Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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Conrad. A, Corso. C. Cox. R. Coyne, P. Craig, W. Cullen, L. Dauria, J. David. G. Davies. S. Devey. P. Dierken, R. Dietzf.n, W. Donahue. T. Donnelly. M, Duffek. E. SENIORS Arthur Conrad . . . popular quarterback . . Ml. Lebanon’s Rift to Munhall . . independent . . jerks sodas . . distinctive dancer . . dark iiair . . B.E.C.’ member. Charles Corso . . . coal-black liair . . . enjoys arguing . . upholds the Debate team . . matter-of-fact, good sense . . Student C ouncil member . . expert salesman. Robert Cox . . . likeable . . short of stature . . drives a car . . works in u garage and meets Elaine . . business-like . . to be an aeronautical engineer. Peggy Coyne . . . tall . . blonde . . quiet and dignified . . likes English and reading . . wants to be a salesgirl. William Craig . . . friendly . . Munliall s electrical wizard . . C amera Club enthusiast . . plays pool and drives a car . . casual . . argues and argues . . eternal tease. Larry Cullen ... a “Bachelor from Whitaker . . blond and good looking . . rates with the weaker sex . . smooth dancer . . friendly . . will be a physical ed teacher. John Dauria . . . the dance lloor demon of the ‘‘Bachelors' . . a pleasing personality that gets him places . . Student Council representative . . willing to exchange his looks for money. George David . . . cynical . . Business Manager of the Munhisko . . self-assured . . a hall cop . . skating enthusiast . . resourceful . . to be a management engineer. Sarah Davies . . . quiet . . writes poetry . . unruffled . . a French student . . can't refuse ice cream . . to be a secretary. Paul Devey . . . jolly . . one of the football eleven . . chubby . . hale and hearty . . roots for Pitt . . to become a cartoonist. Robert Dif.rken . . . blond . . cheerfully casual . . Munhall s all-around athlete . . A tisket! A tasket! “Dierk” makes another basket! . . tall, handsome heart-breaker—but girls, lies a Bachelor . Walter Dietzen . . . debonair . . romantic lead in the class plays . . natty dresser . . delights in dancing . . volleyball star . . hall cop. Thomas Donahue . . . engaging personality . . owner of brains, character and business ability . . debate speeches are spicy and sparkling. Margaret Donnelly . . . gracious . . slim . . trim . . National I lonor Society member . . dark hair and freckles . . good at French, n'cst-cc pas? . . to be a nurse. Emma Duffek . . . tall . . giggles and talks . . can't resist chop suey and Bing Crosby . . brownettc . . collects souvenirs . . to be a saleslady.

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Bos I . I.. Bost, R. Bostock. S. Braddock. I). Bugle. C. BuJKO. J. Burcii. A. Cadman. R. Campbell, W. Carr. .1. Garrick, E. Chontos. K. Chlrma, M. Cloonan. J. COLEY. B. CLASS 1939 Lois Bost . . tlio typical girl athlete . . blonde . . good dancer . . amiable and lots of fun . . enjoys a good time. Ruth Bost ... a modest, shy lass . . original ideas . . lilies art, embroidering, and knitting mcml er of Chess Club. Shirley Bostock . . . Munhall's Juliet . . excels in dramatics well-1 iked . . happy-go-lucky . . always laughing . . to Ik a secretary. Dorothy Braddock . . prize member of the Rifle leant . . charming leading lady . . roots for “Red” and Tyrone Power . . Pcpsodent ad . . wants to be a nurse. Clarence Bugel . . . short and quiet . . another of the boys with a convict haircut . . loafs with the Gang . . to be an engineer. John Bujko . . . hails from Eleventh Avenue . . quiet in school . . tall and dark . . likes Kay Kysor and Deanna Durbin . . to work in the mill. Albert Burch . . . high-stepping drum-major of Munhall No. 1 . . athlete and all-around good fellow . . gracious to Grace . . blond and well-built. Ruth Cadman . . . incomparable sense of humor . . genial . . ardent fan of Sonja Henic . . laughing eyes . . wants to lx? a buyer. William Campbell . . . starred in football . . dark curly hair . . flashing smile . . loses every argument to a debator . . always out to win. Jeanne Carr . . . wavy, red hair . . reserved lass from Homeville . . lively disposition . . dicks with the Camera Club . . likes to dance. Elaine Carrick ... red hair and brown eyes . . Bob s one and only . . plays the saxaphonc . . lively interest in dancing . . aspires to l»e another “Ina Ray Hutton . Kazmer Chontos . . . twinkling, brown eyes . . unlimited sense of humor . . hails from Homeville . . aims to be a W.P.A. foreman . . member of Chess Club. Margaret Churma . . . makes giggling and talking a pastime . . blonde, blue-eyed lass . . rarely seen without Louise . . commercial student. James Cloonan . . . tall . . wearer of the green . . dark hair . . lives at the library . . member of Hi-Y . . has a line all his own . . subtle Bachelor”. Bernard Coi.f.y . . . Munhall’s dashing Romeo . . plays the trumpet . . finds time for Hi-Y and “Moore activities . . winning smile . . genial . . President of Student Council.

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Dunsavage. R. Duran. M. Eakman. 15. Eberwein. H. Eden. G. Elder. E. Emery. II. Enright. R Evans, I Evans, O. Farley. J. Farmer. A. Fetsko J. Fleming. H. Foy, 15. CLASS 1939 Regis DunSavaGE . . . can ho depended upon to hold up his end of the deal . . unusually fine male voice . . conscientious student. Marie Duran . . . one of the few girls who still has long curls . . originates dance routines . . lovely alto voice . . headed for a theatrical career. Betty Eakman . . . hrownette . . clinging vine . . only femme taking trig . . dances and ice skates . . friendly . . to he a commercial teacher. Helen F.BERWEIN . . . tall . . studious . . bananas, shorthand, and Clark Gable are her favorites . . reads in her leisure time . . likable lass. Gene Eden . . . tall and peppy . . likes to roller skate . . member of the choir . . humorous . . concentrates on a good time . . to he a secretary. Edward Elder . . . short . . impish . . deep voice . . listens to “Lights Outs . . builds swanky airplanes . . wants to l e an aviator. Hannah Jane Emery . . . quiet lass who comes from Homcvillc . . dark hair . . fan of Bing Crosby . . to be a telephone operator. Regina Enright . . . always in for a good time . . heap of hilarity in the grandstand . . Camera Club member . . good dancer . . practically lives at the movies. I-red Evans . . . ('lark Gable of the Bachelors” . . president ol Ili-Y . . man-about- town . . manager of the football team . . good-looking . . to be a mortician. Olga Evans . . . small . . likes to dance and roller skate . . a seamstress . . Home Economics Club member . . will clerk in a department store. Jack Farley . . . whistled his way to radio lame . . rarely seen without Norma . . black, curly hair . . drives a new car. Anna Maf. Farmer . . . studious . . sandy hair . . weakens to fried chicken and waffles . . quiet . . roots lor Notre Dame . . an efficient secretary. Joseph I'etsko . . . dark hair . . mischievous lad . . collects odds and ends . . hopes to win the Irish Sweepstakes but will settle for a 15c banana split. Helen Fleming . . . friendly miss . . works in the office . . wears a gold football . . knits scads of lovely sweaters . . student coach of Senior Play. Bertha Foy . . . charming and ambitious . . enjoys good books and soft music . . thinks sleeping is fun . . quiet . . corresponds with foreign girls.