Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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Abraiiam, I. Adamitz, E. Al. BRECHT. L. Albrecht. M. Anderson. R. Archer. R Aston. R. Bailey. F. Baker. K. Bai.d, A. Ballint. D. Baptie, N. Barrett, E. Barry, J. Barsic, J. SENIORS 1959 Thomas Abraham . . . curly. Mark liair . . enjoys eating . . small. but lively . . friendly . . collects pictures. Elna Adamitz ... set on being a success . . plays tlie clarinet . . talkative . . camps with tlw Girl Scouts . knits and ice-skates. Louise Albrecht ... a Homeville lass with a love for basketball and reading . Ret! Cross representative . . member of the Home Economics Club . . wants to he a stenographer. Matthew Albrecht . . . mischievous . . likes football . . fguise’s brother . . Bv cracky! will visit the “domed' hill-billies. Ruth Anderson . . . curly black hair and sparkling eyes . . suave . . a hall cop . . alluring . . dances ami roller skates . . will com| ete with Schiaparelli. Ruby Archer . . . the girl with the chawming English accent . . full of zest . . finds the humorous ide of everything . aims to wear a “white cap. Robert Aston . . . tall and thin . . “Bigle . belongs to the hitaker Gang . . marvelous sense of humor . . member of the cross country team . . to he a mechanic. Frank Bailey . . . interested in aviation . . friendly smile . . modest and calm his aim in life is to get a wife . . to be an aeronautical engineer. Eileen Baker . . . charmingly petite a typist for the jMun iisko . . there s sparkle in each blue eye . . draws in her leisure time. Arthur Bald ... a valuable member of his class . . production manager of the Munhisho . . debator . . Annual staff member . . rarely serious . . plays the piano. Dorothy Ballint . . . quiet . . dark . . likes to play basketball . . member of the Etiquette Club . . slv humor . . drives a car. orval Baptif. . . . capable and energetic . . a Sea Scout . . another aviation addict . . shines in basketball . . Annual staff member . . sociable . . wants to be a millionaire. Edward Barrett . . . dark curly hair . . chubby . . whizzes around in a car . . handy with tools . . bashful . . seldom heard. Jane Barry . . modest . . friendly . . likes to sing and play tennis . . witty . . aims to he a successful beautician. John Barsic . . . dark . . athletic . . member of the track team . . likes the 5c special—hamburgers . . | |K an auto mechanic.

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from all over Western Pennsylvania. Our dramatic offering of I lie year. I hat Girl Patsv won special notice as a successful class play. Studies, tests, gossip, and extra-curricular activities kept the class busy until May 6. the night of the Junior-Senior prom. The gala affair was held at Webster I fall, with dancing to the music of Alex Morgan. A senior at last! Our dream came true, and we started olf on a round ol elections and committee work. Election day saw I om Slater re-elected as president. Bernard Coley as vice president, and Zella Wilkinson as secretary. I he Annual Stall was chosen and work began in earnest. In the midst ol all this, the football team exploded their 27 year jinx by beating Homestead 15-6. More cause for jubilation, for ten seniors served as co-captains in the game! Events happened fast and furiously after that. I he senio play. Spring Fever,’ featured a talented cast at the Carnegie Library. I hen before the discussion of the senior play was finished, Munhall s annual Christmas play enlivened the scene. I lere again seniors took an active part in making a successful venture of it. “ t Christmas vacation, exams, and term papers followed in quick succession. Orchestra and band members were sent to various parts of the state to participate in tbe festivals. I be operetta. H.M.S. Pinafore scored a tremendous hit with seniors in prominent rolls. Faster slipped by. I hen in the center of all these activities. Prom bids circulated freely and the gala junior-senior day came. W ebster I fall was filled with merriment. Lovely frocks of organdy, lace and net. curls and llowers of the girls-—white coats and sleek hair ol the fellows—all created a picture of color and movement. Now it was spring—almost summer, the busiest ol seasons, the saddest of limes! It was the lime ol commencement —the time of beginnings and endings. Every senior’s thought turned to the senior assembly—slow and grave. Commencement—pensive and pompous. ( Jray-gowned seniors marched down the aisles. We had entered Munhall as freshmen to gain knowledge. As seniors we are going forth to serve.

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Beatty. W. Bell, F. Bergquist, F. Bergquist, '. Beveridge, E. Billy, H. Billy, M. Billy, M. Biroscak. C. Blasko, J. Bodner. J. Bodner. M. Bolibruch, E. Bolibruch, W. Boot, M. SENIORS William Beatty . . . talkative . . freckles . . plays soccer . . “drums liis time away for Munliall No. 4 . . collects souvenirs . . will make liis millions in tlie business world. I rank Bell . . . highly imbued with the spirit of M.f I.S. . . frank and friendly . . Ziggy . . black hair . . plays football and the trumpet. Erna BERGQUIST . . . one of the twins . . sweet . . always gracious . . curly hair . . wants to l»e a dietician . . likes to swim and read. Wilma Bergquist . . . the other half of the Bergquist twins . . dimply smile . . quiet, hut lots of fun . . to l»e a second Florence Nightingale . Eugeni: Beveridge . . . successful Shakespearean actor . . dark hair . . pleasant conversationalist . . works on the Annual . . favors sports and driving . . enthusiastic. Helen Billy . . . dark hair and lovely eyes . . boyish . . active in sports . . eats ice cream . . lively dancer . . friendly . . will work behind tin counter. Margaret Billy . . . Peggy” . . small and dark . . mischievous . . infectious giggle . . German is her Waterloo . . quiet. Michael Billy . . . Mike” . . works at a fruit market . . quiet . tall . . Helens brother . . polite . . enjoys sports . . wears a bow tie. CMARI ES BlROSCAK . . always plays a clean, hard game of fe otball . . quiet humor . . lost a l»et and thereby paid off with a convict hair cut . . nicknamed “Curly . . likes to tease. Iulius Blasko . . . quiet . . has visions e»F being wealthy . . plays football . . collects sport pictures . . to ho an aviator. Iclia Bodni r . . . hails from hitaker blonde . . slender . . shy . . likes Benny Goodman . . will Iw a stenographer. Mary Bodner . . . collects autographs and souvenirs . . tall . . friendly . . likes spaghetti and I'ranehot lone . . aspires to lx a beauty operator. Elsie Bolibruch . . . fair-haired lass . . member of the C amera C lub . . likes to cook and sew . . lovely smile . . will find herself a handsome hero. ALTER Bolibruch . . . rarely heard . . tall . . Walt . . delights in playing hooky . . well-built . . likes sports. Mildred Boot . . . Poet Laureate of the class . . member of the Annual and Munlusko staffs . . a combination of neatness, humor and dependability . . headed for Duke University.