Connelley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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YEARBO0K TAFF J' Win.. , M, Our Adviser and Editor in Chief: Mr 53 W. W. Scott and W. J. Dickson. The Editors of the Trojan Yearbook Staff: Left to right: B. Kedzuf, Bus- iness Managerg J. Marshall, Ass't. Editorg D. Willis, Ass't Editorg W. Dickson, Editor in Chief... Absent from picture - F. Aheimer, Ass't. Editor. The Trojan Yearbook Staifg Left to right: 1st row: Mr. W. S. Butler, J. Bazis, R. Hookey, B. Kedzuf, J. Mar- shall, E. Javorsky, W. Leonard, Mr. W. W. Scott. 2nd row: R. FOX, T. Spehar, J. Devlin, E. Krall, R. Buc- zkowski, W. Maher, H. Motzer. 3rd row: T. Brothers, J. Loeffler, F. Leonard, J. DeFazio, R. Russitano, J. White, C. Grasha. . .Absent from picture - R. Nolan, D. Willis, W. Dickson, R. Toth. IAM,-e-fzL'.fi.4 . '-ui.-... ' K U I 2 in ,? 'a iexftf,

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For the first time in many years, Connelley has established a school newspaper entitled The Tradesman. The Tradesman has attempted to inform the public and the industries of Pittsburgh about our and academic classes, ltis also the task of The Tradesman to inform the students in advance of the coming activities and sports events. The staff of The Tradesman consists of Managing Editors James Marshall and Carl Strom, Sports Editors Daniel Khalil and Sam Simong and Art Editors Ronald Toth, and Ronald Nolan. These editors are assisted by a number of active reporters. lt is the duty of the managing editors to arrange the layout and give assignments to the report- ers. The sports editors collect the sports news. The art editors draw the cartoons and crop the cuts for the paper. With the help of these young men, The Tradesman is striving to show the people that a trade school benefits both the boys attending and the industries in the community. THE EW PAPER TAFF Buy Your C I Barry Kaye Pai-book a At sc Dance Pittsburgh, Pa., November, 1954 ED: 1,000,000 COOPS Trade School Grads Make Gooo ,il A ix '- P school. T Left radgs I , U1 1 Ja Vc?r:ght a-? S Staff M J' GSW' 'T i.eCr 'leyembe'S'1 nw-Hy, 8.01263 ejfizggfxrglj Zuf 1131-d 1 1? I 2 . Hehe nd 1' 1 H111 are Social Studies United States History Education-2, Theory and -4, and Shop-12. A semester 9, UV IN ADM IN ISTRATIOI V arents, and First: He supplements his with his training on 'the' rovides economic aid teaches set by N o. boy credit time he has is awarded for a passing grade b T h llfg A eac su Ject per semester. Oni, you Studpqg Dan-nl. Ah....,.,-1 age. The itud' Sports Editorsg S. Simon, Adviserg Mr. only en a teff w. J, Griffin, Managing Ednorg c. Strom. Succeed 'enty boy. ere picked uy unc tcsacrxers an ueing '1C'Wa't' W cream of the crop schoo goes ous. he . , T ' h dd - This system he boys fronlrte ejdod section are for both the boy while 97 g. aduates that have