Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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CHEDWICK, GEORGE “Speed1 Genial . . . ambitious . . . keenly interested in baseball . . . wouldn’t miss Ginger Rogers . . . reads in his spare time . . . intends to make headlines as a major league baseball player. CHURMA, VIRGINIA “Jinny” Brown-eyed brunette with a lively interest in chemistry . . . friendly . . . honor student . . . cheers herself hoarse at a football game . . . one member of the class most likely to succeed. CONNELLY, KATHRYN “Kay” A madcap . . . has the time of her life doing nothing . . . bewildered with chemistry . . . delighted with English . . . swings with Kay Kyser . . . will make a charming air hostess. COREY, EVELYN “Evie” Small . . . determined . . . sincere . . . mania for French . . . goes for good books, tall blonds, and Joel McCrea . . . will be a laboratory expert. COWALSH, JOHN “Mickey” Expansive grin . . . good-natured . . . loquacious . . . favors business training and Pitt . . . will be a high-pressure salesman. CRAWFORD, ETHEL “Dolly” Appealingly feminine . . . knits, dances, and drives . . . romances with Clyde . . . likes dramatics . .. hooky is her diversion . . . future secretary. M U N H I S K O Beyond the Net Work CROCO. NELL “Croc” Charmingly casual . . . graceful . . . impudent . . . coquette . . . admires the silent Swede . . . dances to Hal Kemp . . . will be a first-rate reporter. CURRAN, RELDA “Leddy” Little minx . . . saucy smile . . . lovable . . . crack shot . . . can’t refuse angel cake . . . interested in math and travel; determined to go places and do things. DALEY. AGNES “Spookie” Petite and curly haired . . . cheerful ... a newcomer to our Alma Mater . . . talented in sewing . . . hopes to go to Grove City and become an aviatrix. DALEY, FRANK “Frank” Pleasing personality . . . cheerful . . . happy-go-lucky . . . nonchalant . . . will go to Alabama I , to become an engineer. DAVIS, JEAN “Davis” The femme with the oh-hum’’ look and an aim to be different . . . witty . . . Parisien from her curled coiffure and ankle bracelet to her Vogue fashions. DAVIS. LOUISE “Nee” Crisp . . . unruffled . . . enjoys English . . . Thumbs down on law . . . enjoys good movies . . . will be a capable secretary. 19 3 7 Thursday, Sept. 10—We’ll soon have to build a parking lot for the students’ cars. Friday, Sept. 11—So!! Our neighbor. Homestead, tied with Canonsburg! Well, well, let’s see what we can do. Monday. Sept 14—Madamoiselle Daly snatches us from the realms of Morpheus with a French test. Wednesday, Sept. 16—Scorcher—and I’m so hot I can’t write another word. Friday, Sept. 18—First game of season—Etna 7. Munhall 6. Ball on the one-yard line but couldn’t get it over.

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BLACKA. ROBERT “Jaffe” Lanky six-footer . . . one of No. 4's fire boys . . . aims to become president so he can revolutionize the social system and abolish all but football and fun. BLEWITT, BETTY JANE “Short” Tiny blonde . . . chatterbox . . . pretty blue eyes . . . likes Robert Taylor and typing . . . Tunes in on Burns and Allen and Andre Kostelonatz . . . future private secretary. BOBBIN, MIGNON “Bobbie” Winsome . . . coquette . . . ambitious . . . air-minded . . . Hair for woodwork . . . weakness for Shep Fields and Katherine Hepburn . . . sorry, boys, she’s altar bound. BOLTON, HELEN “Bolts” Slim . . . sophisticated . . . amiable . . . friendly . . . spontaneous giggle . . . interested in typing . . . aims to be a successful kindergarten teacher. BOOT, CATHERINE “Kitty” Dignified . . . skillful artist . . . unconquerable good humor — can’t say No” to chicken and noodles . . . off to Indiana State to be a teacher. BOTSFORD. MAJORIE “Bots” Short . . . blond . . . jovial . . . drives a car . . . member of our band . . . efficient clarinet player. BRADDOCK, LOIS “McKeesport” Intriguing smile . . . life of the party . . . sparkling . . . dreads quizzes . . . dances . . . swims . . . concentrates on a good time . . . will be a teacher. BUJKO. ANNA MAE “Chubby” Talkative . . . calm and collected . . . smiling brown eyes . . . goes for music, fruit and Kay Francis . . . swims, reads and sews . . . expert typist . . . will be an efficient secretary. CAPP. CHARLES “Dick” Curly top . . . efficient . . . active . . . prefers German . . . and banana cream pie . . . skillful airplane model builder . . . will be a successful transport pilot. CAPP. WILLIAM “Bill” Tall . . . blonde . . . easy going . . . veteran of the Stage Guild . . . spends most of his time joking and laughing . . . and the rest trying to decide his future. CARTER. MURIEL “Mickey” Lots of vitality . . . honey-colored hair . . . your rings aren't safe around Mickey . . . she collects ’em . . . never says quit . . .will go to Pitt . . . intends to teach. CHANIN, KUSIEL “Charlie” Distinctive personality ... intellectual . . . don’t argue with him. folks ... he always wins! . . . enjoys Paul Muni’s acting and good music . . . really likes to work . . . will be a teacher. MUNHISKO Tuesday, Sept. 1—First day of school and loads of fun. Wednesday, Sept. 2—Ohhhh—What???? Homework so soon! Thursday, Sept. 3—What? That noise? Oh—that’s just the Whitaker gang chugging up Andrew Street in Eddie Wilding’s Paige. Monday, Sept. 7—Labor Day! Oh, Labor Day! How we love Labor Day! (With apologies to Mary Livingston ) Wednesday, Sept. 9—Too much harmony! Mr. Wherry interrupts the Andrew Street Glee Club at noon. 19 3 7 First Homework

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Tuesday, Sept. 22—Senior class nominates. Is that a fog horn I hear, or is it Altman sneezing? Ah—I knew it—it was a fog horn, cause we just bumped into another boat. Thursday, Sept. 24—Stormy weather—darn it! Hope it drys up for the game. Friday, Sept. 25—Flayed West Newton. They 7—we 6. Ohhh. where was Lady Luck today? Tuesday, Sept. 29—NEWS!!!! Ethel Gallagher catches rat—er I mean a mouse, in Mr. Wilson’s first period history class. Wednesday. Sept. 30—Yippee! end of month. M U N H I S K O DEMKO, JOHN “Dem Small . . . dynamic . . . leans to accounting . . . Joan Crawford fan . . . devours bananas by the dozen and . . . suffers the consequences . . . antique collector . . . headed for Pitt and a C. P. A. DOUGLAS, GAIL “Gay” Poised and possessed . . . loads of savoir-faire . . . hopes there are radios in airplanes, ’cause when she's an air hostess she’ll take time out to hear Eddie Cantor and Andre Kostelanotz. DRESHER, JAMES “Jim” Youthful tornado . . . has more than his share of good looks . . . manager of rifle team . . . prefers Hal Kemp’s swing-time . . . tackles math with glee . . . future metalur-gist. DUNKERTON, DOROTHY MAE “Dot” Blonde . . . radiates friendliness . . . hound for collecting souvenirs . . . enjoys Myrna Loy and Fred Mac Murray . . . favors Pitt and F.nglish . . . will be a private secretary. DURST, PEARL “Shorty” Impulsive . . . likes dancing and solitary walks . . . prefers commercial subjects, particularly shorthand . . . wouldn't miss “Hollywood Hotel” . . . will be a stenographer. EBERHART, ROBERT “Harty” Happy-go-lucky . . . gets around . . . curly hair . . . hale and hearty . . . starred in football and is an all-round athlete. Future History 19 3 7 EBNER, CLARENCE “Peanuts” Blonde and boyish . . . alert . . . sincerely interested in music . . . but saves some time for the weaker sex. ELLIS, EDWARD “Fish” Blonde . . . musical maestro . . . admires kindergarten teachers . . . rides in the “Paige” . . . sings his version of Sweet Sue”. ENGLISH. ALBERT “Al” Tall . . . easy going . . . favors the trumpet . . . would like to take up aviation . . . likes Ginger Rogers. ERLEBA, MARGARET “Mae” Small . . . dark brown eyes . . . studious . . . likes shorthand . . . optimistic . . . collects poems. ESPY, RALPH “Do” Chubby, likable rascal . . . jovial, but has his serious moments . . . likes dramatics . . . eats pumpkin pie . . . headed for Annapolis. EVANS, JACK “Jackie” The perfect example of the debonair man of the world . . . short of stature . . . stars in basketball . . . never seen without Gibby . . . unsurpassed in punning.