Carrick High School - Carrickter Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1932 volume:

U Wi? ag? M, Ev dl-T' xx-X ixn, The Carrlckter 1932 PUBLIQHID BY The Semor Class CARRICK HIGH SCHOOL Pittsburgh Pcnnsxlmnn 'L , T ' FL , .w 'lff' ,1 'v L41 Q yy ,' ., 1, . . ,. F. ,Hg 1-, 1 ,vm fig- - . ,. s'U', 't'S 4-nf' 4' ', ., - ., - 3 mm ' 'gt , K, ' 5' - .f 'E ff xf'9'.' 5' x 5-lm ' 5 f iw' , u ,nn ,.-.-7 , g-. x A., -1. -, wif' H - '- S5 :Ng ff.. ' 4 9 uf' ' , ,Q M .E Q '1 4. . . Q . I . . The Theme Through ill eomplled works of lltertture whieh even pretend to be of any quality one can recognize or trace a eentral idea or thought called the theme The staff he eho en a the theme for this Carriekter the development of Brownsville Ro td and pirlllel ing it eert un phases of sehool work The first part of the book symbolized by the Indian trail that was Brownsville Road in 17a2, contains the Admini trition section Next in line eomes the Seniors section pioneers in the modern sehool blazing the trail to greater things in education as did the covered wagon pion eers of 1797 bla e the trail to the unknown West In 1832 we find the road well established and serv ing as a stage eoach route from Pittsburgh to the Atlintie seihoirel This period miy be eompired the edueitionil outlook of the idvineine student As w usher in th G ty 90 s me see the results of hectic struggles So too do we find reviews of similar hard fouvht battles when we look into the Athletic seetion of the book The last seetion of the hook the Clubs section represents life 1s we know it in this modern era As we look at the present road we see the achieve ment of the mmy years VletOI'lCS and defeats and etnnot help but feel sitlsfied with what Vee see The ldea of club as 1 part of the high school cur rieulum is as modern is the busy thoroughfare known as Brownsville Road Transportation and Education two very important factors in life hate grown hand in hand Browns yille Road of yesterday became Brownsville Road of tod ty and the student of yesterday has developed into the Qriduite of today A 2 - A ' 1 2 e '. V 1 e , , . . . C :Q . 5, .5 , , , . - e Y e Q y V e , 1 ' e 2 , . , 2 2 e , A , z ' X . ' . I , Y . . , . A H ' 's 1 ' ' . - A I 3 , ,, , ' , , - , 4 'z 1 . A: ' ' 2 ' ' ' 1 ' to the activities in school life that aid and broaden ' ' 'L ' 2 2 1 ' 5 ' ' . e e ' e . ' . e e ' 3 7 -' ' f fs ' :- 3 D V '3e I x . s ' -. 1 - ' ' A- ' ' 3 1 3 D ' 5 I 1 , , 2 , ,Z . - -, .Q , I , , , , I ' ' s z . t ' ' ' 1. ' ' . , , , , . U , yr D 73 Y 3 , ' ' 1 re ' ' y z 1 ' . . Tm? XR i Q' IW .5 f X .S N hminizimiinn QU' ,li gy, J! , N N1 ' ix 7 X , ff! !,, X+5:5 Y 15 MQL6 'X . V' t A 5 , ' , ixxi. l'2 'L T1 f ' X A 5 W fi 5 W ' ri i X ' K l ff ,xy SL flu' Ai -. .QJL7 2, I ' 'E' T . - 'l ,x V Y' f .i, ' 5 ..f.- rw : H wr ' zz '- ,- Q , W f- s 3 j 1 1 - l V, , L 4 . ' - - , 5 1 , I V I i A gg' N. i 'A I A X V i L I -1 , V A , , 7 . ,h f ,. I Y' ' A , ' - -. sis: VRD f, 7 I 'V Y X R X X LA E A, 4 I Q' f is f Mr. William H. Sprenlzle, Principal In Rox I Matluas X106 PTIHCIDHI A R Dean H1 tors Ned E Replogle SCICIICC C Glorla Paul F l1 1 Wzllzam C Hulley xIdtllf'I1ld.tlCS Alberta N Sexauer F ll 1 Marlon E Clar Engh h George E Hermmg I 0IlHHPl'Cldl Isabelle B Har Eng.l1 l'1 Matzlda K Bachman Fn I1 h ames I Mcllroy 'Wu IC Louzse R Thompson french Emma L Wzlson L 01111111 I'K'ldl Grover E Robbms Nl 1111111 Xrl: Ruth Maller I' Meme Rewbrwlge Sclenul Harrv A Drttmar Nlathe11mt1C Dorothy MGTICIQ H1 tory ames B Hurst W 1cal F1l11r'.1t1011 Clara M Waterman Phy 1cal EdllCdllOIl Torrence B Lyons Latm E F M Patton Nlathemaucs Earl W Dobbms Commerclul Thomas H Remers H1 tory ELM I Campbell Coons Vocatlonal Foun ellor Claude D ewell Mechamcal Dravwmg Walter D Moser Niatllematlc Ella M Messer Engllsh Al red A Hart Niu 1C Sara E Bell H1 tory Hannah Carson H1 tory Emery B Fuller Nlanual Arts Ruth L Boart, H011 6-hold Economlc Eulalza Schramrn. H1 tory I Reed Wehrle Phy 1cal Educatlon Laura E Ntebaum Margaret Stewart X18lhPm8llCQ Pearl S Kramer F ngllsh Ruth E McNees Art Chrrstme 'Yahres 'Nhthenlatlc' Martha S Woljj' Geography Helen H Paul Phy lcal Educatlon Rhoda R Bowler Fng.l1 h Ada Herrzng LOIlll'llCI'CI8l Margaret Wells Latm Elzsabeth F Malgzn I lljrilllall Vtrgmza Seabrzght Lllnarlan Elizabeth Ann Hrll Comn erclal ' , S . S' 'S 'S S, ' S 'S VS. . Household Economics , 1 ' ,S VS. I . . ' 'S . 1 . K fl. 4 or rQg Q35 f'v'X V N XXX xx X M 3 fy all vniurz und 5 f TB md 'V -i F' 1 :jf .'. , 1 L L, f ik-Q' ii' ' 1, PAV., ,I fr-'.LC 1Q 1 f fy .W L, 4 1 ,, 4' i.ilw A-'Q?'.' , Vlv, Y Af.. fN . Ky Aj- 4.l'L',L 7 1 '. SVTN, I , fu , LJ, 'fbi 4' 5X X , ,lf fx- 1 -2 , Styx 5, li, ,Ag 'f-if 1,X'XQf1WMx1LXLWkX4 If g 'V ywfl Wjffu ff VA-4-f ' B -Nri .rfvfwlikk , xyfi xi X ' HQ' K V V xx' V JN , X .X MXL, J F- V lx' ,N -4 2 'Z IX 'J jj W3 J' if V7 :L- February Class H :story The Fehruary Class of 190 hws, perhaps had the longest per1od of oecupaney 111 Carrxek Hleh Sehool In Septemher, 1974 when Carrlek Hlgh was first opened vye the Fehruary elass of 19 7 then only fifth graders entered th1s lDU1lC.l111Q' DUTIIIQ the three and one half years hetween then and the t1me of our heeomlnff full fledged H1 h School students vye had ample t1me 111 vthneh to heeome aequnnted w1th our surroundmgs As we heeame JUIIIOFS, however yxe hevan to take other 1nterests 111 llfe than studxes It was then that the first elass soenl was held The Iumor Prom, as It vy ts ealled although not hy any stretch of the 1m lglll 111011 t SOe1il wonder, w is furly sue cessful, though most of the hoys were qulte htshful, and 1IT5lSfLLl on belllg xx ill flovxers Shortly tfter thls event 1 elass plffllle vt is held IIT South Park When 111 Fehruary of 19 1, we heeame Semors, we reallzed a goal for yyh1ch we had heen StI'1V11lQ for three years Shortly after the semester hevan we held our first elass meetlnv and eleetecl our ela s officers Cllfford Rlseh heeamc presldent Albert F1sher v1ee pres1dent Ruth Donnally seeretary and Mar1e Hamel tretsurer MIQS Marrck 1nd Mr Moser vyere ellosen as eltss sponsors and the ela s settled dovyn to the most mterestxnv year of 1ts at the home of Ruth Donnally, and ll was thorough ly enjoyed hy ill who ttteneled The eltss now entered xnto all ty pcs of sehool letlvltles w1th mueh LlTthU91H9l'I'1 The Hnil event of the hrst semester was the Scmor Prom tt yyhxeh we Lllfeffdllleel the Senlor A ts our guests at the Key stone Athletxc C uh The elass play The Nut Farm, presented on Deeemher 10th and 11th was luqhly ueeessful Follovymq th1s many Q0e13l events were held The semester vus dravylng to 1 elose md w1th 1t our high sehool eireer Wlth the eI'OXR111ITg event our seeond Prom SOeldl l1te for Us heeime 1 memory md is we mount the pl itform to reeemve our dlp lomts on Commencement 1llQl1f january 79th vxe xy do o joytlly tnd yet veltm sadness 111 our hearts yoy 111 that xxe hue attuned our not 111 adness 111 th tt xxe must plrt w1th dear old Cirrlelt md the mtny frlends md ISSOCIIYLS vyhleh we hive m ide there . e . ' -v , , . ... . , y , - . , - , - M . 3 H 3 v '3 4- - ,- - , L c yi f - T 3 , , ' J-, 7 V5 e' 1 3X A , 3 5 4, 5 3 y N - ' q V- 34 w 1- . s-- s ' ' s. vs I I 2 c , , . .1 .. , , ' e 1 . t ' ,. . . e 4 9 , ' . ' . ' , .'. e . ,' . r A 3 1 x V x v . A . . , . .1 , ,tin 1 , 1 s' e ' 'Q ' ' . ' x 1 . T x 3- N V 7 J - , , , e. . e s , , V -. ,, B K ,- - 5- . . . Q 1 K 3. ' . - , A --3 3 I . - 3 . 2 1 s M 1 -N 1 5 V 1 x - 5 7 . 1 , . . e . . of - pw.: : s' ' se I v 3 f A 3 35 - I - e h - career. The hrst SOCl2ll of the year was a party held f s s - 1 A f 1 ' ' 4 1 s ' . ' s 3 - . , T H- 5 . ' -x 4 - . , , . e s ' , 1 s s C ' - s. s s e e . . . s ' 2 y '- s s s H , .. ly R: pi 5 5 R , . , - -- , , , e , 9 , Q --, A. 5 1 V ' ' A -, e e . J ' 'Q Y . - .5 , 1 K es 'Q 5 s. ' ' 5 ' , I - , -, t . M2 , K . . , . ,-e' , ' , ' 3 'S 5 . ' V5 ' . S ' -' a 'lll s ' L '- fa 't ' l :' me 'Q 3:-I' .2 4' .2 ' 5zl,zd s. 'e z 1 - 1 2 z ' 2 H z f X :z 2 z se ' ' ' 1 ' . , 3 , . . February Class Orgamzatzon 1 Cllffwrd R1 h LL r 1 ll Alhut I'1 h r mr t1r3 Ruth DQ11111 T11L11r1 Mlrl H1ml COMMITTEES Rm and Pm CJLl7T17Y1lfft,C Arthur Lmhzrt Ixxth mu Llhr Bohd 111 M1l1.w1 h PUDIICIIN Cornmxttec Nohl brmu Bgtty Bow R1 h1rd Wllllpu Nffotto Cmnmzttee MUYILI Z1111111 rmm Ch irlottp Iury R my '5ull1x1n HJL11 MLR11r1L lnor fe, Pf 1 Flower and Color Comvmztee Dorothy W1lloLk Fmdknck P.1r on Amn H nk lx nmth Su-.augr Hg11r1ctm Browxl Socmal Comrmttee Elumor Gould1nG Don 11d D1 11111 on Ohxe Pmagh bmw Kerr Wlllldnm M Cormmk Claes Plm Cmnmzttee Edxmrd R15 Anthony Martug 1 Lwgl Brum Cwr D111 Arun E r Prvs Llcnt A sc Vi P CSVLICI ' S Q S c Q ' . Hy '14 13' 1 'Q . c , if W , 15 : rf N I 1 f f f 5 1'- m L 1 I 1 L c ' 'Q 'Hs 5 ' 'ser 'c 4 U' Hurry Schulz: Alhcrt V111u111 A , Q Q 1 , 1, 1 , K ng . . , '. - . L.. Cl Y . v V - ' ' ' ' 5 s 1 c ,C x WAIQ x 3 I ' v V U l rl S v 5 A , . . . . ,, , C - VL l,'Q Y 'qi Y 8 vi S- gc 4 'S 1 gc S fall J Clifford F RIQCII C11 ord Ellsworth Rmh CLIFF A little 7l07l58HWC mm aml ll: relzslzed by the uzvesr 771171 Albert I Fisher Let not the slme be ton lux, or the foot Robert Boden j BOB Hold everythzng' lm coming Ruth Evelyn Donnallv RUTH Beauty L5 the mark Cod nts urlue Betty Marlene Bowser BETTY And mistress of herself llzouglz Chula fall Edward Hamllron Brzggs Present ln body but absent spzml' Mane Elzzabeth Hamel QUEEN They are only truly great who are truly goodf wrt l P1 Jflt 3 e Ruth F Donnallw Betts XI Bow er Ldvs ml H Bll euell R Braun JEXVEII T114 good ue Illlff IIIINN 141 rurelx Ifl C11 ord Hoplqms Brown CIIFFORD ru may all n milf :muses r rnmllzer n zcr or xnurwell Hermetta Brou n f HEN 'patiqnge ig her rirlue. Nlarxe E H llllfml Jewell R Braun f' H Brown llc nrletta Brow n Id V lllf 11r11tl11 l llNdY'l ra Noble C rraw -Kuna F I vnk 110 P11111 R0 11 V1 Dane N11rf.1r1t l'r11nf'1 N Jflfbll F Hartne 1 Dorotlax Edmards DOT I fl 1 IIIII 1111 111111111111 Ira Noble Greames NOBL 'I111 11111111 111811111 N0l7l6'1llIlI,'l to 1 11111111111 Anna El1zabet11 Hen ax N A. learnzng 11 11111 an adjunrt lo 0117 sef D F D11-klnson Donald G1bson D11: mson DICIXLE 1 1111111111711 11 the 17.C4Zrt5 0 the f111r YB! George H Dams sm H1,x1PHREY ll 11 1111 111 1111: lzon. u 5 111111 Eleanor C Gouldmg LI L XWOR 11 11111111 111111 11111116 you flllf, hath II 111 111111 11111 goo Robert W Dames ROBFRT B1 far 1111 bew proof IS expen UNCC Margaret Franczs PEG Il r llllfllllll 11 111r meal xvfarzon Elrzabeth Hartncr PKI I 1 111 11111111 fl 1 the brain, t at 11 1111 111g11es1 1111111 atlam Charles Wflllldm Clme BILL The mn 1 11111 111 1111 a uomans heart 11 111 tale amz kneeling Grace E Jenkms Grace Ehzabeth jen 1115 GRACIOUS H0w uellk a thzng the heart 0 uoman IS Wzlma Grace Kerr SCRTTY A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance S1gmund A Kubzak ZIGGY Truvt not to rotten planks Fran E Koegler r FRANK No Ir1end'5 a yrzend tzll he shall prote a rzend Katherme M Lahr KATE Judge not acconlzng to appear ance Wzlllam U Lucarelh IURE lflvllorn I5 betttr than rubzev john R. Koppitz COALBLCKETS Etlucalfon makes the man. Wllma Grace Kerr 5 A Kulildk X B' 'rf 1' M41-' F E Koegler Jr Katherine M Lahr Wm L Luearflll Arthur Lee Lmhart LINDY Do uell the duty that Iles before Dll Bohdan R Malemch BOB There ze great abzlztv zn knoumg hou t conceal ones abzlltv Anthony Martucci 'TONY Out of my lean and lou' ability Ill lend you something. John R Koppltz A L Lmhart B. R. Malevich A. J. Martucci 1 N xfh ' 1 1 1 1 711 N wk rr ? 'Nl 1 11 Pl A I .xr Orff- ,. 111 .4 VVLIT4 ' N' 1 J 1 l' 'Nll 1 0 11 lf'rI'S T 'Nlff urm xc llflf R1 111l11 1 Fred A Parsons PXRSONS 41 111111 1m1x Illlllllllfl 111111 g11111 111111 llllg Georve L P ezl PLTT 'IUINIIN Xlllf 1111n1ls 11115711 lx 111 1111 ll 1111 E. Edward Reiss E PUPPY-U ' 'ff 'I11 lx' 1 mv' 1' H 1111111x If wx, Hclen lnun P Vlofi Helen Lomse Moss MOSQY Nuutv 10 lhe meet Helen F McRor1e Hu En Youth lmaulw, graceful action wel 1l1n1 al Charlotte E Perry 1 H XRI IE Is there a hear! 1l1a1 muwzc cannot 1111 I W1ll1am Thomas MLCOTMIC DIETZ Du not lurn bac! ulwn mu are 11121 dl 1he goal Olwe Mavze Peach OLLIE Luul une and u1sd11111 ls yours Gladys Ruth Remhmdt RLTH lla 1 Il lung lesson ln llllllll ltx uanzta Ameha lvIcClam J LIANITX' V' 111 11111 11111111 rhe wooing urvly 11111 11111 1001111 the 1l'ilIV1iFlH.- ' 1 X I N f .V XXI up JU 1' j WIIIX' 1 1-' ,!::1fN-J 00' 11111 W 1111111 0 m W Rothhaaf J xc 11 111111 Ill 11111111111 1 1111 11111sc111111L ohn E S1h1oede1 J XLIX T111 scCr1I of SllCltX8 lx 1a11sI1z11C1 to pl1rp11s1 ohn P Stephen jxc 11 Leu 111 UIIDIIIIIII., ts a 111 1113! Harm Thomas Schultz HEN H1 shall r1111 them 111111 ll T011 111 zron Rox B Sulhvan SULLY There are nurse, o1111p11Iz1111s 111 thu uorld than uhng a uomarz s pulse Anna Mae Trwon Arxlxx MAE Watch thy step 1111 th1111 tr1 Ill upon arzolherb 11111 ohn Kenneth Sexauer BLD Muna hath charms to sooth a sauzge breast 11111 I' Sllllblltil lll P 91111 11111 rm I' N1 hultl R -Xnn 1 H111 111011 Bettx M Thomas BETTY L QILVX ITIIIII 1111111 FII' Ill I I 1011.6 Selene uha Vvabu SEI ENE 1111 1111r111 r11111r11x 1111 merll Harm L Wallate BLD good 111111 puwwwev Il 1 1117111 11111 lx SPX 1111 1 Betty 'NI Tl111m.1s SCICIIP I Walrlck Harrw I V lll 1111 Harold H Weyanfl Richard J Wallace 1 lr: e Ruth Edna W1lS0n RUTH Nuzreu lx the reuunl 0 perm! D J W1 ock mee Ruth Fwlnd Wil on XI I 71mm9rmann MUT1Cl 8671718 ZITYLTYLCTTVLKITITQ MURIEI lun! In the mlelllgent or under standing CP W- Z iv Lloyd 0 Wlblf Q- Lloyd O Wzble BUD The grezt mzml knows the pouer of gcnllenece Harold H Wevand H-KDIE Tle rule o mv he 1 l make pleasure my bunness Ruhard I Wallace MOBY DICK uuys ze the bw! Charles S Zerler CHUCK 'llmrl mines matter Dorothea I Wzllock DOT Beauty ls truth truth beauty 15 3. ef , f . AA- I ' . . ' f ' ll . 31 El r , 1 ,, crm-1.-S S. '.-'l-r 2 l 2 1 1 f 1 'S 0 ' E The opinion of the strongest al- . 5 A . , - ,h y - -4 H f 5 K., U . . ll H' ' S H D Q 9 A , S E A . . . ' vs E za - ' 19 - - E . . , . I3 June Class Hzstory The june Class of 19w2 ls the largest graduatmg class 1n the hlstory of Carnck H1gh School Its members have all fought together worked together and played together for so long that they are lxke a large happy famxly L1ke the February class they came to Carrlck when they were yet 1n the grades and so when they became freshmen they were fam1l1ar w1th the1r surround1ngs and had a good start The freshman year passed uneventfully ASld6 from the excltement of becommg real h1gh school students and the novelty of the thlng no thr1lls were felt The sophomore year as1de from seemg the ranks swell to enormous proportlons passed calmly by The class held an annual p1cn1c was duly trans ferred to the senlor assembly and Oth6fW1SB deport ed 1tself IH a manner fittmg to sophomores The class was r1ch 111 athletes Dallas Threnhauser Frank Lewxs Taras Chandoha James Fassmger joe Verscharen Earl Metz and numerous others began to take part 1n the athletlcs of the school 1n a b1g way and later they all bisame famed as promlnent athletes of the school In the1r jumor year the class c0nt1nued lfl the ac t1v1t1es IH Wh1Ch they partlclpated the prev1ous year They also began to branch out soc1ally A jumor Prom was held 111 C0lIjllI1CIl0I1 w1th the JUITIOI' A s a class PICHIC was held part1es were enjoyed and the students deported themselves generally as l1vely hlgh school jL1l11OI'S do The cllmax of the year was the wonderful out1ng ln South Park Thls event wh1ch was sponsored by the ACt1V1t1CS Councxl of the school was a huge success The students frollcked to the1r hearts content Mush ball QUOIIS real games and danclng furnlshed the amusement of the p1cn1c The vthole thlng was crowned by a d1nner Wh1Ch served to appease the ravenous ap pet1tes The followmg September at the1r first class meet mg wh1ch was held ln the aud1tor1um 1n order to accommodate the large class they chose the1r class offrcers Dallas Threnhauser as1de from bemg an excellent student and an athlete of note became class presldent Earl Metz was honored wlth the vlce presxdency Dav1d Rees assumed the OEICC of treasurer and LOIS Amlgh became class secretary Mr Dean and MISS Thompson were chosen as class sponsors . ,, . . 1 1 1 ' S 1 s a I a l , . s 7 ' 5 7 Q Y 1 3 5 V' ' b s , . , ' - - - A - ts Q -a V S 1 9 ' Q , . . . ., . - a 1 1 Y . . , 1 S Q 3 x t Y - 1 9 7 , . June Class Orgamzatzon 1' 1 1111 1 1111111111 r 1 1 L 1:11 M 1 rt L A1111 1 1 1111 1311111 R COMMITTLLS CN 1 Q P1111 C111111111ztee Vx 111 t1111 Ymum M ll Emmx 1x1t1Lr1111 111111111 11111 C111 L11 1 1N1t111111 Fmmlx JXX1 111 Lrmznzzttcp XVa1t r 1.0 11111111 r R11111 D.111111r MlFt11L 5111 r1111r mr L11 1 S1111 1 XX 11111 M1 ur 1 B1r1 111 Bgrxxyn Ex 111 W1111 1111 T11L3I11I7mK7Il Rc11xrt sPI'r.I11i1u Rm 1 md 1171 Cf17l177llff6L A1111 MLlYIW11X 111tt3 13urtc111 LI111lI1 M1111 1111111 111111 111 111 Sxxut Scmal C177U77llIfL6 Fr11111 H111 1rt111r LJUI1l1k1 111 1 C11rtr1111 NX at 1-.tty 61111111 011.1111 V r 1111r I1 111111111 Curnmzttec Ruth M111 1 111 H111111 Hlffk B111111r1d t1 M r 1N1lLT CCJ77l77l1fILC Lnor R1111d L I1 H1 Ruth Q1111 111 C 11111 1111 HX 1 lf L B111 1 1111 111 1. 11 cs 11' 13.11114 T1 ' 1. +1 Vicc 11 651.1111 '1 1 c : Sc: c .1ry 1115 Q1 Trcgs 'r 1 ' css J1L.N, -1 A , I, 'L 1 . , fi , .11 'S ' 111' A1511 11 Q Q1 VU 1' , Q Q Q ' ' 1 2 .Ia c 1,1 14 ., ' cj V. 1 4: Altc 1 '1'11d 1 '1 s , 5 1 15 L R '1. C14 CI' 11 1' zu, 4 ' ' gz ' K L L 5 3' js' c5'1c 1 .Ia Q 2 ' 2 1' 1' gc R11 .1 ll S1Q11.L!' 1:11115 15411194 Ll. , . ' gc Q5 jg1111's F11ss111g1:r -I 1 Jewell . it 15111111115 11 111155 F1 11 Hx'I111u'I' TN4. x1-lI1' XX'1'r11c1' 1x14 1.1111 H'1'xx'1.i14 4 1111 13Q1r11cx N1 . 11x'c11 K7 10, I I ' X. f WW an ve- 1 , x V 55 x I S ri E Threnhauser ff? wwwfew Dallas E 'Tlwenhauser DKL Popularzly 15 uon by ment Earl R Metz REDS A good rcputauon LS more valuable lhan money Dorotlw E Anderson DOT Lzttle vazd ls soonest mended Lozs Gould Amrgh LOIS .She moves a goddess and she looks a queen Hang B Bambndge H B x0flTl7lg succeeds llke success B Barton Barnes BUD Hzs own character LS arbzter o ezerwones fortune Davzd Rees D AVE Worth malfes Ihe man . N Ear R Nletz D E Ander on IOIS Gould Amlgh H B B31l'lbI'ltlgC B Barton Barnes Alice Elzzabeth Bqrch eld BARCHIE The uell true ull zs ln l ut ztselj Charles E Barrantr CHICK Oh' or a orty parson Pouer Rose Anne Barrantl T3 Rose Still are the thoughts to memory dear Daud Ree A E Barchfeld Barrantl A Barrantl .S with El 18 Bell Anna G Bowen Sara Br-lca tro Wxlllam Bohn D Phwlll Brown Atlrene F Blmd REINE futr and so fly goes Lois Bredmch SCH UBBS Ulllgence ts the mother of good E L I Beczkow lu fortune Irene F Bland Low Bredmch G Albert Buehler G Albert Buehler Patzence ts the best remedy for trouble Fl le -X Berge Elsze A Berge EI SIE They are nezer alone that are companzed by noble thoughts Elite Bell ELSIE To bear ts to conquer our ate Anna G Bowen ANNE Great thoughts come from the heart Sara Belcastro S ALLY Nothzng endures but personal qualmes Wtlliam Bohn BILL Obedtence 1 the hey I eterx door D Phyllas Brown PHYL Push on keep motmg Edwm L I Becz ous 1 BESS Leate no stone unturnea' Anna E Burnett Anna E Burnett ANNA Silence zs the best resolne Esther Mane Burr ESTHER Ufflament of a quzez spzrzl Rzchavd G Carney DICK Oh uhy should lzfe all labor el Nfa-ry Eluzabeth Burton BETTY A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Taras Chandoha TAR Zealouv but modest ' Vernan Cowan VEKNE 'None but hzmeelj can b ze parallel M1 Idred M Carberrw MILLIE Be rulezl by time the 1l4lV8Sl coun- scllor of all. .fx X Iv ther Meme Burr Rlchml C Farms Marv F Burton T'1r1 flmndnhu Y em 111 low Nffan Stuart Clements TOOTS The lIf'5l llIl71g9 are lhe mmf zz ffcult Ehzabeth Cnug EIIZMXBETH puff: llm mlrrnr ff ll VIII Helen Currx HLIFN S,y1t. 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Helen furrs .Z 1 Um 1 1 1 114 OIWXXH 111 PI 1 I Ruth W En RL THIE N111 Nhld ed H E lv x11111RL11 'ff 111 llNIlfIl ll 'Vial Emevx QREETS ur 111 11r 111,11 pnszfmn p fl 111 111111 urergctzr' I lj J, ml Heian G Dubbms H KERRY 1 s 1 111 111111 for 11 s 'Vfune A Ewfitlen N1 XRII Illllgd 1 5r1r 1 Ga tmde K D11 mf lx 1 111 zu fl Ille urzt I 11 ltllll ll Yllllllll II Robevt A En elhmdt RUB 11111 11 lfll ll 111111 111 wlruzc Al cmse Emlme bP XRXH 11 IX 1111c1 1 1 1111111 Bgmm XX EMM Ruth une Dlnnev 111 R Harm x11 ff' M7177 111r 1 1 g IU' f 'f ' Z1 UF 11 I' ames I Fassmger IM Measures not men haze aluays been my mark Alexander Felegy ALEX Persuaszon tzps hzs tongue when ever he talks john Gaydosoma I JOHN Tzs not the whole of lwe to we Ray A Fnsch FRANKIE Most people judge men only by success or by fortune Howard A Geyer HUTS W' ell tzmed szlence has more elo quence than speech ames M Golden IM Speech ls :ther stlence Ls Golden Leila Fulton FRENCHIE It is a thornless rose we see. Alexander Feleffw J Caydosovlcx Jr -5 x.! ay Fnsch A Geyer James M Golden Ruth Mary Gnbson RUTHIE The Stars that haze mort glory hate no rest Gertrude Gothe GERTIE You can nener plan the future bv e past jane Hahne JANE Knowledge is ffwfe than equim- lent to force. Lella Fulton Ruth Mary GlbS0n Gertrude Cothe Jane Hahne Frank Hlllmrlner Jann-4 C. lsaues 4 . . , lfvn lfiflfy' ls so rich as honesty' Fran Hzllvartrler FRANK., A smlle ls uorlh a dozen groans ln any market Margaret I H erwick Mar 'm-t lIf'lAWAlIlx .. PEGGY vo. A. Howe, , . Never leave till Lamorrow what you can do today. George A. Howe, Ir. 'LGEORGEN Truth is always the .strongest argu- ment. Frank G. Hensler Frank Henslvru- If HPR.-XNK hllwn Howarth never fail who die in a greal cause. Elbert Howarth UALH Doris A. Hlller , Donn Exarnplf' is always more efficacious than preceptf' Bill Huber BILL james Chisholm Isaacs Rf.1,.-rt' C. min, Doris .-X. Hiller Bill llulmr Gwfgc J. Jansen l'1.UKE hfjnrl is zcilh lhrm- who pr'rw1-wp. Nfl man nj cnnflrlent !unmrmu,'S.', George I. Iarwen : SWEDEN Robert G. Heath BOB - w 'Tfulh is the highest thing a man . 1 , g v - . . .1 can AWP-l 'larvefy IH the spzce nf Ilya Derlund Johnston JM gf' Derland fohrzston J HDERQY 'cya path of roses leailx to glory, Emil F. Kehr 'AMES' A tableau in itself rerealedf' Katherine I. Klarner HKITU She serres to brighten all our rlaysf' Dorothy M. Kiefer UFUSSYU ulflzat is lovely nerer dies. Earl Edward Klein EDDIE 'There is no tree in all the grove, but has its charmsf' Lucille F. Laffey Lou 'Studious of ease and fond of 'u mble things. Alfred Kirschman A'corToN Cold doth not always glilrerf' K. .l. Klurne-r rf, IT Emil l . Kehr Dorothy M. Kiefer Earl lfiiw. Klein Lucille F. Lufley Norbert Kotlarz UKNOBBYH ':Hv speulm afler the manner of men. William Lang Blu, i'Many things are lost by not asking for them. Edna Mae Lanz EDDIE A true friend is always a friend. Alfred Kirschman Norbert Kotlarr Williani Lung Edna Blue Lanz X I - . vzxxx l'I1z.1bPth NI Iewl VC ilter lochmllle r Fdward Lew: E NT Ieppl 0 F lflpo Norman D Iowll Dae E. Lux Thoma E Lloyd Rlemrfll Iuffx Ethel Cawolme Lezpold lcurne ornament pro ounrl Ilmuglzl x Norman D Lovell IOVE Ixnoulezlgf bzlzzml ll f l mee Dale E. Lux : SOAPYN He 1' fII7I,li1l'IllY therefore uvlrtlry. Frmk H lewl F1'anlgH Lewzs FRANK A man lS Anoun by hzs achzeze YIILIIIS Ehzabezh M Lew1s BLTTY Vlclllfv IS a llzuzg nj the uzll Walter Loclvmzller LOCK D1 llflllllfi are thmgs that show u fmt mul an Edward Lewzs Hz: Hlflli are hzgh tho rom humble heart Thomas Ellsworth Lloyd LLOYD One country one consluutzon and one destiny Rzchard George Lu y DICK lflt IS the val! o comerxatzon Elzzabeth M Leppzg BETTY. 'Tis good lo be merry and cheer- ful. Robert 'NI 'Nhmula Robert M Mamula BOB Not by years but by dzspowzzzon uzedom acquzred L Il NI 'Nl t Lzlllan Mane Mantz 1 mn in 7 LL Fxelwn N0 legacy ze as rlch as charm Evelyn Maxjield A merry heart gow all the a Ruth V Marstellar T R Y Wlarctelar Those who thznk gonern rl e X Wqltef S MHZUV wbo tozl NX W 11111 D Walter Stanley Mazur XX A G M CO gnes c rmm FIRP flltam the urzaltaznabll u nz! ZN zconzlcrozulw em Wzlma D Mezse No 1 man F Merce1 WILMNX NORNI There Ls an her soul a sympazhy d I ze aluuu hzs uawn to learn for soun Stanlex W 'Vhlle V1ctorH Matson T QQUIRREIS VI C B1 the unrl one hnozu the uorl Wo man Ls ever une by chance man H Nlatson r 4 G McCormick Nmman F 'Vlercer Ntmlew W Muller ,M -' ' 95 K4 7V Al I' I s r , . .l ., . El , .. U' 5 X ' EV E c r D ll as E X I . . y. 5 XX Y . 5 X. u .. , : X . Is' . ,D A 5 1, 1 ' , . S S! , we . L l 11 1 1 1 . WALT X ,, k , X .1 H E H - ' I M E l V, . , . . X. . A . I, 7 J ' D E -' . 4 I T .Y ' ' . . ,' - l' 9, ' as 4 1? P' Zlta Kay Nllllr-r A1106 Natharnel John B O horne- Joseph Peel 'J' Cldld F Vlurller Bc-lx 'Nu lnum Ruth A Horse R G 'Vlederberger C R Patterson Allce Nathamel ALICE gm note among the sunbeams olm Bovard Osborne JACL lthe a mzghty ooh up to the s joseph Peel Jon Nothing is impossible to industry. ' Alice J Nll1rDl1W Alwe I Murphy AI ICE The noblest mznd the best con tentment has Clara Elene Mueller C LARA 4 good nanu ts ba tter than rlches Bettv Nussbaum NUZZY Illllllf ts second nature Ruth A Morse RUTHIE A rose L5 sweetest Ln the bud R Grace Nledcrbcrg GAY Joy rzses zn her ltle a summer 7710071 Camzlla R Patterson BABE The sun lS hzd behtnd a cloud Zlta Kay Mzller ZEE 'In her tongue is the law of kind- VICSS. A Peglow Marie Alma. Peglow PEG My PY65 rnalrg pzctu res when they re shut Carmella A Peters CARMELLA qpeech ts the merzl of the soul Vtrgmw. M Poeller CINCER Good characler ull! come lo Itght Dorothy M Peterson DOT And took for truth the test ndzrule Robert Powers BOB Wlsdom li better than rubzcs Cora Prosser PROS Facts are stubborn thzngs Grace M Pfusch GRACE Cold wisdom waiting on super- fluous folly' A Peter xlfgllllld M Pfwllm D M Peterson Robert Power Cori Prower Donald Wm Prtce DON Far from the nzazlzlenmg cruzuls zgnoble strzfe Earrzestj Readshaw ERNIE Far of hzs crown does shzne : Franczs H. Rebarmck FRAN A 501 answer Iurneth away u ralh. Grace M Pfusch Donald Wm Price Ernest J. Readshnw F. H. Rebarnick Pr IPI' Ru N rl Rl e f- Iaul P erl Roe er Frank C Rode BLD Lol Ruth Roller frank f ode NI Sauerlrurper Nellie NIM- qvhenk llmt glzllers uni gold Martha Sauerburger DEDE The happier Ihe 117718 llze flllllllf ll puiws Nelhe Mae Schen NEII ls he not pawzng luzr Peter Roberts BLONDIE Do good ly Nltllllll and lnluxlz lo md ame Alexarzdrza E Rlsttch ALEX 4 rllr Laltrlor runmmfnrls Lli'Ll Charlotte Ida Rose r H XRI OTTE lfzsdom IS only ound ln truth janet Eleanor Reach J KN Too lou thev bullzl that butld neatlz the stars Esther Loutse Roessler 4nd all are joyous uzth her Arme R Sauers AIN N The deepen fuer: jlou uzth e lust xrlllllll Lozs Ruth Reber ln ezerylhmg ue must convuler the end ,F A 'lf'- ' I ' 9 x f l -W .-X. E. 'slich ' , ' A f1ll1U'll7II I. R01 A to ,.,- IT! 3 x.'.,f.a, E1 A, .. E ,, f . .,, , I ' 1. 3 S' ' I ' ' bg. Esth .. Fil Q ij' Anno R. Suuers E l E HES-1 , HAH , Q. .Q . N1 . L 2 .. 5 .- l 4 b. th ,F .. , . . . V In I 5 ll Q ... r. L. R ' .. 2 A A or .. , ., 'K ra L0 -- K - - A F-9 in I K QL4, El: alvetlz K Sthuar BETTY Great ls truth and II1lt,lll,l abate all thmgs Olwe Catherme Schwarz OI I IE Beauty tv vlan zlecp 1 11 5 deep vaymg E Laczlle Selleqg SELLERS Her l1I18'Cfl71gIll9ll6ll laughter f the slam Charles E Shafer CHUCK There 1.5 alzcau sa ety lrz zalor Florence E Shearer FLO The deed rs everythmg but glory naught ames L Smlgoutz SINKY A Cormthzan a lad of mettle bfrlte boy Evelvn Ann Scott EVIE The slleru countenance often speaks. 3 Ollxe C Iuc f Charle E Shafer I- F Shearer I e I Smko Betty F Shzrley BLONDIE For who has ever rlevpzsed t e ay 0 small thzngx' Ruth Slater SLATER Frlends are better than rrches E Robert L Spren le BOB Honesty is the best policy. Evelyn Ann Scott Betty F Shlrley Ruth Slater Robert L Sprenkle T x 11111 ll' I-I l uld Sllllrw 1 lqffnrml SVNPIXNI N rl ll 5 I rl NI Swevlmm m 1 Anna 'VI Summefs B11 I Y N11 Hllglllllf Illlll 1 Dolores Tauano TEE ffl 11 dur 'W zlliam Tlwvnpson B .1.Y 1111 x 9111 Sxdnex Stuaft QYD 1 1 111 Ill 1 x uorld to IIHIIH Lula Smllev IUI A 5111 1111111 tllll can Cl: o-rd Suextzer CI Fr H1115 cumcrsatwn zs 1111 their nes Alben H Stenger Qovn food characlcr ulll come lo Izghl Howard M Sweenex SXVEENEY '1I1NlLCf P718 lil 0716 140171 Al1ce A Thomas ALICE 1111111 !1gI1IllXl lmpe und ask unlz 1 r r Nfawaret Stemmzller M.xRcARhTA' 'lY11l1l1' l ' ' ll: Hd 1111 1 lp ll- ' , 11'1r:1'r in all IVIHCQ. X nw l' mm Marx Tlwrnpsrm NlXR'1 I I ill Illl HISKI I 4 l11x tfllflllllllfl Ruth Trams RUTH All 11111115 001111 rouml to IIIII Il Ill zu but uazt Claudm L Wallace AUDY Tm 1 the slzorl o tl oseph Versclrarerl UIQ Inn o It uurm are IC ul men Stanley Welfer ST KN mg IX Um rl na omg other Marx ane Werner PEGGY Etery Sour has zzc mee! Lzerx eul zz: good William S. Wagner BILL' Erery wise man s son 110111 knou' imf R 1 FTHIN lllllll L W1 loceph VPFQCll8IY'll btanlev VC elfer 'X ITN lme Werner Gertrude L Werts GERTIE T111 gods lool, 111111 aznr upon Nllplflllf bum!! Albert E Wetlrlz Ur tlzlzr nun mer! 171011 men un rlunzln. Alex Jonomc 'Sm S WHQIIEF CPrtrurlP l 7 Albert F Wetlmll Alex Y IIJOIIONIC' Irma E Wllllanm Robt B Wllllanls Hnwwrd Wllrne Wm ton NI YOCUIII Vu, Helen W Irtz BX. IQ? 21 Irma E Wzllzams IRM A wzllmg heart adds feather the heel Howard Wllmes WILMES A pleasing person L5 a o Robert B WIllIams REDS It takes a wzse man to dzscover a llfl5e man Wmston W Tocum WIN Whose words all ears take cap me Helen Wrrtz IRISH Her url mahes others ultty In M emorzam Helen M eussner Sleep that no pam shall wake N1ght that no morn shall break T11 joy shall overtake Her perfect peace Chnstma G Rossettu I know thou art gone to the home of thy rest Then why should my soul be so sad7 I know thou art gone where the weary are blest And the mourner looks up and IS glad I know thou has drank of the Lethe that flows In a land where they do not forget That sheds over memory only repose, And takes from IC only regret Thomas Kzbble Hervey John Jewell Semor B Orgamzatzon 1933 Pr 1dLr1t Wllll U11 Clo Vue Pre ldpnt Wllll lm Brmun gler Ury Dorothy Lldlcy Tru ur r Elmer Nush Sponsors M1 Elhlly B Wll on M um B Hurt Commlttee for the Eehruxry Im Boar Rude Commzntee Burton jirrett Chawman Ru sell Frefmr Helen Barllar L1ll Blerer john Wllllam jmct Coltcry ahn Thomas Coe Thomas Bramwcll PllbllClf'N Commlttee Preston Swope Chawman Charle Eld Dorothy Kohler Harold Neff AVIS Erwlcrt SOC1Cll Commntee Doli MHltVlCh Chawman janet Mae Stevens Ted Olnhau cn VIIQIHII Schlender Wllllam Bohtho Rmg and Pm Commlttee Edward Kustus Chawman Thomas Evans Dorothy Nelson Cvv.org,e Sehult tr 1 Catherme Wllllamson Morro Commzttee N1 lbel Dr1 oll Chairman Elmer Wrllxam Edlth Hermmv Joe Nuxhxum Ruth Kr rm Flouer and Color Committee M mdk Ss.hauhfClm1rman Audrey Cl lu Joe Mum jo A hhurn john Scch Class Plax Committee Edu. 1rd Bl meh ml Chaxrman Clara S h urm Ol a Shahatura Mir lr t Dux Alh rt 9 hu lrt ,. cs ' ' 2 ss s ' 2 1 , X Q . cg ' f 1 I .N C . . .- x' 'ss . 's r. ji 's . s C ' A 1 x f Q55 A- 'B . on Clr- . K , 2 , s- ,r a K . .X ,. 5 2 1. ' V L 1 Y i A ,Q , 5 . N, ' ' . - , , , S M . . , 1 1' ' :Q ezsj . 1 2 ' SC 7 . , S . . CJ 5 :sz c 2 Y . . 1 I S 3 ld'-5 c s 'z 4 'Q - . c c Q ,. Q 1 1 . zgzc z's cpu: Semor B Class Roll jane Ahrenholtz joseph A hburn Albert Bald aut Helen Banlar Harmer Beegs L1ll1an Blerer Marle Binder Edward Blanehard Wllllam Bohtho Thomas Bramvtell W1Tl13Ul Braun Sldney Carpenter Ersll Castello Bertha Chermak George Chapman jane Clark Audrey Claus W1ll1am Closs Thomas Coe anet Coltery lhn Ethel jaek on Dorothy Ladley Earl Langhurst Edward L1ps DOIHIIIIL Luerdx Dola Malevleh Eugene Martln Blair MeElheny Joseph Mxue Vletor Monaeo Dorothy Nelson Harold Neff Elmer Nelsh joseph Nussbaum Alberta Newbould Ted Olnhausen Walter Rogfe George Rhodes Anna Roslek Maude Sehlub , , , S s S' , . , D 2 E I I Y D P I I - C Y Y -Q Q X .. 1 .I 3 , , , I I b 'I' f 5 'Q . - 'z 0 Margaret Davis Clara Schcuri11gfr' ' z 1 1 a ' e 1 ' 2 3 ' uw - V1 Y ' s 1 D , C e . K - , .1 N' Y S PI 7 -1 J 5 - 5 I . l .1 - . .K s. . - Q. H . 1.4 3 1 .Y V jaek Dett1s John Dlugosh Margaret Donovan Mabel Drlseoll Dorothy Ehmer Charles Eld Ph1l1p Elsey AVIS Englert Mmldred Erbe Mary Evans Russell Fleger Edlth HCDDIDW Edward Hlzer My ron Hulse Burton Jarrett john Klose Ida Kmeht Marle Koenlq Dorothy Kohler Ruth Kren Ceeella Kuen lg Edvxard Kustu V1rg1n1a Schlender Albert Sehwart George Sehultz john Seeh Olga Shabatura Kxehl Smith Janet Mae Steven Edvs ard Svt an I reston Swope Carmen S henk Nexl Trout Wlmfred Ty Hard Allce Whltworth ames Wallace Helen Wledenheft Earl Wrld lohn Wlll11H1Q Elmer Wxlllams Catherme W1ll1HmSOD lames Wolfram Freda Wflght f vf SV 'flmxw g f , f If , 2 ti iniiiv5 5 V 5- :TQ 1 fgfk , QMS 47 ', L ff hMW '- ll'-J i V , - ,YY LV, D '. 57, Q ' A i 'YS ' lg N ' X E - ,- ' L , , w ' N , fx A um C X X v qi Y f, X ' X vi 9 . V M S ey: - .A xA A K sg ,H ' N f Q' re f - -s pb X if '19 ' x X gp It S x , Y ,H , J - 3, Y J W Q f 8' ' 1 X 1'-nj ., A ,, O 4, . , X - JH X W' V15 asv The Catrzckter Staff Edltor ID Chlef Mal Emery AKCIHIC Edltors Betty Burton OIIVC Peach Art Edl ors Ruth Morse Martha Sauerburger Margaret Herwlck Mary lane Werner Llterary EdltOfS Anthony Martuccl james Golden Features Ahce Barchfeld Charlotte Perry Sports Noble Greaves Helen Dobbms Clubs Derland Johnston Allce Thomas Busmess Manager Earl Metz Clrculatxon Managers Edwm Beckowskl Donald D1Ck1HSOH Photography Robert Sprenkle Harry Bambndge Typlsts janet Relch Helen Curry Ehzabeth Leppxg Zlta Mlller Faculty AdVlS6I' Isabelle B Harms 'r Victor Matson e 6 Q The Cartzckulum Staff The wst semester The second semester Ed1tor m Chlef Mane Hamel Myron Hulse Associate Edltor Mary Thompson Busmess Manager Betty Thompson Dorothy Ladley Exchange Ed1tor Myron Hulse LOIS Chrlsten Make Up Ed1tor Norman Lovell Norman Lovell Features Marcella Hummel Ruth Nxckel Eugene Holland George Kennedy Head Reporter Dorothy Ladley Marcella Hummel Boys Sports Edltor Walter Loehm1ller Walter Lochm1ller Glrls Sports Editor Lula Stllley Lula Stxlley Mane Peglow Mane Peglovt Newsettes Ed1tor Ruth Jane Danner Donald DlCli1DSOH Barton Barnes Jumor Reporter Betty Anderson Cartoonxst james Cowan James Cowan Assembly Reporter Marlon Lonv Marlon Long Domlnlc Lucldx f ' . . . n U Taras Chandoha Student Actzvzty Counczl The most outstandmg and most lmportant orgaruza non of Carrlck Hlgh School IS the Student ACUVIIY COUHC1l It IS a selected group of students and teachers that supervxses and Hnances all school func tlons and awsts ID all act1v1t1es that concern the student body The Student Actlvlty Councll as the name lmplxes 15 handled entlrely by representatlves of the student body the teachers actmg only as advlsers who make SUggCStlOl'1S and render assistance ID all school pro jects The Councxl sponsors the well known Ac t.1v1ty Tlcket system by whlch a student may gam admlttance to or take part ln all school sports class plays partles actlvltles and TCCCIVC subscnptlons small sum of S3 00 Representatlves to thls councll are outstandmg puplls chosen from the varlous classes wlth the ap proval of the teachers In tl'11S way only the select and actlve students take part 1n regulatmg the school affalrs The faculty advlsers for the Council are hose teachers who sponsor major school I-ICUVIUCS The offlcers of the orgamzatxon for the first semes ter were Pres1dent Frank Hlllgartner Vlce Presl dent Munel Zlmmerman Secretary Lella Fulton Treasurer B111 Closs The second semester olflcers lnclude Pres1dent Frank Hlllgartner V1ce Pres1dent John Grabowskl Secretary Lexla Fulton Treasurer, W1ll1am Closs H A . . ., ' . . s Y I I I 3 3 Q to the Carrlckulum' and ' Carrlckter for the , , t . . . , Q : ' , ' 5 D l , S , Q . V I 3 1 4 , I I s 1 Q A ' i Secretarzes Club Activity Period every Wednesday 15 a sort of soc1al period for commercial students who belong to the Secretaries Club Th1s IS the time when they get together and d1scuss some of the problems they have encountered during the week in their classes 111 the office and in the work room Miss Wilson their sponsor makes the club very interesting by suggest ing helpful remedies for all difficulties encountered in the week s program of work One of the important tasks performed by the girls IS the issuing of the daily absentee list and the bul letin They also mimeograph tests and outlines for the teachers 1n person This work although not really a club act1v1ty 1S discussed in the meetings since all of its members take Office Practice for training 1S invaluable to the students in their future life ID the business world One of the club periods last semester was spent on a tour through the Bell Telephone Buildlng down town Several meetings were spent in entering in to the d1scuss1on with her suggestions or CfltlClSm since it IS the ambition of each member to become a capable stenographer The officers of the club for the Hrst semester were President Katherine Lahr Vice President Juanita McClain Secretary Treasurer Anna Henk Tho e for the second semester vxere Prcs1dent Alice Murphy Vice Pres1dent Lois Amigh Secretary Treasurer Helen Werts ' 1 T . . V. I . I . Y I 4 I 'A I 1 1 , ' 1 , , . which they receive a regular class credit. This 1- . . , . 3 . . , . g f , ' . sf l . , I I , , Z , A 1 , . The Carrick Band The Carrlck Hlgh School Band now boasts of a membersh1p of forty students Under the able leadershlp of Mr A A Hart these members have labored earnestly and untlrlngly to glve the Band IIS present xmportance The Band formerly a club has been changed to a regular class havlng daily rneetmgs and recelvxng cred1t 1n the same manner as other classes At these meetmgs vanous mterest 1ng and dellghtful compos1t1ons are studled and played by the ent1re orgamzatxon The Band takes an 1mportant part 1n student ac t1v1t1es first by playmg rnarchmg and maklng for mauons at football games and other sport events, second, by entertalmng the students w1th penodlc assembly programs It 1S the alm of Mr Hart to present annual spr1ng concerts to show the non' members of Carrlck Hlgh the ine work and accom' pllshments of the Band W1th Lula Stllley as Drum Major, thus group, 1n the1r blue and gold capes and hats, makes a very lmpresslve appearance and does much to uphft the commun1ty's op1n1on of Carrick Hlgh School muslc Q W- H 1, sg . ' , ' iq wf 1 iff' ' j. ,W 4 . l l - 2 1 s 9 ' The Carrzck Orchestra The Carnck Hlgh School Orchestra was organlzed ln 1924 by Mr Lyons The followmg year the work was taken over by Mr Mcllroy and smce then has been under h1s dxrectlon Smce 1tS ongm the orchestra has been an actwe orgamzatzon IH CHfflCk Hlgh School Under the dxrectlon of Mr Mcllroy 1C has greatly 1mproved ln the last year The Orchestra furnlshes mus1c at the presentatlon of the class plays operettas assembhes and com mencements of the school In an assembly program on March 4th the student body was entertamed as well as mstructed by a de llghtful lecture on the emxnent composer joseph Haydn by Percy Scholes Members of the Semor orchestra who 3.SSLSt6d Mr Scholes by demonstrat mg the method of composlng elaborate orchestral composmons from slmple tunes lncluded Earl Wxld pxano Vallxe Washner plano and vlolm Norbert Kotlarz v1ol1n W1lma Me1se vlola and james Isaacs cello . ' s ' 1 1 s 1 f 1 , . s s 3 S 3 1 y a 1 , . The Stage Crew The Stage Crew co sponsored by Mr RObb1DS and Mr Mathlas IS one of the most lmportant clubs ln the school Much of the success of the class plays and programs m the aud1tor1um IS due to thls ever worklng club These boys make scenery frames cover and pa1nt them ln the shop Once on the stage the scenes are constantly ID use and the job of shlftlng them IS glven to th1s club Furmture used IH plays IS moved and curtams are dropped by the crew Mot1on prctures 1n the assembly requlre the dropp1ng of the s1lver screen and the operatlon of the motlon plcture machme m the booth Illu mmatron affected by the llght swltchboard and the change of llghts IS another duty of thls energetic club All the help for class plays graduation exer c1ses Famxly N1ght and speclal assembly programs IS done durmg and after school tlme Very few students realize how lmportant the work of these energetxc boys IS when they s1t IH the au dltonum and watch a program move alono wlthout a sxngle error ID stage management but the smooth operatlon of every assembly act1v1ty 1s 1n the hands of the stage crew The off1cers are Davrd Rees Presldent Henry Karegr Vxce Presxdent Chfford Sweltzer Secretary and Treasurer 5 ' - - s a ' s 1 s . , ' 1 1 3 :-1 7 . , , -1 a a v The Semor A Class Play When the curtaln rose on the Senxor A Class Play The Nut Farm we were greeted wlth lovely new scenery The settmg of th1s unlque play was Holly wood the Clty of Romance lt presented a de llghtful story of the struggles of a young woman to become a mov1e star her Joy when her tests prove to be successful the efforts put forth to warn her her husband s subsequent approval the drscouragmg mterference of a young brother asslsted by a newly found frxend and through 1t all the lnfluence of motherly love Ruth Donnallys portrayal of Helen Brent was so natural that one would never suspect the role of be1ng an unfamllrar one Wasn t rt just kllllng the way she practlced her w1les on her husband Robert Brent fAlbert Flsherj and won h1m over to her Ezra Shscomb assumed hrs role of farmer so well Helen McRone as Ezras charmlng daughter certamly deserves credxt for not l1v1ng up to such a name Agatha ' ' Donald Dlckmson as Clar ence B1ddeford a typ1cal author type of person provxded real comedy As Mrs Barton Salena Wablck showed a real motherly sp1r1t Hamrlton T Holland as portrayed by Clrfford R1sch was a hrewd busmess man who almost put across a bmg deal The sleepmg beauty Harold Van Horton lHarold Weyandj was the hero ofj Clarence Blddeford s play I . I Y tb 77 ' , . . . 3 ' ' ' l . , . Q . I I X 7 9 5 . . , 1 po1nt of VIEW? We wonder how Lloyd Wlble, as Q . Q ' ' . , 1 - . , -' . . u ' ' , J. f I 1 , 7 . . , 1 ' 3 I I 3 S . 1 . 1 .. . K ,.. , , . . , Famzly N zght The first blg event for the Semor B s was held Octo ber Mrd Thls was the annual performance known as Famxly Nmht A novel and fasclnatlng 1dea vxas carr1ed out 1n the form of a Spanlsh Fxesta On the stage w1th Senor Hllgartner as master of ceremonles vt ere the rhythm hand les Senorltas W1lma Melse Dolores Tavano and Helen Moss those modern Amtrlcans Itggy Luc1lle and K1t Senor Wlldt at the pxano md Carrltk Hlghs own croontrs Frank LLXKIS and joe Verscharen Much d1sturb ance was ralsed 111 the 3.Ul.llCllC6 when the wlld bull came SI'1OI't1I1g mto the arena Peace was declared 'when Berwyn Whxtelmouse Evans accordmv to an old Spanlsh custom downed the bull and vsas haxled uctor That vtas not all' In the gym were the Red Peppers who furn1shed IUUSIC tor those who tea rooms for those who cared to dxne fand who dldn t7 and tht SWIIIHHIIIQ, pool was open for those who cared to swlm fDance eat SWIITIJ Dld you c those eggs d1sappear when Kenny D1etz the mag1c1an sa1d the maglc word? We couldnt un derstand vxhat If vtas but If went somethmg llke thls Abba dahba zlngo-and whoopce la hlngo and that remmds us who could have passed up the Bmgo Stand xuth V1c Manaco as the b1g num bers man And there you have It Fam1ly N1ght Spanlsh F1esta Gctober 73rd three memories IH every Semors dlary 1-0 441 . ,D . j , , , Y . , 3 E p , , , 3 , , T C , ' 4 ' ' g 2 . ' pf ' - ', Y VA ' I . Y , . Y C5 . 7 A , Y ' V cared to danccg Rooms 5 and 6 were Spam sh H' K - . . 1 X . . 1 I li see ' Q A ' ' , Y ' ' Y . I . . . x 4 E I . N F- . . A is H - , . Y , . , 7 ... j X . .. J I E.. E H'il6E5Eke L Q LUCNLLE Tdf' I T Q wON1f'S VERCIM-QEN F LE J S TAP DANCV RS Du y S TVVANO HELEN MOSS Q7 e L ' D il 5 J Q KA H Hmlig inev-3 fMAs.E, Q af ,Al 5 4, CWi' -X X Senior Proms FEBRUARY LLASS When' anuary 15th Where? Keystone Athletlc Club What? The Senlor Prom Well folks It vxent off wxth a bang that Senlor Prom and what a tlme' Pretty girls handsome boys beautlful dresses, pleasant sponsors 1nd L perfect orchestra' What more IS neeessary for U1 enjoyxble even1nq7 As the soft IHUSIL florted from the IIISUXIIDCIIIS of the Tovyn Trttlers Orehestrx flO0Ll1I1Q the spaelous hall vylth syneopated sounds, and grxeeful bUd1CS swayed to and fro w1th the aecented rhythm, the xxuter vt is Nlffllli' the dinee out eoneentratlnff on a report ofthe dmce for the ye rr book As th smooth gentle IHUSIC grxdually turned 1nto a snappy fox trot the yxrlter just couldnt s1t stlll Thouffhts of the year book yanlshed for the moment and she jolned Ill vxlth the general feellng of the happy croyyd and danced the nlqht away As the CVCFIIDU drew to 1 close, hippy feet departed from the floor as the1r ovt ners bxd 1d1eu and rendered thanks tor a Qlonous evenrnv to thexr sponsors JUNE CLASS The moment hnd arnved and I Vdls re rdy for the ble, nlght It was the 77nd of une 19w1, ind the lllgllf of the Semor Prom My eseort 1rr1ved and hls appearmee proved that some bL,111OI'S were Moderrl Apollo Soon we were on our wi 1, and at last vve reaehed the Key stone Athlet1e Club and were ready to sllp 1l1fO the ghdmg throne, On seated every one 111 the best ot bplfltb We ehatted xxlth them and then bee une Pdlf ot the danelnv yfroup There were sexual speenl danees on t e pro-'rims In one ol them yxe vyere surprised by benw shovvered xylth 1 host ot varlous eolored bal loons vxhleh appe1red ls be autxful bubbles md dl appeared almost ls quxekly Then too the sentl mentahsts vtere sat1sf1ed md vxe vyere left yylth only the llght of a reyolvmg erystal ball and a m1 ehleyous spot lwht and 1ll tround Us were the stra1ns ot the beautltul Klss Waltz Eaeh danee wave Us SOIDQ. nevy delwht The evenlng shpped aw ay qulekly for LllllL1I1U to syneopated ja and Llflllklllg dellerous puneh dld not ldd 1 bill and eh un to the p lSblI1Q moments At last It was tlme to le ive the Keystone Athletle Club w1th 1 dalnty xVI'LL,1'j 1nd vehyte elmee ploqrxm and mlny hippy thouvht for souyenns s I . , . . . , - V D 3 I 1 . 1 ' 7 5 ' 3 A x-5 r 1 , f 5 y 3 4 S l -W ' x . s 4 . . v f X - . ya - ' s . , .' ,' , I - . , E., ' Y . . 1 S 5 W . v-- 3 vf - 'h-I V x 1 wx -N w -3 f V re - 5 . 5 1 1 H e Q . e . , r z . X f . , , , 5 . v N I , e . A . , , I 5 , ., , K , v 4 5 I 5' - L 3 ' s . - -' s I V- s- ' s 4 I f 1 x A n T 1 x f . . -- j , . . I - w 5 A - if- ' V 5 1 . . L , S' ., , , .25 vs X- - -. s s y- s Q '- s sf , . ' ' s ' ' y every s1de were our frlcnds, some LlH.I1Cl1lg and some 3 5 3 3 x I 5 x- - - 4 4 - N f s e , . vi 3 x 5-1 x ' 1 E ' -- K ' as C . T T 1 . , . . ' s ,s vs s 1 ' s , D . . 3- 'S 3 vv - - 1 I Y H ' , .5 ' A : f ' ' u ' 4' 'Q Q sf , ,, s . , . '- , s s -s ', 1 ' 7 1 s '- ,s s -. ' -. 2 vs ,s s s y' , ' . , , ' - ,S . , I Sy - ,, . C b , I 2 - ,, , . 3 - s 3 7 3 , 3 5 - ' I E P1 ' K 'Q' r Q ' 5 ' . t .zz . - - 1 - 1 1 1 ' 5 , I .H , . -I 3 1 V 7 V 1 1 A -- 1 1 sk s 3 x - x 5 I' 4 Z ' ' x ,s 2 , , I -. - t 2 2 2 , s ' 3 ':. Aihlviurz K Z 8 N C 4- Football Season Ut all td xxolds of tonvue or pen the Qaddest are the e lt ITllQl1L hate been WllllIlCT XV1th the memory of pa t sueeebaes on the Ur1d1ron md the near attamment of that eoxeted goal the elty ehamp1onQh1p the football Qquad opened 1ts 19 1 praet1ee xxlth grett e11thu41aQm It heeame lpparent that the eompetmon for herthi 111 the hack T1 lel would he epeelilly l-teen laetvteen Zeke Weher Fluke LLXVIQ Edehe Hahn lxoehler, and Fasbmgel The hne Vs ta veell ttken eare of xuth Ver ehuen Wlllte Chmdoha Ben' Colelll S1e mon M1 ur mel Trout 111 the llI'11ellUl1I TheQe xxere luefmented hy Geeond md thlrd Qtrmv pl 15 eta mmy of xxhom had h td prevloua expenenee The hne vtork md Ullfl'l4'0'l11Q teal of Head Coaeh Lyona and Lme Coach Replovle heeame apparent 1 the season provfressed and the squad developed mto a smooth runnmg gr1d mxehme wxhobe xxork, vthlle not Qpeetaeular, left httle to he deQ1red elther III olfenae or defenae Ctrrlekb hopes soured 19 tl1e season opened wxth a 14 fl Vlelllfy over Flfth Avenue Hovtever a team muet take tl1e h1tter wlth the sweet, and tl1e power ful IVl01lOl'lUllILll Clty Hlgh behool admlmstereda 19 O defeat on the lollowmg Fr1day Carr1ek ralhed from thls defeat, SlIlCCf1t ww 1 non seetlonal game, and wlth sueeesswe tor1es over Qhver Shadys1de Academy Lmgle Perry and Allegheny onee more took the Qeld to htttle v.1th South Hllls then' old r1v1lQ for the Seetlon II elli1'11P1OI1Sl11p But hope xx IS eruahed to elrth and when the smoke ol hlttle eleared Cllllek hld heen defeated hy a o e of l For 0UlQt1l'lelll1Q lhlllly four C1rr1ek pl ayers were mentxoned on the lrew All Selloli-Ntle Team Wal laee and Weher veon Brat team pos1t1ons Chandoha a Qeeond herth and Lew1N reeelved honorahle men non Sehool lettere were awarded the follovtmq men Braun, Burfv Colella, Chandoha Fasmfver Lexu Hahn M1 ur Pel SICIHOH, Trout, Veraeharen Wallaee Weher leoehler lfe1l manaver and Brwv Holfmm and Fano manager modlned letter 1 Q- - - x . -1 1 .1 5 , - xs ' V sv i ' V 1 r - - I s 1- -- -.- V V e e , , V . ,' ' . , 1 M , e , e Q fa ze J Y , 2 , , . 1 - e . -- - 1 5 1 e X N 3 ' , 1 e , qw 1 u u- ' as w xx 'h T' e r 1 ' w x 5' xl' x I Iv 1 7 -w , -, 1 , 1 1 -4 u- x I x 1 y 1 x x x v' . YK. Y K e Q. . .. . .., 1 X- 1 , , e 1 , 1 te , 1 1, 19, 1, 1-v 1 A x I w I 3 s , 1.. , 1 5 . 1 .e .Q K 1 . , X - 1 v 5 2 ,a-M, 1 ' ' 1 2 - 'X 3 3 '. ., , , ' -,V , . 1 15a K 1 1 v 1 A 5x1 . -1 11 ,- -. a - 3 1: e 5 ' ' . ' ' fa ' -. 1 -x 1 1 x 1 , ' e e-. . , -.' ' x 5 ' A 4 N N y x A 1 1 1 1 1. , '- N ' S v . , 1 k Q . . . , ,N 1 , , . - - 1 . ,, , - , rs' ' 1 J' , 2-2 ' A . ' . ' x ' 5 ' ' 5 1 1 , . , - x' , - S L , 7 7 1 1 5 w x x 1 y. A 4 1 - 1 5 X A - 1 5 ' 1 -,, 1 . 1. M e ,. .. , 1 1 1 1 Q , . ul w :--'- 2 5 3 K 1 1 .- w F' :e I' J'7. 12 I I ' 1 ' 2 ' ' 1 ' . 3 , - '- , , ee 1 - 1 . -s v 1 x A' . I Y . , N- 1 . '- 3- ' - , 1 V ' ' W '- v 1 v 5 1' 1 1 1 . N Q 5 1: 5: ' a V 5 e V1 V 1- ws I 3 -Q 9 'L' 5 k' 5 9 I -1 . 1' e 3 -.' 4 1 ,D ' s s 1 5 1 ., , . ., ' we . ,. 1 . 4 . .x 5, . ,F HEYUM' COACH LYON5 KOE cpf .Jwre R Jm 7 XA LACL ASG? m3RG S N TROUT J VEDSCI A-'TICN 93332 U Basketball arrleks 19w1 2 basketball season opened w1th several expenenced players stxll 111 the harness Dame Fortune however chose to frown rather than sm1le upon the team and the season ended wlth Carrlck havlng won but two of slxteen sched uled league games Co ich Replogle md Captam Threnhauser worked hird to hrrng the team through w1th the usual sue very first unforeseen d1fl'1cult1es vtere encountered Early 111 the season seholastlc dlffrcultles deprlved the team of the SCYVICCS of Fluke Lewls Nell Trout Taras Chandoha and Ray Slemon The lI1 jury of Captaln Threnhauser cllmaxed the troubles The boys deserve the greatest pra1se and cred1t however for they dlsplayed a real sportsmans llke attltude when the golng was rough The lettermen were Threnhauser Lewls Metz Kehr Koehler Chandoha Geyer Howarth and McG1hbeny Carney Smkovrtz H1llgartner and Slemon reeelved modlfied letters Berwyn Evans the effluent manager reeelved a vars1ty letter Roy W1llock the HQSISIHHK manager recelved a mOdl66Cl letter Q ,s B 1 ,N . , , . . 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A .. . , I . , ' 9 ' , 7 T Y 4 , , , T : 1 D 9 i Q 7 I 3 I 3 I 3 'I ,I I 7 A Q ' t , Q 1 L 2 Gzrls Basketball In the past four years there have been numerous changes made 1n G1flS Basketball The gxrls are no longer permltted to compete agamst outslde schools However 1ntra class basketball has not been abandoned and under the gu1dance of Mrss Helen Paul the 1931 season has been successfully completed The cred1t for the Basketball champxonshrp belongs to the Semors Th1s team has captured the cham p1onsh1p for two successwe years Th1S year M1ss Paul xnaugurated a new system whereby each glfl was g1ven a chance to play on a team In each class several teams were chosen and matched agamst each other By process of el1m1nat1on the w1nn1ng team from each grade was determxned It 15111 games of th1s type that a glfl s real sportmg qual1t1es are revealed and the development of good sports mansh1p IS one of the a1ms of the athletlc depart ments The members of the IZA champlonshlp team are Ahce Barchfeld Grace Nlederberger Lula Stllley Mane Peglow Betty Readshaw Mary Thompson and Betty Rucker manager The All Star team selected by Mrss Paul IS com posed of Allce Barchfeld Chrlstme Sassano Lula Stxlley Ethel Davles Mar1e Peglow and Mane Maph1s . 1 ' . 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I . s ' 1 D . , T 5 ' 9 - , 3 7 7 , , , , . , , , , 7 1 1 , , ' x -Q5 .3-' ,+L ' xx W Soccer Season I 931 Soccer IS not a new sport 1n Carrlck although llttle has been heard concernlng It because It IS played durlng football season When IC was 1ntroduced several years ago the Carr1ck boys took to xt llke ducks to water and under the able coachmg of Mr Hurst they have produced several of the best teams 1D the Clty The season opened wlth a spectacular game w1th Shadyslde Academy The Carrmck boosters rode rough shod over the weaker Academy team to the score of J O The Blue and Gold followed thxs by defeatmg Allegheny Vocat1onal 2 O and the pow erful Cleveland Un1vers1ty School 2 1 A tle Wlth Connelly Trade School O O and defeats by Wash IDQIOII Trade School 4 1 and Pennsylvarua Instl tute for the Deaf J 0 ended the season The flashy playmg of Capteun Luffy and h1s run nxng mates H1zer and Stuart helped to turn many a defeat 1nto vlctory The outlook for the 1922 season 15 very brlght as only four players Luffy Mamula Stuart and Schafer w1ll be lost by graduatlon The lettermen are Varslty letters Luffy Car penter H1zer jenkxns Koch Mamula McElheny Schafer Stuart, and Nelsh manager MOdl6Bd letters Boden Jarrett Redman Wrlght and Blanchard asslstant manager l ' I 3 , . 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Baseball Season I 93 I In 1911 Carnck Hlgh School enjoyed one of 1ts best seasons IH th1s snort Although Coach Ly ons was unable to attend the first few days of traxmng the squad showed fme sp1r1t under the guldancc ot Mr Reploglc The boys lost only four out of ttn games played wh1ch IS a farrly good record Al though the coveted goal of the Sectlon II Cl1ll'I1P10I1 Shlp was not attalned the Carrlck moundsmen played excellent hall and dlvlded honors evenly w1th Allegheny Ollver Langley and South Hllls taklng one out of the two games played w1th each of these teams Belng more fortunate w1th Alle gheny Vocatlonal Carrlck captured both games One of the h1gh hghts of the season was the no hrt game pltchcd by Kurtz Thrs feat rece1ved a large amount of publlclty because there was but one other no h1t game p1tched by a hrgh school student m the Clty League that season It was through the re markable playlng of Carrlcks team at th1s game that the school clmched second place 1D Sectlon Il The outlook for 19 'V 15 exceedlngly hrlght slnce the team lost only three members by graduatlon The lettermen for 19 1 were Vvalsh captaln Kurtz Levus Nelderberger Threnhauser fcaptam electj Bohn Luifx K1ndl1n Prrce Kehr Mercer lman agerj Modlfied letters Kerstlnff Hahne Rhodes , ' ' . , . 1 I 1 V l I .9 . . , K -. - , , , 7 , ' - Z , 5 I 3 3 7 K 9 ' J- Y 'V I ' ' ' C 7 ' ' 9 1 1 4 ' I '3 1 5 ,Y 7 S 7 Boys Swzmmmg Team Th1s year Carr1ck was aga1n favored w1th a very fine boys sw1mm1ng team coached by Mr Wehrle The team rema1ned undefeated 1n all dual meets w1th c1ty h1gh schools One notable meet was the annual Carrlck South H1lls clash In th1s meet Carr1ck swamped 1tS I'1ValS to a score of 40 to 19 Teams defeated by Carnck th1S season 1nclude Clalrton K1sk1 F1fth Avenue W1lk111sburg Turtle Creek Langley South and South H1lls The team was very well balanced and conta1ned a few outstandmg 1nd1v1duals Evans Heath and NC1Sh successfully represented Carrlck ln the 100 yard back stroke event McGowan Bohn and Wa1te cons1stently won places 1n the 100yard breast stroke race Dav1dson Hehman Beech and Hoffman helped the team on to v1ctory by the1r splend1d efforts 1n the 50 and 100 yard free style events Johnston Carrlcks d1ver went through all the meets undefeated and won the Clty champ1onsh1p 111 fancy d1v1ng He w1ll enter the Olymp1c try outs 111 june Dav1dson was also undefeated 1n h1s faxorlte event the 220 yard free style and won for the second t1me the c1ty champ1onsh1p 1n that event , . . , . . 1 I , , 5 . 5 , 3 ' 5 i . . .. 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XX' 1 vw 11113w x 111113 11.1111 lllldfl' CllI'Y1Q1LAS 1 11' 11111- 11 1.1,-11 ll 1- x'l'l.l1I1 111-I 11114 1-3. 11 1511 1 '11'r 1.111 1'-'.11'F 11-41 111 .1111 g11.111-1 1111 111-111 '11 -r1ss 1111' Gzrls Swzmmmg Team The Glrls Swlmrrung Team of 1931 Q2 coached by M1ss Clara Waterman w1th Kather1ne Lahr as manager and Edlth M1nett1 as ass1stant manager enjoyed 1tS last part1c1pat1on th1s ye r w1th other schools Nelther the jumor or Sen1or teams succeeded rn wmnmg 1nd1v1dual champlonshlps but the Sen1or Relay team was successful 1n placmg second at the Ch8.IT1p1OHSl11p Meet held at Fzfth Avenue Hlgh School The season ended wxth fa1r success and was hlghly enjoyed by partlclpants The Jumor g1rls vvho earned letters were A Mor gan M Evans B Flsher A Stellute E Schaub and F Borneman The Sen1or gxrls who earned Varslty letters were M Powell O Undercoffer M Maphxs D Evans V Cottrell C N1ederberger L Stllley and M McCorm1ck The glrls who rece1ved modlfied letters were H Moore and B Rucker Gzrls Tenms Team Sxnce the opemng of Carrlck H1gh Athleucs have the glrls sect1on the mam sports featured are Tennls and Basketball For several years vte have been successful 1n wln mng some VICEOIIES Carrlck glrls are the holders of the cup presented by Mrs Taylor Allderdxce for sklll 1n tenn1s Among our most famous predeces sors are T1Sh Schmldt and Madge Pffe1fer Al though several of the most successful members were lost by graduauon the 1931 32 season opened Vlflth a v1ctory for Carr1ck Hlgh The 1n1t1al game played between Dorothy Englert and MISS Landerberger of Knoxv1lle resulted 1n a VICIOFY for Dorothy Under the dlrectorshlp of MISS Helen Paul the tennls team champ1ons composed of Dorothy Eng lert Dorothy Kohler Ethel Schaub and Mary Stuart Clements have completed a successful sea son 1n the annals of Carnck Hlgh Dorothy Englert deserves much credxt for her splendld record th1s year She was undefeated except for one meet wlth Schenley We must remember that IS IS not only the reputation for success that we have ac quxred but the k1nd of glrls It takes to make these records that make a good reputat1on for Carr1ck H1gh The followmg Qlfla rece1ved letters Junxor Moduied Ethel Schaub JUHIOI' Letter Dorothy En lert Sen1or Mod1fied Mary Stuart Clement Dorothy Kohler . , . . ' ' A ' 'W 'W . -3 . 3 . . 3. - D I ' A I ' a , 3 ' I ' I 7 : ' 9 ' 9 h . , . , . 9 ' 7 ' 9 ' 5 . , . . . , . played an 1mporta.nt role 1n school HCUVIUBS. In V ' ' , , . 3 , , 5 3 I , , L I , D I . . 7 , . - fl 9 - Q Y , N, 1 DQ xr 1 WY IL uh rl! N1 5-V 1 'Nl N MZDFB W1 NA 2 11' 5 1 1 x 6 i 71 if ' 24, x J li fx, 7 'iii ff Q, 1 3-N Y' .f 'ix 1 7, '-uv' .. I .-I YNXE l1'4,Ql , If ,L tl 1' bf' 5 9 1 1' lg X ,S H 115 L1 Q y , 4' 41- X' 44 1, 2 1 1 , xx J - N YR . X! 1 'ix The Cheer Up Club The enerqetlc Group of students who comprlse the Cheer Up Club of Carrlek Hlgh are representatwes ot the vfmous report rooms or the school Th1s llllddble group wls under the sponsorshlp of M155 Clor1 1 Paul durmq the Hrst semester but wis trans lerred to the gu1d mee of MISS Sevcauer 1n Febru1ry The purpose of thls Club 15 to estibhsh person 11 eontdet wlth tll students who 1re absent from the1r de ir old Alun Mater Ezeh representatlve keeps an 1eeur1te reeord of the ittendince of ill pup1ls 111 Ihelf 111d1v1du1l home rooms After 1 student 1s absent three 5UeeeSSlVe days, a Cheer Up deleglte telephones or xlslts the home of the student to 111 qu1re eoneermng h1S absence The offleers for the first semester are Ed1th Duff Pres1dent AIILL N1th1n1el V1ee Pres1dent Florence WOjtOW1fZ, Secremry Grace Kerr Treasurer M1Ss Clorn Piul, Sponsor The ofheers tor the seeond semester are Allce N1th1n1cl, P1'LSlLlLIlt Leonud Parson V1ee lres1 dent Florence Vkfojtovelt., Seeretary Suponne Sehlub Treasurer M155 Sexauer, Sponsor N s 3 1 ' s 1 ' 5 1 bs es , - ' s e I ' s ' , . , , ., , ' '. 1 L 1 X, . . , . , , , ., 1 K , 1 1 s 1 ' . -1 ' 3 ' s 1 . 1 . s e ' ' ' s-I ' s 1 1 1 . , . 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' 5, 1 , , . , The Thrzft Club The Thrlft Club and 1ts sponsor Mr Henmng are ftrm ln their convletxons that systematlc savmg 15 a hahlt that must he tequ1red ln youth Save as mueh as you can IS the slogan these worthy Crusaders htve heen preaehlng to the puplls of Car rlck Hlgh School The results are qratlfymg SIXIY per eent of the students depos1t one hundred and Hfty to two hundred dollars a week maklnq a grand total of approxlrnately seven thousand dollars a year OHILCYS and one or two representatxves from each of the twenty elght report rooms Upon the shoul ders of these representatlves l1es the responslblllty of taklng care of thelr rooms depo 1ts and mth dravuals The .um of the cluh 15 to make the students them selves responslhle for thelr hanklng and to hrmg eloser to them the lesson of thrlft The oifleers of the club are the followlng Presl dent Eugene Holland V1ce President V1rg1n1a Sehlender Secretary Maude Schaub Sponsor Mr Hennmg I 3 t - s ' V 1 2 s . ,. ,i . I , . 1 f s 2 - ' d , Y 5 ' 1 The memhership of the club consists of a corps of , . , ' - 3 , I e T , 3 l k 7 K 1 I ' 1 ' . I ' j Q ' , 9 , - The M athematzcs Club The Mathematlcs Club sponsored by Mr Hulley contaxns the mathematlcally and sclentlflcally ln clmed boys of the school Anythrng mathematrcal or sclentlfic IS d1scussed 1n the club The club IS drvrded 1nto groups of three pup1ls each who grve weekly programs of the1r own orrgmatron Some of the weekly programs mcluded the eternal prob lem of trlsectmg an angle experlments wxth laws of chance and average problems m algebra geo metry and trlgonometry and constructron of figures uslng only a ruler Some of the problems from a West Pomt Entrance Exammatron were worked Problems 1nvolv1ng trlgonometry were worked to find the latrtude of the school from the sun s shad ow Un January 13 Mr Olds a representatlve of Carnegle Tech spoke to the club and other students who were mteresned on Engmeermg Frank Hensler a member of the club gave an 1n terest1ng talk about the arms of the club and 1lZS membershrp m the assembly program grven by the Trrangle Club The sums of the club are to further the rnterest of the student body 1n Mathematxcs and to asslst the student members ID solvmg drffrcult mathematrcal problems The offrcers are James Golden Presrdent Edwm Beckowskl VICE Presrdent Elbert Howarth Secre tary and Treasurer 9 ' 1 3 1 3 ! ' Mathematical and trick puzzles were also solved. . , . , I Q f 1 YN The Lzbrary Club The Carnck H1gh Lxbrary Club under the sponsor sh1p of M1ss Makm IS composed of fifty members The purpose of the club 15 to take care of the books IH the Llbrary Each member IS expected to spend at least one perlod a week 1n the Lmbrary shelvlng books f1lmg cards and dolng varlous Llbrary dutxes However the tlme of the club IS not all devoted to work but many lnterestmg and enjoyable programs are put on by the members dunng the different Some of the more lmportant events of th1s semester were a short play g1ven 1n Assembly called The F1ve Ghosts and a tea glven rn honor of Mr J Ernest Wnght from the UDlVCfSltY of P1ttsburgh who read some lnterestmg poems for the club Mxss Foster head of the Chlldrens Department Car negle Llbrary of P1ttsburgh revxewed some new books for the school ln Assembly Durmg Book Week a Book Contest was held A 11st of books sultable for Chrlstmas presents for a famlly cons1st mg of a father mother and three chlldren of specl 'ded ages was to be made Frances Grlffey Room '73 won iirst prlze for her llst of Chnstmas book lruymg The oif1cers are Pres1dent Anna Henk VICC Presxdent Alfred Akalaltls Secretary Mary jane D1lla Treasurer Orpha Waters Sponsor Miss Makm I .. J v 5 ',- ' s,f-'qi-iA1 4 51-1 K , 1 , . 1 , . 1 meetxngs. 4 - 11 . ,, . . , . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 T ' 1 ' 1 Iv- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ll The J amor Dramatzc Clubs Carrlck Hlgh School boasts the presence of two jumor Dramatlc Clubs Nlllth grade students are ehglble for n1embersh1p1n the club sponsored by Mlss Herrlnv whlle Mlss Bowler sponsors the club O1'Qd1'11ZCd for the seventh and eighth grade students The 13.11115 of these two clubs that of d1I'CCE1I'1g and trauung the students 1n dramatlcs are s11n1lar The club meetlngs are devoted to tr lllllllg the VOILL for the stxge and studymg terms used 111 dramatle work llay are Llfiillldfl ed per1od1eally by the students md the work IS er1t1e1zed by the xdvlsors Thxs method of tfdllllllff has proved to be very sue eessful Mxss HLTFIIICYS group presented the plty B1ll1s Comme before the SLIIIOI' and junlor xssembhes The eomedy proved to be qu1te 2111111511147 It dealt w1th 1 younv eouple who reeelved the news that Bllly 1 stranger w ms to v1s1t them After much pI'eplfdf1OI1 md bother on the part of the young eouple the vlsltor proved to be a dog MAYIOIX Srllmtn 1 member of the elub rendered a vocal solo XXh1el'1 w is reee1ved vraerously by the students MISS Bowlers group 15 also very actlve Durrnq the semester they presented two plays 111 Jumor assembly The plays were The Three Thanks gwmgs and On ChflSfmRS Eve Both plays brought much cred1t to the club The students ln both clubs have many enjoyable txmes and others who are lnterested 111 dramatlcs are encouraged to jom the rank of these jumors 1 . . , ' . , ' , , , , 5, . . . 3 Y b . ,, . , , , . , . . ,, . . 1 s ,' s 1A ' 'ss 1 , e, , , ' s, , ' '- 1 J. . , , . 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W The Semor Dramatzcs Club The Semor Dramat1cs Club under the sponsorshlp of Mlss Matllda Bachman 15 one of the educauonal yet mterestmg clubs of Carrxck I-hgh School Each student entermg the club must have the approval ot the sponsor as the membershlp of the club IS llmrted The alm of the club IS to acquamt the members wrth hncr po1nts of dramauc product1on Thxs 15 accomplxshed by dlSCL1SS1I1g many terms applymg to the stage and by enactlng a play every other week thereby gxvmg each student a chance to exh1b1t hrs dramat1c ab1l1ty and put 1nto practrce the theory he has learned The club makes a publ1c appearance annually when year the play Whole Loyalty was g1ven at the begmnmg of the football season and served two purposes first If st1mulated mterest rn our football team and second rt enabled the members of the club to dlsplay therr talent 1n dramatlcs The members can look back on a busy yet pleasant year 1n wh1ch many thmgs were accompllshed under thelr sponsor Mrss Bachman and assxsted by thelr fellow members the ofhcers For the Hrst semester they were Albert Frsher Presldent John Jewell V1ce Presr dent George Davrs Secretary Treasurer For the second semester they were Wlnston Yocum Presrdent Albert Deeley V1ce Presldent Lella Fulton Secretary Treasurer MM WM H . , , - . ' , , T T v I 5 V I 3 it dramatizes a play in the school assembly. This .7 I 7 ii 9 : , . . . S 1 9 . , , up , . . , , v S Ra ' - , 5 , , , - , t l Semor Art Club For those students who find pleasure and relaxat1on 1n the art1st1c thmgs of l1fe Carrxck Hlgh School offers a very fine opportunlty for such enjoyment 1n the Semor Art Club It IS sponsored by MISS Mlller who fmds great sat1sfact1on 1n th1s lnterested and enthuslastlc group of young artlsts whlch make up the membershlp One of the most dehghtful projects undertaken by the Art Club was a Japanese Art Exhlbxt held 1n the Art Room on March 10th A dlsplay of Jap anese block prmts was most mterestmg and the ex planatxon of the process used ln the preparatxon of the prmts gxven by members of the Art Club who Tea was served to members of the faculty and 1n v1ted guests by charmlng Japanese mzudens also members of the club The pnmary object of the Art Club IS of course to cultlvate an appreclatlon of thmgs art1st1c as well as to fmd enjoyment 1n the CXPFCSSIOH of art1st1c 1deas Many members of the club are lookmg for ward to maklng some 11ne of art thelr future career The club offers ample opportumty for study of pos s1ble llnes of Art work ava1lable for mdxvldual stu dents The ofhcers of the club are Ruth Morse Presldent Suzanne Schaub VICE Pres1dent and Mary Jane Werner Secretary I S 5 v . . . , I ' , ' . . , . made a speclal study of lt, was very mstructlve. , , ' . , ' 9 , Z , . J umor Craft Club The jumor Craft Club under the sponsorshlp ot Mlss McNecs 15 havlng a very successful season The club was organlzed wlth the purpose of help mg students who take Art to overcome problems that occur outslde the class room The meetlngs were composed of tr1ps enterta1n ment and 1nd1v1dual work The club under the supervlslon of MISS McNees attended a showmg of the jumor Art Exhxbrt at the Admrnlstratron Bulldmg and they also V1CWCd the Assoc1ated Art Exh1bx1t at Carnegxe Hall A trlp was also taken to Schenley Park to see Nature as It really IS Many meetmgs were used by the students 111 mak1ng or1g1nal PICCCS of Art Some of these problems 1nclude flower arrangements IH Mongol pencll large posters adverusmg the play presented by the club automoblle advertlsements ln cut paper llnoleum blocks totem poles and wall hanglnvs Much or1g1nal1ty and genlus has been dlsplayed 1n these weekly meetmgs One p1ece of vxork completed by the Craft Club besldes educatlng 1ts members was a play glven 1n assembly Th1s entertamment known as The Masquerader was wrltten by last year s club mem bers and enacted on the stage by members of thls years artlsucally mclmed club The OEICCIS of the club are Presxdent Edward Werner Vlce Presldent Isabelle Kllnger Secre tary Georgetta Unruh Correspondent Russell Zebra 5 . 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' a Y 9 1 T 1 7 1 The Trzangle Club The Tnangle Club w1th Servmce Fnendshxp and Guldance forming its three S1dCS was organlzed ln November 1931 It IS composed of jumor and Semor glrls who are lnterested in nursmg teachlng or soclal servlce One of the lmportant lnstances 1n whlch the club was of SCIVICC to the school was ln the survey made by the members who canvassed the twenty nmth ward ln the mterest of the Car r1ck Relxef Commlttee At the begmmng of the February semester the members of thxs organlzanon gave a program ln assembly for the new students Representatnves of vanous clubs and act1v1t1es gave wlth school affairs The purposes of thls orgamza UOII are to provlde opportumtles for developlng fnendshxp to serve as Blg Snsters to the mcommg Sophomores and to serve the school 1n any way posslble The JUDIOI' Servxce Club organlzed 1n September 1931 performs a very s1m1lar type of servlce 1n the Junlor High School The glrls attempt to make the school llfe of the 7Bs eas1er and more lnterestxng by acqualntlng them wlth school rules and customs The club entertalned for thelr mothers at a very de lxghtful Colomal tea held on February 2'Srd These two clubs wnll prove to be very beneficlal to the school smce the type of work they are domg IS so essenual to the student body . . 4 1 I . ' , . .- , I 2 - - , l . . - I . 1 Y talks and sketches to acquaint the newer students 1 9 1 Q S9 The Semor H1 Y Club The Semor H1 Y Club sponsored by Mr Renlers IS a club aff1l1ated wrth the Y M C A It has as 1ts alms clean speech clean l1VlI1g and clean athletxcs and lt seeks to lnstall these ldeals mto the minds of lts members Weekly talks are glven by the boys secretary of the Y M C A on good sportsmanshlp clean llvlng and other vxtal subjects In the wmter some of the meetlngs are held ln the gym and when the weather permlts the boys are permltted to go down to the field to practlce some of the theorles they have been taught One of the mterestmg features of the Semor Club was the 1n1t1at1on of new members on March 3 It IS saxd that the older members had a lovely tlme torturlng to say the least the new lmtlates The ofhcers of the Semor H1 Y for the first semes ter were Berwyn Evans Pres1dent Edward Swan V1ce Presldent John Duella Secretary Treasurer For the second semester they were Thomas Coe Presldent john Klose VICE Presldent john Weber Secretary Treasurer Junlor offlcers for the first semester were Wllllam Hemrlch President W1ll1am Hawthorne V1ce Presldent Wllllam Cooper Secretary Treasurer The jumor offlcers for the second semester were Albert Bell Presldent W1ll1am Cooper Vxce Presl dent Thomas jenklns Secretary Treasurer . n - . .' . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . , 5. . . . . , , . 1 1 1 ' f 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 r 1 1 ' ' J umor and Semor Leaders Clubs The Jumor and Senlor Glrls Leaders Clubs spon sored by Mlss Paul and Mlss Watermalm respcc t1vcly were organized 111 1926 They are composed ot a group of g1rls who are leaders ln Gym work and who are capable of gxvmg ass1stance to the m structors 1n regular class work The act1v1t1es of the club 1nclude swlmmmg partres volleyball bas ketb 111 hockey and other mterestmg programs Among these weekly programs are some spec1al ones such as the IIIIIIAUOII ceremony QIVCII to new members the annual assembly program for vlrls terestlng not only to those athlet1cally 1I1Cl1l1Cd but also to those who llke wholesome fun The most 1mportant a1m of the clubs 15 to teach good sportsmanshlp and judglng from the good fellowshlp ex1st1ng among IIS members and the Splflt of cooperatlon shown 111 the conductmg of Gym classes the clubs have fully accomphshed thelr object The Semor OH'-ICCYS are Pres1dent Lula Strlley Vrce Presldent Grace Nlederberger Secretary Treasurer Dolores Tavano The Jumor Leaders Club provlded Thanksgrvmg and Chrlstmas baskets for the poor The Semor Club asslsted the Tnangle Club at Chrlstmas time IH provldmg ChflStmH5 cheer for needy famllles The jumor OHICCFS are Presrdent Angelme Stel lute Vxce Presldent Anna Mae Schmeder Secre tary Treasurer Gertrude Young Y . . , , , , , , , , , , I 1 T I ' 4 U . .1 3 ' 1 , , . I 5 a I l I bl s and varlous hol1day partles. The club 15 very 1nf 3 3 7 , ' ' . . Z . , . Z , 2 ' . Y . . .i I . , . I Q a 2 ' f , ' l 4 la The Golf Club The Golf Club was started three semesters ago by a number of the Senlors who were mterested ID the good Scotch game Mr Replogle who has had many years of experlence both rn playmg and m teachmg golf was the sponsor The club has had a large mcrcase rn membershxp Th1s has been es pecxally gratlfylng for xt shows a demand by the student body for such an OI'g3.I'llZ3.I10Il The club work rn the last two semesters consisted of lectures and demonstratlons on the use of the varlous clubs Thrs semester the same program wrll be followed wlth some actual golf at one of the golf courses near the school Under the able leadershxp of Mr Replogle and IYS new offlcers the club hopes to convert many students mto advocates of th1s health ful and fascmatlng game On March 2 the club members vxsrted Mr Rep logle s course at hrs home and many of the novxces experlenced the thrlll of teemg off wlth a drlver for the first trme although accordlng to Mr Replogle the1r attempts were as lnterestmg as they were laughable Through practrce and perseverance however the members w1ll lmprove rapldly Offrccrs for the Hrst semester vtere Presxdent Ed ward Rees V1ce Presrdent VILIOI Matson Secre tary Treasurer Wlnston Yocum Ofhcers for the second semester were Presrdent Robert Heath Vlce Presldent Robert Power Secretary Treasurer Helen Dobbrn 1 1 , . . a 9 9 , . , . . 1 9 ' 9 I , ' , . r , . . x . , . 4 v - f ' 1 - 1 a ' , . e . , . - - ,,, -, f 9 51 H- rf ' Q , -. La Cercle F tancazs La Cercle Francals as the name lmplles IS a French Club composed of French students The purpose of tl'l1S club 1S to enable mterested students to 1n crease the1r French vocabulanes and to exhxbxt thelr dramatlc abxllty Miss Thompson sponsors the group The members of th1s club work as well as play Each semester a French play 1S presented before the Junlor and Sen1or Assemblles In January the play La Falme Est Une Grande Inventeur was drama tlzed The play told the story of two dough boys 1n France and the dlfflcult H1116 they had 1n obtaln mg a square meal It was very humorous, and two soldiers were portrayed by Bllly Thompson and Frank Hzllgartner The other charactenzauons were played by a double cast one for the Thursday and one for the Frxday assembly A speclal IIIVIUICIOH 1S extended to all French stu dents who are mterested 1n the act1v1t1es of this club The benefits recelved by members are 1n valuable The1r pronunc1at1on of dxffzcult French work IS lmproved and thelr knowledge of French 1d1oms 15 greatly mcreased by use of the dxalogue ln the play Offncers are Presldent Frank Hlllgartner VICC Presldent Ruth Engel Secretary and Treasurer Grace Closs Sponsor, Mlss Thompson 3 I ' 5 9 was well received by the students. The parts of the Z 1 , :- . , . Z . I F I AD 4? 0vQf The H Chorus Carrick High School is the proud possessor of a mixed chorus. This chorus, under the direction of Mr. Mcllroy, has proved to be a very great success. Mixed chorus work at Carrick was an unimportant phase of music until September of 1931, when the present chorus was organized. The group boasts of a membership of over fifty talented students. The chorus holds daily meetings which are given over to the development of the voice and to the ac- quisition of musical knowledge. Compositions of merit are studied by the group and radio presenta' tions are often analyzed. At Christmas time the chorus presented a musical program in the school assembly. Several Christmas numbers were rendered with remarkable skill and evident talent. This year seventeen of the members of the chorus were admitted to the ranks of the AllfCity Chorus, which was organized recently and is under the direction of Dr. Will Earhart, head of the Music Department of the Pittsburgh Public Schools. The members admitted were chosen because of their ability and obvious interest in choral work. The chorus has been organized as a regular class, and those taking the course receive a regular class credit. With such a favorable beginning Carrick's chorus is sure to succeed and some day all of its members will be listed as members of the All-City Chorus. TbeK K K Club The K K K was orgamzed for the irst t1me th1s emester under the able leadersh1p of MISS Boar-ts Its membership 1S llmxted to specxal students only although 1ts organlzatlon IS otherw1se llberally ar ranged Although the real meanlng of the club tltle has been kept secret there 15 no mystery about the club work No SIT' As one goes by Room 1 when the club IS IH sess1on h1s nostrlls are assuled by varlous agree able lf confhctmg odors which may or may not be slgns of prosperous and successful act1v1ty And later lf one cared to remam ln the v1c1n1ty of the room untll the end of the Penod he would prob ably see the honorable members sucklng the taify off thelr fmgers or chewmg vxgorously on some other object of then' art They certalnly have a good trme those spec1al students' The able off1cers of thls worthy organ1zat1on are Presldent Ruth Donnally V1ce Presldent Cather 1ne Lahr Secretary Treasurer Harry Wallace J umor Honor Society The Jumor Honor Socxety sponsored by M155 Wolff IS an organlzauon composed of Jumor H1gh School students who have ma1nta1ned an honor rat1ng durmg then' hlgh school career They asslst the faculty by preparlng the Junlor Hlgh School Honor Ratlng that lS pubhshed every report perlod ln the Carrlckulum The club alms to encourage hlgher standards of scholarsh1p among umor Hlgh School students and sumulates mterest 1n scholastlc ach1evement Many of IIS meetmgs are devoted to the d1scuss1on of problems IH student llfe The students make sug gesuons that they tlunk m1ght lmprove cond1t1ons 1n Carnck H1gh School The club gave a debate 1n jumor Assembly on March 10 The questxon Resolved that Carnck Hlgh School students should have home work Allen Sprenkle and Isabelle Klmger defended the affxrmauve S1dC of the questxon Bllly Hulley and Myrtle Wlllklef upheld the negative A unan1mous declslon 1n favor of the negatxve was rendered The offxccrs of the club are Presxdent Jane Barch feld Vxce Prcsldent Bllly Hulley and Secretary Treasurer Betty jenny The Program COIHIDIIISC includes Allen Sprenkle cha1rman Ruth M1ller Dorothy Ree e and Ralph Post S c , ! , , . ,. 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S 9 1 C The Ukelele Club Un Wedrmesday afternoon rt Aetxvlty Ierxod 1 ermxd of thlrty g1rls xnstlnetlvely flees tow 1rd Room 7 where the weekly meeting of the Senxor Uke Club is held Durlng this hour every effort IS put forth on the part of the gnrls to become experts wxth the ukelele To have nlmble fingers that ln stantly plek out dlfflcult chords IS one lmportant arm The gxrls have slowly reached thexr goal under the perfeet supervxslon of MISS Sexauer the spon sor To those who are xn dlre dlstress a1d IS gxven as lnstructress Durmg the semester an assembly program was worked on and presented to Semor Hlgh Assembly by th1s group Not only have they had fun and Great soc1al times from tlus organ1zat1on but they have made some deslrable fnends Each week new popular song hlts are handed to the typ xsts who mlmeograph them and dlstrlbute them among the members From these the words and chords are learned This club ls open to any member of the Senlor Hlgh School who can play a uke and wlshes to lncrease her abxllty or to any person unable to strum success fully The members wlsh to welcome all those Hllmg these requlrements to th1s lxttle fnendly gath ermg on Wednesday afternoons The OH-ILLFS are Ruth Glbson Presldent Cliudla Wallace Vxce Presldent Katherme Klarner Secre tary Luellle Sellers Instructress ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 W 'Q s A , . . , , A . y Y . . . Q, . . . by Lucille Sellers, who has been chosen by the girls 7 4 K , , -I ji H , Y H . 3 I . L ' ' , . Weatets of the C Gztls Basketball Var :ty Letters Lula Stxlley Betty Rucker Allce Anna Grace Mane Barchfeld Burnett Nrederherger Pe glow Modliied Letters Betty Evans Olga Gallo Margaret MeComuck Betty Read haw Mary Thompson Dean Sassano Ehzahe th Barehfeld Florence Tntsehler Ethel Davles Swzmmmg Vlrgmma Cottrell Grace Nlederberger Dorothy Evans Margaret Powell Mant Maphls Ollve Undereoffer Margaret MCCOfmlCk Lula Stllley MOdlflLd Letters Moore 'Tenms Mochhed LetterQ Mary Stuart Clemtnte Dorothy Kohler jumor Var 1ty Letters Dorothy Enqlert Ethel Sthaub K4 ii ' S' , . S v Varsity Letters 1 ' ' E P . S. Wearers of the C Boys Football Frank Koehler Taras Chandoha Walter Ma ur Nexl Trout Rxchard Wallace Wnlllam Braun Ray Slemon oseph Peel Earl Met Emll Kehr Frank Koehler Dallas Thr nhauser Derland Johnston Donald Davldson Thomas Evans Frank Lcw1s -lame Fassmger Edmund Hahn Ollle Burg joseph Verscharen Alphonse Colella lohn Weber Edward BTlggS Basketball Elbert How lrth Frank LEWIS Taras Chandoha Howard Geyer Swzmmmg Vmeent MacGowan Dleli Beeell Harold Neff Erle Heath Baseball Ralph Kurt Emll Kchr Donald PIICC john Rostlk Dallas Threnhau loseph Kerstmg Frank Lewls Wxllxam Bohn Charles Kmdlm Blaxr MeElhtnny Sxdmy Stuart Rlchard Luffy Ch trlt Sehaler Ell Rudmtn Soccer Ldxx lrd H1 er Nxck Manuula lohn jenklns Edxx 1rd Koth Elmer Nu h ll Y! is D ' z A :Z ' 1 f ' 1 ' ,'m'm1 '- J - ' ' , Z I r K ' e K .E 1 joseph Mixic Willizzm Bohn Z , ser 5 'E ' , x , : V2 .Z E 1 's ' . 'z ' . Q ,S Alma Mater Cdrrlek Hlgh vue loxe you dearly You re our prlde and you re our joy You hold a Qacred spot Wlfhlil the heart Of every glfl and hoy We ll he wlth you former We ll he loyal t1l va dle You alvny ran depend on uf Our dur old Carrxck H1 h The Camck Football Song And when thobe Carrlck hoys all fall IH 1ne We re onna vxm a game mother txme And for that dur old school we ll yell vxe ll yell And for that dur old ehool we 11 yell oh' yes vue ll yell And xx mll h 1 h ll u for ex 5 5 And when we h1t thut lme we ll h1t 1t hard And we mll roll old SOUTH HILLS on the Qod' Yu' the od' Rah' Rah' Rah' . '- ' V , , , 7 , , 3 , 5' y ' , ev:- , Q' 3 ' ,C '-.. K 3 '. 'S ' -, 2 g. . M ' . V , 1. l . G V. E' . I , , x .. , K 5 5 S Q' 'W' V5 . - , . y. 1 'c ' glr, gl ', hglt vcr' wird, K V, D . K .3 V. .. L , yu 74 1. os . . . ' . Theme Song For Semors Betty Boxxxr You Try Somnhody E1 C Ruth Dc wrmxu 11ly Sornghody Lows You Dorothy Edxmrd L1ttl1. 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A '1 1 1'1 s 1 X-. . 11 Echoes From The Carrickulum Carrlckterlstlcs What lf Margaret Laughs xnstead of Greaves? Harmer Demands lnstead of Beggs? Llllxan Cured mstead of Hlrt? Frank Walked mstead of Rode? Phyllls was Red lnstead of Brown? George was What lnstead of Howe V1rg1n1a was Fat 1nstead of Schlen er? ohn was a Spendthrlft mstead of Klose? Dale was Ch1pso mstead of Lux? Guy was a Carpenter lnstead of a Taylor? Catherme was Old 1nstead of Young jxm was Sllver mstead of Golden? Frleda was Wrong xnstead of Wrlght? Melv1n was Longfellow mstead of Shakespeare? Mane was a B1 Stlck mstead of Peglow? Paul was W1ter 1I1Sfelcl of Land? Ruth w 15 1 lontuc 1nste1d of a jordan erry wa a Reyolyer 111 te1d of a Spear Ga ys wa 1 Gr1pe mn tead of a Peach D1ck was an Oak mstead of a Beech? Iris was a Crane ID tead of a Storch Samuel w 1s a Loafer 1nste1d of a Workman? Mary was a Se 1mstress 1nstead of a Cook? Carlyle was 1 Bud 1nste1d of 1 Blum Loverta was 1 Shruh 1I'l te1d of a Bu h? Ollle was 1 Clty 1nste1d of 1 Berv? Sarah wa 1 Wolf lllslt, 1d of 1 Fox? oe was a Cou hdrop mn fe 1d mf Peel? Ollye was a lviolehlll lnstead of a Rockh1ll? Rus ell w 1s 11 Letter 111 te1d o a Fleuer? Board on Ehglblhty Plans ACtlVlty Code The Actlvltxes Code for Carlck Hlgh School ls as follows FIYSC we helleve III the splrlt of good sportsmanshxp 1n a Splflt of fa1r play wxth each other whether m the classroom on the athletlc field or ln any of our 1ct1v1t1es IH a Sp11'1tOf loyalty and devotxon to our school and 1ts program of act1v1t1es 1n a Splflt of courtesy klndness and con sxderatxon for those about us and a wholesome respect for the rlghts and pr1v1leges of others Second we helleve that Carrlck Hlgh School offer an opportunlty to every tudent to tram for the hlghest type of cmzenshxp Thxrd we belleve that every stu dent who represents Carrlck H1gh School III Athlet1cs Plays School Puhllcltlons All Clty Muslc School Bank Actxvltles Counc1l Cl1ss Of f1cers and my other All School Ae t1v1ty should so conduct hlmself s as to he 1n example of good behavlor for others The Commlttee on Ellg 1b1l1ty 1nd Student Rtldtlilllb advlses that any tudcnt gullty of truancy cuttlng of clns m1srepreeentat1on subord1n1t1on m1s1ppropr11t1on of funds destructlon of school property or any SCFIOUS m1 conduct automatle ally dlsquallfies hlmself to represent th1s school 111 my of the afore men t1oned act1v1t1es Fourth d1sreq1rd of any of these regu H1011 hxll h cons1dered as a wlllful de lfe on the part of the stu dent to w1thdr1w from the 1ct1y1t1es of the school H wmll not he per mltted to p1rt1c1p1te ln any Se ool 1ct1y1ty for 1 mlmmum perxod of one month for 1 hrst offen e and for 1 fu seflle ter on the eeond offense then only upon the tudent per sona presentmon of eyldeliee to the Commmttee for rem tntement O . l Q C l l 1 -. 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A Echoes From The Carrzckulum Mal Emery IS Made Edltor of Year Book Wow' Wall Begm at Once GIIVC Peach IZA and Betty Bur ton 17B both seemlngly quxet glrls wlth excellent scholarshlp rec ords w1ll assist Ma1 a assoclate ed1tors D Johnston R6t3lllS Ch3ll'lPl0llShlP Derland Johnston reta1ned the AAU low board d1v1ng champlon shlp on Wednesday March 9 ID the contest held at the Keystone Athletlc P'oo Although Derland dlved agalnst mne other partlclpants he succeeded m FCCCIVIDQ' one hundred twenty five polnts for h1s eleven dlves He was Carrlck Hlgh Schools only repre sentatlve and vtlll recelve a certxhcatc for an award DIIRL AND JOHIN STON MAI EMERY Herwlek and Yoeum Have Leadlng Roles ln Semor Class Plav pr1 e the cast of Trelawney of the Wells a four act EI'1gllSl'1 costume comedy to he presented hy the June '7 cl rss Apr1l 7 and 8 Margaret Herw1ck and WIHSIOD Yocum w1ll portray the leadlng roles 111 the respectlve characters of Rose Trclawney an actress and Arthur Gower her young ar1strocrat1c lover Walter Mazur 1n the person of Tom Wrench IS the th1rd Slde of the tnangle Frank Hlllgartner as Ferdmand Gadd ace comed1an and Wllllam Thompson as Augustus Colpoys h1s fellow actor afford the mam comedy of the play Ferdmand IS 1ealous of h1s buddy Augustus thmkmg that he 15 heatmg h1s t1me w1th Avoma Bunn or Jane Hahne Ferdmand however manages to w1n Avoma m marrlage I O X - l 7 '-Y I 9 3 , , 1 - Y . . . S , S ' l -lt-0-Ql O . . C I '- s 9 A i '. A. ' I D ' .7 , . , , 3 ' 0 . . , ' , . . v . I. ia. . 3 J Twenty'three Senior students comf W .S x .. E . . .. . - , I , 3- 2 , ' . 71 ls 1 I K 3 x S 1 3 c 3 3 9 . , ' I S 9 4 7 Y 9 3 3 I Q 5 . ,, . , . 11 ' ' l , A. . 1 y 3 Echoes From The Carrickulum Myron Hulse Heads Carrlckulum Staff Nea Members Added to Staff At Annual Banquet At the Carnckulum Banquet last Thursday evemng MISS C Glorla Paul ftculty advlser made the an nouneement of the new staff for the February June semester My ron Hulse former Exehange edltor who has been afflllated wlth the Carrlckulum Staff for three sem esters succeeded Marle Hamel as the edltor of the Carnckulum 377 Names Pulmllshetl ln Last Semester The Carnekulum Staff eertamly sueeeeded IH It endeavor to have 1 varlety of names xppear ln the ehool newsp 1per An LVLIBBL of 77 names of dlf PP ln each of the ten 1 sues ot th Car rlekulum last emester The hlghest number of names prlnted 1n any slngle lssue wa 6 Q that total being eontalned mn the first lssue of the ehool year The lowest number wls 141 ID ltself a eommendable repre entat1on Frank Fluke Lewls md Lult Stllley tamed the most publlelty through thelr xarlous capers havxng thelr monlekers 1n prlnt thlrty tlmes Clo e competltors for thls dl tmctlon were Nell Trout Allce Barehfeld Mane Maphl Frank Koehl r and Dallas Threnhauser MYROIN H UI SE School Journallsts Are lmtlated Into lllll and Scroll Seventy hve Luc t lssembled the Carrlek Hlgh School eafeterla at the annull Clrmckulum banquet glven by the newspaper staff last Thursday lVCIT1I1L' Exght students three of whlch were une 1 graduates were n 1t1ated mto the 1nternat1onal soclety f ulll and Scroll by M155 Matllda Baehman and Mlss C Glorla Paul They were Mae Sehnelder Alice Mc Cabe john Mackey Walter Loch m1ller Mary Thompson Dorothy Ladley Norman Lovell and Betty Thomas Three staff members re eelwed awards for ood servlce Ruth Nxckel Marcella Hummel and Cath enne Wlll1HmSOU Mr A R Dean eallmg h1s new roll for study ela eouldn t lmaglne who Osear 'Zalch mlght be untll t1ll mall xoxee whlspered Bally hoo' I 7 :Qs5'22s.: . 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