen Gross, Gerry Harrigan, James Haviland, Cathy Hawrylulr, George Henkel, Philip Henning, Lillian Herzog, John Hickman, Fred Hirsch, Gary Hoelzlein, Donna lhrig, Aulhur lhrig, James Juniors Matlhews, Michele Mozzarello, Carol McAvoy, Mary McCallisler, Palricl: McCclrlney, James McEIvony, Norman McGroel, Michael McNally, Barbara .lo McNaughlon, David Messmer, Bradley Miller, David Milchell, John Mitchell, Richard Lucas, Ronald Luck, Marinelli, Lee Marshall, Judy Marri Jocklel, Paul Jellers, Jeanne Keil, Charles Kepholoyonnis. G Kerr, Robert Kirk. Karen Kirsch, Thomas Klein, JoAnn Knafler, Ronald Kuhn, Carol Leech, William Leggell, Virginia Leibson, Sharon Leonard, John Linn, Gary Lisl, Robert Jerry eorge n, Albert Monahan, Lynn Moore, Candace Mossbauer, Helen Mucci, Gloria Mulhern, John Noble, Claire Nowicki, Nancy Oliver, Karen O'Neil, Eileen Orner, Amos Parise, Barbara Patterson, Nancy Pearson, Donna Jo Peregoy, Connie Petrencs, John Philage, Connie Piontek, Stephen Plappert, Olivia Sue Pope, William Porto, James Prior, Ralph Pritchard, Arthur Ritter, Joseph Rock, Ronald Rcckhill, Susan Raehn, Donald Roman, Marilyn Rosevear, Janet Rosser, Keith Roth, John Saia, Julia Sandrani, Mary Rose Schullen, Sharon Sech, William Secka, David Segar, Linda Junior Spencer, William Staslro, Robert Strauss, Richard Swanson, Fred Swisher, Clarlr Tain, Joseph Tarker, Michael Thomas, Gary Tschippert, Ronald VanVlack, Gerald Vernon, Henry Walther, Howard Waugaman, Paul Werner, Joan Westfall, Richard Wolff, Duane Wood, Stephanie Wurm, Susan Sheila, Bruce Siebert, William Simmen, Connie Slmoni, Judi Slater, Jean Slogan, Donald Snyder, Bernard Sobolalr, Michael Young, Joyce Zmuda, Joseph Zulauf, Frances Zychowski, Marcy Missing: Bauer, Kenneth Ruslcauff, Adrienne Zapp, Cheryl Anthony, Marianne Appenrott, Thomas Arbogast, Karen Argonti, John Artman, David Aschenbrenner, Linda Augustine, Michael Axclrlis, Connie Joyce E r ck U aymond I Robert P up Robert der George UI'IOl'l ugene Il William Jerry Donna nk Susan Thomas tO1'I101'CS Wayne Ronald Linda Sandra Douglas Judy Haggerty, Richard Harris, Dale Harvey, Karen Heath, Bonnie Held, Barbara Henciatr, Bernard Hepline, Elaine Herzberger, Lauree Herzog, David Hickman, Janice Hickman, Linda Hoffman, Janis Holland, Paul Hughes, Patricia Irvin, Jay Jarrett, Cathy Jordan, David Joyce, Thomas Kautz, Michael Kepler, Melinda Kindle, Nancy Kinlcn, Valorie Kirk, James Klauclc, Daniel lKoch, Conrad Kalticlt, Cynthia Korsak, Andrew Kraeuter, Duane Kraus, Aldona Kraus, Lee Layhue, John Leavengood, Robert Leharton, John Lenger, Barbara Lentz, Judy Leslie, Linda Lewis, William Livingston, David Long, Wayne Louda, Scott Maers, Marcy Maiewski, Bernadette Sophomores Moksymowych, John Moleclci, Paul Mangieri, Paul Manning, Patricia Martin, Christine Martx, Jeffery Matusok, Donald McAleese, Suzanne McAllister, Nancy McCall, James McCann, Edward McGrath, Timothy McShane, John Meyer, Nancy Miller, James Miller, Linda Miller, Robert Mingrino, Joseph Minster, Carole Mosco, John Moss, John Muir, Douglas Murphy, Robert Murray, Sandra Mutschler, Elaine Myers, Kathleen Nemchek, Albert Nevin, Thomas Nodaros, Andrew Olnhausen, Kathleen O'Neill, Charlene Page, Gayle Pakula, William Parcli, Michael Park, William Pavlik, Mary Louise Peters, Carol Phelan, Thomas Pisa, Wilma Plewinski, Christine Powell, David Pudup, Jane Reardon, Michael Richards, Rae Ann ' fi' f fl L Richmond, Joan Ripepi, Anthony Rodibaugh, Patricia Rohm, James Rosialc, Laureen Ross, Marguerite Rowan, Richard 2 s Ruse, Richard QE? of Russell, David in Rutkowski, Cynthia ' g gi' Rutkawslci, Will CLASS OFFICERS President-Judy Hagerling Knot in picturel Vice-President-Conrad Koch Secretary-Rae Ann Richards Treasurer-David Livingston Tarker, Barbara Tennyson, Patrick Tamnay, Trimbur, Viscomi, Voelker, Wagner, Richard Walsh, Thomas Westerman, Cynthia Widowitz, Laureen Wilging, Linda Willlcomm, Wilda Wilson, Kathy Wise, Edmund Wahlfarlh, Mary Jo Wolf, Richard Woods, Nancy Wycalf, William Yeo, Kimberly Zerick, Kathleen Zimmer, Nora Jean Missing: Beech, Barbara Kaval, Joseph Rasp, William Saia Katherin Salmon Denn Samarco Pamela Santmyer, Mary Schade, JoAnn ram T? is Schlesinger, .laAlma Schmitt, Kenneth Schmitt, Mary Jean Schaenberger, Sandra Schumaker, Albert Schweitzer, Harry Scopel, Donna Scott, Susan Scullen, Judy Seibert, Donna Sharr, Linda Slaughter, Jody Slenlcomp, Sheryl Smith, Darlene Smith, Darrell Sontag, Peggy Slanko. Karen Sternagle, Harold Stineman, Roddy Stosic, Patricia . Struclcolf, Mary Alice James Richard F9997 Cathy Byrne, C. Collery, M. Cannon, K. Carlson, C. Cawley, D. Ciardi, A. Cohen, F. Colgan, H. Colligan, B. Collins, S. Collura, T. Comer, D. Conley, E. Cook, P. Coslic, J. Crabbe, F. Crosby, B. Culbertson, Cummins, B. Damiano, D. Danchenka, Davey, R. Dennis, J. Dielrick, R. Donaldson, Donovan, S. Dubel, R. Durkin, J. Dyke, J. Dyke, M. K. P. Barelli, D. Bova, M, Brazonf C. Breilweiser, Browne, S. Bursey, B. Earnesl, J. Earnesl, P. Ecoff, P. Elder, S. Emge, T. Erringer, C. Bauer, L. Becker, D. Becker, L. Bender, R. Beniamin, E. Berniholer, M. Bldoli, L. Albright, a. Askins, R. Bolclizar, A. Barranti, L. Bartruff, L. Barlsch, C. Baryclci, C. Bauer, D. Freshmen Erskine, S. Evans, J. Fahey, P. Ferrara, J. Ferrer, J. Filch, L. Pounds, J. Franz, J. Gagliardo, M Galsie, C. Gill, E. Grazer, B. Grindel, R. Grzenda, R. Guillaume, G Horringtcn, S. Hosenkopf, J. Hines, B. Hochencloner, R. Hollond, R. Hughes, K. Hunter, F. lhrlg, R. Jackson, R. Nowicki. J. Och, W. O'Doto. Oldynski, C. Oldynski, C. O'NeiI. D. Owen, R. Poganucci, A. Pogunucci, G. G. Jcrres, L. Jorret, D. Josephs, T. Joyce, B. Joyce, M. Kaufmann, C. Keil, S. Kielbaso, T. Monge, S. Montog, D. Mooney, J. Moore, C. Morgon, R. Moros, M. Morrell. R. Mursch, P. Kimmins, D. Kinlun, B. Kirch, D. Kiritchenko, H. Kirk, J. Koerner, A. Koschok, P. Kovoch, J. Loch, M. Langenbocher, J Louclerbouqh, B. Lowther, D. Lozengo, J. Leitinger, A. lerock, R. Levine, F. Lewondowski, J. Lewicki, S. Lewis, W. Liebert, C. Linn, D. Linton, S. LoBionco, G. Loder, B. Molacorne, P. Muncuso, C. Marino, J. Mortin, D. Mortz, C. Mothe, J. Matthews, L. Matthews, M. Motuszok, D. May, J. Moy, P. McAvoy, T. McCann, B. McGrueI, D. Mclntyre, J. Mclntyre, J. Menzl. W. Messmer, S. Meyer, W. Micholski, R. Miller, D. Mitchell, P. Mitchell, S. Mitterer, J. Mock, K. Monohon, N. ' Pohler, T. Pahler, W. Wm' H- Egg i Peden' C' Wilmot, B. ,. Pelkovich. M. J4, VQQE. . W -l C474 A 2'i'q-3:2 AJ. Petty, D. Phillips, J. Won, J -r A r ' ' ' -A ,sg le. fi -sf. . P ...Q ' Q '- A- P . f Quinn, C. Rclcb, M. Radziminski, S. Reogle, J. Reeves, P. S l. 4 . Remmy, C. + killer, G. Rockwell, lc. Wood- D- A roman. c. Wowfzuk' ' Rosh. ll. ,,,,...W,,,,,,. . T., S?-mlfppo. J- Wmff' J- l schmllf. L. Schnll- R- Schumacher, A. Schumacher, P. Schuster, E. Schweitzer, R. Schwer, R. il: ' y. SRUUEUNWT- .' . K six. S. Y '0WS'f'- E4 Slenkump. K. Young- A- ' ,w 'f.l:1. Smllh, S. .ge e Spulharos, P. 'I lx ,7,v x .. - Slasko, K. Young, L. Stevenson, M. Zeth, M. Siubbs. F. Suiunsky, C. Swanson, C. Tannenbaum, S. f...... A. rg S m an THOFHUS- L , Todd. S. :' H52 IE -21-...mlm 47' .35 .sn Tom- 5' . Zimmer, M. Zychowski, P. L 'Q e-2' Truman. C. Tschipperb, J. Vernon. R. Verscharen, R. Missing: Brooks, D. ' Brooks, M. ' Koon!z, D. Mend, C. Vicinsky, J Waters, G Weber. R. Wesfermun, S. Wi'9i 9' B' oliver ll. Pelino, I.. Turker, H. Ochsenhiri, D. l Bornell, C. Mocsurok. D. if J . .x.:, aim. s. McClelland, J. , Bowers D. McCue, M. 2 Q i Q. --xv Brelhauer, W. Brown, B. Buckelow, C. ' L- E1 g t Grade Columbus. R. McGrael, M. Cromer, M. Messier, D. Dailey, L. Mingrino, C. Daugherty, J. Minster, M. Mooney, K. Deleo- D- Muir. R. Degenhardf, D. Murphy, J. Denk. A. Nicola. C. DBVCUY. 5- Obenour. D. Polculu. C. Dicker, T. Pollon, T. Donsbach, J. Fardi, E. Dorman, A. Patterson, J. Dorman, M. Plewinski, H. Porto, T. Douglass, D. Posch, T. Druga, R. Powell, D. Eisel, S. Prior, R. Ferruro, M. Radosevich, R. Richordson, D. Feller, C. Russello, G. Fluke. S. Suia,-B. Frenon, M. Somarco, R. Giancola, J. Sample, A. Sansolla, E. Gilder, M. Sarocco, T. Gollings, D. Sccpol, M. Gorham, P. Schlesinger, M. Gola, K. Scholz, R. Schwarz, J. Holl, B. Seiler, J. Harris, R. Sellzer, J. Henderson, R. Sexton, J. Hartzog, L. Simonson, G. Slater, W. Hilberer, S. Sample, L. Hodge, J. Smith, D. Hoffman, D. Smilh, J. Horner, L. Sleele, L. Sleponac, M. Hunter, T. Slolre, W. Irvin, K. Theis, D. Jennings. M. Thorhauer, J. Karhul, D. Tiboni, R, Trudel, D. Korl, L. Volchko, R. Kaufmann, R. Weber, D. Kousaleos, G. Wilson, 5. Kielbclsa, M. Wood, M. Wood, M. Kirk, J. Kirlcendoll, T. YU9-'flloi l-- Kirsch, R. YWQHI J- Kollick, J. Ycfh S- ECYWNSM L- Missing: lo ' ' Burchell, J. fufld' KE Rillinger, C. e' son' ' Rosenbloom, N. Soclrel, L. Werelyk, P. Adams, T. Lindsay, S. i Barbin, J. Linn, M. Beisner, T. List, C. Bittner, G. Lanclino, J. Malacarne. L. Bodnar, K. Margey. J. Boileau, N. Marlz, D. Bruce, D. Mariz, D. Bruce, D. McBurnie, S. McCue, S. Chiclccs. V. McDowell, P. Cole, G. McNally, B. Colligan, R. Meiers, G. Coyne, P. Messmer, M. Meyer, R. Cruiclrshcmlc, B. Mikulski, E. Cullen, P. Millcovich, G. Cummins, P. Miller, G. Dapice, B. Miller, M. Morgan, B. Demaree, G. Morris, D. Dietrich, D. Mosco, D. Dignon, A. Moss, S. Dobiak, L. Mossbauer, K. Muir, B. Dressel. R. Murphy, W. Dugan, R. Naab, D. Duppre, L. Neff, D. Fisher, B. Nicola, J. Nobs, B. Fitch. C. Nodaros, F. Ford. R- Obriiz, C. Fox. R- O'Dain, R. Gdvlcrd. J- Olesky, L. Page, J. Gianello, R. Pnhler, L, GlOClf. T- Palculu, S. Hnverly. S. Pavlick, N. Hendrick, E. Peden, R, Peiers, J. Herron, J. Powell, R. Holmes, E. Quigley, P. Hulion. E. Radolic, C. Janukiies, R. Renicher. J. Richardson, P. Jew, H. Ringeisen, W. Johns, R. Saia, A. Joyce, M. Sanfelippo, T. Kaucie, J. Schaude, W. Schweitzer, T. Kowalski, D. Schwiederowski, G Kiritchenlro, M. Simonson. M- Kiriichenlco, S. Smiih, J. Koontz, M. Smllh. L- Sfefaniak. R. Koval. K. Siewari, L. Kring, D. Todd, M. Lanlzy, J. Trimbur, D. Lauderbuugh, B. Vernon, Cf Walther, P. Lebarlon, J. Westfall, C. Leniz, J. Wilson. N. Lieberl, L. Wilson, W. - Lindeberg, A. Wunderlich, F. Wylie, E. l Yeager, K. Young, L. Zees, W. Zimmer, T. Seventh GffldC M31 Y P V. ,F- i Vu' 'mn ...MW ,,, 5 E X BASKETBALL ATHLETICS FGOTBALL TRACK RUSTY GEORGE BOB M DICK HARRY CHUCK RUSS GENE TOM MIKE 5 -v '-. ,J-1 :xy- Qqmwfv, .-7 L-5:9157 V fl.: 4: KNYE5 -. J., X X 7, I ' if , 13. X . A . ' ' -11--tm-.1Ife.S44Y' . 9 .Q v . ,O ., in 3 I :w.i,:..- A. Q, , gage, . ' A ,gh -. V .- , ' V 'Q -Qievfg' .Rl . 1, . L. .L .. q. In - ef. 1. hi' ' ' ' -Ak . -- ' . f,.2?1i2s:1 - , we- - xii, .J Q55 'ff1'ff'ci7f 'Y Q '7- 'ff F 'C DENNIS MARTY JACK RICH PORKY LEFTY ' . .. I . Q 1 ,w ig s H ,J ' S, 'X N - ll h I k 1 X It Amd jr -fig-i --'NJ -k.'. '- 3 ., - .f '4 ' 4 J,-Q, f'1e Qi' f Ak4A X15 UW' ' 1 1- ik V E' - .fs+'3 f -. .Ji ',.L'ni:,-'f,' ri o N Semor J, is , 'mir ' 1557 L t ng , e termen ,E is . - vH?..,,?:4..: v fg of 1963 Y JACK JERRY CARL BADOWSKI V Through hustle, determination, and competitive spirit, the rugged Brentwood Spartans more than compensated for their lack of physical stature. The year was highlighted by taming the Jefferson Jaguars for the school's second AA conquest, and also by defeating the powerful Homestead Steelers for the first time in twelve years. Coached by George Radosevich, Bertil Von Philp, Richard Barclay, and George Reed, Brentwood compiled a 7-2 season which equaled the school's previous best record set in 1950. The Spartans also established a new scoring total of l82 points. Senior Lettermen: Bob Bolo, Jim Elmore, Dick Felegy, Harry Herzberger, Tom McCarthy, Mike Neesham, Martin Rockwell, Albert Rodibaugh, Bob Sirko, Jerry Steele, Rick Wolowski, Victor Zakowski. OPP. B.H.S. Snowden . ............ .,...,.............,..K,...,.. .,.... 1 2 13 Not as close as score indicates Carrick ................,..,...,....,... ...,...,Q,. ...... 1 2 27 Pressure tactics fail again Glassport s..,.,...,,..............,,,..., ,..... 6 O Pneumonia and that ref. Chartiers-Houston ,..,.......s.....,. ..,,,. 2 4 21 Bad breaks and poor play Thomas Jefferson .,....,......,.., ., ...... 13 27 Outciassed 'em A Homestead ,.....,............,.....,.........,.... ..,,... 1 8 33 Speed and hard play paid off Upper St. Clair . ...........,.........,.,.,,.............,...... I2 20 Spartans beat heat and overconfidence Wilmerding .,.................s........o.,.,......,.............. 19 20 One heck of a game! West Mifflin South ........,......,...............,...,...,.,c. 6 20 The machine rolls for the perfect finish Football '62 Basketball Brentwood's 1963 basketball squad ended play dead- locked with Bethel for Section 12-A honors. Brentwood was defeated in the playoff game at the Fieldhouse 52-39 climaxing the season with a 15-8 record. Section play was highlighted with dual victories over rival Carnegie, West Allegheny, and West Mifflin South. Exhibition tilts showed B.H.S. vlictorious over Rostraver, Homestead, Carrick, Elizabeth-Forward, and Har-Brack. Jack Douglass, a iunior, led in the overall individual scoring with 327 points followed by George Benson with 275 points, Rusty Bartruff with 241 points, Rich Ryan with 160 points, Gene Marshall with 116 points, and Rich Mitchell with 77 points. Coach William P. Douglass and assistant Robert W. Schwille will feel the loss of seniors George Benson, Rusty Bartruff, Gene Marshall, Rich Ryan, and George Shannon. Next year's team can look forward to the return of iuniors Rich Mitchell and Jack Douglass. -444' 565' ' 'llsig Q . ' :-' S x . .f1,,,v- . fs, -1,411 - .- V. ah, ,-if - g 3 ' WV ' ,-fs.z 7 xi , Q , ,. , .,,. V, ,WS , ,X gf X L , ,X , ,,,::- V, . Y 1 1 -,:.f'- E- ww. .15 - ff' rx '15 -was A wwffg -K W? 591 if 5 5' lk Y X 251 1 L: il R V J K 12? QQ. l ., if .xg ml, fig ,ff Q +4 kr Q 3 fa? gh x zz-,L 1f. f W si, if ii Q IS 1?i1Qm::Af:sy fi Q . . S' ik sick f ? 35 33: N ' X , 5 S 342,51 gf Es fi ,Z K? ,P-45 i' W I Y ,J S X 1 0' N ' --wg, X. 1 . ,, .13-A, ' 75 .lf M HS Q ew 53 -1: 2 ' , . .pf h gg' Eff iv Twelve lettermen return from last year's successful season to strengthen the potential of this year's track team. Jim Elmore and Jack Vitale contend for points in the dashes. Harry Herzberger and Jack Rozzo along with Rich Ryan and Carl Tannenbaum are featured in the 440-yard dash, the one-half mile run, and the mile run. Gary Barchfeld and Bob Kerr add strength to these events. Jim McCattney represents the Spartans in the high and low hurdles. ln pole vaulting Mike Neesham and Russ Luck face the schedule's competitors. Dick Felegy, throwing the iavelin, is the only letterman in the field events. Cross Countr The Cross Country team highlighted the '62 season when they defeated 18 Class B teams to take first place and a Trophy in the Central Invitational meet. The high point of the meet was the sparkling first 'place finish by Jack Rozzo out of 150 runners. In W.P.I.A.L. competition Jack Rozzo placed ninth and qualified to tgo to State where he finished 42nd out of 289 runners. Under the leadership of Robert W. Schwille, Brentwood's Cross Country team ended the season with a 5-4 record in dual competition, losing by close scores to Baldwin 27-28, and to hard competitors like North Allegheny who remained State Champions for the third year in a row. Next year's runners will feel the loss of Seniors: George Benson, Tom Fulton, Charles Jordan, Jack Rozzo, Richard Ryan, and Carl Tannenbaum. The 1963 nucleus will be composed of returning lettermen Gary Barchfield, Robert Kerr, Michael Davic, and Vincent Gauss. 'low score wins Opp. B H S Cannon MacMillan 21 34 Central Catholic 23 32 Hopewell 34 21 Wilkinsburg 29 26 South Catholic 34 35 Fort Cherry 51 35 Peters Township 34 21 North Allegheny 28 32 Baldwin 27 28 Shadyside 38 17 s,,1..2S' N es? W. 51 . ,M-- A:-K X, 33 wi gh L X si ax 5915 P :ff Rx - 'K Qi-.ZVCYRQ f ggi. 35 -w.T,.L.1.g N- -... i Ki., .. K V X 7 w- ,,,,. ,H .. 1 .. Qs. ,.- K if N... Ssxk 1, 2 A , , 1 -N 1 Sf E fy N319 X - -- 3 A . - .ik Qi as 5 mm, mum WMM 1 , sa A , ff N , QW .. QS gh xx ,, .. . 45 1-3 WN1, 1 1 Q . . ff Q .M fm? Ngwx Q 25 xfbvst' W' MN 'W X x v Nw ix N X N , .X .fn Q t 5? Yagi? 'Rs N 5 535 YB f ff X at s-. x 1 - E X Qi ri 1 f' .Qi --we 5213 A 1,1- ANIZATIONS The members of the Anthem Staff, led by the competent co-editors, Beverly Karhut and George Benson, worked hard to publish a fine yearbook. The staff wishes to thank Mrs. Appel whose unfailing help and infinite patience enabled us to produce the 1963 Anthem. The section editors are: Seniors ......... ...,.,..........,.......,,.. J acqueline Hilliard Advertising ..........., Marietta Thomas, Russell Bartruff Art ..... ,. ...,......... ...........,......,....,......,..... V alorie Miller Proofreading ....... .,.... ..... R h onda Bartsch Photography ...... .,....................... A lan Smith Athletics .......... - ...s............... Jerry Steele Features .......,...... ...... E dward Slaughter Underclassmen ...,.. ,...,,..................... S usan Bracken Organizations ..,..... ......,........,.,...,......... S ylvia Wysocki Circulation ....... ...... J udith Malacarne, Donald Heim Typing ........c............................................... Carol Hutt The Anthem Staff The Minaret Staff The Minaret Staff, with the able guidance of Mrs. Janis O'Brien, publishes a month- ly newspaper of the school news. The purposes of this organization are to encourage students in developing habits of clear, concise, written expression, to acquire a critical attitude toward the news, and to acquire poise and self-confidence in business and social relations. The editors and staff for 1962-63 are: Editor-in-chief ...........,....,,...,.,.........,.,,...,.. .... E dward Petrie Managing Editor .......c.......... ,,...... L inda Lewis Business Manager ...,.......,,,.c.,...cc.,cc.....cc..,,,.cc.. Dorothy Viscomi Proofreader and Copyreader ......cc.c..c....c.,.cc.cccc.... Penny Stephens News Co-Editors .,.,........,,... ,L ........ Donna Myers, Michael McGrael Feature Editor ....................... .............................. D avid Doorley Editorials .,... ..,... - , ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,.,,,,,, Barbara Gee Sports Co-Editors ......,......,............., Gary Linn, Virginia Leggett Exchange Co-Editors ., .......... Candace Moore, Barbara Jo McNally Promotion and Art Manager .EE...,..,,..c,..,.,,..,L,.,.,,. Suzanne Geyer Advertising Managers ........ Jack Kaufmann, Carol Macieiewski Typing Editor .......................e ..,...c,....,.,,...c....,..c... D iane Danklef Photographers .............. ....... C harles Keil, Alan Smith Circulation Manager ..... ..,.,.,........... L ouise Mangieri ational Honor Society Rhonda Bartsch George Benson Susan Bracken Diane Casto Evelyn Donsbach James Elmore Marilyn Hacker Donald Heim Jacqueline Hilliard Beverly Karhut Linda Kautz Linda Lewis Carol Macieiewski Ruth Mesing Edward 'Petrie Richard Ryan Edward Slaughter Jerry Steele Penny Stephens Dorothy Viscomi Sylvia Wysocki Joseph Curtin Ruth Davey Barbara Gee Charles Keil James McCartney Michael McGrael Mary Sandroni Jean Slater Henry Vernon Members for the Society are chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and serv- ice. Miss Annaiean Grieve super- vises the Brentwood chapter of the National Honor Society. Each iunior high homeroom elected a representative to the Junior High Student Council which helped to plan Their activities and assisted the Sen- ior High Student Council on the student handbook. lOfticers not yet elected! Senior High Student Councils Junior High Under the direction of our principal, Mr. Francis Deasy, the Senior High Student Council sponsored the Snoball, drew up a student handbook, and collaborated with the P.T.A. to form a student canteen. Rep- resentatives elected f r o m homerooms composed this repre- sentative board which was led by Ruth Mes- ing, President, George Benson, Vice - Presi- dent, and Suzanne Geyer, Secretary. -IIGH GAL The Girls' Athletic League, guided by Mrs. Claire Bell, is composed of senior girls whose main event of the year is the annual G.A.L. formal dance in March. This year the girls achieved a famous first at Brentwood High by holding a girls' soccer game for the senior high in the gym. They used half of the proceeds for their dance and donated the other half to the prom. The officers of the club are: President ......,...,,,....,,,...,....A.,..,..... . ,, , - , Donna Gojsovich Vice-President .,,.,, ,. ,, ,,,,, Diane Casio Secretary ......,.... ...,,,,.,,,,,..,, L inda Lewis Treasurer ,,,,,,, ,,,s C arol Macieiewski The Key Club, a subsidiary of the Kiwanis Club, functions as a service organization un- der the guidance of Mr. Bertil von Philp. The Club, com- posed of senior high boys elected Carl Tannenbaum as president, George Hawryluk as vice-p resident, Edward Brennan as secretary, and Rob- eff Bfennan BS lTeaSUI'el'. Key Club Gctet The Boys' Octet, directed by Miss Ann Salinger, is selected through competitive try outs. During the year this group sings in the Christmas program, the Spring Fes- ival and various meetings of school and community organizations. Composing the Octet this year are first tenors, Dennis Salmon and Wayne Long, second tenors, Paul Malecki and John Layhue, baritones, Eric Ehland and Gregory Byrne, and bass- es, Richard Wolowski and Ronald Facen- da. Twelve girls, chosen on a highly com- petitive basis, compose the Ensemble which Miss Ann Salinger directs. This group performs in the Christmas program and Spring Festival as well as at various community activities. The voices are first sopranos Tira Martin, Gail McCall, Eileen Rodermund, and Diane Bert, second so- pranos Rhonda Bartsch, Sharon Geiger, Dianne Casto, and Catherine Tarker, and altos Karen Jennings, Susan Bracken, Kathy McAleese, and Sylvia Wysocki. Ensemble 65 Girls' Chorus The Girls' Chorus demonstrated its fine musical ability in various holidayassemblies and programs and in the Spring . Festival. Throughout the. year these sen- ior high girls worked hard under the directionlof Miss Ann Salin- ger. X V 66 C Boys' 4 Glee Club y - The Boys' Glee Club, directed by Mr. 'Ross Munn, worked hard throughout the year to achieve musical excellence. The boys lent their voices successfully to the Christmasprogram and the 'Spring Festival. The Glee Club is open to those senior high boys who like to sing. Senior Choir Miss Ann Salinger coached and directed the Senior Choir this year. This select group, clad in blue and gold robes, willingly gave up their mornings to rehearse at eight o'clock for their part in the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs plus the annual Spring Festival. Junior T Choir The Junior Choir was composed of iunior high girls directed by Miss Ann Salinger. The girls worlced hard to memorize their mus- ic and practiced faithfully in the mornings 'and after chool in preparation for heir part in the Christmas rogram and the Spring Festival. The Show Band is a small group of musicians selected and directed by Mr. John Rumbarger. This versatile band can change from a big, brass sound to a soft, dreamy sound at the flick of the baton. They practice B d once a month during an activities period and perform for the Activities an Play and Senior Class Play. The Spartan Marching Band and Spartanettes, directed by Mr. John Rumbarger, spend hours during August, after school during footba ' season, and before July 4th in grueling practice for the excellent half- time shows they produce and parades in which they appear throughout the year. Mr. Rumbarger is aided by Edward Slaughter, head drill- B d master, and his squad composed of Ruth Mesing, Susan Wells, Bar- bara Gee, Arnold Cantor, and David Chorba. Leading the Spartanettes is Jean Slater. Her hard-working squad, Dolores Dubel, Donna Jo Pear- son, Rae Ann Richards, Cynthia Smith, Rita Dietrich, Kim Yeo, and Patricia Croke, compose one'of the finest and most co-ordinated group of maiorettes. . The Senior Concert Band, directed by Mr. John Rumbarger, tries to achieve a high standard of musicianship through long hours of work with their director. Each day during period four they prepare for their annual B d concert, the Musicale, and for the Spring Festival and graduation. Marilyn an Hacker serves as secretary and student bandleaderg Sylvia Wysocki is band librarian. The Junior Concert Band, under the baton of Mr. John Rum- barger, works hard with much spirit and enthusiasm preparing ' S ' for their annual concert, the Musicette. Their student bandleader is Ronald Roth, and the band librarian is Barbara Grazer. Band B.H.Sy. Varsity Cheerleaders The Junior High Cheerleaders stirred up pep and enthusiasm in the Junior High Basketball games. Spon- sored by Miss Jean Angst, and cap- tained by Patricia Spatharosgthey cer- tainly boosted the teams' spirits. This year the Varsity Cheerleading Squad has set a new precedent for squads to come with their ac- curacy and precision. Headed by Beverly Karhut and sponsored by Miss Jean Angst, the squad was com- posed of seniors: Linda Kautz, Sheryl Oppenheim, and Penny Stephensp juniors: Mary Ellen Carletto, and Candace Moorep and sophomores: Nancy Kindle, and Susan Scott. Junior High Cheerleaders Guide to Underclassmen Part- II To promote better teacher-pupil understanding, we present These enlightening glimpses ofthe academic mind. X 1 i x l Come on, band, let's play Melancholy Babyl Yes, l still use that greasy kid stuff. Why? He stuck in his thumb and pulled out a plumb. Dear Abbey She's not bad, but Miss October was better. 7l The activities of the Chess Club, sponsored by Mr. George Reed, consist of playing chess games with teams of various schools throughout the area. President of the club is Michael Burik, Vice-President is Keith Rosser, and Secretary- Treasurer is Robert Crough. Chess Club The officers this year are President ,.,,...,........... ........ R honda Bartsch Vice-President ,.....,.......,......,,,..,...,,......,..,,,.,..,....,A..... Carol Lenz Secretary-Treasurer .,...,..,,.,..,,...............,,,,...,...,. Karen Jennings The Library Club, under the supervision of the li- brarian, Miss Ruth Lidstone, is a service organization open to senior high girls. During their study periods and after school the girls work in the library replac- ing books, repairing them, and working at the desk. Library Club Investment Club The Investment Club, which Mr. William Doug- lass advises, helps students understand the methods of buying and selling stock and is open to anyone interested in investing. The stocks chosen this year by home room representatives are Revlon and Gulf. The officers are: President ........,...... ..... Louise Mangieri Vice-President ..,... - ...... ..... - Jack Douglass Secretary ................. - ........... ..-.. Patricia Rich Treasurer ....... .. ...... -..-.-..-.-..-.,. Conrad Koch Public Relations Director c..-..-.. Marilyn Hacker The Future Teachers of America Club, sponsored by Miss Elizabeth Barchfeld, tries to give its members an accurate picture of the teaching profession. It is open to senior high boys and girls interested in teach- ing. The officers this year are: President, Donna Goiso- vich, Vice-President, Carol Macieiewski, Secretary, Kali- ope Kousaleos, and treas- urer, Sylvia Wysocki. F.T. . Hall Squad The Hall Squad is an important factor in keeping confusion in the halls to a minimum. Composed of seniors chosen by the sponsor, Mr. John Evans, and captained by Joseph Maskew and Frank Hutton, they direct traffic, withstand in- sults, and are tramped upon in order to maintain order. Congratulations! Sound Squad With the able aid of Mr. Sanford De- Berry, the members of the sound squad, interested senior high students, supply sound equipment for dances, show class- room movies and slides during their study halls, and help record assemblies and concerts. . Biology Research s Club Under The leadership of Mr. Michael Sincevich' the Biology T Research Club studies correct laboratory Techniques and per- forms dissections to acquire a knowledge that will Ahelp them in later years. The members of the club include senior high stu- dents who are interested in biol- ogy or science as a career. This year the officers. are: President .,,,.,...............,...,,. Kathy Haviland Vice-President ,.....,,., ,.,,..,,,, C harles Keil Secretary-Treasurer ,c.,,,. Terry Birch The main objective of the 1962-63 Pep Club is to iniect spirit and enthusiasm into the student body The seniors who compose this group are led by Mr. William Bennett. They sit together at all home bas ketball and football games to cheer the teams to victory. This year Carl Takacs was elected as president Richard Stoerkel as vice-president, Carol Huff as secretary, and Dorothy Billanti as treasurer. Pep Club Stage Guild Directed by Mr. James Means the Stage Guild, among other things, takes charge of lighting effects, microphones, and scenery for the plays. The hard working boys in this group are: Alan Smith, Howard Morse, George Blohm, Ronald Tschippert, Philip Henkel, Albert Rodibaugh, Arthur Ihrig, William Spencer, Jerry Van Vlack, Donald Heim, and Jerry Luck. Office Aids The office aids, under the direction of Mrs. Grace Kightlinger, work hard to help keep the office running efficiently. Some of their tasks are operating the switchboard, collecting absentee sheets, run- ning errands to separate rooms, and filing various items. The members are: Marcelene Zakowski, Kathy Brethauer, Patricia Rich, Penny Stephens, Carol Peters, Janet Schuster, Linda Gratton, Lillian Henning. High School Red Cross Formerly the Junior Red Cross Council, this club, sponsored by Mrs. Mariorie Steadman, is now known as the High School Red Cross. It is composed of senior high students and functions as a service organization in con- iunction with the Office of Educational Re- lations or County-Wide Council. The club sponsors proiects such as talent shows, al- bums, and school chests which are sent to foreign countries. Each year this club sends two delegates to the High School Red Cross Training Center at Kiski. Y-Teens The Junior Y-Teens and Sophomore Y-Teens sponsored separate activities this year which included a car wash, Twirp Week, and a bake sale. Junior Officers Sophomore Officers President ...............................,....,........... Diane Bert President Karen Stanko Vice-President ........................ Katherine Gollings Vice President Linda Leslie Secretary ,s....,........ - .,,....,,,, Julie Sana Secretary Elizabeth Datig Treasurer ...,.................. ...,.... S haron Leibson Treasurer Bonnie Heath IIC Representative ........ ........ C andace Moore IIC Representative Katie Sana Cafeteria The efficient cafeteria staff, headed by Mrs. Hester Mohler, works hard to pre- pare delicious and nourishing meals for the students. The staff inclucles: Mrs. Clara Roth, Mrs. Ida Held, Mrs. Ruby Fricke, Mrs. Mary Winovich, Mrs. Grace Schade, Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. Helen Parise, Mrs. Dorothy Billanti, and Mrs. Margaret Lauderbaugh. Our three custodians, Carl Rein- hart, Joseph Flosnik, and Francis Garvey, do an efficient iob in keeping the school clean and warm, and the outside grounds neat. Custodians TIVITIES ,N ,, 33. XX A ima iv, - V vm v--4.--. X W1 E, f fm: Q. M I 39 , - Kgs Q 'Q .. S gg I Qi 7. I sf W EN - MQ.-.L 1 V' .X f Q ..M .y. mf I Gordon Warren ...., .... .......... Carl Tackacs Charlie Plunkett ............ ..., , ....,.. ,... D a vid Doorley Mrs. Maggs N ........,. .. ............ ..... - ...A......,... M arietta Thomas Mary Lou Brennan ...... - .,,...rr.r,.. M.- ..,...... - .,,,... Dianne Casto Don Donley ................ - ....,.,..., .. ......... Rich Wolowski Larry Donley ..,.r,..,... ,...... , ........,.... D ennis Garger Miss Entwhistle Miss Prather ......,. Jane Gardner ,..... Carol lzzard ...,,, Mrs. Donley ...... Student ..- .... - ...... . Directed by ....e, . .... Jackie Hilliard Eileen Rodermund .. Dolores Dubel - ........ - ...... -..cn Carol Cantor ...,...... Diane Bert Kathy McAleese Mr. Michael Trench Lock, Stock, and Lipstick Quit Your Kidding Evelyn Buford Binnie Buford Winnie Buford Spike Whitten Mrs. Buford ..... .... Candace Moore Connie Peregoy Dennis Salmon Bill Park Judy Marshall Jim Travis .......,.... David Livingston Thomas Patton ...,.. Thomas Leieune Dr. Mel Shannon .....,,. Conrad Koch Jean Owen .................... Llncla Muller 1 Betty Anderson ......,. Karen Stanko Aunt Sophronia ..,..... Jackie Bruce Camilla Dusenberry .... Gayle Page Directed by .... Miss Jean Todoroff This year's G.A.L., entitled Mint Julep, was held on March l. A white Trellis with glitter- ing mint-green flowers centered the dance floor. The semi-abstract murals featured showboats and southern belles. Jack Parcell's Dixie Land Band played on the veranda of an old southern mansion. Bouquets of roses and candles transformed the gym into a misty dream of the Old South. G.A.L. Dance The G.A.L. sponsored dances and a soccer game to raise money for the annual affair. The girls spent many tedious hours shaping roses and blossoms from paper, drawing murals, and planning refreshments and enter- tainment for the affair. With the cooperation from the shop department this year's dance was an outstanding success! Exchange Students Brentwood High welcomed four exchange students and one exchange Teacher this year. All members of the exchange were South American neighbors except Ali Keyhoni, who lives in Teheran, Iran. Maria Vasquez visited us from Columbia, Guillermo Tabachnik, from Argentina, and Maria Christina Sanchez, from Chile. Our exchange teacher, Miss Noemi Scheurerlein, teaches Spanish, geography, and history in Argentina. included in the group of our Spanish-speaking friends is Mrs. Rosario Caminero from Cuba, who teaches the Spanish classes for Mrs. O'Brien. We hope our new friends enjoyed their stay at Brentwood as much as we enioyed having them. The exchange program should strengthen the friendship between our nations. Su HCBVI x have ense' What's this? pfhuf up . d adv, rsey, or I, ll . lllf re. of hc B F. D. R. .5 e . y ou with In y I hear it's beiter for ihe face than cold cream. ,fSee, 1 ,old you He caXXed who if was B submifineff a Hnk '? 2? 'if V. 9 .. .2 M--Q Don Heim Harriet Bunny Warner Hack Dee Sue Wells Sylvia Wysocki Sue Bracken Senior Election f bl Carol Cantor Donna Myers Barb Co ' ' Un Orgena e V1 Ruth Mesing Jim Miller Gail McCall Mick Casey Lynn J one s Bob Crough Don Murray Sis Johns Jim Wagler Dave Doorley Ed Petrie Sue Walther Russ Luck Bill Diehl Jackie Bruce Senior Girls won Soccer Game Fastest Runner in BHS History Best Football .Season in I4 years NL-211 MUSICALE and Mint Julep of '63 Jackie Gibbons Kathy L e e ch Ruth S onta g Cathie Tarker Carol Connor Ed Sla Kathie Pumpkin Pie Mary Wes Dennis Dottie Billanti Phill ' y ' Frank Hutton ughter Rhonda Howdy Oliver Chuck Jordan Janet Remember the PUMPKlN PIE Karen McCallister CAPM? Kali Alan Al Rodibaugh Zoo Wayne Mickey Mike Neesh Neesham Mary Joe Marty Rockwell Peggy Sag Stork Sal George Jim Louise Eileen Alice Vince If Sheryl Fearless Leader Ellen Beelzebub Kathy McAleese Linda Lewis Jackie Hilliard S - GFHOF Recognition? Penny Judy Judas Malacarne Pat Rich Beverly Maury Bien Sur Jean Shirley Glaid Met Carol Colgan How Could Anyone Forget Our MAFlA ? Carol Huffy Lin Crratton Lin Kautz Dick Felegy Jim Elmor Jerry Steele Harry Horse Herzberger Porky Shannon Rich Ryan Tanny Lefty Sirko Tookie Badowski 2 Players in All-Star Football Game First String Basketball Average-6'7 Dottie Viscomi Mary Lyons Carol Lenz Betsy Hautla Ti Martin Suzy Geyer Valorie Di Casto Carol Majestic Shirley Des camp Roz Jack Kaufmann Benny Linda McDowell Butch Barrels Gene Dirty Mash Marshall Donna Eve Ron Stasko Bob Pendzich 8 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. PARENT P.5lTROIBTSd ries TS and Mrs. H. Axelsen an MTS- and Mrs. Alberi' A. Barfsch Mr- and Mrs- and Mrs. J. C. Benson Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Samuel Billan'l'i Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Wm. L. Bohn Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. C. H. Bolfz, Jr. Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Guy Borrelli Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. H. O. Bracken Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Jaclc Bruce Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. John H. Cameron Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. David Can'l'or Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Lee Cas'I'o Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Joseph Colgan Mr' and Mrs' Mary L- Conley Mr. and Mrs. BeHy Jane Connor Mr' and Mrs' and M... E. D. Danklef Mr- and Mrs- and Mrs. R. E. Descamp Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. W. A. Diehl Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Roberl' T. Donsbach Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Richard B. Doorley Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Aurhur T. Dubel ' Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. James Elmore Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Alex Felegy Mr' and Mrs' Fred C. Freund Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Herman Glaid Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Sianley Goisovich Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. William Goodridge Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. M. A. GraH'on Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. w. D. Hacker, Jr. Mr- and MN- Rifa F. Hau'l'h Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. D. D. Heim Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Harry Herzberger Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. C. E. Hilliard Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Alberi- J. Hoffman Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. William Huff Mr- and Mrs' and Mrs. Edward T. Hu'l'l'on Mr- and Mr'- and Mrs. E. J. Jennings MF- and MYS- and Mrs. David Johns Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Evan I. Jones Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Jordan Mr, and Mrs, Mildred Kampmeier Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. John Karhui' and Mrs. J. Kaufmann, Jr. :Tj and Mrs. Gerard D. Kaulz Mr and Mrs' and Mrs. Karl W. Lauderbaugh M' d M ' and Mrs. George R. Leech Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Edward W. Lenz r' an rs' and Mrs. Harry E. Lewis Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. P. B. Lucas Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Arfhur Lucl: Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. Terrence B. Lyons Mr' and Mrs' and Mrs. D. W. Macieiewslci Mrs' May C' and Mrs. Anfhony Macsural: Mr' and Mrs' jr' E. Malacarne Harry Maleclci Charles Mangieri Gene R. Marshall Joseph T. Maslrew John M. McAleese Samuel J. McDowell Walier J. Mesing C. R. Miller F. H. Miller Hilary Modrak H. V. Morse William M. Murray D. J. Myers Harry W. Neesham Henry A. Nilles George Oliver F. M. O'Neill I. M. Oppenheim Phillip Pappas Edward J. Pefrie Ralph E. Ray V. J. Rich A. D. Rodibaugh F. J. Rozzo C. W. Ryan Earl R. Scheerz F. A. Schusfer Eric M. Sirlco Edward R. Slaugh'l'er William H. Smirh Paul J. Soniag John Sparharos John L. Sfasko Jay F. Sfeele William J. Sfoerlcel Julius Talcacs Vincenf J. Talarico Ruben Tannenbaum Thomas P. Tarlcer Anihony A. Thomas Niclr Vida Vincenr J. Viscomi James A. Vifale John E. Wagler Howard B. Walfher John J. Walfher H. B. Warner Boyce G. Wells William A. Weifz Wolowslci W. Henry Wysoclzi . I ,I ,.r ' 4- -M lj!-Q-1 rx,-79D?!.'.' Q - V -c fig' Q -' : g L- W. I ay - -4.f.v'- ',.,,, Clk , H51 I ., 975' O O .O v', ND'