Monongahela High School - Flame Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1932 volume:

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QQ , k THE FLAME OF 1932 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QuQuQuQuQuQnQuQ.-OuluUNO-0O''O ONO'lO O O O'l0 O I O O l l O O O O O O O O O 0 O 0 O O I O HOWARD W. CRANE Principal Senior High School ' :- OOOOOIOOOIIOOOOOOOOOOlOlill!IC'll'IO O O 0Nl l l l0'l'OOICIOOIOOOCIIIIIIOIOOOOI .....10.-. 5 -x , ,x A -- '- W Y , Dhdp, , W-, .Q--Q-.g..guQ..g-.Q-.g.....g pfqugugugng.qugngng--gagng.-Q..g..g.I.g.-g..g..g..p.Q..5..Q--Q..Q..gng..g..g..q..Qugugug Q Q Q Q..9ugug.4.85.40.guy--yup.gug..g..g--gugug-.g.. CARRIE BAILEY Pennsylvztnia College for Women-A. B. Biology Present position, eleven YGEIPS. WEAVER L. BUSH University of Pittsburgh P-B. S. ' General Science Present position, three years. LIDA M. CARPENTER Northwestern University -B. L. English IV and Public Speaking N Coach of Dramatics Present position, nine years. VIRGINIA KATHRYN FRANTZ Bucknell-A. B. History II Present position, two years. JOHN CARL FRICH Wztynesburg College --B. S. Solid Geometry, Trig- onometry, Plain Geometry and Mathematics Present position, two years. SARA GALLATIN ' Drexel College-B. S. Domestic Science Present position, four years. KATHRYN HAZLETT University of Pittsburgh --B. S. ' Physical Education, Hygiene Present position, three years. OLIVE HICKMAN Westminster College -A. B. Algebra I Present position, four years. 5 ugugngQ-Q..Q04..Quga-Q..gagnQ-.Q..Q..Ql.9.Q.-Q..QQ.gg.Q..Q..Qf.Q..Q.-Q..QnQ-.QuQ..5.Q..Q..g.Q-.Q--3..Q-.Q--QuQn.QQng--Q-.QQ.Qngug..g..Qup-Q.UQ--Q-.Q-.gn-gugngngn ng Q- ng-.pg 'I ' 1 OIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOI IMI-lI I I I'lI-:OHINONI'-CHIIHI-'I'0IIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIluj WENDELL It. HOLMES University of Virginia 'University of Pittsburgh -A. B. P. 0. D., Civics, and History I Sponsor of the Senior Class I Present position, one year. MARTHA E. IRWIN Miami University Wooster College University of Pittsburgh -A. B. University of Pittsburgh Graduate School Latin I-II-IV Present position, five years. ELIZABETH JOHNSTON University of West Virginia-A. B. English II Present position, six years. ERNEST M. KAHLE Indiana Normal University of Pittsburgh -A. B. Algebra I and General Mathematics Present position, nine years. SUZANNE LAZZARI Grove City College --A. B. Pennsylvania State College French I and II Sponsor Junior Class Present position, three years. BLAIR MCMILLIN University of Pittsburgh B S Hygiene and Physical Education Athletic Coach Present position, two years. BUTH Nuss Indiana State Teacher's College Typing I Present position, one year. JOHN C. PRYOR Bowling Green College of Commerce-A. B. Junior Business Training, and Typing Freshman Sponsor Present position, two years. I I I INIHINIUI I I I I I I I Q Qagnguguqugnga-QuQnQ..Q..Quguy..Q..guy..Q..Q-.guy-.Q-.Q--yugo-Qu-Qug-rgugf-gag.-gn.-.gag Q Q Q Q ' . . . . . . . . . ' ' f nie- - r-- 'he - -- -- - --innninnr'--ahah-gg--new-4 .. his H. CLAIR RANKIN University of Pittsburgh -B. S. Chemistry and Physics Present position, two years. MARTHA H. SCHWART Z Allegheny College-A. B. English I Present position, three 5' 6 ZIVYS . ALBERT W. SMITH Cornell New York University Band, Orchestra, and Chorus Present position, Hve years. OPAL STEVENSON Grove City College -B. S. ,C. Shorthand I and II, and Typing II Present position, tive years. O O O O I O O I O I OHOUIIUOUO'IO'UOHOHCNOI-'IIIOUOHOUODIDNINIOIONI'O I O O O I I C C O O l I ONOHCUINI O O O O I I I MARGARET S. STEWART Sterling' College-A. B. Universisty of Kzrnsas -A. M. English III und Business English Present position, six years. 0. R. SUTTLES University of Bowling Green-B. S. C. Typing II and Book-- keeping I and II I Present position, three and one-half years. AMY FLORENCE WHITE . University of Pittsburgh -A. B. English I and II Sophomore Sponsor Present position, three years. KENNETH A. WHITNEY University of Pittsburgh -A. B. Freshman Civics and History I Present position, two years. ..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q-.Q..Q-Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q..Q..Q..Q-.Q..Q-.Q--Q..Q..Q.-Q-.Q..Q..Q..Q..Q Q Q Q..Q..Q..QQ.Q..QNQ-.Q-.Q..QnQ-.Q-.Q Q.-QuQ..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q-.Q-.Q THE FLAME OF 1932 .Qng..pug-.QuQ..gnQug..guguguQ..g..gng..g..q Q Q .Q..Qug.Q..g..gt.9.4ng..Q..Q.4..Q..Q..0..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g g g g g g..g..g...........',..,..,..,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,., FRANCES WILLIAMS University of Pittsburgh --A. B. Latin I-II-III Present position, three yea ,f - W ff 7' ERBIA YOUNG University of Pittsburgh -B. S. American History Presenlt position, four years. SARA CRALL Geneva College. Librarian I . , Present position, five years. MARY B. COLLINS Secretary to Supt. of Schools Present position eighteen years. ELIZABETH BURNS, R. N. Washington tPa.J Hospital School Nurse Present position, te11 years. F. F. LINN Washington and Jefferson -A. B. A. M. University of Pennsylva- nia-M. D. Present position, one year. MARGARET P. STEWART Drexel Institute Supervisor of the Cafeteria Present position, eight years. I' u.lo.c0.l0'l0.ll.00Qu.n.0I.IOQOIQIO'Ql.n.ufII.luQIOfn.llQII's:Qun.1nQIu.n.n.u.u.u.nQu.u. II.0u.D:QcIQuQlofas.luQn.nQn.nl.00.u'u1.0I.10QOIQOUQUIQuIuIQIOQOI.0IQIOQIIQOI.uQQt'uQu'ul.u.n --- ' - ' ' ' -M-Fsrs ' i -H-us '----- D5 -+L THE FLAME OF 1932 5.-Q.-Q..Q..g-.gn...g-.Q-.Q-4.4..gnjugup-Q-quQ-.gag-.Q--g..g..g..g. g g Q fs lf! J f -- 'l'l'i 'f rl l T'T'n.-:Ei QR :X W7 f fx WW I, I ,WMI if '4wf'5'!'.? aff l.l , - U' '7 55,5 2 Emi! I ,. XL ra as EQ H Q!! U 4 f,, X ll L. :Q Q.: M . - -- 1 ' 1 Z ng 1- YQ? lI lllllllIliIlllWMM,.11nmumuW'IMI IIwWW rl mm-ulW Sjcajcmic o LiIvefJcg Seniors O C O O O O O O I O O O O 'O''O lfl0Hl0l0'C O O O l I I I O C O I O THE FLAME OF 1932 o a 0 0 o o o o o o o o o 0 no--o--o--o--one--o--o--Q--0--o--ono--0--0--0--0--0--mo 0 0 0 0 o o 0 o a o 0 o o 0 0 o o CIOOOOOlOOO'000000OOOllOOOOOlO O'fO l 'O O l'O r-16r- JAMES MONROE CRALL Characteristic-Popular, and is he smart! Course-Pr'epm'ator'y. Nickname- Jimmie. By-word-Gee! Pastime-VVorking around greenhouse. Ambition-Televisionist. Activities-President '30, '31, '32, French club, Junior Play, Valedictorian '32. JAMES HARRISON 'COLE Characteristic-VVit and humor. Course-Scientific. Nickname- Jimmie. By-word-That's what you think. Pastime-Playing hook. Ambition-Milkman. Activities-Science club, French club, Secre- tary of class '29, '30, Vice President '32. ' AGNES LILLIAN JONES Characteristic-Red headed, peppy, and lots of admirers. Courszf-Commrrrial. Nickname-Jonesy. By-word-Oh manl' Pastime-Sports. Ambition-Coaching athletics. Activities-Cheerleader, Annual staff, Secre- tary '31, '32, junior play, President, Commer- cial cluh. , LEE -CLARK WARD Characteristic-A snappy dancer and dresser. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Memories. By-word-Hi lover. Pastime-Radio. Ambition-Fly a plane. Activities-Treasurer '32, Commercial club, Band '31. FLORENCE VIRGINIA YOHE A Characteristic-Capable and petite, Ginny's type can't be beat. Course-General. Nickname-Ginny. By-word-It's a great life. Pastime-Dancing and driving. Ambition-To teach. P Activities-Annual staff, Usher '30, '31, '32, Science club, French Club, Chorus '28, '29, '30. IOOCOOOOOOOOOC'O O O l C ONlOOOOlllll 4 r THE FLAME OF 1932 4 o c o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o o-o--o--o--ono--s--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--0--v-o--o--o--o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o on-.0--we--o--o--c-o o o MARIAN EVELYN ANTON Characteristic-Sweet, demure, and what a student! C01ll'.S't -C0'llI7fIL'l'CflI1. Nickname-Marian. By-word-What do 'you think? Pastime-Reading. ' Ambition-Private Secretary. Activities-Annual staffg Commercial club. MILDRED MAE BAKER Characteristic-Petite and sweet. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Mid. By-word-Oh My. Pastime-Sports. Ambition-Stenographer. Activities-Chorus-1 year. ROBERT ARTHUR' BALLENTYNE Characteristic-If we all could be as easy to get along with. ' Course-Scientific. Nickname-Reesie. By-Word-Oh yeah! Pastime-VVriting notes. Ambition-To collect a notebook. Activities-Commercial club '31g Annual staff: Track '30g Inter-class basketball '29, '30, '31, '32. FLORENCE GENEVIEVE BALLIARD Characteristic-As pretty and modest as a violet. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Flo. By-word-Ye-ah. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Stenographer. ' Activities-Chorus '29, '30g Commercial club. GEORGE BALOGH Characteristic-Quiet and girl-shy. Course-General. Nickname-Utah. By-word-One' for allg all for one. Pastime--Golf. V Ambition--To be a golf pro. Activities?-Intex'-class basketball. . J Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q.QnQuQu.QuQuin:QuQc001-QuQuQuQnQuQnQ..QueQnQu:Qu-Qnga.QuQunQunQnjnQuQuQnQuQuQuQuQoQc -17... .- .,., I , 22, ..-r., ,v.,,,-.,,,sA,,,,, H , ,,,t?s,F,,-. L, A, ,,,..,L-, . pf l' THE FLAME OF 1932 O O O O I I O O O O O I O O O O I O l O O I00O'0C''O0INC-'l ONI l'0l'vO'0O'Ol''C0llIO00 lNC'0ONl'0O O'lOl'O O I C O0l l lNO lNO l' O I O O O C O i DOROTHY MARIE BANKS Characteristic--Just one big sunny smile. Course-Commercial. Nickname- Dot. By-word-Who'd a thunk it? Pastime-Dancing, cards, and giggling. Ambition-Stenographer or nurse. Activities-Commercial club. RUTH ELIZABETH BARCLAY Cha racteristic-Petite and peppy. Co1u'.s'fP-Preparatory. Nickname-Buck. By-word-Holy cats. Pastime-Dancing. Ambition-Go to Tech. Activities-Treasurer '29, French club, junior play, Vice President '31. MICHAEL BARAN Characteristic-Tall, shy, and humorous. Course-General. Nickname-Mike. By-word-Hush yo mouf. Pastime-Sports. Ambition-To play catchers. Activities-Football '32, Inter-class basket- ball '32, ANTHONY BARLE Characteristic-A tease, and well liked. Course-General. Nickname-Tony. By-word-O boy! Pastime-Music. Ambition--Own a ranch. P Activities-Track '30, '31, '32, Football '32g Inter-class basketball '32. JACK WILSON BARNHART Characteristic-Sense of humor and lots of brains. W Course-General. Nickname-Strength. By-word-Shucks ! Pastime-Sports. A Ambition--Go to college. Activities-Track '29, '30, '32, Basketball '31, '32. l.l'OlOC0000Il'0'lOCllIOOOOOOOOOOlOI'l O'0l l'lO0'l COOOlOOlOO O O l O0l O0'lO0000000000000 -13- L - r 4 - A - THE FLAME or 1932 O 0 O O O O O O I O I O C O C O I O O I O I O OOl0HIIUOIIONO-0OHOIllIll'lO'0O'll O O l'll'00000-000 C O O O O O 00005100-000000 l O O O C O O O CLARA LOUISE BARTON Characteristic-A Latin shark and a sweet disposition.. Course-fl cadcmir. Nickname-- Toots. By-word-Gee kid, I love you. Pastime-Playing with small kiddies. Ambition-Kindergarten instructor. ELLA MAE BAXTER Characteristic-Nonchalance and independent in the flesh. Course-Preparatory. Nickname-Ella. L By-word-No foolin'. A Pastime-Reading or swimming. Ambition-Be a nurse or teacher. Activities-Inter-class basketball '30. BERNICE LAVERNE BODE Characteristic-Sweet, petite, and giggly. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Bernie. . By-word-Oh my heart and soul! - Pastime-Finger waving or giggling. Ambition-Somebocly's stenog. Activities-Commercial club. MARIA D. BONACCI Characteristic-Marie will make her patients' pulse too fast. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Mimi. . By-word-Shoot. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Nurse. Activities-Orchestra '29, '30g Commercial club. JOHN CLAUD BORISH Characteristic-A good ole sport. Course-Comm ercial.. Nickname- Mushy. V By-word-Yeah ? Pastime--VVorking. Ambition-A big commercial head. Activities-Commercial club. O O C I O O O O O O O I 0 C I C O O C O O C O I O O Q O I O O O l C lNlNl04l O O l lU'l l'0l'lO'0C'IOl0O O'O l O Cul . O O'l O Ol'l'!ll'O O O0 -- A-4 ' THE FLAME OF 1932 O O I O O O O C O O O O O O C O-IO'II-II-IIMOH!wilUOilOIUONl0'OUONOUONOOOOOIONONO O I O O C O O O C C I O O O O C O Q..Q..Q..Q..g..5.-Q..Q..Q..g.....g..g..g..g..gng.Q.4..gn5.4-.gng..g..g..g..g..g..g..g 'QQ-3'A '1-4--3' ELSIE VIRGINIA BORLAND Characteristic-This woman has a business head. ..gng..g..g..gug ... 20 .... Course-Preparatory. Nickname-Gin. By-word-Oh Yeah! Pastime--Sleeping. Ambition-To travel. Activities-Usher '30, '31, '32g Annual staff. ANTHONY JAMES BORRELLO Characteristic-Girls, here's a boy with a car! C0lU'5B--C07fl1llL'l'l.'illl. Nickname-Tony. By-word-I don't care. Pastime-Receiving tax between C-M. Ambition-Compete with Yellow Cab. Activities-Commercial club. IDA VIOLA BOYCE Characteristic-A friendly and jolly smile. Course-Commercial. N ickname-Roxy. By-Word-Gee whiz! Pastime-Reading and making scrap book. Ambition-Nursing. Activities-Commercial clubg Basketball '28, ROSE MARIE BOZIC Characteristic-4Very shy, but alert. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Bozo. By-word-For crying tears. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Typist. Activitiesf-Commercial club. ELLEN MARIE BRADY Characteristic-Beauty and brains. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Nellie. . By-word-You will have to show me. Pastime-Swimming. Ambition-To ride a horse. - Activities-Chorus '29g Commercial club '29. OOOOIOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOIO000000 -a4A-a-1Y-- THE FLAME OF 1932 O I I O Q C O O I O O O O O O O O I O O O OlOIIO00NINODUOHUIDOIHOUIO- C''I''l'0O O l O C O O O O I O O O O O O O O O O O I O O O O C I O O O- MARY KATHLEEN BREGAR Characteristic--Intelligent and unspoiledi. Course-General. Nickname-Cicero. By-word-Oh me! Pastime--Reading. Ambition-To be a doctor. Activities-President of French club. VVILLIAM J. BREGAR Cha racteristic-Intel l igence. Course-Scimztifir. Nickname-Brutus. By-word-Now I did it. Pastime-Reading and boating. Ambition-Electrical engineer. Activities-Science club '31, I ANNE BRODY Characteristic-Our cute P. O. D. shark. ' Course-Genrral. Nickname-Anne. By-word-Slow, but sure. Pastime-Collecting pictures. Ambition-Beauty culture. THELMA MAE BRODY Characteristic-Can't you just hear those fin- gers tickling the keys? C'our.w-Commrrcial. Nickname-Thelma. By-word-No Foolin'. Pastime--Playing piano. Ambition-To rival a kitten on. keys. Activities-Annual staffg Commercial clubg Chorus '29, '30. .REBECCA BROOKS Characteristic-Picture Becky behind a soda fountain. Course--Scientific. Nickname-Becky. By-word-I'll say so. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Pharmacist. . . . . . . . . . . . ' 0 . . . . . . . , . . ' . ' . 5 3 3 5 g.4.4.4u-Q-.QnQ..QQ.Q-.gnQnguQug..Q..Q..Qug.4-.Q..QuQ..Q04..Q-.Q-.Q1.Q-.gngngng.-01.3--g..g..g. r l THE FLAME OF 1932 C I l I I O I I O O O C C O I I I O O O C O Inls-Quag..QuQnQnQuQuQuQ-I'ONl C O O O l l0llO O O O O I I O I O O O O O O O' is SARA IONE CADMAN Characteristic-You can always depend on Sally. Coursff-Commrrcial. Nickname-Sally. By-word-Wouldn't you like to know? 'Pastime-Having a good time. Ambition-Competing with M. C. for Mr. Suttles' place. Activities-Orchestra, String Quartetteg Com- mercial club. MARGARET EMMA CALDVVELL -Characteristic--Sweet and quiet. Course-Com m ercial. Nickname-Margie. By-word-Gracious! Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Stenographer. MARY ANTINETTA CALLERY Characteristic-Quiet, friendly, and business- like. Chorus-Com m ercial. Nickname-Babe. . By-word-I thought I'd die! Pastime-Dancing and singing. Ambition-Stenographer. Activities-Commercial club, Chorus '29, '30, '31 MADELINE BEATRICE CAMPBELL -Characteristic-What would Mr. Suttles do without her? ' Cours e--Comm ercial. Nickname-Maddie. By-word-Such is life! Pastime-Making fudge. Ambition-Bookkeeper. Activities-Annual staff, Commercial club. MARY KATHERINE CAMPBELL Characteristic-Shy, modest, studious. Course-Commcrcial. , Nickname-Sis. By-word-And how! I Pastime-Reading. - ' Ambition-Commercial artist. Activities-Commercial club, Inter-class bas- ketball '29. Q Q Qu-QuQ-.Qnm.Q-.QuQuQ..Q-.QnQ.-Q..Q..QnQ..QNQ..Q..Q.-Q.-Q..Q-.Q..Q--Q.-Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..-Q.-Q.-Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q -22- - Wi-nr --1 ilhiit' ' inf -- ' ' X' THE FLAME 'OF 1932 DIUIHIHI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I0I''I I I'0I I It'I'lIuI-''I'IINI I I'0INI I'lI'0I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ELIZABETH JANE CARROLL 3 Characteristic-Beauty, grace, and intelligence. Course-Preparatory. ' A Nickname-Betty. By-word-I don't knowg what do you think? Pastime-Sleeping. A Ambition-To take up French. Activities-French club. I MARGIE JANE CLAYSON Characteristic-Pep and personality. Course-Co m m frcial. Nickname-Marge. By-word-Flickers. Pastime-Reading. - Ambition-Teacher. Activities-Commercial clubg Treasurer of class '29. ELIZABETH DORIS CLEMENS Characteristic-A snappy-eyed gum chewer. Cour'se-Preparatory. Nickname-Dorry. By-word-Not too much. Pastime-Dancing and basketball. Ambition-VValtzing around shooting baskets. Activities-Chorus '29, '30, '31, '32g French ' club. BLAN-CHE MAE COKER Characteristic-The Blues chaser. p Course-General. Nickname-Blanche. By-word-Insane. Pastime-Dancing. Ambition-Study' clramatics at Hampton Uni- versity. ' ' Activities-Science club '31. ROSE ANNA COLE Characteristic-A good public speaker, very quiet. Course-General. Nickname-Ann. By-word--Oh! dear. 1 Pastime-Reading. L Ambition-School teacher. j . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..,. . . . 5 Q 0 Q.....g..gf-QuQf.QQ-Q.Q--QNQ-.Q..Q-.Q..Q.4..Q..Q0.Qug-.Q..QNQ.-Qug..Q--Q..Q.Q..gugug--3.-9.44.5--gf I -23-. 4 ,,,...... . rj THE FLAME OF 1932 0 0 0 0 u 0 0 0 o o 0 o 0 0 o 0 o o --0--o--0--o--o--Q--0--Q--Q-wo--ono--o--0--0--0--0--o--o--o o a 0 0 Q o 1 0 a o o 0 o 0 0 0 P JOHN LESLIE COLLIN Characteristic-Handsome and modest. Cour.u'-Scienfifir. Nickname-- Les. By-word-Scotch. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-A minister. RICHARD POVVELL COLLINS 'Characteristic-An all around good sport. Course-Sciefitiyif. Nickname- Eagle. By-word-Oh it's awful. Pastime-Sports. Ambition-Travel. Activities-Basketball '29, '30, '31g Football '31g Track '32. FRANCIS PATRICK COMER Characteristic-A marvelous violinist. Course'-General. Nickname-Boots. By-word-Sez you! Pastime-Music. Ambition-Take up Public School music. Activities-Orchestra-4 yearsg Band-1 year. VVILIJAM' IVIII. ,JONES COULTER Characteristic-A long name, big heart, and a small boy. I Course-General. Nickname-Bill. By-word-No fooling. Pastime-Bothering the P. O. D. teacher. ,Ambition-Take Mr. Holmes' place. Activities-Track '30g Inter-class basketball '29, '30, '31, '32. . MARGARET NAoMi COVVAN -Characteristicj-A great public speaker and a cute kid. Course-General. .Q Nickname-Marg. . By-word-Oh, me! Pastime-Sewing. Ambition-School teacher. , Activities-French I club. .Q Q..Q..Q-.Qng-.guy-.g.'.g..gngug-.g.-gn9-q..p.g..Q.Q..gnQ..Qup.quQnQ..Q.-g..g..g..g..g..-Q--Q--5..guy Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 l 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 -.--24-. .r -5 . . . . 1 cam, , La., .,..r We .-.,,-.,.--, THE FLAME OF 1932 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q.-QNQ..Q..Q-.QuQ-.Q..QNQNQ..Q..Q..Q...Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..QuQuQ.-Q..Q..Q-.Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q--Q..Q..Q-.Q-QQ.-Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q Q , RUTH CRISWELL Characteristic-I-Ier classmates will surely r miss her. Course-Gmzzfral. Nickname-Crissie. By-word-Skummer. Pastime-Dancing. Ambition-Enter a girls' orchestra. Activities-Orchestra-3 years. ANGELO CURCIO Characteristic-Little but mighty. Course-Co m m ercial. Nickname-Ange. By-word-Take everything with a Pastime-A music lover. Ambition-A great musician. Activities-Band '29, '30,l'31, '32g Orchestra '30g -Commercial clubg Senior play '32g Inter- class basketball '32, smile. JOHN BLAIR DALE Characteristic-He's a good kid. Course-General. , Nickname-Daley. By-word-I can't be bothered. ' Pastime--Driving baker truck. Ambition-To have a good time. Activities-Science club. MARY KATHERINE DAUGHERT Y Characteristic-Big hearted and studious. Cours 0-Co m m ercial. Nickname--Kay. By-word-You don't say. Pastime-Reading. Ambition--Secretary, or stenog. Activities-Commercial club. JOHN JOSEPH DEMCHECK P Characteristic-Happy go lucky and never serious. I Course'-Co m m errial. Nickname-Pope. By-word-No kidding. Pastime-Basketball. Ambition-Expect to be president. Activities-Commercial club. 1... .-. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q.Q.,Q,.Q..Q.Q--Q4 Q-.Q.-Q..Q..Q..QNQuQNQ..Q..Q..Q..Q-.Q..Q.JQ.-Q..Q..Q.-Q--Qf.Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q-Q I l uf' rg ..,,,.-.,,..,,.,,.. t THE FLAME OF 1932 - .. . r 6 Q . Q . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q.Q..Q--Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..QnQ-.QuQ..Q-.Q..Q..Q-.Q-.Q--QuQ Q Q..Q..Q..Q..Q.-Q..Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q MARY LOUISE DERIGO , Charcteristic-A born athlete, with a lovable disposition. COILFJI?-COII1IlI1?I'l'itll. ' Nickname-Chickie. By-word-Oh Me! Pastime-Sports, dancing, and cards. Ambition-Secretary or Gym teacher. Activities-Commercial club: Inter-class has- ketball '29, '30, '31, '32, Inter-class volley ball. JOSEPHINE HELEN DOLLY Cha racteristic-Studious and quiet. Cours e-Co m m zfrcial. Nickname-Joe. By-word-Oh yeah! Pastime-Doing Bookkeeping. Ambition-Accountant. Activities-Commercial cluhg Chorus '28, '29 BLANCHE MAY FARQUHAR Characteristic-Sincere and sweet. Course-G1'm'raI. Nickname-Blanche. By-word-Holy cats! Pastime-Collecting pictures of actors and ac- tresses. Ambition-A good housekeeper. CLARA EMILIA FEFOLT Characteristic-Neat and prim, I'll bet she has a him! Course-Commlfrcial. ' Nickname-Claudie. By-word-Prosperity. Pastime-Interested in music. Ambition-S0mebody's Stenog. 'Activities-Glee club '29, '30, '31, '32g Com- mercial club. MARION AMARE FORSYTH Cha racteristic-Blonde, peppyethat's Flicker. F Course'-Commercial. z Nickname+Flicker. 2 By-word-Hi! Flicker. A Pastime-Organizing new club. ' - . Ambition--Nurse. ' Activities-Orchestra 128, '29, Commercial club. 5 oonoooooooo ooococoonoQooooootooo--o--o--0--o--0soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ....26..... .V ig- ' ' ,-in , ,, -:L-. v ,, ,-, .zL..-...i f -M -4--1' THE FLAME OF 1932 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IODIHININIHINI''IHINI0I I I''I I I'0I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I RAYMOND FURIGA Characteristic-Big hearted and a pal to all. Course-General. Nickname-Ray. By-word-Dog gone it. , Pastime-Blushing. Ambition--Become an electrician. Activities-Footballg Trackg Basketball. JOHN FREDERICK 'FURLONG Characteristic-VVhat big brown eyes! Course-Preparatory. Nickname-Furlie. By-word--Am my face red, black, or blue? Pastime-Day dreaming. Ambition-To take-Culbertson's place. HOVVARD VVILLIAM GADD Characteristic-Handsome and musical. . C oursc-Pre piarafory. q Nickname-Hammie. By-word-Yeah? Pastime-Playing the violin and banjo. Ambition-Doctor. ' Activities-French clubg Science cluhbg Junior playg Senior playg Orchestra. - MARTHA LULU GATES Characteristic-YNho wouldn't like to wash boards for Lulu? ' Course-General. I Nickname-Lou. Byjword-You're telling me? Pastime-Reading-and sports. . Ambition-Teacher. 4 Q Activities-French clubg Science club '31. MARY JANE GAULT Characteristic-Friendly, brilliant, and like- able. Course-General. Nickname-M. J. aG. By-word-Oh! Gee. Pastime-Making terrifying noises on the pi- ano. E Ambition-Teacher. Activities-Chorusg French club. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I INININIHIQ'IOII''I''INI10IMI INI0'I II'INI Iv'I I I'I'I I I I Il'I I I I I I I I I I I ....27.-. ,,, , .i..-,1 - if , T, F' f THE FLAME OF 1932 C O O O I C O I IOCNIIOONOHONI O I C O 'OONOUICHIOIINI'IO0'lnD0DOHC O l . l O l l0'l O O I O O I O I O O O O O I O O O I O I O I O VIRGINIA ZORA GERO VAC Cha racteristic-Sweet and modest. Course-Com m errial. Nickname-Zora. By-word-Honest to Pete. Pastime-Loafing. Ambition-Nurse. WAMBOLA GILDEMANN Characteristic-Most extraordinary child. Course-Scientific Nickname-Gumbula. By-word-Oh yeah! I Pastime-Readinpg and tinkering around. Ambition-Electrical engineer. IRA GILIVIORE Characteristic-He is liked by all. Course-Srientifif. Nickname-Dutch. Pastime-Working Trig. problems. Ambition-Understand Trig. Activities-Inter-class basketball '29g Track '32 MEREDITH RICHARD GRIFFITH . Characteristic-Dark eyes and curly hair. Cour.re-General. ' Nickname-Dick. Pastime-VVorking. I Ambition-Electrical engineer. Activities-Science club '31, NAOMI HAILE Characteristic-Nonchalant and never serious. Course-Commvrcial. Nickname-Nom. By-word-Pal. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Nurse. Activities-Glee club '29, '30g Commercial club '32g Inter-class basketball '30. COOOICOOOOC COClllllllCOOOOO'OIIINll'l . l l lDill..IIOCOCCCOOCOIOOIOUUIOCIO ...2g... 9- I -'Win I . f ,, tw .1 aw-. .ea ,1,,,,. . j A .An ..4,... . . ,..g.. . THE FLAME OF 1932 , , , . , 0 , , . 0 5 5 g 5 ...g..g..gn...g..g..au0--0--m-a--0--o--o--o--0-so--0-fo 0 o o o 0 o 0 o o 0 o 0 J 0 o o o o 0 0 0 1 0 CLEO LEONA HALL Characteristic-Meek and modest. Course-Comvncrcial. Nickname-Kle. By-word-Oh yeah! Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Nurse. Activities-Commercial club. GLADYS MARIE HALL Characteristic-Glad will make a dependable secretary. Course-Co m m frrial. Nickname-Glad. By-wofd-Shoot. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Private secretary. Activities-Secretary of Commercial club. GRACE MARIE HANK Characteristic-Drives a wicked Ford. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Gracie. I By-word-I couldn't say. Pastime-Reading.. Ambition-Typist or bookkeeper. Activities-Commercial club. ELIZABETH LILLIAN HARRIS Characteristic-Jackie always has a ready smile. Course-General. Nickname-Jackie. By-Word-Darn it! Pastime-Girl Scouts. Ambition-Work for the Government' in VVashington, D. C. BETSY HARTLAND Characteristic-VVitty, clever, and everybody's pal. III o Course-Comm ercial. Nickname-Bets. By-word-What do you think? Pastime-Singin' the blues. - Ambition-Secretary to President of U. S. Activities-Usher '31, '32g Annual staffg Com- ercialclub. CIOCOCUUOQOOOOQOOO.....'..... . ,MJ ...... ..,, V, L.-. , L., I , ,J , Q.-g..g..gng..g ..quQug..g..g..g..g..g..gng..gugupnm-guy.4-.Q..Q..qugug..guy..guy-.inqngng-.gui ...29... . I rl., v V l THE FLAME OF 1932 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,.....,..,..,..,..........................g.................g.....g..g..o.-p--e--o--o-.o--o--a--0--s 0 o o Q o o 0 o o o o o o a o o 0 u o 0 CLARENCE PERRY HAYVVARD plaining. Course-General. Nickname-Pusser. By-word-Fan ma brow. Pastime-Working in battery shop. Ambition-Charge batteries higher. LE ROY AUSTIN HOON Characteristic-Tall, dark, and handsome. ' Course-Scientific. -W Nickname-Doc. By-word-Be good. Pastime-Sleeping or 500. Ambition-Annapolis. Activities-Track '29, '30, '31g Football '30, '31, Junior play, French club, Hi-Spy staff. ELLA LEORA HOUSEMAN Characteristic-A great violinist, plus humor and brilliance. Course-Preparatory. Nickname-Lee. By-word-Blow me sidewise. Pastime-Dancing and reading. Ambition-Music teacher, or Latin Prof. Activities-Orchestra-2 years. EDNA LOUISE ISAAC Characteristic-Friendly and studious. Course--Commerrial. Nickname-Edna. By-word-I don't Bolivia. Pastime-Visiting hospitals. Ambition-Nurse. LEWIS FREDERICK INNOCENTI Characteristic-Everyone's pal. Course-General. Nickname-Red. By-word-Just call me Red. Pastime-Basketball. Ambition-1Aviator and musician. Activities-Football '27, '28, '29, Track '27, '28, 29. Q Q Qup.jug0.Q..gn-Q..gnQugng.-gngngng--guy.-Qng..Q0-Qugngngngng-.gn-0-0:-lainie-I--I -0-'O -I O 0 O O 0 0 I 0 O 0 O 0 D O I O I O O O O O I O 0 0 0 O O ' '-A --Ag '- - - W ' .-30... Characteristic-Always happy, never com- THE FLAME OF 1932 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q-.Q..Q..QnQ--Q.-Qu-Q-.gnnQcuiu0-'Ov-OnlvO l'-0-001-0 O O O O O O O O O O 0 I O LOUISE GLADYS JOHNSON Characteristic-A friend indeed. i A Course-General. Nickname-Weasie. By-word-You slay me. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-French teacher. Activities-French club. ' SARA VIVIAN JONES , Characteristic-Forever giggling, smiling, or talking. Course-Comm ercial. Nickname-Jonesy. By-Word-VVhat do you think? Pastime+Reading and dancing. Ambition-Work in an oflice. Activities-Commercial -club. VVILLIAM DECHART KAHL, JR. ' Characteristic-A handsome actor and modest. - Cozuzfe-Srieniifc. Nickname-VVarhorse. By-word-Blow me down. Pastime-Miscellaneous. Ambition-Doctor. Activities--Senior play, French clubg Track '29, '30, '32, Football '31, '32. ALLAN SMILEY KEENAN Characteristic-The head man around this school. Course--Com m ercial. Q Nickname-Snooky. By-word-Boys ! Pastime-Minding other people's business. Ambition-To become a printer. Activities-Commercial clubg' Band '29, Inter- class basketball. 'JOSEPH HARRY KEENEY Characteristic-Quiet-but oh-the brains! Course-General. Nickname-joe. e By-word--Blow me down. Pastime-Swimming and fishing. 3 Ambition-Electrical engineer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q . 0 . Q Q . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q.,Q,.Q..Q..Q,.Q..Q..Q..Q..QumgQ..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..QNQ.-Q..Q.-Qng.-QNQ..Q..Q..Q..QuQ-.Q..Q-.qnQ.-QNQ-.Q Q. ...31... THE FLAME OF 1932 I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I'UII0I INI'flNI'0IllINIIII I0INIOUINIUIUIOUINI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,.Q.,Q..Q..QuQQ.Q-.Q..QNQ-0QUQ.-Q.-QnQ.-Q--QnQnQnQuQQQQ.QQ--QQ-QuQn.QuQnQnQnQuQuQuInIlII I I 4.33- vw'-. Qui! .L , , H 1 JOHN PATRICK KELLY Characteristic-The imp of the Senior class. Course-Connnercial., Nickname-Pat. By-word-Oh! it's awful. Pastime-Making girls laugh. Ambition-Business executive. Activities-junior playg Treasurer of Ath- letic Associationg Commercial clubg Inter-class basketball. ' VVILLIAM GEORGE KENSINGER -Characteristic-The soul of a poet. Course-Scientific. Nickname-Ramsey. By-word-Boots told me. Pastime-Building model planes. Ambition-Own aircraft factory. Activities--French club. REINARD LOUIS LANDEFELD, JR. Characteristic-Teddy is our champion fisher. Coursrf---Preparaiory. Nickname-Teddy. By-word-AW nuts. Pastime-Passing smart remarks. Ambition-World's best chemist. DOROTHY MAE LAW Characteristic-An exception to the rule- Beautiful but dumb. Course-Preparatory. Nickname-Dot. By-word-Well for cat's sake. Pastime-Eating and dancing. Ambition-Latin and French teacher. Activities-Annual staffg Secretary of French clubg Junior play. A ROBERT SHERVVOOD LAX Characteristic-Friendly and nice, always smiling. Course-Scientific. Nickname-Lolly. By-word-Here -boys! Pastime-Foolin' around. Ambition-To lead an orchestra. Activities--Band and Orchestra. Q Q Q Q QuQuQ..Q4-QnQnQ-Q 0 Ov-0'-0 OI'I O'-IMI I I 0 0 I 0 I 0 THE' .FLAME OF A 1932 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IMI0IININI0IIIIIIII'0IlIIllI0I0I I I I''INIHIUI'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I LINDA LOUISE LAZZARRI Characteristic-Still water runs deep. Cozzrse-Commercial. A L I Nickname-Linda. ' , By-word-Sure. . Pastime-Debating here and there. . Ambition-Bookkeeper for U. S. Steel -Corp. Activities-Commercial club. VVILLIAM CLYDE LENHART Characteristic-Tall, quiet, andsmiling. ' Course-Commercial. A Nickname-Bill. By-word-Hy. Pastime-Driving. Ambition-Business man. Activities-Commercial club. e ROBERT FRANCIS LIVINGSTON Characteristic-Always laughing. Course-General. I Nickname-Bobbie. By-word-O. K. Pastime-Loafing. Ambition-Aviation. LOUIS JOHN MAIME Characteristic-A deep thinker and a very good student. , Course-Scientific and Genfral. Nickname-Lou. By-word-Try, try again. ' Pastime-Playing golf. Ambition-Electrical work. MARGARET MARILYN MARKATINE Characteristic-Pretty, modest, and sweet. Course-Commercial. I . Nickname-Marg. By-Word-You know. Pastime+Reading and dancing. I Ambition-To be a private secretary. Activities-Glee Club '30, '31, '32, Quartette '31, '32, Operetta '31, Commercialiclub. I 3 L Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q..Q-.Q-.Q.-Q.0Q..Q..Q-.Q-QQ.-Q-.Qf.Q..Q..Q--Q.-Q-.QNQup.Q.-QuQ..Q1-QnQup.QuQ..Q--Q.-Q-.QuQ.Q - 33.. .tru-K THE FLAME OF 1932 I O I O C C C O O l O O O O I O O I O I O O O'0O0IO0Ol'vlf'INOlOl0illUI'OOMOI'ONlillviviulvlvilll O O I O C O O O I O I I I I C I O O C 0-o--c--0--o--o--o--we-0 0 0--o--o--o o-o--o o 0 o Q o o 0 u., AURORA MARTELLO Characteristic--A chatterbox P. O. D. Shark. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Martie. By-word-Absolittle. Pastime-Gossiping. Ambition-Be a private secretary. Activities-Inter-class B. B. '30, '31g Glee club '29, '30g f'May Queen '29g Commercial cluh. DOROTHY VIRGINIA MCCLEARY -Characteristic-Precise, friendly, and always prepared. Course-Preparatory. Nickname-Dot. By-word-Oh! Shoot. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Superintendent of hospital. Activities-Science club. GEORGE AN DREVV MCDOUGAL Characteristic-He may be Scotch, but he's got a big heart. Course-Scientific. Nickname-Kitchie. By-word--Ain't love grand? Pastime-Worrying? ? ? ? ? ?? Ambition-Out-Barrymore Barrymore. Activities-Bandg Science clubg -Treasurer Sophomore Classy Junior Class Play '31g Senior Class Play '32g Annual staff. GEORGE FRANCIS MCFEELY Characteristic-Small in- size, but large in heart. Course-General. I Nickname-Wee Wee. By-word-Aw Nertz. Pastime-Swimming. Ambition-A baseball player. Activities-Inter-class basketball '29, 30, '31, '32 HARRIET LOUISE MCMASTERS Characteristic-Good ole sport. Course-Preparatory. Nickname-Venus. By-word-For love of Lu. Pastime-Working for Hospital Auxiliary. Ambition-Social worker in Courts. Activities-Basetball '29g Science club '31g French club '32. ..gng..g..g..g..g..g..g..g Q Q Q Q.Quguy..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g Q Q gsgng-fg..g..g..g.-0.9 9 9 ...34-.. 4 if Q-I 1 i ' ' W'uiii'l '---' Mil- A 4 v THE FLAME OF 1932 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0-o--o--ono--o--o--n--o--o--o---0--0--o--0--0--m-0-.0--0--o o 0 o o a 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 o 0 SARA JANE MCPHERSON Characteristic-A cute looking blues singer. Course-General. Nickname-Ping. A By-word-That's the cat's whiskers. Pastime-Playing piano. Ambition-Musical director. Activities-Chorus '30g French club '32. FRONIE ANNE MELLOR Cha racte ristic-Lovable. C ourse-Preparatory. Nickname-Ginger. By-word-Gee VVhiz! Pastime-Reading. Ambition-School teacher. Activities-French club. DOMINICK WILLIAM MENDIACINO Characteristic-Quiet, bashful, studious. Course-General. Nickname-Nifty. By-word-No foolin'. - Pastime-Athletics. Ambition-To be a printer. ELLA MAE MORTON Characteristic-Ambitious and a hard worker. COIIFSU-C07l17ll0fCi0l. Nickname-Billie. By-word-Heavens. Pastime-Reading good books. Ambition-World's best bookkeeper. Activities-Commercial club. , VV AVERLY ARTHUR MOSLEY Characteristic-A good comrade for mirth. Course-General. Nickname-Mose. By-word--Mirth with thee I mean to live. Pastime-Playing football. ' Ambition-Coach football. 1 Activities-Track '29, 30g Football '31, '32. ..35.. , ,. ir ..v . 4,3 . Q Q Q QuQnQnQuQnQ..QnQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Qq.uQu.uN.IOQIIQOUQIU.UIQu.I:Qu.1UQu.u.1u.00.0UQln.cIQ!!.tQQ!1.di'lt.lc.l:Qu.nj!o.uQn.udaoQQb9.ll.oc. XJ: I v l Y l 6 at FAA QM., .- be j THE FLAME OF .1932 . . . 0 . . . . . . . 0 . . 0 . g g g g 5 Q Q Qagngugugugnqngngn000000001'O O0'l O'0O'lIUl O O O I O I O O O O O O O O O I O O O O O O O 0 ' EVA MAE MOUNTAIN -Characteristic-Demure and studious. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Eva. By-word-Oh my! Pastime-Reading. Ambition-A musician. Activities-Commercial club. -CRESETA MARGARET MUIA Characteristic-Quite the little beautifier. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Chett. By-word-It just depends. Pastime-Setting hair. Ambition-Beauty culturist. Activities-Commercial club. STELLA ELIZABETH MUN TYAN -Characteristic-Our read-haired skater. Course--General. , Nickname-Pennsy. By-word-Okeydok. Pastime-Swating.. Ambition--Nurse. ' Activities-Chorus '29, '30g May Queen '30. DOROTHY MAE MYERS Characteristic--Efficient and quiet. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Dot. By-word-Good night. Pastime-Music. Ambition-Music teacher. Activities-Commercial club. HELEN GERALDINE NAGY Characteristic-Happy-go-lucky and peppy. Course-Commercial. , Nickname-Whistlin' Pete. By-word-Aw horses. Pastime-Collecting late and tardy excuses. Ambition--Making her schooldays holidays. Activities-Basketball '29, '30, '31, '32g Chorus '29. 0W,.N.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,..,..,..,..,..g.....g..g..9..g.....4.....g.....Q........g.....g..g..g.-Q-.Q--a--o--Q o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o v . A Q ' ,JN .HN I . Vrniii A - - THE FLAME OF 1932 O O O C 0 O 0 O 0 O 1 O 9 O O O O O O O I O O C l INl O00O0O'IO'llIIlIII4'0 O O'llNO O'lO O'0O'O C O O C O I O O O O C O O O C O O O O O O I I U BERTHA AGNES NAKUTIS Characteristic-She dashes down the hall, laughing and talking. Course-Co1n1nerfial. Nickname-Bertie. By-Word-You don't say. Pastime-Listen to music and dance. Ambition-To be a chorus girl. Activities-Commercial club. MARY ELLEN NEIDERMEYER Characteristic-A Latin shark and a great giggler. Course--Prejraratory. Nickname-Cricket. By-word-Holv Cow. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-School teacher. Activities-French club. - -CHARLES REED OPENSHAVV Characteristic--VVhere's the fire? Oh, it's Red's hair. Course-Gerzeral. Nickname-Red. By-word--O yea! Pastime-Reading novels. Ambition-To be independent. r ROSA MARIA PALA Characteristic-VVho ever saw Rosa without il big smile? Course-Corrzmmwial. Nickname--Rosa. By-word--Gee-whiz! Pastime-Reading books. Ambition-Stenographer. Activities-Commercial 'clubg Inter-class bas- ketball '29. MARY LOUISE PATTERSON Characteristic-A great little actor. Course-General. Nickname-Pat. By-word-Honey. Pastime-Sugar Bowl. Ambition-Drive a roadster. Activities-Glee Club '29, '31, '32, Quartette A '32, French club '32, Usher '29, '30 '31, junior ,, and Senior plays '31, '32. 1 ' ' 1 i i , , V.-,, .G . . ' . . . 0 ' . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .,,.,,.,.Q.....Q..QQ.Q..Q-.Q-.Q..Q-.Q..Q..Qug.-Q..Qu.Q.0QS..ug--g..gi..ug..g--Q--g--Q.-3-.Q..g..g.-g..g..g..g Q r ,,..,,37.-. THE FLAME OF 1932 Q Qng-Qgnqngug-ug1-Q..Q.-9-.Q..0.4-.0--Q-.Q..Qf.Q-.Q..Q-Q..3-.Q-.Qsugag-ugugng.-Qug..gn3-:Onlv-0--0.10-rl-10--O--000 O I I I O l O O 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 l 0 O MAYME PECI Characteristic-Good looking and lots of pep. Course-Commercial. . Nickname-Peci. By-word-Horses. Pastime--Dancing and basketball. Ambition-Coach. Activities-Cheerleader '32, Basketball '30, '31, '32, Vice President Commercial club, Vol- ley ball '30. CHARLES E. PENROD Characteristic-He has high ambitions, but he'll get there. Course-General. Nickname-Chuck. By-word-Oh yea! Pastime-Swimming. Ambition-An aviator in U. S. Navy. , MAR.-3'fANN PESOGNELLI CharacteristicLAthletic and charming. Co1u'se-Pr'e,bar'alory. Nickname-Shorts. By-word-Holy cats. Pastime-Loafing with f'Chickie. Ambition-To grow up. Activities-French club '32g Inter-class bas- ketball '29g Coach of Independent Basketball Team. ROBERT BRAI DVVOOD PIZZICA Q Characteristic-A big buy with a big heart. Course-Preparatory. Nickname-Grub. By-word-Boy Ol' Boy. Pastime-Bringing up Freshies. Ambition-To superintend an orphanage. Activities-junior and Senior Science clubg Football '27, '28, '29g Basketball '31g Inter-class basketball '29, '30. VIOLA MARY PODROSKEY Characteristic-High school Prima Donna. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Vi. By-word-Gee. Pastime-Reading. ' , 2 Ambition-Stenographer. , Activities-Cantata and Operettag Glee club 1 '29, '30, '31, '32, Quartette f29, '30, 431, '32. ooooooomooseone--of-o--of-0--o--sooo0cocoa--o--Q.-...Q--o--ooooooooooooooooooooooaooooooooo l -38- 1 ,,. . ,paul-L X THE FLAME OF 1932 -o--o--o--o e o o 0 o o a o Q o o o o o a o Q o 0 o o--c--o--o--o-o--m-o-on-.Q---o--0--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--0 o o o o o o o 0 o 0 o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o Y . , CLEOFE LOUISE PRINTZ Characteristic-An accomplished actress. ' C ourse-Preparator y. Nickname-Printzy. By-word-I don't care. Pastime-Staying awake. A Ambition-French teacher. Activities-Senior Class play, Glee club, French clubg Inter class basketball '29, '30. ERMINIO PHILIP QUATTRONE Characteristic-Our football hero and French shark. Coursz'-Gem'ral. Nickname-Minnie. By-word-Glad. Pastime-Sports. Ambition--Go to College. Activities--Football '31, '32. Y 5 JEAN LOUISE RAE Characteristic-Fun loving and lovable. Cours e-Co rn m ercial. Nickname--Jean. By-word-Oh for goo'ness sakes. Pastime-Rolling those big blue eyes. Ambition-To stop laughing for 5 minutes. Activities--Commercial club. CATHERINE CLAIR RANZINI Characteristic-Happy go lucky. Q Course-Com rn ercial. Nickname-Kay. f. By-word-Heck. Pastime-Sports and dancing. Ambition-Private secretary. Activities--Inter-class basketball '30, '31, '32, Treasurer Commercial club. RALPH L. RICHARDSON Characteristic-The answer to ?'s prayer. Coursz'-General. Nickname-Lefty. By-word-Oh me! Pastime-Tennis. - Ambition--Architect. Activities--Band '29, '30, '31, '32g Science club '28. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QnQnQ-.Qf-QnQ-.Q-Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q..Q..Q..Q--QnQ--QuQNQnQQuQ,-Q.-QuQ..QI.Q..QNQ4.Q..Q..QnQ-.QuQuQ1-Q--QuQ.-Q..QuQ..Q-.QuQnQnQ 139-. ang. ,v THE FLAME OF 1932 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QuQuQuQnQuQuQ-.Qi-ignQ--vin!0-Cul-vlvvl-'IMO'-O00 I O l O O 0 O Q 0 I O O 0 O 0 0 O l O IRENE MAE ROBB Characteristic-A quiet little blonde. Course-Conzrnrrcial. Nickname-Rene. By-word-Oh cats. Pastime-Playing piano. Ambition-School teacher. Activities-Commercial club. IRENE ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Characteristic-Irene likes everybody and feeling's mutual. Counu'--Prepar'aIor'y. Nickname-Connie. By-word-We can accomplish anything if we stick with it long enough. Pastime-Trig. Ambition-Produce a R0bertson's theory. Activities-Chorus '28, '29g Science club '30. '31g French club '32. ELIZABETH ROSS Characteristic-Always prepared. Course-Preparatory. Nickname-Lizzie. By-word-VVhoops ! Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Teach school. Activities-French club. ' AMELIA ALICE ROULE Characteristic-Try to count the freckles. Course'-General. Nickname-Freckles. I By-word-All that is spotted is not bad. Pastime-Dancing and swimming? Ambition-Become a nurse. Activities-Glee club '31, '32g Feast of the Red Corn. A VVILLIAM CLARENCE RUKAS Characteristic-Ask Miss Lazzari if l1e's quiet. A Course-Com m frcial. Nickname-Bill. ' By-word-O. K. Pastime-Baseball. Ambition-Major League player. Activities-Inter-class basketball '31, '32g Track '32g Commercial club. QuQn-Q--Q.-QQ.QQ.guy-.QnQuQ..QnQ..Q14Qug-.Q-.Q..Q-.Q-QQng-.qugnge-Q..Q..Q..Q Q..QuQnlnlu0 0 0 O I 0 0 O l I O O 0 O l O 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O I 0 - 40-- I 1' I 'x.,n K. THE FLAME OF 1932 I I O O C C O O O O O I I I O O O I O I O O O O O''C''OUIO O l'll0'Ol0O'0Owl'0O O''O O''O''CNC''l l l'lO O O O0O O O O O I O I O C ROBERT ARTHUR RUSHTON Characteristic--He's good even to Annie. Coiuzve-General. Nickname-Bob. By-word-Everything happens for the best. Pastime-Seaman's. Ambition-To Hy high. Activities-Junior play '31. DEVOTA EMMA SADLER Characteristic-Good sense of humor. Courscf-Corn-rnerrial. Nickname--Doady. By-word-Flickers. Pastime-Loafing' and dreaming. Ambition-Aviatrix. Activities-Commercial clubg Inter-class b ketball '31. RUSSELL EDVVARD SEAL Characteristic-Quiet and pleasant. Course-General. Nickname-Russell. By-word-O. K.. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Chemist. I ANN LINLITHGO SEAMAN Characteristic-The Age of Innocence. Course'-Commercial. Nickname-Ann. By-word-Cats. Pastime-Dreaminoj. Ambition-Decorate the House of Dreams. Activities-Commercial club. EDGAR THOMAS SHEPERD Characteristic-A good guy who wants be tough. Course-Scientifir. Nickname-Ted. By-word-Go on. Pastime-Loafing. ' Ambition-Mechanical engineer. as- to O O O l'lll'l ON. l l' O 0 O I O O O O I O O O O O I C O I O O0IHCHO'll'O''O I''INO''C''l lNl O0l O0'O l O I U U O O .gp-:kv -.QunQnQ..Q..Q..QuQ..Q.-Q..QuQnQ..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..QuQnQnQnQ..QQ.Q-0Q-.Qn.QuQu-Q.uQnQ..Qo-lu0-'OMC-0000-'Ovfl'lOv-0 O 0 O I 0 O O O I I O O 0 O 0 O 0 O O 0 0 C O J THE FLAME OF 1932 VVILLIAM HERBERT SHEPERD Characteristic-Good sense of humor. Course-Scientifc. Nickname-Tut. By-word-Holy smokes. Pastime-Playing soccer. Ambition-Electrical engineer. MARY M. SLEBODNICK Characteristic-Intelligent and sweet. Course'-Preparatory. Nickname-Blondie. By-word-Well I'll be ???? Pastime-Translating Virgil. Ambition-Nurse. Q Activities-French club. i JEAN LORRAINE SLEITH Characteristic-Cute, petite, and darling. Coursc'-General. Nickname-Arch. By-word-Oh gee whiz? Pastime-Skating. Ambition-To be an old maid. Activities-Chorus '28, '29, French club. MARY JANE SOMERVILLE Characteristic-S. S. 81 G.-snappy, sweet, and , good. A f Course-General. Nickname-Heat. By-word-Murder. Pastime-Dancing. Ambition-To form a dance team. Activities-Vice President '29, Inter-class basketball '30, Senior play '32. I AMELIA STEVVART Characteristic-VVhat ho-she drives a cur! Coursc'-Preparatory. Nickname-Meme. By-word-Oh gee! Pastime-Driving. Ambition-Carnegie Tech. Activities-Science club '31, '32, French club '32 Q.1Q.-QuQQ1QnQ0.QI.Q-.Q..Q..QuQ-.QnQuQ-.Q..Q..Q-.Q..QnQnQ.-Q.-Q..Q'QQ..Qu.Q..Q..Q.-QnQo-ln-Q.-Q..Q..Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q THE FLAME OF 1932 I O O O O I O I O O O O O O O O O I I O O C C O O'0I'Ol'0l0l0l l I l l0 O'IONC O l l l''lvl'O l O O 0 C EDITH STONE Characteristic-She giggles and chatters. C ou rs 0-C o m m micizzl. Nickname-Brickie. By-word-What d'ya know? Pastime--Visiting Dot. Ambition-A private secretary. Activities-Junior play '31g Senior play '32g Commercial club. SARA KATHERINE SUTMAN Characteristic-A chemist-and how! Course-General. Nickname-Sal. By-word-My dear. Pastime-Collect movie stars' pictures. Ambition-Select movie queens. Activities-Annual staffg junior playg Orches- tra '29, '30, '31g Inter-class basketball '31. ' KENNETH E. SUTTON :Characteristic-Politeness personified. Coursff-Commcrcial. Nickname--Gene. By-word-O. K. Pastime-Reading. Ambition-Storeroom clerk. Activities-Commercial club. ANNA BELLE SVVEENEY Characteristic-Particular and talkative. Course-Preparatory. Nickname-Anna Belle. By-word-My stars! Pastime-Playing the Nuke. Ambition-To rival Bosewell Sisters. rActivities-Glee Club '29, '30 '31 '32g French club. FRANK PHILIP TESZNER Characteristic-Ford's successor. f:0lll'50-Sl.'il7llfifl'. Nickname-Teszy. By-word-Don't kid me. Pastime-Experiment around garage. Ambition-Auto mechanic. ooosoooooooooooooonoooosomeoooo--e--o--0-0--0--0-'00000000000 00 000 00000 -' fii-W 'M'- .. . t.,. xl' , THE FLAME OF 1932 Q Qmug..Q.-9.3-.g..p.q..3ng.-5..gnQ.-Q--g..Q..gnQ-.QuQ-.Q..Qugug-np...-gug..g..Q..g..gngugugngngug..g..g..Q..g-Q Q Q Q g g g g g Q . . 0 . . . . . . . . . 0 . l 3 LAVERNA TRozz1 Characteristic-S fmplicity and sweetness. Course-Co m in errial. Nickname-Verna. By-word-Gee! Pastime-Sewing. Ambition-Stenographer. Activities-Commercial club. JOHN TRUNZO Characteristic-A great attraction to the girls. Course-General. Nickname-Snub. By-word-Is that so? Pastime--Sports. 3 Ambition-Be a coach. t Activities-Football '27, '28, '30, '31g Basket- ball '27, '28, Track '27, '28. , ROSE IRENE TUECHE ' Characteristic--Her patient's temperature won't register. Course-General. Nickname-Tee. A By-word-Hokey-doke. Pastime-Skating. Ambition-Nurse. Activities-French club '32, Glee club '29, '30, '31, '32. JANET MARGARET VACCARI Characteristic--A friend in need. Course-Commercial. Nickname-Course. By-word--You're crazy. Pastime-Listen to the radio. Ambition-Stenographer. Activities-Commercial club. ANTOINETTE LENNIS VAIRA Characteriatic--The idol of them all. Course--Commercial. Nickname-Tee. By-word-Oh I don't know. Pastime--Dance. - Ambition-Coach. Activities-Commercial club, Basketball '30, '31, '32, Treasurer '31, Chorus '29. 0 I 0 0 0 O 0 0 l--0-'lf-0'-0--0--0--0--one--0--0 0--0--0--o--0--of-0 0 ono--o--o---0--0--ous--o 0 Q 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 Q 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 o 0 0 s A- ' f - A-1--A-f A THE FLAME OF 1932 0 O I 0 O O C 0 O O I I Q:QuaQnaQ1ug-.g..g..g..g..g..g..q.1Qnga1QQ-Qng..g..g..g..g......... . . . . . . . . . . , . 'u.u....u.u.u... BETO JACK VAIRA A Characteristic-Our idol and football star. Course-Scientific. Nickname-Beto. By-word-Oh people. D Pastime-Swimming. Ambition-Machinery work. Activities-Football '29, '30, '31, '32, French club. ALBRIN CREETOR WALKER Characte ristic-A sna ppy d resser. Course'-Com mercial. ' Nickname-Creet. By-word--Scoop. Pastime-Talking. Ambition-Business man. ' Activities-Inter-class basketball '30, '31, Track '32. WILLIAM FINLEY VVATSON 'Characteristic-VVho couldn't fall for our good-looking hero? Course-Gcfneral. Nickname-Puttin. . By-word-Who me? Pastime-Eating. Ambition-Go to the moon. Activities-Orchestra '28, '29, '30, Band '31, '32, Senior play '32, French club '32. SUE GERTRUDE VVEYGANDT Characteristic-The life of any party. Course-General. Nickname-Gertie. By-word-Gosh. Q Pastime-Talking. Ambition-To be a nurse. . Activities-French club, Junior play? Semor play. LEWIS WADE WHITLATCH 1 -Characteristic-A peachy kid. . Course--General. Nickname-Whit. By-word-Yeah. Pastime-Collecting stamps. Ambition-Experimental farming. ' Activities-Science club. 3 OCIIOOOOOIOOOOI000000000000OOO l l0O0lll'O l l00lIl0000000000OOOOOOIOOOOCOOOCOO A -45-- b- . .Ll i . , THE 'FLAME OF 1932 I U O O O ,I O O O I O O O O I l I O O C O IlII'O0IO'00'IlNONONCNOOIONOUO'0O O l l l l l l C O I O O I O O O O I O O O O I I O I O O O O MARIAN MOSSILENE WOODS Characteristic-Refined and a good kid. Course-Preparatory. Nickname-VVoodsy. By-word--I'll say. Pastime-Music and sewing. Ambition-A domestic science teacher. A-ctivities-Orchestra '31, '32, Chorus '30, String Quartette '32. MARCUS YOHE Characteristic-An earnest student. Course-General. Nickname-Spark Plug. By-word-Sure. Pastime-Sawing logs. ,Ambition-Run a lumber camp. MAUDE PERDITA YOUNG 1 Characteristic-Looks and class. Coursz'-,4cade1nir. Nickname-Maudie. By-word-just too bad. Pastime-Dancing. Ambition-Drama teacher at Howard U. Activities-Chorus '29, '30, '31, '32, Operetta '29, French club. ROBERT YOUNG -Characteristic-Winning personality. Course-GL'nera'l. Nickname-Youngie. By-word-Holy cats. Pastime-Basketball. Ambition-Member of Olympic team. Activities-Football '29, '30, '31, '32, Basket- ball '29, '30, '31, '32, Track '30, '31, '32. OLIN CLARKE ZELL, JR. Characteristic-What a guardsman. Nickname-Zell. By-word-Hy. 4' Pastime-Basketball. Ambition--Captain of U. S. Coast Guard. Activities-Science and Commercial club, Football '28, '30, '31, Basketball '28, '29, '30, '31, Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Inter-class basketball '32. -9--o--o--0--o--o--onono--o--0--0--0--we--ono--0--of-o--0--o--0--o-ano--ou-o--o--o--0--so-o--o--0 o o 0 o o 0 o 0 o 0 o o o 0 0 o 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 o THE FLAME OF 1932 ...up-Q..g..g..gug.,g..g..g..png--Q.-guQ.....g ,f4ZfFF'YX '- 1 f,A 1' i'f1' 1 1 N' 1 TEWQIHHHWW W Vlwx--. L W I , H gi 5' l' Q 5 I TI I1I if If-gg-'law' VVYV- ws. .-Eilnvrh -. 1 - TIN lI'LzliQl Hnl:!n!lLLl!!LlJ! ! '! !mW!IMA H WL M - V55 'rm :TK-' :4 2 5-3 is fs E -l-gg ' IFN LAA '4 li 'R E ziif' f' , ---Millillifllllllllllll In 'l': 9' : ::: Lmnlm mf' ' I i I 'mmllllllll n u l l II' .. Mk Z-lx e Congressional Lilvvarg Under Classes 1 ' V THE FLAME OF 1932 g Q g Q....Qugngn...Qngug..9..5..Q-.Q..gum.guy-.quQ..Q..Q..3..gng..5n5pg..Q..Qug-.qnqng.-Q..gnQ.Aug.guympg..Q-Q..Q..Qug.Q..gnQ.Q..Q..Q..gnQug-.gug..gng..g..g..g..g g Junior Class The Junior Class elected for its oHicers of the year John Pontier, presidentg Beverley Atcheson, vice president, Margaret lVIclVIahon, treasurerg Betty Glasser, secretary, and Miss Lazzari, sponsor. They have had two very successful parties and felt very smart byhaving an orchestra each time. Due to the depression, they decided to postpone the purchasing of their rings and pins until next year. At a later meeting, it was also decided to change the Junior and Senior Prom to a dance instead .of the usual banquet and dance. This caused some dissatisfaction from the Seniors, but after a little consideration, they thought it better, too. The Prom was a big success and nobody missed the banquet. Both Mr, Crane and M1'. Dorr said it was a better Prom than ever! ngnQ-.Qug-.Qu.qu-Q.-Q..gp-gag..Q..gn-Q..png--Q--Q..Q-.Qng-.g.0Q..gf0Q..Q--jugug--Q.....gng..g.ng..g..g-.qug.Qg..g..gug-4..gngn9.4.Q--5.Q..jug..gngngngngug-.ququgugugnQ Q Q Q . ..... .-. 1 Y T THE FLAME OF 1932 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I'lIIIIHIIUININIOHI-0I'II0'I I'0I I I'05''I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class elected for odicers at its first mneeting in October the following: President, Mayo Kelly, vice president, Virginia Cook, treasurer, Glenn Sedamg secretary, Williaiii Ermiles, and sponsor, Miss White. The class sponsored two parties which many attended and enjoyed. There are quite a few Sophomores out for football and we expect them to be real stars in a year or two. At least, We're hoping they will. cg. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I0I 'I I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ....49- J' J J V . THE FLAME OF 1932 Q Q Q gugugugug-ngngugf.gng-.Qng-.Q--Q-.Q-.gug-.gngngug-.QuQuguqngn'-.QuQ.-gag..Q--ge-Q.ng.-Q--9-Q-.QuQup-gnyup..-.g..g..g..gugug..g..g..g..g..g..Q.-...Q-.Q--gug 3 g I I Sophomore Class BY THEIR SUCCESS YOU SHALL KNOVV TI-IEIX'I Number please? Keystone State Building. just a minute. I'll connect you with his secretary. President Crall-Crall, that 'name sounds familiar. Do you suppose that could be Jimmie Crall, the president of the class of '32? Sally, take my calls while I investigate this matter. f I ran to the elevator and quickly ascended to the 195th Hoor of the massive pile of stone and steel. I ran to the door of Suite C and knocked timidly at the door. I suddenly remembered that I was calling on the President of the United States with- out an appointment. The dooropened after five minutes of hopeful waiting, I I am Miss Stone, President Crall's secretary: Can I be of service to you ? i I stared politely at the charming curly-haired girl who smiled at me from the other side of the threshold. ','VVhy 'Bricky'-it isn't possiblefl Betsy, come in. What are you doing here? Of course you know what I'm doing. Oh, I'm telephone clerk and secretary to the president of this building. Don't t .tell .methat the President of U. S. A. is my old friend, 'Speed'? I Yep, it is. I'll call him in. President Crall, a caller. You know that he is the youngest president the U. S. ever inauguratedf' K'Tell the inquisitive sob-sister I'm not in. I I Still up to his old tricks, Bricky? Come on, Speed. I,t's only Betsy. H C-ontinuedon Page 52 ' Q QQ.Q4nQug-QQup.Q..Q..Q.-Q-0Q..Quga.Q-.QnQ1-QuQ--Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..QugnguQ..g.-Q-.gng..g..5-aQuQ-.QuQ.-Q.-QQ.Q-.Q.-Q.QQNQQ-Qup.Q-.QNQQ-QQ-Q..Q.-Q..Q-.Q..gf.gn.Q..QQ-gugugngngugug ..50.. 'Q' ' ' 1i1Qi.ns--LA'f- '-- ---- 1-,L -F' 1 sz.. --4 -. ffrrv. 3 ., -.,- v 5 , ,. mf--. .. A , , THE FLAME OF 1932 Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q 5 Q g Q g gnQ..Q0.Q-.QQ.QnQa.Qo-Q--Qu!-nl-rl--lvl'-lvI0-I0-'O-Ol O O 0 0 I O O O I l I O 0 0 O 0 O O 0 0 l O 0 A 1 5 I R H. .lu . v Freshman Class , . The Freshman Class, because of the mid-semester promotions, have been con- fused as to their officers. At a meeting in the first semester, Herman Di Giovanni was elected presidentg vice president, Conrad Shipeg secretary, Homer Gautg treasurer, Betty Shipe, and sponsor, Mr. Pryor. As the president became a Sophomore at mid- termg a president was lacking in the second semester. A one and only party was held in April and proved a big' success. Other than the party, the Freshman activities did not consist of much more than loo-king for such unbelievables as the High School elevators or the fifth and sixth Hoors. O O I C O I O O O O O I O O O O O O O O C O O O I I O O O O IIIOIll00000000NO0Ol O0l l O0O0'Og'l l U I l O l O C O'O''O C l0'l l l lNO l' -51- i :gg - Ka? - -. . . Y, 4,.,r,t,.V - A --4--gb'P'f- -- -A1...aaa5-.-f -ee - .Q-.gf-guy. 5 ,ng-. THE FLAME OF ,1932 Continued from Page 50 Well I'll be-1-. After an hour of cheerful conversation during which I learned that George lVIcDougal was Seckary of Treasury, I returned to my desk. I gleaned that Leroy Hoon was on trial in High Court for speeding, with Reinard Liandefeld doing cross- examination, and Virginia Borland was a famous sob-sister working for Virginia Yohe, editor of Liberty. Was I surprised? Not much, as I remembered their fine work on the FLAYME of dear old lVI. H. S. I telephoned the court and learned that Leroy Hoon was behind the bars for 10 years for speeding and resisting an oflicer. Keystone State Building. Yessir, I'll be right up. Sorry, Sally, I'm going up to l98, suite B, to see how the decorator is coming along. Again I was whizzed dizzily skyward. I stepped uncertainly from the elevator QI'll never get used to altitudej' and ran to examine the new apartment. I gazed awkwardly up to the 12th foot of a -tall ladder and saw perched perkily on the top a slight dark girl, chewing gum. i - ' Well, holy cats-hi Betsey. How are you?', Of course, it was Barclay, the decorator. In a' flash she was down to 12 feet below' where I first saw her and had planted a resounding kiss on my forehead. Well, Buck, that's the closest to heaven you'll ever get. No, Bess, you're wrong. I was up inL Bud's new plane only yesterday. Our' quiet chat was interrupted by a commotion in the hall. ','lVIama, Ricky's eating all the candy. Owl make hi1n stop. Tattle-tale Sue, make Betty give me the wagonf, I the door and iwhatdo you suppose we saw? Sue Wey- adorable children, death of me yet. Noywonder your mother is dead tired Continued on Page 80, Ruth and I rushed to gandt struggling with two You kids will be the g Q Q Q-.Q1.Q-.Q1-Q-QQ..Q..Q-.Q-.Q..QnQng-.Q..QQ-Q..g..q..g..q.-QnQ-.Quq--9.4.4..g..Q..Q..Q--Q.-jug-.gag--Q-.guys-Q..Q..Q1.Q-.Q-.Q..Q..gnQguQug-.Qug..Qn-Q.-Qu-ga-gugngugugfQ Q g 9 -s2- I s L. , - -' - 'eh-lie-nil tee' -- ' einaiie--4-'-'14-Ah '- jug--Q-.g..g.-Q-.Qngng-.5-.Q..gng--g..g..g..jug-Q'ug-.gn90.5-.Q-.Q..gnQnQ-.Q..g..g--Q--Q-mug..9.3.4-.gngug..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..gng...-.q..g..g..g--Q. .g..g..g..g..g . g ' 'f 'T '7 F4f 'f1' ' ' 3 ir' YV '7vqwii nW7 I' V Y Y V ' - Y V 'A . -. x , F 1 A , J x M7 '4pJfff?'7'iw, 2 b S' ciSiW,w , L A cfswh. S QR bw MQW M5 W M HFYWQQQ QW i . A ' Q 697 WW wwwfjm . .fx A ' ' A - '-', 1 - H A . My. - ' - , '5 ' I jx'..4 , ' ,- ' . . . -- v - 3, - , 'rm' 'f ' K , . ' K , -f, . , : I - ' , Y , 7,-ii, v' Y, , wif, .ev V. . , lx V I l , V 1. ,N . A . I. .. , I .6 . . , .r A Y A. fl,ggzffiix-ffffxzggiar.Jig- F-J:-VN L- 9. ',-Ev - .lf , ' ' ' ' ' ' '. f ' . - . ' 'i f - ' l . A aff Fifi: Q '. '.1 -li' Rf' -11' Y ' Y . ' ' ' . Y. V J -.1,l,.,, ., ,l y A 5, 5 ' ' V Q ' , jf, 1 ff' W Y, -A ,. '-Q . -1 Z,-11 rv Jw ' 1 JK 'K ' '- Q' '-Q .f ' ,. A , , - , -1 Y f 'Q' -. , ' ' 1451 ' . -' '. Z, -'C ,'25LL'lR4' 3 293 '.- , , L....... -.,.,A -V ' - ' D X ' -Q' ' , W., , -...q.-,..k.--1 K K K 6 C K C C K K C K K I 'Who .......... K 6 .Q-.Q .Q-.gag-.gn THE FLAME OF 1932 g..qnguq..gngug..gng..g..g..gn.-.Q ..g..q..g..g..g..g..g.-Q Who's Who? Our Dancing Daughters . . . A Free Soul ...... 'Lovers Courageous . Inspiration .... ...-1 ..- Drjjekyll and Mr. Hyde . . . Polly of the Circus 'An American Tragedy . . . The Painted Lady .... Tarzan ....... . . .................................... Bob PIZZICZI The Man in Possession' ........ . . .Mary Jane and lVIary Louise .................Senior Day and Ann ........ Miss Lazzari . . . .VVambola Gildeman ....... Tee Viara . . .Albert VVolfe . . .Ruth Barclay Mr Crane The Cocoanutsv ....' ..... A lbert Wolfe, Dick Collins, John Demcheck, John Kelly 'Where the-Pavement Ends .................. Between New Eagle-Monongahela 'The Spirit of Notre Dame .. ......................... Our Football Team Up Pops the Devil ....... ...Leroy Coming Into Class The Smiling Lieutenant . . . ........... Boots Comer Monsters of the Deep . . . ........... Biology Class Monkey Business ..... ....... C utting Up in Class Fifty Fathoms Deep . .. .... Some P. O. D. Questions Night Nurse ...... ...... D forothy McCleary Laughing Sinners .. .... The Class from 4-4:35 Daddy Long Legs . . . . . . . ............... Bobby Young 'The' 'Common' Law . . ..... '. .. .................... No Chewing Gum 'The Secret Call .... .... R eport to the OHice After Reports ,Come Out 'Sob Sister ....... 1. . . ......... , ......................... Our Editor 'The Crowd Roars ................. .... C harleroi-Monongahela Games 'Was That the Human Thing to Do ? . . ................... The Flunks 'Sweetf and Lovely .......... , ..... .................. A gnes Jones 'Can't We Talk It Over ? . . . . . .Mr. Clrane and E Students 'Paradisen ............... ............ G raduation Day 'The Alpine Milkmanu ................ .......... S Iames Cole 'How Long Will 'It Last ? ........ ,. ...... ......... L ast 6 Weeks 'Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea . . . . . .Detention or the Cflice 'Just Friends ...,.' ......................................... Dot and Leroy Why Did It Have to Be Me ? ........ . . . . . . . . . . . .The Freshie Who W3Sll,t Doing Anything But Gets 50? Cut Time On My Hands ........................... Albert Wolfe in Study Hall Old Playmate . . Honeymoon Lane Lies ........... 93 -un---1.-Q -Q. Pm Only Guessin' . Black Eyes .... All of Me ..... 'Sonny Boy ....... As I Reach For You Peach of a Pair . -..a- .u-.Q .- --...........----.---...-..--.- . . . . . . . . . . . .Betsy Hartland ....... Excuses Lower Hall . . . . . . .The Exams. . . . .Mary Pesognelli . . .Sue Wevgandt ...... Brutus Bregar I'd Reach For a Star ..... Breaks All Laboratory Equipment .................Lee and Mayme 12th Street. Rag .............. .................. On to Victory Limehouse Blues ........................................ From Tappa Pi I Apologizen ..... For All We Seniors Have Done That We Shouldn't. Have Done .g..g.-...png-.g..g..gngngn3ngngug..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g .-Q.-Q..Qug..gnQ..-0.-gag--guQng..g..gnga...Qug.4.-Q..Q..Q.4..Q..g..Q..Q..g.-g..g..g...-.g..g..g..g.. 5 A L., A ..h,.. ,H AWD, THE FLAME OF 1932 O O 0 I I I C 0 O O I O O O O O I lvl 0 l l l0O'llHO--OI0CO'CUIIDIHOIIOHIIUOIDO'O I O O O I O O C O O O O O O O I O O O I Activities COO OOOOIOIllOIOOICIOOOOCOOllO O O'vO l lNllllIOCOCOOOOOIOOOIIOCOIOIIOIO 'ffggx-,,,,., ,XY A, ,.,, ,W .1-,..-,. Y Y-.24 - - ' A---1 THE FLAME OF 1932 I C O O O C O O O O I O O C CHONO O C0O0'INOvlnO- O l l O O'DIUONOUO'O O O O l O C O O C I O O ANNUAL STAFF Back Rofw--McDougal, Borland, Gadd, Hartland, Ballentyne, Jones, Mr. Suttles. Front Rofw-Brody, Anton, Campbell, Yohe, Sutman, Law. The Flame of 1932 For 16 years the graduating' class of our High School has followed the custom of presenting a year book. It is interesting to- look back on the old school-daysg so the Annual Staff sincerely hopes that THE FLA5ME will be the Mediiini of many reminiscences in days to come. Q In Ma1'ch, our Annual Staff was chosen and organized. The Staff has a cozy little room just across the hall from the cafeteria, In this room ou1' staff shared its work and fun in preparing the' year book. M1'. Suttles and Bliss Stewart worked and Worried along with us. Our Staff had manyi difficulties to face, and overcome. On account of the de- pression, it was at first decided that we could not have an Annual. VVhen Mr. Crane informed us that we might have one all the Seniors were enthusiastic. Of course, -56- THE FLAME OF 1932 I I I IHIUI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I'lI''I0'I0'I00I'UI0II''INI''ININI I INI I I''I I I'lI0I0'I'lI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I!'I I I I 'gill'-llll ull ull all I lm Illl lull!! The Flame Staff S Virginia Yohe .... .......V . Editor 3 Virginia Borland.. .. .... Assistant. Editor 'T Howard Gadd. ..... .. ....... Assistant Editor Q U George McDougal .... ........... B usiness Manager Q Robert Ballentyne .... ...Assistant Business Manager ' V Agnes Jones ..... ...flssistant Business Manager Marian Anton... .... rfssistant Business Manager Sara Sutman ..... ......... I Vrite-up Committee Betsy Hartland .... .... I Vrfte-up Committee, Dorothy Law ....... .... I Vrite-up C01l17IliffEI?4 ii'. Madeline' Campbell. . . ......... . .... Secretary' 'T Thelma Brody. . . ......... Seoretary 1 Miss Stewart .... ...Fatulty rldfvisor , Mr. Suttles ............................ , .................. Faculty rfdfvisor- ' The Flame Stalin wish to express their deep appreciation for the workgi, done by Olin Zell, VVambola Guildeman, Robert Lax, Dorothy, Stephens, . Doris Clemens, Dorothy Banks, and for the co-operation of Miss Stevenson. Oi. . llll Iln llll lliil ' The Flame of 1932 we were three months late getting started, which meant about three times as much work as is usually necessary. Our staff this year was smaller than last yearls, and to make matters worse, our little Editor-in-Chief, Virginia Yohe, was rushed to the hospital with acute appendicitis. After our work was nicely on its way, a few of our members gave speeches in Assembly like real orators. Then we started our subscription campaign, and what a campaign that was! The members ran all over the building getting subscriptions. The Annual Staff wants to thank the underclassmen and seniors for the splendid cooperation they have given us. We also Want to thank the teachers who obtained for us some very valuable information. It has been a pleasure, to all the Staff mem- bers to Work, and get experience, and have fun all at the same time. We wish the next year's class as much pleasure with the annual as we have had. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Iv'I'I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII -57... - -f-- - -'QM-shui'-' -' -v' --ti-me ' ff THE FLAME OF i 1932 g..Q..guQ..qug-ngnguqugugug-.g..g.-gngug.-jug.-ga Senior Play Clarence -what a man!! This interesting comedy which played to full house lylarch 3, 1932, was opened by the congenial llflrs. lVIartyn taken by lovely' Edith Stone. The title role was played by Williaili VVatson, our future Clark Gable. .Miss Violet Pinney, the governess, was portrayed by vivacious Mary Jane Somerville. What a time the poor wornout girl had with the impossible Cora and the unreasonable Bobby VVheeler, portrayed by llflary Louise Patterson and George MCDOLlgal. Louise Printz and Howard Gadd were well castias M1's. and Mr. Wheeler' who befriended Clarence. Everybody fell in love with the ex-soldier from lovable Cora to Della the housemaid, played cleverly by Sue Weygandt. Clarence was not very well liked by Mr. Hubert Stem, CW'illiam Kahlej once loved by Cora, nor by the butler, Din- Widdie CAngelo Curciol. The play topped a grand climax with Clarence and lwiss Pinney leaving a dejected Cora to be married and live happily ever after. This delightful four-act comedy was under the able direction of Miss Lida llff. Carpenter. O O O I O O O I O C 'ONOHOHCHC' O O l O O O O O O O O O O O l -58- ----41 -ei-H - ---- A -- -vii:-- -- A H uf 185.44 THE FLAME OF 1932 O O O O O I l O O I O O O O O O I O O O I CUINO''IlUI'U0000-CHIMONO''O'Il lNl l lIIl O0l'O O O I O O O I O I I O O I O C I O O O O O I Back Rofw-Mr. Suttles, Curcio, VValker, Demcheck, Lenhart, Kelly, VVard, Sutton, Borrelli, Keenan, Rukus, Borish. e it ,' ,I A Second Row-G. Hall, Maqrtello, Caldwell, Morton, Daugherty, Anton, Stone,l'Seaman, Myers, Cadman, Mary Campbell, Fefolt, Miss Stevenson, Robb, Mountain. Third Row-Bonacci, Boyce, Palla, Balliard, C. Hall, Brody, Nakutis, Dolly, Brady, Hank, Derigo, Peci, Nagy, Forsythe, Haile, Rae. Front Row-Mtlia, Bode, Baker, Banks, Bozak, Callery, Vaccari, Trozzi, Madeline, Camp- bell, Markatine, V. Jones, Ajjones, Viara, Clayson, Hartland. Commercial C lub The Commercial Club of ,Monongahela High School, which was organized by the Commercial students of '31, was further developed by the students of '32, The members of the club owe much to M1'. Suttles and Miss Stevenson, whose super- vision made possible many interesting and valuable meetings. The primary purpose of this club is to give to the Commercial students a broader outlook on the Commercial world and to acquaint them with business men. At the first meeting, olhcers were elected as follows: President, Agnes Jones, vice president, Mayme Pecig secretary, C-rladys Hall, treasurer, Catherine Ranzini. A program committee consisting of Dorothy Banks and Bertha Nakutis was appointed to prepare programs throughout the year. Mr. Corwin J. Barclay furnished an interesting talk at one of the meetings, which proved to be quite valuable to the Commercial students. - At a later meeting a play-a comedy-was given by Dorothy Banks, Bernice Bode, Angelo Curcio, and Ida Boyce. The play illustrated the don'ts in applying for a job. It was a valuable aid to those who will be seeking iobs' in the near future. At a meeting held in March, the Junior Commercial students Were invited. It is hoped that the Commercial students of '33 Willshow their appreciation of this club by putting into it their utmost efforts to make the club a success as we have tried to do. DOROTHY BANKS. x O O I O l l . lNl'. C O O O O O I O D O O C C C U 0 U 0 O O O l Q'll1'.N 'l O O C C C O O'I''OUC''. l l . l . l l''lu' O I C C O I O Xxx - 59 - Thx V THE FLAME OF 1952 Q Q Q Q..QuQ..Q,-Q-.QuQ-.Qng..Q.-QHQ..QnQ--Q-.Q..Q..Q-.Q..Q.-QuQnQuQ..Q..Q-.Q-.QnQnQ--0-'O-'O--lv-C-ll-'lnOuluO''O'-O 0 O'v0 ONO OHl--I'-Our-O-fl--OnOuln0uQnQ--QuQ Q lx Back Rofw-Kahl, Crall, Gadd, VVatson, Kensinger, Gildeman. Second Rofw-Mellor, Neidermeyer, Ross, Johnson, Gault, Sleith, Sweeney. ' Third Rocw-Slebonic, McMasters, Robertson, Yohe, Stewart, McPherson. Fourih Rofw-Carroll, Barclay, Printz, Clemens, Gates, Pesognelli, VVeygandt. Front Rofw-Law, Patterson, Mlle. Lazzari, Bregar, Sutman. Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais Comme vous l'aimeriez. Le Cercle Francais was organ- ized on the 12th day of May, 1931. Our oflicers were chosen at a glorious banquet, given by last yeWr's club for the mem-bers of our present club. There are approxi- mately thirty lively members in OUI' club. Every month we manage to meet at the home of some of our members, although our first meeting was held at the high school, and the second at lVIiss Lazzari's home. In spite of the fact that half the time we did not know what the other fellow was saying, we had heaps of fun. We always had an interesting program of entertainment. We presented a play in Assembly called, i P'auvre Sylvief' The cast was as follows: Sylvie, Doris Clemens, Madame Darcourt, Annabelle Sweeney, Cecile Dar- court, Louise Printz, Marie fcookl, Sue Weygandt, Pierre, Louis Mainie, Jeanne, Dorothy Law, Miss Nancy, lVIary Louise Patterson, La Marchaxlde de Gateaux, Sara Sutman, Le Vendeur de Journeaux, Williaxli Bregar, Le Commis Vayageur, Howard Gadd. We also had a banquet for the election of next year's ofificers. The oHicers of the French Club are: President, Kathleen Bregar, vice-presidents, William Kahl and lVIary Louise Patterson, secretary, Dorothy Law, treasurer, Sara Sutman, sponsor, lVIiss Suzanne Lazzari. ' Miss Lazzari has been a wonderful sponsor and the club expresses its deepest appreciation for her sweet disposition and kindness, which has made it possible for us to have so much fun. Le Cercle Francais wishes next year's club a howling success. Vive le Cercle Francais. l0ll'l . l . lllU'Olillilll.lil.IllO l'I '. l'l..OCUUCCCCIOOUCOIUQUOCUOUQ - 60 .. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q..Q-.Q-.Q-.gug1.Qu-QugniooIIv000--0-vl--0--0-'C--O-II O O O 0 0 O THE FLAME OF 1932 Back Rofw-Shepard, Hartland, Herron, Mrs. Stewart, Borland, Grodecour, McMahon, Yohe. Front Rolw-Todd, B. Penrod, Sklar, Patterson, Glasser, Warne, A. Penrod. Ushers The ushers, under the instructions of Mrs. Stewart, came through with a suc- cessful year. We ushers form a band of 14 regulars with uniforms and two sub- stitutes, Jane Anderson and Theresa Curry. We started the year by serving our grid heroes and the school board at the Annual Football Banquet, on December 14, 1931. The classes of Nlonongahela High School celebrated George Washington's birthday by. holding on that day their annual Parent's Day. Mrs. Stewartls ushers instructed the visitors to the rooms of their interests and to the program in the audi- torium. March 3, we ushered the delighted audience to their seats to witness Clarence, the Senior play. Mr. Smith directed a concert on MHI'Ch 24, 1932. Four of the regular ushers were in charge. Baccalaureate, Class Night, and Com- mencement, are the last functions of t-he school year at which the girls usher. Bac- calaureate was on Ma.y 22, Class Night, May 24, and Commencement on May 25 The places of Virginia Yohe, Virginia Borland, Betsy Hartland, and Ma1'y Louise Patterson will be taken by four other lucky girls. The ushers of 1932 certainly wish the coming ushers as much enjoyment from working for M1'S. Stewart as they had. A 1 - 0000000ICOOOOOOOCO000000000OOl'ONlUlNl'0C ll'O O0000000000000OOOOOOCOOCOOOCO -.51- THE FLAME OF 1932 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QsQujujsuQu1QasfoaQnnQA:QsuQuQo:QuaQsoQunQIuQc0QnoQu0Qulo:QnoQnQnQ.cnQn9Quf'oQnaQn:Qc.QnQnnQo:QuaQsoQcu.uQu.nQnQn9uQnQu Front Rolw-Goldman, Nelson, Humes, VVarne, Tueche, Gault. Second Rofu,-Carson, Markatine, D. VValters, Patterson, Clemens, Henius, V. Walters. 'Third Rofw--Thomas, Zewe, Rittenhouse, Wright, Keeney, Sweeney, Roule, Fulton, Cocaine. U Back Row-Gates, Boyd, Brewer, Scott, Fefolt, Mr. Smith, George, Davis, Voigt. 'Lag' The Senior Glee Club The school can surely be proud of the Senior Glee Club, which has won remark- able renown. The Chorus has had the County Championship for three successive years. Last year it won the Sectional contest and finished second in the state. This year it won second place in the Sectional contest. At the County contest this year two members rendered vocal solos, Marion Zewe, a soprano solo, lVIarion Humes was given third place with her alto solo. The Glee C-lub contains much talent, and shows great promise for next year. It is under the capable direction of Mr. Albert Smith. i DORIS CTLEMENS. ICO!OICOIOOO'llCllllllilIOO000000-ninilvllOOOOOlllllOCOOIOOOOHCNONONOOOU IO O1 K l milninnihnz I in unix! I-ng: in-n-I ui W' THE FLAME OF 1932 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IIIUINIHININI'UIOIIHIUIHINI''I I I I0I INI'lI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ff il wf WMMfwf,,, if I wvrlivwwfwmwwf WWW WW V , Wffvwwwwwwafn ' efwmylffgvff wffwfa, Marietta The -quartet, consisting of Della Walte1's, Virginia Walte1's, M31'g3l'Ct Ma1'ka- tine, and Mary Louise Patterson, won the State championship last year and came in second in the section this year. I I I I I I IUOIUIIOINIOIIOOI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Il'ININI I I I''IUINIUIOOIHIIHI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -6s- U . 1 THE FLAME OF 1932 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QuQu0QnQnQo-Q.-QuQnQ.-QNQnQuQuQ-.QuQnQuQnQnQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q A Ff0Htfi4R0QL'-Y0UDg, ' Pia-stilli, M. Cecci, Gadd, Hellen, DiGiovanni, Hayward, Saconi. Natalini, Barskite, Waslic,jKelly, Leich, Thompson, Mitchell, E. Cecci. Second Rofw-2Volker,. Vercamen,- Daugherty, Larimer, Herron, B. Davis, Galigan, Hall, Rhinehart, Herdok, Stoneman, -Colbert, Copey, Stevens, Gibson. I Third Rofw-Galleck, Evans, Gondas, Huston, Keeney, Faucett, Budris, Verish, VVible, Matuga, Ruse, Rufling, Rosenberg, VVarne. Back Rofw--Pizzutelli, Richardson, VVithers, A. Hall, Cook, Mr. Smith, Slebodnick, Ewing, Turig, Caprio. 'T , mg. V-KS x . Junior Chorus The Junior Chorus is organized each September for those who wish to take up singing. It is composed chiefly of Freshmen and Sophomore girls. If they show any particular talent in singing, M1'. Smith, the instructor, puts them in the Senior Chorus. In the Junior Chorus, stage presence and poise, as well as singing, are taught. The number of girls in this chorus is about 35 or 40. They have studied about five songs this year and sang in public once, in the pre-contest concert. N DOROTHY STEPHENS. OOOIOOOOOllOOI0OIOIOOOC000OOOI'ONO OllC O0O0'O O'lOOOOOll'l!'O O0'O O l lOOOOOOIIOOCUOIO' -54.- THE FLAME OF 1932 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q..Q..Q..QuQ--Q--Q-np-Qu-'vinci-ul--Ol-Dui'OONONONI O C O 0 0 O l Q I l O I O O O I 0 O O 0 I 0 l O Back Rofw-Richardson, Weiss, Sours, Kramer, Chislaghi, W. Chattaway, D. Chattaway, Comer,'F. Ramsden, Jarvis. Second Rofw-Watson, Conte, Jennings, Eckles, Seng, Leyda, Rooney, Dickey, McCarthy, Crum. Third Rofw-Staples,'VV. Mountain, Printz, VVagoner, Sedam, Mr. Smith, VV. Coulter, J. -Coulter, Lax, Queen, Leaver. V Front Rofw-Curcio, Caprio, DiGiovanni, VVoodward, Downer, E. Mountain, G. Ramsden, Richey, Kelly. . Band Our band is quite Well known in the community as it has participated in the Hallowe'en, Armistice Day, and Decoration Day parades for the past several years. With regularity it attended the football games with every member present. Much time and effort is spent on the field in forming letters so that the varsity football fans may be entertained at the half. The band, along with the orchestra and glee club, enters the Washington County Music Contest yearly. This year six members of the band tried for the solo honors at the contest. Two first places and two second places were taken. Prior to the contest a concert is always given to get in shape for the contest. On several different occasions the band gave interesting programs in assembly periods. Their red and White uniforms new in 1931 makes a str'k'n0 appearance when on parade. , ,c llb ROBERT LAX., IOOlllOOOOO lNO O Ol'O lNlCOIOCO'OOOOl'O0lOlll'lCl l0'l l lIOOIOIOIOOOCOOOOOOOOOOIO0000001 ..65.. THE FLAME OF 1932 l O C O O I C O O O I O O I O O O O O O I I C O IHOHONONONINOIIOHOO00I-0OIOIHOHOOOINDNOIOOHO'll' O O O O O O O I I O I O I C O O O C O O I O O Front Rofw-Chester, Criswell, Sareg, Pateychuck, Martello, MclVIahan, Printz, Roule, Con- insky, Toth, Leaver, Shepko. Second Rofw-Laughlin, VVoods, VVallace, Nlentzer, George, Evans, Fefolt, Viverette, Neill, Kendel, Cecchini. A Q Third Rofw-VVagoner, 1VIcCleary, Gadd, Crum, Atchison, Chislaghi, Tucker, Comer, Rodgers, DiGiovanni, Coninsky. Back Row-Zell, Cadman, Nagy, Banlahasky, Mr. Smith, Sours, Messenger, Lax, -Chattaway, Ramsden, McCarthy. at . The Orchestra The orchestra is one of our most essential organizations. It furnishes music for all occasions including the senior play, the meetings of the Parent-Teacher's Associa- tion, and other activities. They also participate in the County Miisic Contest which is held each year. This year they were second only to Charleroi. M1'. Smith, the conductor, is assisted by Francis Comer, 'who is Concert lhfI21StCI'. OOOOO.IOCOIOIOIOOOOIOIOIOOIIOODfiuillblfivillinlIOCOOOIOOIOOCOIIOOIOOOOOOIOICU -56- , N .Q--gqug-.gnQ..Qnpqugngnug-.gugulnqovlv-Owl'-0 THE FLAME OF 1932 Q..Qng..Q.-9..gugug-.g..g-.g..g..-guy-.9-gag.-p.Q..g..g.-Qu My Classmates Since school will soon be over, Those days be left behind, There is something that bothers me: I must get off my mind, We've gone to school these years, We've been together much, I wondered ho-w we could forget The pupils and the such. I wondered how we could forget The cheery atmosphere Of Anton, and of Weygandt, And Willy Kensinger. And then there are the Bregars, That's Bill and Kathleen f To make them leave the high-school I think is rather mean. And as this little story Goes rambling down the road, I think I ought to wish The best to Dale and Bode. And had I but the power, Were it in my might, I'd help out Hoon's desires Of breaking hearts, all right. And then there is a Borland- Her namefs Virginia, She ranks among the best of sports I think I ever saw. I mention Betty Carroll, And Doris Clemens, too, I know that all will miss them Now that they are through. Next we have a milkman, His name is Jimmy Cole, Even though he came in body, He was not here in soul. I mustn't forget Collins, They call him Moby Dick, Any everywhere he hears that name He acts just sorta sick. -67- THE FLAME OF 1952. . Q Q-.pq .Q-.Q-.Q .-Q.Q..Q.Q..g..gng..Q.-Q.-Q--Q..gugugngup.Q-.g..g.....g.....g 11. Then we have our president, They call him Speed', Crallg And though he seems to struggle He's not so slow at all. 12. We hate to leave Blanche Farquhar Who- likes French the best, And who, I have an inkling, Does another class detest. 3 13. Howard Gadd loves music And he excels in this, He afforded us quite often lVIusical happiness. 14. The squad of cheerleaders, Will be reduced to four 'Cause they need not count Agnes Jones any more. 15. Bill Kahl is an actor, - A football star, too, But when he takes a. crack at track We see him black and blue. 16. I think I'd make a team Of Landefield and Comer, And put a sign upon the door, FOR RAZZING JOBS--COME OVER. 17. lVIcCleary has intentions, When High School days are thruogh To try to- get through training To nurse all of you. 18. The Trig Class won't be Trig class With. Irene traveling on- In case you don't know whom I mean It's Irene Robertson. 19. I think that in this stanza I'll join an R and S, And wish Rushton and Seaman Of everything the best. 20. For Somerville I do not know just what I ought to say, Unless it is, I hate to see Her going on her way. 21. And then there are two- Vairas, One of Football fame, Whom Fans will list as missing Another commencement claim. O O I O O O I I O O O O O 0O'0OUUOUOIU'O0O''OlIO'UOIOOI0OU'O1'O0'O S l l l O O O O O I O O I O O O O O O I O O O O C O - 68 - g 11 L 1 cc., THE FLAME OF '1932 o 0 Q o 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o o 0 0 o 0 0 o a-o--0--o--o--0--o--0--0--0--0-oo--0--on0--0--0--0--0--o--u0 22 And little Willia.111 Watsoni- I wonder what he'l1 do, When with our hundred fifty-four He finds that he is through? s 23. ' I think that lVIarie Dressler Will soon lose her part, If Sue Weygandt will but take And in the movies start. a hint 2-l And all the grace of Whitlatcll In trying how to dance, If seen by Flo- Zeigfeld Will have a. Broadway chance. 25 'Tis but at touchy subject To write, as you may find, The words about the editor CVirginia's on my mindD. Q 26. Al Jolson sings his lVIammy, But Zell the lights will see If he sticks to the blue songs, And leaves the others be. 27 I now regret I have no room To mention any more, M I trust those that aren't mentioned he Have no cause to get sore. 28 For full, is full, and any more W0llld sure cause overflow, And would, I think not likely, Into this small space go. I'C W. CIILDEMANN. OOO IOIOCOOOOCOUOOOIl'000000OOll'll'l O l l l IOOO' -469- THE FLAME OF 1932 O O 0 I I I up-gag-.Q-.Q..gn0Q.-Q-ug-.Q.-Q..Qngug-.g.-Q-ngnguqugu Q Q Q . . - Athletics I I I I I I I I I I I I I INI I I I I I IHIHI'-'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L A THE FLAME OF 1932 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I If0I-'Il'I I I I'lI'lI0II'I'II I I'0I'0I I'0I'0I'lI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Back Row--Mosley, Ford,-'Roi1sh, VV. 'Kahl, Young, Jones, Brahilgy, Chester, Ermiles, Collins, Moseri, I. Kahl, Markatine. ' ' Second Rofw--Hayward, Bossu, Tompko,'VVilson, Giannangelo, 'Ii-runzo, Miller, VVolfe, -Cummings, Furiga, VVright, Coach McMillan. ' Front Rofw-Viverette, lVIetro, Nichols, Vono, Dallo, Ferrari, Shipe,'iActon, Panseri, Crall, Quattrone. 1 'Masontown . . . Carrick ..... Homestead . . . Trinity .... Clairton . . . Collins Furiga Hayward Trunzo Mosley FOOTBALL SCHEDULE . . . Home .. Home . . . Home . . . Away . . . Home llflonessen' . . Charleroi . .P . California . . Canonsbnrg Donora .... FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Vaira Young Giannangelo Wolfe Viverette Cummings Tomko llliller Metro Wright Mgr. John Woodward 0 . Dallo Ermiles Bossu Wilson Brantley Away Away Home Away Home I I I I I I I I I II'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I'I'lI-QIHINI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I1'I I I I I I ...71.. ' 1 , .-g,.g,.,r,, ...im -4rf-uaAf- - THE FLAME OF 1932 0 nQNQ..Q..QNQ..Q..Q..Q.-Qug.--Q.-Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..Q.-Q--Q-- Q Q MASONTOWN lVIonongahela High School opened the 1931 footb-all season by sending K'Smitch Woodwardfs lVIasontown High gridders home on the short end of a 14-7 score. Pen0 and Vaira came 'through with flying colors, and both crossed the goal line for the Wildcats. Q -- ,A 1 CARRIC-K , pThe next Week' saw our Wildcats easily defeat the highly over-rated team from C-arriclc, 19-0. The Pittsburgh lads came here highly. rated, but they were no match for our fighting Cats. In this game a great improvement was seen in our team, and great things were expected during the season, HOMESTEAD Qui' Wildcats continued their winning ways at the expense of Ho-mestead's gridders the next game by an 18-O score. This put our -total win streak up to three, and the next week saw our boys practicing hard for the next game with Trinity, to be played at College Field, Washington. . H ' A ' Q- TRINITY ' ' A trip to Washington for the first game away from home, and the students who saw-the game, saw ourl team easily defeat Trinity 26-O. In this game our secondteam showed their poweriby scoring two touchdowns on the VVashington lads. C-LAI RTOIN Mono-ngahela then suffered her first defeat of the season at the hands of a stronger and heavier team from Clairton. Although our team fought hard they were unable to stem the onrush of Stilley, Clairton's 220-pound fullback, and his mates. The game ended with Monongahela, on the short end of a 33-0 score. GREYHOUNDS On a gridiron covered with mud, and in a drizzling rain, lVIonongahela went down to defeat by a lighter and faster team from Monessen, 32-0. Although Monon- gahela fought furiously, the mud, and the faster team were too much for them to overcome. COUG-ARS At Charleroi, the next week, Monongahela's offense began to click, but they were beaten 27-0. This was the last defeat for the Wildcats in the 1931 grid season. BEARS Our boys then put a scare into the California crew the next week-end, holding the highly-rated up-valley boys to a scoreless tie. Qui' team had the ball on Cali- fornia's two-yard line in the third quarter, but failed to tally through California's staunch defense. GUNNERS Although the 'Cats traveled to Canonsburg and outplayed the Gunners in every possible way, they managed to eke out a 13-6 win. It was an off day for our team, and should have easily scored more points than they managed to do. Q DRAGONS Our Wildcats rang down the curtain on a very successful season Thanksgiving Day, holding Russel's Donora Dragons to a 6-6 tie. Cummings saved the game in the last quarter, by snaring a short forward pass, and racing over the goal line to tie the game. With five wins, two ties, and three losses. lVIclVIillin's proteges enjoyed one of the best seasons in our Wildcat Football History. OLIN ZELL. Q QQQ..QQ-Q-.Q-.QnQ-.Q--QnQuQ..Q..Qup-Q..QHQ..Q..Q..Q'-Qu-Q--QnQ-.Qf-Q-.Qf-Q..Q..Q..Quin-Q'-Q..QuQ.-Q--Q Q Q Q Q Q Q -Q1.Q.-Q.-Q-.Q..Q.-Quqn-Q..Q..Q..Q..Q Q Q Q Q I 1 L I , 1 as -.Q-.Q..g...-.guy-.gng..g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g-.Q-.Q -QQ-.Q-.gf-yungug...--Q-.guy THE FLAME OF 1932 -fo--0--one--0--on0--0--0-o0--o--o--0--0--0--0--0--0--o ..g--gng..g-ny.Q-.Q-.guy--Q.. First Rofw-Conte, Woodward, Young, Wolfe, Giannangelo, Viara. . Second Rofw-Hoffman, Pala, Coker, Rhodes, Sedam, Foretti. Third Rofw--Coach MacMillan, Crall, Pierce, Ball. x BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Young Barnhart Woodward Collins Wolfe Cwinannangelo lwgr. Vaira BASKETBALL RESULTS M.HiS. Score Opponents Score Score Opponents Score M.H.S. 11 Elizabeth? 20 M.H.S. 17 Elizabeth? 13 M.H.S. 26 Carrick? 24 M.H.S 20 Braddock? 27 M.H.S 25 Glassport? 17 M.H.S 17 S. Brownsville 23 M.H.S 22 Braddock? 43 M.H.S 13 Charleroi 17 lXfI.H.S 10 S. Brownsville 22 M.H.S 7 Nlonessen 32 M.H.S 20 Charleroi , 42 M.H.S 29 West Newton 16 lVI.H.S 9 Monessen 31 M.H.S 12 California 13 M.H.S 28 VVest Newton 18 M.H.S 22 Donora 25 M.H.S 14 California 27 M.H.S 23 Glassport? 20 M.H.S 13 Donora 14 M.H.S 24 Donora? A 25 ?Non-League Games --0--0--0--0--of-0--ov-0--0--0--0--ov-0--0--0--u 0--0--or:-???.qo--o l L l THE FLAME OF 1932 I O O O I O O C O U O O O O O O O O O I O OUI0'I0'IMONCNO0'ONOl'O''CNC'iI'0l lNl'Il l'0C l0l'O I C O O O l O I O O O O C I C O O O O O I I O 0 Basketball Review g . lVIonongahela's basketb-all team was again well represented this year. Because of losing so many 'gamesby such a scant margin, they won only six games, losing four- teen.l The outstanding game of the year was played on the home court when our boys heldj Braddock, later crowned W. P. I. A. L. champions, to a close win by 27-20. Charlexfioiwas almost: thrown down to defeat by our Cats, but we fell short of the score 17-13. Charlero-i was crowned Section V champions and later lost in the W. P. l. A. L. semi-final to the New Kensington lads. The last home game of the year, with less than three minutes to play, saw Glassport leading us by a 20-17 score. To show they, had the old Wildcat fight of former years, they Hashed all around the Hoor, like a college team, and took Glass- port by a 23-20 score, - In Section V, the Wildcat defeated West Newton twice, but were unable to break into the win columns against the other section teams. With six seniors receiving letters, McMillin will have to depend on Conte',UC'oker, and Hoffman, of this year's varsity squad, and the reserve outfit for next near. This team did very well for their first year together, winning ten games and losing only to- Monessen and Glassport twice. 1 T The outlook is bright, though, due to the fact that all the schools in the district will lose most of their stars this year. VVe hope to see Monongahela crowned the Pennsylvania State Basketball champions next year! Let's go, underclassmen. 1 OLIN ZELL. lllililllllIIOOOl'0l l l l l l OOlOl'5O0vl l0O'IO'lC l Ulilllllll O IOOOOCIOOUCCIOI L rw. ng-.Q-.gn THE FLAME OF 1932 o 0 o 0 o o o o 0 no--ono--mm--0--o--o--o--o---o--0--onono--o--0--o--0--o--o--o c o o o o o o 0 0 o o Front Rofu.-Cancilla, Mosley, Brantley, Furiga, Young, Wolfe, Giannangelo, Barley, Ellsworth. Second Rau-VVeiss, Rukus, Jarvis, Kramer, Roush, Cummings, Pala, Rhodes, Penrod. Third R0'LL+lVIl'. Holmes, Gilmore, Behanna, Martin, Tucker, Kahle, Walker, Ermiles. Cldraclc s Monongahela's track team opened their season on Friday, Ap-ril 29, b-y over- whelming E1izabeth's boys in a dual meet, 78-29. Our boys came home with' victories in everything but the relay.. Eleven first places out of twelve gave the local lads a Wide margin over the down-river boys. Later on in the track season, Coach Holmes expects to send the boys to Pittsburgh to compete against other schools of the district in the Pitt meet and the Tech meet. These meets usually bring out some of the best talent of Western Pennsylvania, and it is hoped that our boys put in a good Word for themselves. On Tuesday, May 10, the Cats will travel to Donora to meet the Dragons in a dual meet, and with one victory to their credit, it is felt, that the boys will also defeat Donora. To close the season Coach Holmes expects to enter the Wilde cats at the invitation meet to be held at Burgettstown. The Wildcats as they placed at Elizabeth Were: 100 yd.- dash-Barle-Time: 10 215 seconds. 220 yd. dash-Cummings fBarle, second,-Time: 25 4f5 seconds. 440 yd. dash-Cummings-Time: 57 4X5 seconds. Half-m-ile run--Brantley CMosley, thirdj-Time: 2 minutes, 18 4f5 seconds. One-mile run-Brantley CMosley, secondj-Time: 5 minutes. Shot Put-Ermiles CWolfe, secondj-Distance: 43 ft. 6 inches. Discus-Ermiles CWilson, secondj-Distance: 98 ft. 4 inches. Javelin-Furiga-Distance: 125 ft. 10 inches. ' High Jump--Young CSecond- Rukas, Wilson, Viverettej-Height: 5 ft. 4 inches. Pole Vault-Wolfe-Height: 9 ft. 10 inches. Broad Jump-Wilson QGiannangelo, secondj CWolfe, thirdj 19 ft. 55 inches. Half-mile Relay-Elizabeth-Time: 1 min. 45 4X5 seconds. Total Score: Monongahela 78-Elizabeth 29. OLIN ZELL. 0--0--0--we--0--0--0--0--0--ov-0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--u-0o-0-f0--0--0--0:-ggof--0-vo--1--ov-0--0--Q--os-one 0 o Q 0 0 cv-Quo--0--0--0--o--0--ov-0--0 0 0 .lg 'l THE FLAME OF 1932 O O O O I l O I I In O O O O O O O C l O Of5C l0lNl'0Q'0l0ll'0lNO O Of'l l lNO l l l0'O O O O I C O I I O C O I O O I l O O O C I O I O , -fve- 3- ' Q Q Q Q..Q..Q.ng-.'ug-.guy-ngngng-.pugug-.qu.Qng.1Qnug..qu-Qng-.ga0gngnguy.-gnQ--Q--Q--in-Qu.. Class History FRESHMEN-VVere we green! Like the previous freshies, we fell for that now age- worn gag of having an elevator to go up- stairs by, that free meals were served in the Cafeteria, and that-we would find a great school of 209 rooms. Our faces were so much painted up with iodine that they opened a new drug store to supply the Sophs' needs. What else did they use? Well, everything from itching powder to paddling were in their form of hazing. I mean to tell you, we got it bad, but we were expectant, Cnext yearj. Sure, we bit like all the other suckers, but we learned fast. It didn't take us long to get organized. VVe picked jimmy Sedam for pres- ident ftoo had he quit schooljg Mary jane Somerville for vice-presidentg a farmer Uames Colej for secretary and Ruth Barclay for treasurer. Mr. Clark acted as sponsor. VVe had quite a few good parties, but like all other under dogs were not given oppor- tunity to Hash. SOPHOMORES-Did we get the breaks! And how! We expected to get a chance to do some art work on the following freshies but-here's how it was:-Mr. Crane issued a Proclamation of Emancipation and haz- ing was from then on a violation of the law and punishable by a hard term in Detention. Please notice that Detention is capitalized, as it has become so popular a recreational insti- tution that they are making bids for a chance to spend time in it. Do I hear you asking who was the sponsor. That was Miss johnson and we elected none other than Speedl' Crall for president. Jim Cole was again our farm-hand secretary -gum-Qng1sg-.Qugugugng-.gf-gugng Q.sg.nQ-.Q0.Q..Qu.gngngngngng-.gag-. 'a xt C+. -rl 5 . J -rm '12 l -'Y , Kf,v 1.. fn- Qin lj mb an ,df THE FLAME OF 1932 OlOOOODOCIOICOOOOOIOIOOOIOUOHOH and George lVIcDougal held the money bag. VVe had a good time in all our classes. The class that was most interesting to us Cnot to the numerous insects and animalsj was Biol- ogy. Do you still remember how We waited from day to day for the tadpoles to hatch out? Almost as bad as the ardent gardener watch- ing for that first blade or shoot of verdant vegetation in the spring. Our parties con- tinued getting bigger and better and every- body was happy. Then came 'itime out for another vaca- tion which seemed' all too long.- JUNIORS-Juniors? juniors, did you say? Oh yes, I remember now, we were Sophs last year and now we're Juniors. I've got to get me a new hat. This is getting tight. Am I getting swell-headed? We started up with a Hbangf' by calling Speed, Crall back for another termg getting Helen Nagy to serve as vice-president and believe it or not Qby permission of Ripleyj we had a real secretary, Agnes Jones., An.- toinette Viara was given the class check book and Miss Young acted as sponsor. VVe all fell for Mr. Rankin. He was our new physics teacher. Hasn't he nice curly hair? And those neckties-Q We'll take that up later, quote, unquotej. We got sent out of physics class plenty and 'most every night had to stay to wash a variety of objects num- bering from blackboards to chemistry dishes. . Then along came the Junior Play, named A Perplexing Situation, with a cast com- posed of Gadd, Sutman, Crall, Law, Barclay, Patterson, Stone, VVeygandt, Rushton, Jones, McDougal, Kelly, and last but thirteenth, Hoon. With the other activities we had a Science Club which closed its last session with a trip Q Q 9 0 3 Q Q 9-'ug-.g..g..g.-g-'gn' gug-qngng-.q..g..g..qng-4.-Q.Q Q C''Owls'CNCI0lN. 0''l l'0l0l'0l0l'4U C0IOI0l C O C O I D O O I O C C O C O O I O C l O i . OlU'IOOIUONIUUOOOONONCUOIOO I C O O O IICNCUCIIONCOOI O I I O O O O I O O O l'li'l ... 77 ... QF, gf: Q . r i - v a t ' e y 5 .:,w, .L V A . i A V ,.. ppm.,-M!.A,:-53 . .. A. .F -I .U I, 2 -, A V 4. K gk,:,.:n-LQAIGD'-dm.:-. 1 1, 5 , I . 5 ,i. . . sk , . . I 5 ' f -' , if. - rv . .- e'r' 7.1.7 ini - . ' ,- , ,V ' 3... ' ,-' ,-J S -.1 ..'. . . .Si.s.+ --l' -- ---A -1- --N 1 --n.gh.aM W ' L' - - - i b 1 lf- ..- if .cw 51 fm rv re- - - - ,W--R-,fs---. r THE FLAME OF 1932 NOMONOUIIIOOOCIOOOOIOIOCOICOIOIO to Carnegie Tech. Then there was also a French club, titled Le Cercle Francais, well supervised by Miss Lazzari. And, here's a tip to the Sophomores. Therebnever was a more friendly and pleasant teacher of lan- guage than Miss Lazzari, so put French I and II on your schedule. fNote to Miss Lazzarrf-50 cents for this ad.J Having nothing more to say, I'll now let you in on the Senior secrets. SENIOR-This is a senior class. gone air- mindedf' Grub and Hoonie vie for first honors as chief pilot, while Brutus acts as chiefpmechanic and ship builder. fVVhere does that air-minded Kensinger come in? He's so quiet.l Through the open window, plane after plane zooms out into the celestial blue of the placid sky filled with skirmishing, streaking, white clouds. ' Now I'm getting sentimental CMiss -Car- penter detests Edgar A. Guest for thatj, so I'll just change the subject by telling you that Speed Crall and Agnes Jones hold the same position as last year and that James Cole is vice-president now. The name of.Lee Ward occupies the space designated as trease urer and Mr. Holmes is ,the brand new P.' O. D. teacher that's a big success as sponsor. And then there's the Senior Play that I forgot to mention. You'll ,find that elsewhere in this hook, but I must say that Miss Car- penter deserves much credit for putting on such a well trained cast and a perfect play. I thought I forget something. In fact it was two things. They are so important, too. First was the Glory Barn, that new addition to the main building to cope with the sudden desire for learning. We have over 900 stu- dents in this high school and it is getting a little crowded. Second was the moving pictures. I predict that in the near future talkies in assembly QUIQOFQDOQUQQDQOOQIIQIIQ Q Q Q Q QUUQNQUQQCUQOIQMQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QUQQIUQuQQQQQOQQOQIDQODQOOQDOQIQQMQ!DQ!GQ!OQOIQIIQC!QlIQDUQICQNQIIQIlQuQNQOOQIIQIIQMQNQIIQQOQIOQOOQOOQ QIIQIOQI EFT ??Fi'f1- E FQ :!IH '4e'35,.'f f'+,f .,'f , 5 l'?53'2 !f'Q.fT', ,5-Iyififf' f?'i ':7'W3 !5'7'f'Tf v' 'W 7' 'FHA ITS- 4 'VF' ff' I U 'PP 63? cs N -i+f?j1'-rH'l 'l ft --Th' an I I imikiltiil A l A fm HF vu T' ' 1 x i 4.21 we Q, is ffl! 'J' '13 g S ' Q2 'S' ,,- , 7 wwf JM 1 il' , Q. ,E akin Q wirfahf . .., - ,I .-iq, , x A V , , g A 4 - . W QV.. . .,., ' , Q ' o THE FLAME or 1932 Ol'O l'Qll5O l'vCHl50O0IO0IINl0IO-'I'IO'IO'0ONO0IIUfO'DO'll O'IO0I 0l C0l0O I O O I lvl O O C O O I Q will be classed as ordinary. They are already showing us some fine educational films. -Last but not least, everybody's happy! XVe're glad there's a Senior Day and a Prom Cregardless of the depressionj which is another way of saying that though we hate to leave, we're anxious to' get out. I wonder if I should sign off with that traditional finishing song :-- 5- ' I No more pencils, no more books Cwe'll leave the last lines out because it isn't truej or shall I' risk composing something' new? I dare not acquire thereputation of being in- tellectual las you know-Q 1 J-, ft- Q 3 'iw - i School is overg we close our books, There are. seen exultant looks. Others have agdoleful view, . , ' Cause their learning days arethrough. . Some' got briskly marching on, In the crowdsfsvvallowed and gone. Others linger here 'behind, Though not of the makeshift kind. But be they alert: or slowg I hate to see them leave and gog s . Perhaps to never meet again Till they'1'e old and broken men. And since this time does often break, Friendships which were hard to make, I would sit here-early-vlate, ' VVith no wish to graduate. 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X after 'traveling'Witahiyoii. until your Daddy hears odf this. He' will you. ' Q' Richard!,, Betty-V1-Q. 'A I . , . 5 ' Q :very home-like., We managed to get past' Sue, 'whowhad not . .That voice, soulided I - seen us,+-and thetwo bad Yixensffto the next suitef Y '- A , , . 'L I ' 4. , Well, why shoul'iln t we recxognige the voice? K It.-belonged to Betty Carrollfi. ' ii She toldius' she hadl broughtthe children to Pittsburgh While her husband attended. a Ba,nker's,rConvention. We 'werealsofingformedi that Sue had been with her foi'i,.1iOgf' ig. If , years., SQ? greeted us thenf and offere d somenews ,of our classmate. 7 g . if , ' name of Rushton was like 'music to heri ears. 'Wheii she xvalkedin she' got iritoj , ,Shel had b-rokenfhef' Watch and .taken .it to the' jeWeler s- nearest' the - a. .- 'w , a 'family argunienteinlthe largeqelaborate--store, A beautiful brunette nianinial beg . 'Q- , -ti 1 .5 A ,Mdecked with diamonds, and af ,handsonielburunet papa was trying to persuade a- dehanit .WY ifiaff , , 4 . ,,. child that 'candy shotild not be eaten: between nieals. They bothldbkxed up .at. S5,ie's arrival' andishe recognized them to be' Ann and Bolb..g After a,lit1'l.e 'chiat'r-,Stie left, -4 and, as she svalkedlthriough the door, the' child,,satf3con1placen't1yfeafing lthe .lcandyf f I complimenitedi Bettyion the handsome dress shervvas Wearing. ,She smiled, and .. . 'sh-owed? me. the stag! -in the, backf It readi'-'Designed by fLaW. ' Shel-answered oufkf ' , -- i-'questioning glances evvithgu Yes,'it'sjgur Dot Law and she has the most adorable shopf' 1 N . , t , 3 Ni: V. .sq 4' Qi qc., - 1 ln: 'f , , 'IL :. nf.. ' .,,.-a,:k .AY - .ony F if-th Avenueg vvheresheividesvigns and sells yheriuidresses. P Ohg you' all remember i ,Mary Pesognelli, d-on! youi Well, lvisitedian iart gallery: my last trip' 'abroad and , 5 fouind',Mary, for Marcellif the great ,painter of Gypsyvljfef' 'V V' . 1 ' Q'Have .ybux heard the 'latest about .Bi11'Cuminings'?, ' Ruth asked. 'fl-Ie is athletic H instructor at Brynf Maxyr and-. the ilocrmitories. 'are over-crowded with admiring' students. t i- .. Q, ' 'T' ' A u -' A7 U PI 1.9 , wi ., U' vv, . ,, 4 'ik' I M in I , . . ' Sgr' u 4 1 5 -IP' A r kv . n-ff Q , I ii. n y Betty' snapped on .the radio and--a inellovv golden voice greeted' 'our earys. VVS wp' , A L, ,Q 1 t A gsat spellfliound. Whatia yoicel and fivhat a-.piano player! i , W f . .1 i fi' C ' Ladies and gentlemeni yotifihave just heard 'HOWard 'Gaddpthe ,Higl1,Wa1y' - .5 X4 ,- V , '. rjll. .l Crooner, accompanied 'by Thelma Brody., Ythepcontrioller of fthe Keys. Tiff? 'Of' 'Li-fri .5 I Q , ' .While leafingithrqjugh amagazine ag-picture of as handsome A'rrow.:4Co lar',inangvfi-c.-'1p5'gb . ' i ' called- me to 'a stopl Ruth and Sue and I raved- over .this ad remarkingg ho fmiiich l ' . f'he,r'e'inind'ed us.of'sometime.. ,Oh, yes, it was 1-Robert Ballentyne, ,and affterireading' the. i 1 -is is ,, 3: S w .- kai! . -sad We found This'pieture5posed for by'llobe'rt'Ballentyne, 31 , V Q Q ' - -. Theradioffwas .bringinfgfus gorgeous' dance'..1n.usic. We listened intentlyand . Q ,dreamed of our high-school days as the- violinist played ia solo.: A -. yi , I n i up .i5iRadio- 'listeners,JyoLi.'haxge' just heard 'Comer make his violfrigtalk, 'and ,can her all .- , 'play?.'We areirgoing to interruptthe rnusicfto let the 'screenfidol of rtheday, Wililiarii' ' ' Watson, say a fevvivvordswto' you. You all know Clark.Gable has taken a. back seat . , - . 2 ' 'V 's , - -S ' Q-5 since Watson Was,d1scovered. :p ' - A - D, Q 1 1' , .I 2 - - We were astonished. Thereiweretwo of our old classmates in- oneradid program. if ., 4 ' .1 - ,The -radio-' announced-then thatawewould, hearefrom Olin Zell,,'the1Nevvberryr -.iifrg Q .. 4 ' coach a.t Leerand' Stanfordy and that 'Tee -' Viarafs seven girls from International fx - Correspondence School, were playing'L Red. J6I1CS,'S6VffI1iffOI1'1, Alexander, SH-amilton ' Correspondence School. i Qlin reported that Ythe game. would be .finished When. the - at postman's, corn Washealedi Anaadvertisement' now caught ourears telling us to buy. - at 'W'ardt's-- Grocery Stores? throughout thefstate. 1 We learned that these stores, were ' ' startedrby-,Mayme and Lee with qnefsmallistore in ,Monoingahela and .had grown tow Q ' the largest chainfgrocery stdreis .in Arnericaf' . ', Q V I J, fix W P. , 1 Q ' c Q Theicchimes' fromatheaclock told:-ffmefthat my ,day of typing, taking calls and-I ? 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