Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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MEYERS, DORIS JEAN “Dossy” Jolly . . . efficient seamstress . . . will be a clever designer. MITZ, CHARLOTTE EILEEN “Neen” Introducing one of the twins . . . frolicsome and friendly . . . she knits . . . collects photographs . . . plans to prepare for teaching at Indiana State. MITZ, WINIFRED JUNE ••MityA- The other of the Mitz Twins ... a Hepburn profile . . . pleasing personality . . . popular ... a business future. MORRIS, RAYMOND ALEXANDER “Ray” Well built . . . good-looking . . . pleasant smile . . . everybody’s friend . . . musically inclined . . . will attain his ambition to be a trumpet soloist. MURRAY, MARY GRACE “MOM” Tall and charming . . . suave . . . dances and swims . . . collects orchestra leader’s autographs . . . believes in making yourself useful . . . aims to be a beautician. NAGY, EMMA SOPHIS “Em” Black hair . . . dark complexion . . . swims. NEUNDORF, JOHN KENNETH “Jack” Ambitious . . . second Paderewski . . . honor student . . . Ben Bernie and all the lads please him . . . headed for Carnegie Tech and piano soloing. NEVILLE, RUTH ALICE “Ruthie” Pep . . . petite blond . . . facetious . . . neat dresser . . . gathers pictures of cats . . . another teacher to be. NOROSKI, CHARLES RICHARD “Chuck” Personality outstanding . . . smaller half of brother act . . . curly hair . . . star forward . . . headed for college and basketball then, coach. NOROSKI, JOSEPH HAROLD “Dink” Broad shoulders . . . other half of our brother act . . . all sectional guard . . . interested in English . . . wants to go to college and be a coach. OBBAGY, OLIVE VIRGINIA “Baggie” Silent admirer of Fred Astaire and Eddie Duchin . . . says her favorite study is Soc. . . . friendly ... to be an interior decorator. OLACK, AGNES DOROTHY “Ag” Demure . . . peppy . . . petite . . . regular listener to “Foothill Echoes . . . likes to hear the trumpet . . . charmed by Bing’s voice. After lunch! Senior Play a banner production. Munhisko out! MARCH Big Tea Dance—Everyone was there. Report Card Day—Seniors are worrying! -29

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LUCAS, JOHN J. “Johnnie” Powerful voice . . . very dark . . . thinks one shouldn't listen to flattery . . . aims to be a chemist or musician. MARCIXKO, JOSEPH Dark hair . . . dark complexion . . . reserved . . . never shirks . . . friendly. 4 M: SK lvO, HELEN DOROTHY' “Click” Dances to Eddie Duchin . . . nice uresser . . . bakes cakes. McOARTHYr, MARCELLA “Mickey” Zestful . . . quite thin . . . attends all basketball games . . . inspired to go to college and teach. McCLATv HEY, JAMES BERNARD “Siam” Happy-go-lucky . . . tormenter . . . lively and gay . . . dances. McCUE, CHARLES ANDREW “Red” Red hair . . . always joking . . . amiable . . . interested in aviation . . . listens to the radio . . . yearns to be a success as a trombonist. McDowell, mary Isabel “issy” Tall, dark Southern lass . . . enunciates clearly . . . roller skates and plays tennis . . . collects postal cards . . . wishes to go to Alabama U. and be a famous designer. Me IK) WELL, SARAH MARGARET “Peg” Another Southern gal . . . light hair . . . lively . . . also collects postal cards . . . hankering for interior decorating. McGARY, VIRGINIA “Ginny” Tall and slender . . . enjoys skating and dancing . . . favorite study is English . . . endeavoring to go to Indiana State Normal . . . will be a teacher. McGUIRE, HELEN G. “Mickey” Studious . . . congenial . . . winsome . . . plays tennis . . . reads a great deal . . . honor student . . . hall cop . . . would like to go to Slippery Rock, then teach. McKEOWX, DONALD FRANCIS “Don” Second Johnny Weismuller . . . sticks to his own ideas . . . heart and soul in Munhall's swimming team . . . carried away many honors. MERRICK, ROBERT WALTER “Bob” Contemplative . . . healthy . . . talks little but says a lot ... a future scientist . . . always experimenting. hS. Another of Miss MacBeth’s unexpected quizzes. 19. Mr. W herry visits Social Economics Class. 21. Judge Shramm talked to the Student Body. 24. Seniors order Commencement Invitations. Senior Play practice in Carnegie Library. 27. Munhall won last game! —28— Yearbook Executives.

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T H E M U N H I S K O S E N I O R S O'LKXICK, DOLLY A(iXES All around sport . . . plays basketball . . . gathers material on interior decorating . . . reads and dances . . . takes pleasure in studying French. OLSON, FLORENCE “Flo” Attractive . . . winsome lass . . . friendly . . . modest . . . sedate . . . studious . . . never shirks . . . i » sure to be successful. O’NEAL, THOMAS EDWARD “Tom” Peppy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . travels with Drum and Bugle Corps . . . affable, likable Park lad . . . industrial engineer. ORD, VIRGINIA .MAE “Ginger” Basketball manager . . . her motto is “always wear a smile” . . . tap dances . . . likes green ... to visit Hawaii. GROSS, VERNA “Toots” Sees all Wally Beery’s pictures . . . believes in working until successful . . . likes the accordion . . . will try to get a good job as an efficient secretary. GROSZ, JOSEPH MICHAEL Tall and dark . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . interested in radio. OWEN, EMMA EVELYN “Evelie” Dark enchanting eyes and coal black hair . . . sweet disposition . . . faithful admirer of George Brent . . . has quite a collection of toy elephants. PAHA, AGNES “Aggie” Coy, modest, and affable . . . attractive . . . collects post cards . . . reads, enjoys basketball games and plays piano . . . prefers yellow when choosing colors. PALMER, LOIS HELEN “Lo” Short blonde . . . cheerful and gay . . . affable, trim and neat . . . knitting is her hobby . . . has a hankering for travel ... a future secretary. PASAY, MICHAEL JOHN “Mike” Never worries . . . goes about his own business not bothering anyone . . . always has a good time. PFEIFER, LILLIAN CATHERINE “Lil” Lovely hair . . . jolly . . . suave . . . never shirks . . . sings in choir . . . will be a success. PIATT, MARGARET LOUISE “Pie” A most pleasing voice . . . presents readings well . . . her entertainment is having fun . . . will never grow old . . . swims and collects menus. 13. Friday, the thirteenth. Junior Dance! Munhisko out! 16. French test. Another rainy day. 17. St. Patrick’s Day. Plenty of green! Dismissal at 3:18—Teachers’ Dinner! 18. Great Flood. All electricity is off. School is closed till Monday. —30- Want my picture too?