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

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f . 55 ,f , Y QQ y l- ' J -f ffff ffl jfjil ,:-7 :- r fD'a:Q1arissf wa, isis- The student body composing the staff ot our high school paper include pupil reporters from ' the Freshman Class, to the Seniors. The members are: Miss Brennan, Advisor, L. Milko. D. Naughton, I. Pottinger. R. Owens. M. Salusky, G. Pfeiffer. R. Pottinger, I. Hurlev, B. Banks. CHRIST NX rx 6 - CIMO L- I N G PRO GR Mn M H-Q' Q lUx3O'lt'3U . I A f Suwcia . 13116.16 Y-norrram is to be I. Cole. I. Velar, S. Brown, A. Powers. L. Fasl , S. St b 1' , S. W'll' . M. Katselas. E. M s ' - Kenhertz. D. Stavros. Y am O ls 1 mms n theqauql -, :gngr f -pg' - , X Vsski-rv., 1 AY E' on OL' t - 51 I ' -- L Q I ,x e reen an ate .4 ' f -1 .e ' T-'Q' ,. ' ,. -1' ' SQ:4..'Qy-X ' J Vffr' V '-.' if I 2 fi?-,.-fzyl EY Tn g-.six ,wif ,X .af v' ' ' While walking nonchalantly down the school corridors, perhaps you have felt a gentle tap on the shoulder and have been asked in a low, mysterious Whisper, 'What's the latest dope? Well, there's no need to be frightened. lt's probably just one of the Green and White reporters. They seem to be everywhere, and whatever they hear they print it. As you probably know, it is, for the Ecomxes out every otheruweek at the price ot two cents per. copy. The material in the Green and White in- .f'. f . . ..y 'f fcludes everything from a gossip column andrjf, ', ff i ! ' ' I f 1 Ntashion-wise facts, to news about the facultyfi' ,f ff.-31 ' - 5 and grade schools and is enjoyed by every-Q4Qf'2 K S 'N ' OI19. The Green and White, like every other O5-, 't . lr, Ryschool organization held several dances dur- most part, run by the Seniors with L. Milkog A xl ' . J A 'ix -as Editor-in-chief, M. Skelly, Business Mana- img the Year' one of Whlch WGS held Cabaret LL X Iger, I. Hurley, Ass't Editor, S. Brown as Social Style' There were fables Set Ground ihe gym? t C Editor and R Pottinger and M. I. Verbe who Qffhgfffand the Ccuples danced bY Candlelight Ie'1 O U7-, 3'2OSet up the stencils. Miss B. Brennan is the freshments Were Served later' ' in ZEUPOIQQ bl-Zladvisor. The reporters are those who have I Here's wishing the Green and White con-Ze QPG5' .FWS ,vlolunteered from grades!-nine to twelve. It .tinued success thru the coming year. Vg Ong 1-.IV -Lcf Tlx'?d . 1. . nr: V . . . X T ri? .- do St U2 9 to Pod titlr ' Hp PEPQ r I 'Z-UO' Ga' 14.7 ' Z-I fi Ve-be S 8,0 L: ,go Lf. thank thg to L-L Ch - .V M, lngs GCC? P P fa E MSP- 'I S Pa Nr, .5 Lillian Milko-Editor ' Ioanne Hurley--Assistant Editor tx Melvin Skelly-Business Manager . Miss Brennan-Advisor M Y Q X 1 ', Q XI' XX. x N W

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ve., .,,, Here is the group which is mainly responsible. along with the work done by the business and editorial staffs. for the success of the annual. Mrs. Gustason as financial advisor and Mr. Deaner as editorial advisor, with Ray Hansen as Editor-in-Chief and Mary lane Wintruba as Assistant Editor. he Crystal Staff Well, after our school term was under Way a group of capable and earnest Working Seniors Were selected for the task oi editing a yearbook. A layout of the book was arranged soon after the class had voted in favor of the project. We were instructed in our duties in producing a class annual that We hoped would be more pleasantly pictorially and verbally arranged than those oi previous years. We of the Senior Class Wish to deeply extend our thanks for the grand cooperation ot the teachers who devoted their time in coaching our methods ot editing, and also to the support of all the Book's patrons. Members of the business staff of the Crystal. .Jr Members of the Editorial Staff oi the Crystal.

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Student Council, composed of home room represen- tatives, meets every other week. They discuss such problems as selection of cheerleaders and dance dates. It has been a great asset to the entire school. Qgjtualent Gotlncz' I Legislation enacted by the Student Coun- cil during the l948-l949 included the follow- ing: a dance schedule arranged, admission price agreed upon, dance regulations set, and a class Historian chosen from each class. This legislation Was approved during the administration of the present officers, assisted by the faculty advisors, Miss Raynovich, Miss the faculty advisors, Miss Raynovich, Miss Keefe and Mrs. Gustason, whose guidance Was sincerely appreciated. Student Council officers, President I. lVIiller, Vice President L. Turkovsky. Secretary L. Hite, and advisors, Mrs. Gustason, Miss Rczynovich, and Miss Keele. athletic Gouncc' The Athletic Council, consisting of Mr. McCune, Miss Perego. Miss Brown, Mr. Cirota, and Mr. Mihalco, controls the interscholastic sports competition of East Pittsburgh High School. Aside from this function they regulate the leagues of basketball and softball between different teams made up of students not eligible lor scholastic sports.