Connelley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Roth, Wayne 'Wyatt'g 1421 I-Ietzell Street, Pittsburgh 12. Brick Shopg Member of Intershop Basketball Teamg Future Plans - Have a blg family. Ingram, Joe 'Crsco', 1212 Gxlmore Way, Pittsburgh 19 Brick Shop, Partlcl pant ln Varxety Show BRICK left to right lst row H Jones, I Gelormlni, W Slaughter, W 'I'hompson,W Baskin, L Nau, J Kolllng, R Krustnskx R Longo,E Ososky 2nd row S Kovacich, F Aus tin, L Levenson, I Vertullo, F Wilson, L Lawrence, 'I' Huckesteln, F Lammana W Roth 3rdrow T Je1!erson,R Todd, I Kealey, J Ingram, R. Kramer, A Wtlllams, R. Gruntz, R. Rexa, P Perla nv J BRICKLAYI G Kovaclch, Stephen 'Coke'3 62 North Park Road, West View. Brick Shopg Mem- ber o! the Cholrg Future Plans - Get married.

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Bauer, Willxam B111 1 7 3 4 Overbeck Street, Plttsburgh 12 Brnck Shop Member of Student Patrol, lntershop Basketball Team, Shop and Student Counselor, Future Plans Brxck Contractor Longo, Robert Bob', Mosgrove Street, Pitts burgh 10 Brlck and Auto Shops, Member of the In tershop Basketball Team, Choir, Yearbook Staff, Stu dent Patrol, Future Plans Marines BRICKL YI G S7 Mitchell, Willlam The Vet', 7020 Race Street, Pittsburgh 8 Brlck Shop, Member of the Swimming Team, Orchestra, Partlcl pant nn the Amateur Show, Student Counselor, Future Plans To be president of a Brick Company Zupko, George 'Zlp', 4102 Haldane Street, Pittsburgh 7 Brick Shop, Member of the Baseball Basketball and Soccer Teams, Year book Staif Future Plans Pro Baseball BRICK left to right lst row E Ososky, J Spolar, R Aguglia, L Brownlng, F Fetth, A Carrlnger, R. Lankes, A Polenavttch 2nd row D Hen derson, F. Schwan, W. Delach, A. Murphy, W. Eassle, R. Kra mer, M. Schraudet, R. Swartz welder. 3rd row W. Bauer,R. Miklavtc, S. Lombard, R. Blert empfel, T. Jefferson, R. Kala- fatls, R Istlk, D. Satlra.

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ELECTRICAL TRADE ELECTRICAL TRADES The electrical and electronic fields offer the young aspirant a wide range of opportunities not only in employ- ment but also to develop with ever- growing fields. The vast application of electrical appliances and heavy elec- trical equipment is another factor in- fluencing the demand for young elec- tricians. Connelley offers a boy a wide range of learning experiences in these various fields. A maintenance electrician is given the opportunity to study every aspect of heavy electrical machinery. The general electrician isgivenacom- plete course in the installation of commercial and domestic wiring. The radio and television technician on the other hand learns how to test circuits and isolate .defects in both radio and television sets. To succeed in this field a tech- nician must have a better than average scientific and mathematical ability, a firm knowledge of trade terms, tools, and materials, and a working knowl- edge of associated trades. Mr. Carl Komm Electric Power