Greensburg High School - Brown and White Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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IRENE MARDARSKI SHIRLEY JEAN MARTIN PEGGY MAURER MARY MARCKIONI CARoI.E MARIETTA DOLORES lVfAS0N GRACE MA ,SON PATRICIA McCAR'rNEY NANCY ANN MCCI.ARFN DORIS NICCLINTOCK NIARILYN MCCOMB EVA MAZZAGATT, Sleepy Time Gal -FIRST PERIOD lMlARY NIARCKIONI Mary . . . she almostl' Wonders how she passed geometry . . . has left behind her a reputation for loving fun . , , but can be serious, we know . . . so her decision to pursue nursing . . .lat Presbyterian llospital , , , is no surprise to us. CARoI,Iz NlARIE'l'TA Carole . . . proud to have been the secretary of 208 . . . she believes it was the nIost active home room . . . this would-be Zlll' hostess desires to meet new Zllltl exciting people . . . through an exciting life high in the blue. IJULORICS NIASON Dee . . . is one hundred per cent loyal , , . four years here were en- tirely too short for her . . . but she promises the same brand of loyalty . . . as she emerges on a secretarial career in the community. CiRAcIe NIAXSON Grace . . . has quietly gone about her Home Ec . , . then efliciently proceeded to use it, , . her pretty', clothes tell the story . . . last summer she picked tobacco in Massachusetts . . , Zlllfl enjoyed the job very much. l,A'I'RICIA McCAR'rNEY Pat , . , a shamrock in her button hole, 3I'lCl a twinkle in her hazel eyes signifies the MCU in her name . . . she pursued the line arts under Mr, Meiser and Mrs, Schoepf . . . as for travel . . . her beloved lreland beckons, lJURIS lb'lCCLIN'I'OCK Doris . . . enthusiastically worked on the Brown mid While , . , participated in Sorores and Dra- matic Club , , . tidy and amiable, she will don the nurse's cap , , , then her friendly spirit will lead her into social work. IRI-INF lVfARIlARSKI Rennie . . . Commercial student who came to and from school via shoe leather express . . . spent happiest moments in study hall . , . fond of football and dancing , . . patron of Chickls . . . has the suppressed desire to be a housewife. SIIIRLI-:Y jI5AN MARTIN Shirley . . . a gay, pretty girl who likes to sing, smile and Inake acquaintances . . . she has lived in California and Colorado . . . a Commercial student, she would like to enter business school . , , to major in bookkeeping, Piioov lb'lAlfRliR Peg , . . easily recognized by her titian hair . . . contributed her talents to N. F. L., Sorores, French and Dramatic clubs . . . whirls through life on a light fantastic toe , . , aspires to study draIIIa at Carnegie Tech. livA MAZZAfIA'fTI Eva . . . started Ollf a Com- mercial . . . but interspersed her work with other subjects . . . until it was half and half . , . she feels opening a C0lTllDlllZltf0I'l lock de- mands the same intelligence . . . as does typing, her favorite subject. NANCY ANN MCCLARIQN Nance . . . admired Mr. Meiser and loved choir , , . active partici- pant in Dolphin and Sorores . . . considered learning to drive an ac- complishment . . . her suppressed desire is to visit Ireland via plane . . . after nursing school. MARILYN McCoMR Marilyn . . , would make a beautiful model . . . but prefers to do the drawing herself , , , added her bit to Sorores and Le Cercle Francais . . . the Penn State Campus beckons . . with psy- chology as its alluring light.

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Donoruv Kocum Dorothy . . . has a person- ality to match her shining hair and blue eyes . . , spoke French fluently in Le Cercle Francais and kept the minutes for Dramatic Club . . , she has always had fun collecting re- cords, reading, and swimming . . , and even learning to drive. NANcx' Ei.A1NE LANG Nancy . . . petite but terrific is this brown-eyed bombshell who enjoyed selling tickets for Mr, Stahle for three years . . . square dancing, football, swim- ming, and art rate high on her list of favorites. Lois LIPMAN Lo . . . did more than her share . . . to make the Greenf- burger a financial success . . . being an executive in a large department store would grati- fy her desire . . . to meet more and more people. ,fina- lXlABIiI, FE1.Ic1A KREPPS Mabel , , . an enthusiastic equestrian , , , would even ride to school if given the chance . . . spent more time enjoying French than any other subject . . . after gradu- ation, she will be fining you for an overdue book. JANE FRANCES LARVA Janie . . . followed the Academic Course , . . member of Sorores, French and Dra- matic clubs, and chorus , , . suggests more sports for girls in GHS .... would like to have a career in commercial HIT, l'uvi.i.Is M. LOUGHNER Phil . . . has a refreshing manner . . , one certainly knows exactly how she feels and what she thinks . . , she would love to become a teach- er . . . for she has profound admiration for the profession. Lois FAYE KLIHNS Lois , , , a Commercial stu- dent from South Greensburg who loves G,l'I.S, for her many acquaintances . . . she found particular enjoyment in taking part in the S.G.A. circus . . . secretarial work is an attrac- tive field. Dotoiuzs LEoNAR1m Dode . . . likes what comes 'gnaturallyn . . . especially in hair shades , . . a certain June wedding of the past brings such pleasant memories . . . that it perhaps inspires her suppressed desire: be a house- wife, GOLDIE LYuicK Goldie . . , a cheerful farm- erette who proudly claims Salem Township as her home . . . her love of sports is prov- ed by her active participation in GAA .... her suppressed desire is to be a better than average nurse. DOROTHY KOCHIK MABEI, FELICIA KREPPS Lois FAYE KUHNS CARYL JEAN KURTZ NANCX' ELAINE LANG JANE FRANCES LARVA DIJLORES LEONARD ALICE LEoNE Lois LIPMAN lJHYI.I.IS M. LOUGHNER Go1.piE LYDICK HELEN lhflARANDOS CARY1. JEAN Kukrz Kurtzie . . , really kept her- self busy at all times , . . she played the bell lyre with en- thusiam , , , was constantly on the jumpv for Brown and White and Mr. Glenn . . . Burroughs, ofhce machines are her next hurdle to jump. ALICE LEONE Al . . . is known to most of us . . . for she counted the cost of our trays . . , in the cafeteria . . . some line of business is her hope . , . like many others, she would love to travel, see many movies and attend a few formals. HELEN MARANDOS Helen . . . followed the Secretarial Course as a ste- nographer for Miss Young and as a typist for the Brown and White . . . likes to bowl and dance . . . considers making the honor roll, once in a while, her greatest accom- plishment.

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MARY MCCORMICK Irish . . . has the bewitching Irish charm . . . added zest to the football games with her peppy cheering . . . she be- lieves anything pertaining to music is wonderful , . . hopes to attend Seton Hill Where she will perfect her singjngsx 'e Y or N fi 'B mi!! JoA BNY fy- 1 c ,,.' . this vivacious ,Xt detoxsgecldhman activi- I .,..J.' lp,hj'n, ch eacling, bm ing . . W rved a president of orores d home room for two ye f. . glgbes to enter Washingm Hoe 'tal and thus helyiiumanity. , , JEAN Rov MILIIAR Millar, . . in a saddle, dash- ing . . . in a Cadillac, daring and in geometry class, laconic . . . all over she's easy-going . . . popular president of Dolphin , . . faithful S.G.A. member . . . Duke and physical ed sound good to her. BETTY MCFARLAND Mickey . . . quiet in a class- room, but very gay among friends . . . her sales class has led her to believe she would enjoy store work . . . in her dream moments she envisages herself an opera star. LORA JEANNE MCINTYRIQ Mac . . . although she's a proud alumna of Stanton Junior High, she thinks that G.H.S. is built to perfection . . . playing the piano and organ occupied her leisure time . . . in the future she will wear the nurse's white uniform. AGNES MEDVED Lo , E II Aggie . . . a very quiet, re- n . ' even he served girl , . . she joined us ht 0 lea school . after two years at Harrold . . . e p c la enj ed t ing typing is her favorite subject cla d g a lib as- . . . the junior prom will re- ' nt . . ttend' 'f otball main an unforgettable oc- mes and' roller ska g were casion. DORIS J. Mll.l,ER Jeanie . . . has a cedar chest she prizes highly , . . her quiet, unassuming manner does not reveal all her romantic ways . , . she says she will do store work . . . but we wonder. favorijxf activities . . . ontem- plajds Working as a telephone operator. Lois IoNE MII,LER Lois . , . quiet General stu- dent , , . My Happinen, Tommy Dorsey, and Bing Crosby would be her ideal for wonderful music . . . typing and reading afford her great pleasure . . . so she will under- take to be a typist. l'RIscILLA MCKELYEY Pris . . . charming in every way . . . handled herself with poise whether it be a dance, movie, sport event, or a good game of golf . . . when it comes to funwthe gang rates highest with her . . . her degree will come from Duke. BILLIE Lou METZGER Bill . . . a Commercial stu- dent who thoroughly enjoyed typing and shorthand . . . she was proud to do service work for teachers . . . a secretarial career and a visit to California are on her list for the future. MARCELLA MILLER Sally . . . style-conscious young business woman . . . en- joyed working at Royerys, painting in oils, and partici- pating in horse shows . . . a dress shop of her own would be right in line with her love for designing. MARY MCCORMICK BETTY MCFARLAND LoRA JEANNE MCINTYRE PRISCILLA McKELvEv JOAN MCNERNY AGNES MEDVED LOIS JEAN MENCHIO BILLIE Lou METZGER JEAN ROY lXdIl.l,AR IDORIS J. MILLER Lois IoNE MII.I.ER MARCEl.l.A NIILLER