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encafzaaff757 CAROLL JOHNSTON Caroll Formerly a Bellevue belle Caroll was an asset to the Annual and a willing worker on TIGER TALES Besides being a member of Art Service she also helped make up actors for class plays BRENDA JONES Jonesy Meet a Syracuse miss loaded with spunk and sptrlt who came to N A in the toll of 56 This late but valuable newcomer is a member of FTA and College Club ROBERT JURJEVIC Bob Whenever a lob s to be done un Student Council look for Bob He is also one of 20 boys on hall patrol a Prolectlomst a chorus member and a future Pitt student ANASTASIA KAILYAR Stasla This fancy gal with the fancy name continued to carry out her cafeteria commlttments After commencement this gal will discard her gradu ation cap for a bridal veil CHRISTOPHER KARSTEN Chns Sports season spells out wrestling and golf for Chris These are lust a few of his Interests for he has token an active part in Leaders Club and in College Club RUTH KEIL Ruthie Besides being vice president of her home room Ruthie was chosen vice president of FTA and became a busy library helper Coming up for Ruthie is a teaching career HELEN KERNAN Helen Atl I want us music music music' This blonde paid her tribute to music by lotnlng the chorus where she kept up a regular attendance and maintained her music interest too MARILYN KERR Shorty With such a winning way Marilyn must make Happiness Street her regular beat As Marilyn made her way through high school she received not only an education but the nickname Shorty Shorty JOAN KRIETZBURG President of F H A National Honor Society and student director for the senior class play all made Jo one of the busiest seniors ever Pitts burgh Art Institute will welcome the senior prom chairman BERNARD KWALIK Bernie One of N.A. s few three-letter men Bernie dis- played his running ability as left end for the Tiger eleven and ran track. College will be the choice of this Leaders Club man. 29 . JOHNSTON . JURJEVIC . KARSTEN . KERNAN . KRIETZBURG JONES . KAILYAR KEIL . KERR . KWALIK
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JANET HERR Jun If she's of? for Grove City then you can bet Janet will make the most of it. This shorthand student was a year long member of College Club and cafeteria committee. GERTRUDE HILL Trudy The red-hot athletic ability of this red-head made her an All Star Team member for both basket- ball and soccer. Trudy will try her wings as an airline hostess. RONALD HINER Ron Famous for his classroom capers is this star- studded singer and football player. After Leaders Club Ron finds time to sing in the boys ensemble, Glee Club and chorus. EMMA HOLZMAN Emma Distinguished by a long, blonde page-boy and the office of veep of College Club is this sweet and shy senior. Emma who is an usherette will usher in a home ec maior. 1. HERR G. mu R. t-:mek E. HoLzMAN 1. Houcu I J. Hue X M. Hum - P. JOHNSON ' A E mais' .1 ' Scientists set to work JAMES HOUGH Jim Proiectionists awarded Jim, whose interests range from cars to football, a letter for his service. Jim also proiected his interests into Safe Teens, chorus, and Photography Club. JANET HUG Jan The artistic ability of this National Honor Society member won her an award of art editor for the Annual. Proiectionists and make-up committee made Jan an active as well as attractive gal. MARION HUNT Marion Sho nuff! lt's Marion, the West Virginia gal who was the leading lady in the senior play. Marion is also band secretary-treasurer, a member of chorus and girls and mixed ensembles. PATRICIA JOHNSON Pat This diligent writer for the NORTH STAR ferretted out news stories and costumes for the class play and still found time for chorus and Proiectionists. June will find Pat a student nurse. R . s 3 if
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45' 46- Y' QQ- C D LANCASTER P LOISELLE J LUSTER S MARBURGER W MATHER 55- x ,pil UIINQN 'Q' LEASON LOVE MANNHEIMER MASHEY MATTSON DONALD LANCASTER Don This dlvertung dusk lockey for all school dances drsplayed hls Interest an Ham Radlo Club where he was secretary treasurer and nn dance com mlttees and Muslc Appreciation Club Engnneer mg summons Don KENNETH LEASON Ken Home room Art I made thus happy go lucky guy with serlous plans of attendnng college thenr vnce presldent Ken loaned ln the football fray In tenth grade PATRICIA LOISELLE a Pat displayed her artlstuc skull an Art Servlce Club and on make up commnttees for class plays Pittsburgh Art Institute wall be the sate of her debut unto art FAYE LOVE Faye Despute her hard work on the cafeteria com mnttee and Library Staff Faye loves to and finds tume to take part nn musuc actnvntues She s member of Glee Club JOYCE LUSTER oy Joy who makes dancung her after school diver sion used a snappy step to wan her malorette boots She will use her commercnal tralnlng to strut unto a FSCEPTIODISTS posltlon LIBBY MANNHEIMER Llbby The likable gal who loved athletics that s Llbby She was a continual star when It came to All Star basketball Commercial Club kept callmg Lnbby to club meetnngs SHIRLEY MARBURGER Shirley Spot a rhythmic marching gal7 Surely thats Shirley' This Natuonal Honor Society member represented her home room In Student Council and as president presided over College Club meetmgs JAMES MASHEY lm Chess Club made Jim who ns also a member of Chess Team thelr treasurer Advanced Science Club and National Honor Society also opened their ranks to this future Carnegie Tech englneer WILBUR MATHER WI Wnll wllled hls talents to the Art Staff of the Annual and to Leaders Club as well Hls unter ests which range from full scale cars to model trams also Include a varuety of sports KAREN MATTSON Karen When she wasnt attendlng College Club or executlve meetmgs our sensor class veep made a beellne for basketball Karen who us an usher ette wnll realnze her dream to be a dental hyglenlst 30 'X 'Q e 'I fx .I ' WF - 1 I ll ll Y 'X Q V -1 y 3 'S ig v K . . . . . ' .f ' Q YI ' L 1 . g .. H If ' ' a N up '11 if I - U f A 'I ,, ,, A.. 4, .Ns h A Q . . - . . ' 4 ' 7 . . . . . . ' U an S' 4 A.. 'ft ff Q I , R441 y : . . , . . . f - .sm .Q I ' yt. 1 xx.: S f ff - H Q1-sg . .i ' . K 45 . ' 1 5. ' -5' .1 N ,. - ,, , 2 rf, is tl ' Ian. N' ,f J 3,5 1 u - ll so aw if J L Il 'I'll 'fs I . . . ll ll . , - r K' . . I . . F. ' I ' , . L, . . ' - J- I . . K. .
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