Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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George, Margaret M. “Peg” Giggles — argues — flirts — second Floyd Gibbons—enjoys herself thoroughly—weakens to liver and onions future secretary. Gustafson, O. Mae “Gussie” Jet-black hair—gray eyes—pleasant, low voice charmer but Ken keeps her out of circulation-dances—collects souvenirs—may collect a solitaire—after Thiel. Guiney, A. Bernice “Bernie” Blue-eyed — blissful — blonde — and very blonde—goes for shorthand, cakes and Rob Eden—collects napkins and tall dark Romeos—tap-dances delight fully— leans to literary work. Hacker, John H. “Hack” Invincible optimist—g r i n s— teases—vice-presidents our class— bored to tears by after-dinner speakers—charming dancer—second Fred Astaire. SENIORS Harrison, Rebecca R. “Becky” Capable ash-blonde—with a will of her own—honor student—song bird — seamstress — devoted to duty—future English teacher. Henney, Jane W. “Red” Wide, blue eyes—auburn curls— and sense of humor will combine to make her a charming nurse— until that tall, dark and handsome Romeo comes along—just now Myrna Loy, movie magazine and a pet canary occupy her time. Hicks, Ruth E. “Babe” Slender—brown-eyed—blonde— endless pep—dotes on hotdogs and dancing—can't beat cream puffs or tests—contemplates nursing— and matrimony. Hager, George W. “Ilager” Personality plus—born leader— our president for two years—lazy grin—habitual good humor—toots a trombone. Henry, Albert “Al” Rather serious—soccer star— concentrates on taking chemistry notes—thinks Cantor’s brand of humor is swell—to take up metallurgy at Tech. Hickey, Lenore R. “Lee” Slim — trim — gracious — born hostess—pianist—slam book fan— bound for Grace Martin’s and then office work. 24

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 Godleski, Marie K. “Marie” Tall slim brunette—elegant— graceful—“to the minute” dresser—concentrates on tennis—embroidery—and tall, dark, and handsome males—to study pharmacy. Gongla, Samuel I “Sam” Goodhumored -unruffled-—paramount ambition—to ride a camel and pet a donkey—the shortstop for your mushball team—weakens to bright colors. Granger, Helen J. “Sally” Vibrant -lovable—rollerskates— reads Faith Baldwin—devours banana splits—Jack Benny fan— headed for domesticity. Exrigiit, Mary M. “Marc” Wide, grey eyes with mischievous glints—knows all the answers—phobia for French—her sly sense of humor and appealing personality—get her by anywhere—anytime—and will be of value in her career as an author. Fechter, Regis S. Mickey” Mischief maker—brown eyes— dark hair—cutest grin—peps up the Rifle Club likes chemistry, Joe Penner and his bulldog—ambition—to have fun. SENIORS Flanigan, Betty “Betty” Little girl—with a line that hooks ’em all- suits baby talk and nifties- enjoys dancing and gaiety —anticipates a cozy kitchenette. Graham, Euphemia C. “Fay” Merry, little brunette—rosy checks—bubbles over with cheer —watch your ashtrays, folks— Fay turns ’em into souvenirs— can’t resist truck drivers and pet monkeys. Gribule, Thomas A. “Tommy” Tall brunet—and so nice—football and spaghetti occupy his time but pigs’-feet arc out— weakness for brunettes—dances to Guy Lombardo—collects match box tops—craves to attend Tech as an engineer. Evan, John J. “John” Tall—dignified—drummer in the band—goes for swimming, rollerskating—and of all things, good ol’ spinach—Skipper, his dog to be bis mascot when he is admiral of the Flying Corps. Fedor, John “Yunk” Happy-go-lucky brunette—types right—reads Zanc Grey—goes for women (meaning Shirley Temple) —tunes in the music of Paul Pcn-darvis aims sky high as a T.W.A. pilot. 23

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Hoffman, Betty L. “Huff” Engaging smile—dimples—mermaid — snappy dresser — makes friends easily—interested in nursing and art—may attend Duquesne University. Holder, Clifford W. “Cliff” Well dressed — agreeable — dodges traffic in a Chrysler—falls for small brunettes and Wild West yarns—hopes to be a mechanic— but will probably end up a farmer. Hindmarsh, Helen A. “Jerry” Hails from Homestead — a stranger in our school, but not for long—another of our aspiring globetrotters—hopes to find her favorite study, French, quite handy—enjoys swimming—but not all the way to Europe. Hoblack, Michael “Mike” Robust—jovial—obliging—crossword puzzler—prefers chemistry to math—to be an aviator. SENIORS Hollis, 11. La Clair “Clair” Unruly. brown hair—brown eyes—looks reserved, but don’t let that fool you—interested in all sports—can’t pass up films featuring Robert Donat or “Bing”— tackles chemistry problems with glee. Jones, Betty M. “Dels” Slim—active—petite—friendly— engaging smile—romances with A1—first rate typist—but don’t talk to her about business law— aims to be a stenog—we guess she’s altar bound—and wish her lots of luck. Johnson, Eva C. “Swede” Hale, and hearty blonde—brisk— cheery — friendly —loyal — likes s w i m m i ng—baked potatoes—and athletic boys (Don?)—will represent Munhall at the West Penn Hospital. Hi dak, Andrew “Andy” Small—quick—alert—plays football—and a radio—hopes to get acquainted with the Pitt Panthers—future chemist. James, Betty V. “Betty” Sweet—shy—demure—dimples— twinkletoes—frowns on French and Soc.—reads the Liberty— Westminster bound. Johnson, John C. “Johnny” Frank—outspoken—lots of fun —plays a record game of mush-ball—imitates Fenner’s “Wanna buy a duck?”—interested in airplane mechanics. 25