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

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These women! janet Blystone janet . . . in Homer City High she wove her interests into the Glee Club and F. H. A .... she says that thereis nothing like baseball and football . . . she is thinking about college to pre- pare her for becoming a buyer for a department store. Donna Jean Boyle Donna . . . has manners which en- dear her to friends . . . and they could well be imitated . . . she would like to prepare for a nursing career at WVestmoreland Hospital . . . and th-en perhaps join a branch of the armed service. Bert V. Bringe Bert . . . once belonged to a rival of ours-Ken Hi . . . at heart he is a sports lover, although he never act- ually played on big teams . . . civil engineering may take him to a college campus . . . imselected at present. Ioan Elizabeth Budd Bugsy . . . a blue-eyed blonde . . . enjoyed membership in the Commer- cial Club . . . a faithful fan of C.H.S. sports, she goes to all the gamesu . . . Greensburg Business School is next . . . then a position as a secretary. Donald Bloom Peanut . . . commutes from Unity Township in his jeepster . . . Key Club and his collection of old coins use up his spare time . . . he works at Henry Printing Company . . . in preparation for a career as an offset printer. John E. Bolton Jack . . . this tall wrestler's favorites are Mr. Stable and college algebra . . . called the roll in Key Club meetings . . . enjoys stories by jack London . . . and keeping a car in constant use . . the future-college or the Navy. Albert E. Brahosky Al . . . won the Legion award- also proved he deserved it . . . he enjoys training dogs to be his compan- ions on hunting trips . . . or just spending an hour with friends . . . his dreams are for a business, money, and then travel. Iacquelyn Brown jacquie . . . the class chose her as a May Queen attendant for three years . . . her activities included three ears in Senate . . . and service on botff the soiree and social committees of S.G.A. . . . she hopes she'll be off to college next fall. Geraldine Burkhart Gerry . . . always had an activity to attend . . . the annual, Special Choir, the House . . . singing was the most fun . . . at the Latin dances and variety show . . . she'll become a doc- toris right-hand girl . . . at a type- writer. 3. IOR 172 1 E1 w I L ll fm not guilty! Irving L. Bloom Irving . . . amazed his listeners from time to time with his oratorical ability . . . he has no mean penn when it comes to writing, either . . . but he trusts his greatest skill lies in the field of medicine . . . which he aspires to study. Robert Bowman Bob . . . his likable manner won him many fri-ends . . . very active in S. C. A. affairs . . . belonged to the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the Student Court . . . intends to further his education at Waynesburg. Mary Carolyn Brewer Sis . . . a very friendly soul . . . worked as a cafeteria aide . . . her trip to Harrisburg and Hershey with the F.H.A. proved to be her biggest thrill . . . next comes a job either as a telephone operator or as a typist. Iune Brown Iunie . . . had five years of art training in Chicago . . . without a doubt, art is her headline interest . . . be natural and happy -these are junieis qualifications for an admirable friend . . . a job awaits her on return to Chicago. Richard L. Bush Bush . . . worked on the farm dur- ing the summer . . . he spent spare time in his fatheris shop . . . a ma- chine shop enthusiast . . . he will eam his livelihood making machines tick. sf '28

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rf, U OR one, with, fha wand' Hopes for an A I qj 0 Dorotb .UID 1jl,r, .'is agua' the Harrold I juni 1 crow , . . ' joys foot ' ' games tlH . his y ' :if I LATER ed ney matt rs r onie J roo . .lshe thinks a the Wclst d prove a wo i ul experience. Delores jean Beitel Jeannie . . . attended Manor junior High before coming to Greensburg . . . sunny Florida, sandy beaches, warm water-that's her dream . . . right now, with a commercial background . . . she hopes to pursue secretarial work. Harry I. Bennett Harry . . . would like most of all to find a good job . . . after graduation, of course . . . his greatest enjoyment came from sports . . . but to show his varied interest, he enjoyed both tele- vision and skating. Theresa Marie Bianco Terry . . . favorite recreation was the teen-age dances . . . Upluggingi' may be quite a job for Terry since she plans to work at the Bell . . . en- joys Milton Berle's show and reading romantic nowls, old and new. john W. Black Blackjack . . . was usually showing movies in Room 8 . . . the treasurer of Audio-Visual and member of Var- sity G . . . a member of the wrestling squad . . . an engineering career beckons after Carnegie Tech. Mary Sue Baughman Sary Mue . . . noted for her pleasing sense of humor . . . enjoyed collecting records and singing . . . a member of the House and Senior Dramatic . . . she appeared in musical programs from time to time. Theodore Bell Ted . . . has interest in Key Club, his car . . . and baseball, spelled with a capital B . . . once valedictorian of grade school . . . he should possess the scholarship needed for engineering at Teeh. Janis Ellen Bennett jan . . . blew in from New Alex . . . always full of good humor . . . was president of the fish in Dolphin . . . still shows her driver's license to all comers . . . will have her head in the clouds if shels an air line hostess. Carlo Bisignani Bis . . . spent many enjoyable hours in wood shop . . . learning the tricks of the trade . . . he enjoys sports and having a good time . . . in the future, look for him on the roof of a house, saw and hammer in hand. Sara Louise Black Sara . . . a Commercial student . . . was a member of the Dramatic Club . . . hier trip to New jersey proved to be quite interesting . . . shorthand will be very useful since a secretarial career is her plan. Study-our style Robert Bengel Bob . . . one of our transfers from Albuquerque, New Mexico . . . girls and table tennis are right down his alley . . . the pioneer spirit in him b-eekons him westward . . . aims to be a successful grease monkey. Mary Bertolini Mary . . . quite a vivacious person . . . spent a lot of her time delivering library notices . . . one of the few who like the angles of geometry . . . an avid baseball fan . . . Mary would like to visit Italy someday. Eugene Bisignani Bis . . . believes nothing can take the place of athletics . . . through his wonderful ability to make friends Bis was elected vice-president of Varsity C . . . Penn State may train him for government work. Bonnetta B. Blazek Bonnie . . . comes from Delmont . . . she is busy putting her domestic skills to work in home ee .... and striving for a better appreciation of art in the studio . . . afterward she cuts figures in the rink. 27

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