East Pittsburgh High School - Crystal Yearbook (East Pittsburgh, PA)

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Real Name Mxchael Baron Francls Barclc Sandy Blauteld Florence Brown loseph Bukovac Bermce Cassrdy Martln Chetlm Dolores Chrobon lean Clark Mary Lou1se Conway Celester Cook Wllllam Dlamond Lols Dugan Carne Dum1 Lorrame Evans Gwen Falshck lohn Frangy Irvtng Freed loyce Gershuny lack Green Gladys Gngsby Evelyn Harkavy Mary Martha Hlavaty Elmer Holzlnger Robert Hurley Dorothy loyce Irene Klazer lohn Kolesar Kathenne Kravetz Geraldlne Krek Peggy Lou Krohe Allred Kugler Andrew Malanos Robert Merryman lohn Mlynar Irene Moran loseph N1kS1C Manlyn Oakes Thelma Papoulas lohn Pappas Hugh Parker Norman Pastenck Dorothy Pottrnger Margaret Renner Frank R1chardson lames R1chardson Anne Saban lane Scally Mary Lou Slmon Elmer Skantar Shlrley Mae Stoner Iohn Suranotsky George Toth Mary Lou V1sco N1ckolas Vlaslc Wxlham Waszo Chnstrne Weschler V1v1an W1ll1ams Marjone Yadesky Robert Young And Now To Morrow Reel Name M1ke Francie Sandy Fugle oe Bernle Pooky Dolly l eanxe Connre Coolue Doc Dugle Car Lone Gwenle Greek rv o Greenle Babe Ev1e M1mbo The Lover Bo Douty zey Casey Katre l erry eq Andy Boob Arky e Osa Malrzy Doats Thel Pap Hughxe Dlck o Peggy Sparky rm nka ano u Shorty Slurl Al Sp1ke Lulu Punkm Snatcher Teeny Honey lnsh Turtle Future Castlng Ghostwnter tor Walter Wlnchell Manager ot Nevm s Drug Store Protege of Orson Welles Hostess at Brown Derby Champ ot pool table Devoted wde Basketball Coach at West Pomnt lohn Powers Model Acrobatrc dancer Secretary to Presldent Roosevelt U S Supreme Court ludge Alarm clock manufacturer Understudy of Rlta Hayworth Advlser to the lovelorn Youthful Presldent ot Vassar Walt Dlsney cartoomst Ambassador to Greece V1ol1n1st Wll.l'1 Toscan1n1 Superv1sor marnage bureau Broadway matlnee 1dol Beaut1c1an to Lena Horne S1ster Kenny s assxstant Model for Pepsodent ads Math adv1ser to E1nste1n Fullback at Notre Dame Shorthand teacher Par1s1an dress deslgner U S Navy Admlral Photographer Llfe Magazme Sonya Hen1e of Roller Skates P1an1st Plttsburgh Symphony Borell1 bus dnver Srlent Partner of Warner Bros Eddre Duchm plano arranger Physlcs lnstructor at Harvard Cadet nurse Creator ot com1c stnp Scnptwnter Ioan Dav1s program Radro Actress Broadway play boy Farrttul husband P1rates Kxng of Swat Buyer tor Glmbels Arthur Murray dance lnstructor Successor to General E1senhower Most el1g1ble bachelor Txcket seller Stanley Theatre Glggle Queen Telephone operator Golf pro Supenntendent nurs ry s hool Censor 1n Hayes othce World renown lecturer Terrace bowhng rnstructor Slnatra ot WCAE Gentleman farmer Hostess Bermuda U S Arr Lrnes Clannehst Hour ot Charm Director of Transcnptlons KDKA U S Postmaster General . . I - - I 1 I . I . . I -. I Y . I I . . . b I I . . I 1. P . . I . ' lohn Menas Babe Captain, E. police torce. I R d . U B ' . D t 4 - . . I. . . A I ' - , I ' . ' Lo .

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March of Time CLASS HISTORY In September 1941 we embarked on our career as Freshman We vowed then to gam the recogmtxon of the upperclassmen by berng actlve as a class group and by partrclpatlng rn all school actrvrtres Under the supvervrsron of Mr I Edward Adler we orgamzed our class by selectlng Vwran W1ll1ams as Presrdent Lorrarne Evans as V1ce Pres1dent Ioyce Gershuny as Secretary and Harnet Schnerder as Treasurer It was under their drrectron that we enthusl astlcally launched our IIISI successful class affarr a Hallowe en Dance Future class plans were shelved when our country entered World War II on December 'I We drverted our support and effort to the buymg and sellrng of war savmgs stamps Many of our teachers bade us fare well and yorned the armed forces Next fall we returned to school as Sophomores trylng to prophecy mcreased class BCIIVIIY for the year But our predrctlons were premature The war contrnued to be waged and more members of our faculty were belng replaced by part trme substrtutes The constant changlng of faculty personnel presented problems xn malntamrng a permanent class GCIIVIIY schedule Nevertheless we elected offrcers to serve us rf the occasron arose We chose lohn Menas as Presldent Robert Whelan as V1ce Pres1dent Mary Tarner as Secretary Martxn Chethn as Treasurer In our lunlor year we were reumted and began dxscussmg plans for the year Vrsrons of a lumor Prom prompted the class to work lncessantly to secure the necessary funds Our bank account was bolstered by the sale of maqazlnes and proceeds from our class play Murdered Ahve whlch was cllrected by Mrss Dorothy Pavllck Wrth our lmproved fmancral standrng and accumulated gasolrne coupons we were prepared for the blg event So on May 3 the merry lunxors and thelr guests motored to the Impenal Ballroom of the Hotel Webster and danced to the musrc of Tommy Carlyn s orchestra Thrs eventful year was credrted to the gurdance of Mxss Helen E Brennan and our class offrcers lohn Menas was Presrdent Manlyn Oakes V1ce Presldent Mary Tarner Secretary and Martrn Chethn Treasurer The f1nal year at our Alma Mater found us departxng from our summer war jobs to fmrsh our hrgh school educatxon We lmmedrately voted Andrew Malanos as Pres1dent Martm Chethn as V1ce Pres1dent Peggy Lou Krohe as Secretary and Manlyn Oakes and Robert Hurley as Treasurers We all agreed that th1s year the annual yearbook should be restored after rts absence for several years To defray the expense of the book and a Senror Hop we conduc ed four dances ln the gymnas1um a Chnstmas card sale and a magazrne subscr1pt1on sale Our treasury was boosted to a more comfortable balance by proceeds from our play productron Ask Me Another whrch was directed by Mrss Helen E Bradley For th1s most successful year we are very grateful to Mrs Margaret Keefe Brennan for her untxnng effort rn gurdmg our class through 1ts many act1v1t1es The most memorable days on our hrgh school calendar wrll be May 20 Baccalaureate Servlces and May 24 Commencement Day' 1 llllllllllllllllllllillllllflllllllllllll'lllllllll . , . . .. , I I I ' ' . - - I I .. , . I I 1 ' ll I . ,, . . , . . . . . . , . I ' 1 . , . . . . g I I I 1 1 - . t, I 1 ' I. . , 1. I 1 - I n rl - - - - , . . I . 1 I I '

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You Can't Take It With You We the Senror Class of East Plttsburgh Hlgh School do hereby resrgn from our professlonal pos1t1ons and ln so do1ng bequeath to our dear studlo and studro personnel many symbols of the years we spent rn thelr enl1ghten1ng company We also wrsh to express gratrtude to our less fortunate understudres through our var1ous keepsakes ab1l1t1es and talents whlch w1ll heretofore be severed from our personalrtres and affectrons fas 1f we had anyl and left to the future stars of East Prttsburgh to utrlrze or d1spose of as they see ht Pnmarlly we Semors conslderately donate to the lunlor Class all old dlrty trcket stubs and recerpts left over from our successful dances plays and other productlons Second we leave to the hungry teachers all hard to get and well chewed gum whlch we were forced to throw ln the wastebasket Thrrd to our ever mcreasrng lrbrary of reference we thoughtfully dedrcate all of Irene Klazer s or1g1nal dress deslgn books Sandy Blaufeld s stale yoke book Ioe N1ks1c s well used Fourth we leave to the beloved Chem1stry Lab all the unwashed beakers broken test tubes and the latest formula perfected by our wlzards fCelluogen1trosulfphatel whrch we hope w1ll someday be used to explode 1n the school l l l l Frfth we wrlllngly grant the followlng 1nd1v1dual traxts and characterlstrcs to our fortunate standrns To IAMES BROSNAHAN we leave Brll Dramond s never farl alarm clock We bequeath Mrmbo s big blue eyes to TERRY SHIBER Mary Lou VISCO donates all excess werght to ROSELLA BRUCE lames Rrchardson leaves hrs one g1rl mlnd to PAUL LAFFIN To LOIS SIMON Lors Dugan bequeaths her personal scrapbook entrtled Beauty Secrets Irvrng Freed donates h1s worn out v1ol1n strrngs to EARL YOUNG To MISS KEEFF lane Scally emphahcally leaves a new vocabulary Elmer Holzrnger bequeaths hrs way wrth the women to ROBERT ROSS Manlyn Oakes donates her trtled of lrtterbug Queen to CERMAINE MULROY To CLARA MAE NFSE we leave LOUISE Conway s shorthand technrque Marlorre Yadesky bequeaths her populanty to DORIS VERBE To RONALD MERRYMAN we donate Martln Chetlrn s basketball umform Vrvran Wrlhams leaves her part1c1pat1on 1n act1v1t1es to LOIS NOVAK And last but by all means not lea t we leave lack Frangy to GREECE ' ' ' In proof of these statements we wrtnesses do hereby affrx the offxcxal seal of the Senror Class ANDREW MALANOS Presldent PEGGY LOU KROHE Secretary ll IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll an I . . . I . . I I A I .. . . I , . I - - - . . I -. . . I . , . . . , . . . , I I ' comic books and Norman Pasterick's accurate collection of airplane sketches. I I I . . , . I -L .- - . , . . . 11 I I If l ' ' ll I II J, I a ' ' It ' Il . , . J 1 . , . . , n . . . , . , . , s, . . .