Peabody High School - Peabody Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1941 volume:

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VVe resolve to use our training to the best of our ability towards the preservation and broadening of the spirit of freedom and democracy in America and throughout the NVorld. 4 .D Miffez' whose devotion to ,'Xl1lCI'iCZl11 ideals and whose uilalterahle belief in the virtue of democratic workings as applied in the modern high school serve as proof-in Z1 period of confused thought-of the effi- ciency of the American democratic tra- dition. ART Byrd M. Neel jean Thoburn Earl I. Trapp CLERKS Gladys Fletcher Leda A. Krupit Mary Lyons Catherine VVenke CLASS COUNSELORS Josephine Boyle Leonard S. Duncan VVarren L. Eberts Alice M. McConahey M. Gertrude Miller Marcellus M. Redenbaugh COMMERCIAL Robert L. Fawcett Edwin H. Fearon Samuel J. Hughes Eliza M. Johnson Helen Lucas Marie N. McLaughlin Anna F. Miller Rose L. Smith ENGLISH Vera V. Bash Adelaide Breckenridge Mary Margaret Case fr. ur acuffy AV Principal-D. Edwin Miller 5 nfi I I . Vice Principal Elizabeth Collette Rebekah J. Eggers Lottie S. Hammett Florence M. Johnson Catherine V. King Hettie G. McConnaughy Martha Morrison Marie D. Roberts A. VV. Rodgers Richard E. Thompson Adaline Van Kirk Julia Van Kirk Leah P. XYilliams if GIRLS' ADVISER Justine C. VVeller HOME ECONOMICS Jean Horigan Etta May Katz Ruth Lilley N. Helen Mates INDUSTRIAL A. G. Darnall Frank L. Hayes Charles E. Lawrence llarry M. Mackey Arthur M. Ramsdell Henry R. Ries LANGUAGE Marion Armstrong' john H. Saul Sarah F. Baker Clara C. Dickey Adolph G. Frank Marie XV. C. McDermott Emily Redmond Helen E. Riekabaugh Esther Smith R. N. Taylor LIBRARIANS Elizabeth E. Harshaw Phebe G. Pomeroy MATHEMATICS John H. Bortz Lillian M. Frasch Elsa Koch Ida B. Kreps jf VV. Martindill M. G. Schucker XV. G. Showman Mary 1. Stratton MUSIC Wfallaee Frost Florence L. Shute PHYSICAL EDUCATION Harry A. Batchelor Mary M. Broderick Savilla S. Hoover Frances M. Kraus Hugh Lambie Richard S. Meyers 6 S. E. Vedder Virginia S. Vifilson SCIENCE C. G. Brackmann A. J. Brownmiller R. G. Emery Harry E. Gill Frederyck E. Holmes Ross G. Kistler Marie B. Knauz john T. Loeber George VV. Metger Harry S. IYieand SOCIAL SCIENCE Anne H. Bowes Laura M. Braun W'ilbur E. Colvin XYillard G. Conner Helen M. Davidson Margaret Elder Nell Y. Goehring Forrest C. Henderson James P. Kennedy L. Lee Nixon Harry VV. F. Price Ethel F. Reed Carey P. Ritchie R. VV. Saunders Anne E. Schade Rome L. Shirley CL ose wlzose efkrfs have mage OLU' 5C!l00! J6I7ZOCl'6LCy FLIJZ efjqcielzffy Our School Clerks MR. JOHN H. SAUL Om' Vice Pffiucipal I 1 3 MR. SHAW Custodian H 1 -d MR. CONNER AIRS. SMITH MISS ML'T.,x1fcsHL1N MR. FAVVCETT C011zw11ze11cc11ze'11t Clrapmfou Clzczfvmfmz C01ILlllClIlxC'l1Lt71Il' MR. PR1C'E M155 IQRAUS Dczmivs MR. KENNEDY C1zaper01z MR. 1qAYES Cl1a'irman MR. LOEBER Dances Dances MR. SAUNIJERS MR. BRACKMANN MR. THUMI-soN MR. Hucmfs Pmllody zlrlzfzlwr Pvalvody r1d'Z,'I.S67' Class Play Sfllllf Day From H10 Hook ROOIII C 0 711' 1' flzf SzrjvfvI1'v,f Uxcd in Om' Traixzing B 'W' Ill' pomors in Gfass cflvifies 666 eadogy Siu GENERAL COMMITTEE Joseph Baird Lois Kidd Camille Brent Wilbert Mackenzie Jeanne Bridgetts Lucille McCaul Edward Buchheit Ned McIntosh Samuel Harper Betty Naugle Mary Lou Kemmerer Dan Perry Marilyn Protheroe CONTRIBUTORS Dorothy Gibbons Martin Girson Herman Rubin Betty Lou Hornick P E Joseph Worsley ART Francisca Peterson Evelyn Lee Austin John Massey TYPEWRITING Albert P. Lan Eva Purcell Lois Robbins Albin Saver Joseph Sciullo Jeanne White Hamilton Whitlinger Marilyn Jandorf William S an ler Robert Weaver Eleanor Pefferle Gizella Kristof g Lillian Westerman Esther N. W ' agner Jeanne White SNAPSHOTS Abe Leiss ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Marshall Lasher ln lnclmll or the Jaiiuzwy V141 class. tin- l'eabocly Staff uxteucl its 2llJlJl't'ClZllllbIl to Miss Iflrriwiicc foliiisou :incl Mr. Riclizml Tlioiiipsoii for their assistaiice iii the illCl'2ll'j' work: to Miss Jean 'I'l1r1iu1i'i1. uurlcr Whose clirectimm the nrt work was. 1 ocluverl: and to the spoiisors. Mr. tl ti. limckiiiziiiii zmcl Mr. R. XY. Szuiiiclors. ,W Y 7,7 Wk , -...i.,....- L-nst now-Dorothy Gibbons, J. Bridgetts, Jeanne White, Evelyn Austin, Esther Wagner, Lois Robbins, Lois Kidd, Eleanor Pefferle, Camille Brent, Lucille McCaul. Second Row-Herman Rubin, Hamilton Whitlinger, Martin Girson, Wilbert Mackenzie Albin Saver, Albert Lang, William Spangler, Joseph Baird. Third R - ' ow Mr. Brackmann, Joseph Sciullo, Mr. Saunders 9 , Sam Harper, Dan Perry l f Zin minute Peabody High School and its alumni lost an outstanding leader when Dr. Norman lilwood Henry died. A molder ot minds. luuilder of fine men and women, 'friend and patron of the classics, Dr. Henry was a loved Zlllil respected teacher in Peabody and in other scholastic circles. ln honor of his memory, we. the Graduating Class of january 1941, pay tribute to him who was always an upright citizen and an earnest student. 10 'V , L. . .,,.' . .- w K W ' ' wg ,, v 1 x K tk p .A ,i1L.' .x M-' J ff , ' ' - .. , ,A , C0 Klzese Cla .EKCLJEVS Q92 OW6 .Muck - - - f2fEi GLU! 0fpiqC6'l 5 XX'l1.1.1.xxr SI'.XXl2I.ER lJl't'Sl.Kfl'llf Iimuex' I'. l,IIII.l,lI'S, NIR. VIH' I,l'U.X'I'lIIUlIf mu IA L. I'r.m1 .S'cw'vlr11'.x'-Trmlszfzwl' M,x1u1.Yx I'Ro'1'H1cR01c fziruzun of S04'I.lIf CQOHZIIII-ff Bai 012 fo flze .Main Supporf of Clzese Badgers - - eniors ANNETTE A. ABBONDANTE Anne Good Grief ! Secretarial aspirations, likes swimming and mu- sic, member of Motor Traliic Club and Friendship Club. JEAN L. ARNOLD 'iGacl, Mildred ln VVants to be a nurse, interested in swimming and rifle shooting, member of Spanish Club and Hall Committee, plays basketball and volley ball. RICHARD B. ARNOLD Rich You know. Forestry is Richard's vocational aim, member of Assembly Squad and Civic Association, likes track and cross country activities, interested in music. EVELYN LEE AUSTIN Gay Lee Golly ri W'ants to make the right man a good wife , likes football when it's fast and furious, and collects miniature dogs, active in the Civic Assoa ciation and Masque and W'ig Club. LOUIS BACON Lou Q VVhat d'ya know? Photography and baseball are his hobbies, wants tolbe an aviator in the navy, member of Motor Traffic Club and Vllotograpllic Society. JOSEPH BAIRD Bud A devotee of the Muses and a collector of classical platters, member of Palette and Brush Club, Latin Club, and National Honor Society: wants 'tto increase universal appreciation of beauty. MARGARET K. BARRY Kae Hobbies- ice skating and piano, collects dolls, no club membership. WILLIAM BAUGHMAN Billy Zooks ! Interested in engineering, likes snuggle scrim- magcs, member ot' Civitan Staff, Tech Club, and Stunt Day Committee. MICHAEL BENKO, JR. Expects to be an expert nurseryman, likes to play the cello, member of Senior Orchestra, Mu- sic Appreciation Club, and All-City High Schools Orchestra, THELMA M. BINGHAM Toni You know. Air hostess is her ambition, sport-ice skating, member of Friendship Club and Civic Association, plays volley ball. BELLA BINSTOCK Belle But there's no future in that. Dancing, singing, and football take her fancy, wants to he a newspaper woman, member of De- bating Club, Biology Club, and Masque and Wig Club. ELIZABETH A. BLOMMERS Betty To be a chemist is her vocational aim, likes tennis and collects Katherine Hepburn pictures, member of National Honor Society, Latin Club, and Scholastic Standing Committee. RACHEL H. BOEHMER Radley I don't get it. yVants' to be a dietitian, collects liberty head coins, likes to roller skate, member oi Tech Club, Motion Picture Club, and Library Committee. HARRY BOOKER dicbkay !!7 Sport W baseball, wishes to get a good job, member of Hi-Y. NORMAN FRED BRAUN Bud That's good, but not very. Collects stamps and likes foothallg member of Hall Committee, Motor Traffic Club, Tech Club, and 100 Committeeg wants to get a good job. JOSEPH BRAVER joe 'Z-Xw. shucks Y Transport pilot is his vocational aimg interested in photography and basketballg member of Motor Traffic Club and varsity basketball team. EDWARD ALEXANDER BREAM Ted XX'hat d'ya say? Member of Civic Association. Traffic Squad, Student Council, and Tech Clubg likes mushball and stamp collectingg wants to be an aeronautical engineer. GEORGIA CAMILLE BRENT One never knows. does one? Swimming and driving are her hobbies: member of Scholastic Standing Committee, Friendship Club, and Photographic Societyg plays volley ball, basketball, and hockey. JEANNE E. BRIDGETTS jean Doggoned if that's sof' English teacher is her vocational ambitiong likes basketball and dancing: member of Friendship Club. Motor Traffic Club, and Palette and Brush Clubg plays volley ball. ALLEN BROUDY Al 'tKeep cool. Learning to fly is his hobbyg wants' to pilot a TVVA plane: member of Hall Committee and Motor Traffic Clubg plays varsity football. GEORGE F. BUBASH Boo Listen, kid. A printing job in the mint is his aimg member of Motion Picture Appreciation Club and Traffic Squadg plays football and volley ball. . .-,ifwj---,-,W-.--,,,,. 1 , Y-7,-.::,..,,.,..:..t.-. ri EDWARD R. BUCHHEIT Babe Member of Traffic Squadg likes football, wants to be an uudertaker. BERNARD R. BUNCHER Billy Do you mean it ? Member of All-City Orchestra. Vhotograpliic Club, and football squadg interested in auto me- ehanicsg wants to he a good business man. WILLIAM J. CAIN Cain Moldy bread I Drinks Pepsi-Cola and delights' in fighting sharks in the Caribheaug member of French Club and Motor Traffic Clubg believes that he'll make good Hcannon fodder. JANE CANFIELD R. I. nl don't know. To be ambitious is her aimg has a yen for swim- ming and diving: member of Motor Traffic Club. Friendship Club. and G0-to-College Club. MARY ELIZABETH CARSON Penny Well, if you insist. Secretive about her ambition: likes roller skating and Glenn Miller's orchestra: member of Traffic Squad and has played volley ball. ANNE CAVENDISH Knitting is her hobbyg likes to swim and ride horscbackg member of French Club, Motor Traffic Club. and G0-to-College Clubg wants' to get a date. MARY CHIANELLI ' right lv Yearns to be a secretary: likes reading' and swimming: member of Biology Club, Civitan Staff, and Senior Latin Club. I, an p e rpgjf .G Y ' f : f5l+53L'4,f.'i1tf.gitF A2 if-wi' i- ,ME ce, .... out IIIMMY. l 1 5 6UZLL6Ll'y 1941 eiziors JULIA CHRIST Judy l lello, there l Concerts and baseball are her interests: member of Library Committee, Go-to-College Club, and Friendship Club. v MILTON ROBERT COHEN Sonny Shoot mc while l'm liappyf' Singing and baseball lead in his hobby choices: member of Motor Traffic Club, 100 Committee, and Senior Committee: wants to be a great singer. RALPH LEON COHEN Glamour pants Fat your ht-art out. Likes handball and dramatics: wants to be a succ-ess: member of Masque and Wig Club. Motor Tratiic Club. ltlll Committee: plays volley ball. JAMES H. COLEMAN Jim lYhat's her name? Baseball manager. member of Pliotograpliic Club and Senior Band: likes football and photo- graphy: wants to bc a good business man. MARTHA COLEMAN Mart Y Gad l Part-time worker and member of Motor Traffic Club: hobbies - swimming, skating. and auto- graphs: desires to get a job. RALPH M. COLVIN Artie Shaw Dou't be ricliculesf' A prospective airline engineer: builds model air- craft and :keenly interested in football: member of Spanish Club, Senior Orchestra, and Aero Club. CHARLES E. CONNELL Bud Do tell! Likes Bette Davis: a football enthusiast: unde- cided concerning a vocational ambition: member of German Club, Photographic Society, and First Aid Club. I r.sil ,,,,.,... SAM COOPERSTEIN Sammy Do you know lYill? Letters in volley ball and baseball: big interest -baseball: takes pictures of football games: likes ,lack Benny. JANET CLAIRE CRADY Ian Be back in 9. flash. V Archaeologist: swimming enthusiast: member off Hall Committee, Friendship Club, and 100 Com- mittee: plays basketball. EDNA CROAK Honestly Reading and ice skating are her diversions: wants to become a pediatrist: member of Scho- lastic Standing Committee, Latin Club, and French Club. PM BERNARD CROWN Bernie f'l le's a characterf' Future aviator : hobbies - football, basketball, and reading: member of football and basketball teams, Spanish Club, and Motor Traffic Club. DOROTHY MATILDA DANKO Tillie Yeah, that's me. Aspires to become an expert accordion player and direct own band: drives a '29 Ford: hobbies -horseback riding' and Kay Kyser's music: member of Motor Traffic Club and Friends-hip Club. ROBERT DAVIDSON Bob 'fYou know l Ambition-journalist: hobbies-horseback riding and women: school organizations-Civitan Staff and Stunt Day Committee: plays volley ball. THELMA DAVIS Thelm You don't say! Hobbies-bicycle riding and stamp collecting: wants to be a successful secretary: membership in Motor Traffic Club. FRANK DESIMONE Desie Hasta la Vista V' Sport-footballg ambition-draughtsmang mem- ber of Motor Traffic Club, Spanish Club, and Library Committee. DALE DESSELL Giesel Zerm ! Model airplane builclerg wants a good jobg member of baseball and soccer teams. JOHN M. EDGAR Jack Good boy ! Likes the Housekeeper's Daughterug hopes to inherit a milliong interested in baseballg German Club. Motor Traffic Club, and Motion Picture Appreciation Club memberships. K. DONALD EICHNER Don Ike VVhere's Fleming and Joseph? Football team, Tech Club. Spanish Club, and Motor Traffic Club memberships, hobbies-foot- ball and dancingg ambition-aeronautical engineer. H FLORENCE L. ENGEL F10 Sure thing l' Sports-basketball and volley ballg hobbies- dancing, reading, and skatingg ambition-to be a success. CORDELL EVANS Dell NVell, tell me more. Teacher of 19443 likes to play tennis and read: member of Latin Club, French Club, and Motor Traffic Club. BOB FEHL spider I don't get itz. Sports-football, pin-ball machines, drums, and recordsg a future successful business mang mem- ber of Motor Traffic Club and Smoking Com- mitteeg interested in track and volley ball. MICHAEL A. FELLO Mike Don't study too hard. Another aeronautical engineerg collects baseball pictures and plays the gameg member of National Honor Society, IZA Social Committee, French Club, and Latin Club. JEANNE ANNE FERGUSON Honey Hospital executive nurse aspirantg likes to swim and collect scalpsg member of Senior Choir and Scholastic Standing Committee. KATHLEEN ANN FITZPATRICK Kay VVhy, sure lv Club membership-Friendship, Motor Traffic, and First Aidg plays basketball and volley ballg reads and crochetsg wants to he a good secretary or librarian. JAMES B. FLEMING Jim XVhere,s Joseph? Vocation -- anything but an English teacher, sports-football and swimmingg Civic Association, Motor Traffic, 100 Committee. and Hall Com.- mittee membership. WILLIAM LEONARD FLETCHER Elbie Future journalistg collects stamps and likes foot- ballg football team 1940, member of Civic Asso- ciation, and Motor Traffic Club. SYLVIA CAROLINE FLOM Syl You ain't lying? A follower of Mickey Rooneyg wants to be a secretary, likes dancing and football, member of National Honor Society, Scholastic Standing Com- mittee, and Civic Association. JAMES FLOWERS Posey Hi, Bud ! Ambitious to take life easy g interested in swimming, driving, and photographyg member of Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee, and Photo- graphic Club. 6LIZLLdI'y 1 1 .1-A F s 6 Liga-.. , elziors KATHRYN FRANKLIN Kay I'm just a happy child. Bowling and tennis are her games, wants to be a private secretary: hobby - bridgeg National Honor Society, Debating Club, and Hall Com- mittee membership. LEONARD FREEDMAN Lenny 'WVhat do you say?', Ambitionfto major in physical educationg likes scouting and basketball, member of First Aid Club. Motor Traffic Club, Chess Club, and' Cheer Lenderg plays volley ball. RUDOLPH GASPERINI Rudy UAW, shucks in Sports-football and trackg wants to be a ma- chinist, includes building among his hobbiesg a follower of Spencer Tracy. DOROTHY V. GEORGE Dot Oh, surell' 'Hopes to be a successful secretaryg likes swim- ming, reading, and skatingg member of Friendship Club. Motor Traffic Club, and Civic Associationg plays basketball. WILBERT GEYER Will Jimmy Crickets ! Join the navy to see the world has got bimg collects stampsg plavs football and soccerg member -Senior orchestra and choir. ELVIRA GIANNUZAZIW Vera This is killing me ll Reads novels and follows football: wants to be a nurseg member of Motor Traffic Club, Friendship Club. and Junior Red Cross. 3 DOROTHY HELF GIBBONS Uncle Luigi VVhen can you pay me? VVrote Fashion Finds for the Civitang wants to be a personnel managerg likes hockeyg member of Civitan Staff, Masque and Wig Club, Friend- ship Club, and Biology Club. MARTIN C. GIRSON Marty lYhat do ya say? Swing band listenerg rides horsebackg wants to bc an aeronautical engineer: member-Photogra phic Society. Motor Traffic Club. and Stunt Day Committee. MARY GRANATA Ginger Hi ya, honey l Business woman of tomorrow: likes dancing and stamp collectingg memher-- Motion Picture Club and Spanish Club. THELMA GREER Bum Egad lf' Hobbies --- sleeping and bicyclingg vocational choice--designerg club-Motor Traffic. JANE E. GROOKETT Cobe No stuff l Vocational choicweommercial artistg hobbies- swimming, diving, and talkingg part-time worker. ANN GUZELL Annie Honestly l Dances and listens to good bandsg likes stenog- raphyg Motor Traffic Club, Biology Club mem- ber, and part-time worker. AGNES M. HALL lsn,t that awful?' Business girly sports-badminton and basket- ballg hobbyacollecting soapg clubs--Biology, First Aid, Friendship, and Motor Traffic. v JAMES A. HARPER Harp Take it easy. A fortune hunterg wants to have a good time alwaysg member of Hall Committee and Motor Traffic Clubg plays volley ball, SAMUEL R. HARPER Harp i SK 7 77 Dont work too hard. Ambitionfto eo M.l.T.g likes football: member of Tech Club, Photographic Society, and Motor Traffic Club. EMILY HAYNES Em But tbat's beside the point. Interested in typingg likes to play volley ball and read novelsg member of Motor Traffic Club, Scholastic Standing Committee, volley ball team, and basketball team. MADILY HAYNES Mat 'KBe goodf' Baseball entliusiastg likes to read and walkg anxious to be a success: member of Motor Traffic Clubg plays volley ball and basketball. ELEANOR E. HOLTZMAN Hedy That just keeps nie in l'ittsburgl1. Anticipates a career in social workq likes swim- iningg member of Civic Association, and Friend- ship Club: plays' basketball. BETTY LOU HORNICK Woo S'XYhere's your articleiv Aspires to be a laboratory techniciang likes housekeeping: and badmintong member of National Honor Society, Civitan sub-editor, German Club, Friendsliip Club, and Stunt Day Committee. GEORGE FRANKLIN HUFF Huff-puff The eotaritic strata of tangintiaf' Belieres his future is in research chemistry, hobbiesflistening to Hill llaughman and reading Superman magazines: member of German Club, President Civic Association. and President Tech lub. C BETTY HUTCHISON Bets Oh, just never! Jitterbugging faseinates her: likes football and tennisg ambitious to meet XYayne Morris g mem- ber of Friendship Club, Motim-r Traffic Club, and Motion Picture Appreciation Club. MARILYN JANDORF Hi. there Y Sewing and football are her bobbit-sg wants to be a nurseg aetiritiesil.ibrary Committee, Debat- ing Club. and Motor Traffic Club. ROSLYN PHYLLIS JENNY Ros I read that soniewbere.', Knick-knacks, horseback riding, and swimming interest herg a penchant for social work: member of Biology tflub. Motor Traffic Club, Friendsliip Club, and Spanish Club. JAMES RENFREW JOHNSTON Jimmy C'est o. kf, National Honor Society president. member Stunt llay Committee. Frcncb Club, and Hall Com' niitteeg likes suimming' and classical records, wants to be a success. ALICE MAY JONES Jonesy XVl1y? Prove itf' Hopes to be a good secretaryg likes roller skat- ing and swinimingg hobby-clothesg member of Motor Traffic Club, First Aid Club, and Friend- ship Club. HERBERT L. JOSEPH Yuss XVhere's Joseph? Interested in theatrical management, sportsv tennis and footballg hobby - motion pictures: member of Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee. H10 Committee. and class secretary. EDNA MILDRED KAEHL Ed Wink when you get an cyefulf' XYants to work in an officcg roller skates and collects pictures of movie starsg member of Li- brary Committee. Hall Committee, Motor Traffic Club, and Civic Association. 6lIZLL6Ll 1! 1 1 tl 4 l 1 11 ezziors STANLEY L. KALINOWSKI Stan Hold tight. Navy air pilot of tomorrow: likes metal crafts and football: member of Motor Traffic Club. GERALD H. KASS Jerry Hlniagine that V' Doctor Kass to be: bobbin-sAf0otball, photo- graphy, and re-is-sues of old movies: member of Biology Club. Motor Traffic Club, and Photo- graphy Club. STANLEY KAY KAZORSKI Stan llow's the old bird? XVanls to be a flying cadet: listens to good mu' sic and enjoys a football game: member of Traffic Club. Civic Association, Tech Club, and Spanish Club. RUTH TALMADGE KEITT Reverie lf this isn't a lilygn Hobbiesgwriting music and playing basketball: wants to be a composer: member of Motor Traf- fic Club, Civic Association, and Open Forum: plays volley ball. GEORGETTE KEMBER Georgie Could be. Likes the position of private secretary: interest- eil in tennis and reading: member of Motor Traffic Club, Biology Club, and Friendship Club. MARY LOUISE KEMMERER Little girl For goodness sakcs! Likes cooking and wants to be a dietitian: pre- fers football to any other sport: member of Motor Traffic Club. 100 Committee, and part-time worker. LOIS CLAIRE KIDD Loey I don't believe itf' VVants to make my dreams come true : likes hunting and sewing: member of Friendship Club. Motor Traffic Club, Scholastic Standing Com- mittee, and Photographic Society. ELSIE ANN KLUN Else XVell. llll be darned. Hopes to be a beautician: interested in skating, basketball, and dancing: member of Motor Traffic Club, Friendsliip Club, Girls' Senior Choir, and First Aid Club. Traffic and Civic: sports-'-swim- mint: and' mushball: ambition-private secretary. GIZELLA MARGARET KRISTOF Gizi just because. Commercial art is ber big interest: likes ice skating and the stage: member of Palette and Brush Club. Masque and VV.ig Club, French Club, Senior Latin, and Civitan Staff. IRENE ELAINE LABOVITZ Rene XVell, well ! l'artftime worker: wants a position as typist: likes tennis' and sewing. ALBERT P. LANG Al l'Jon't wc have fun? Iielieves that aeronautics is his line: likes to swim: Greta Garbo is one of his favorites: mem- ber of Scholastic Standing Committee, Hall Com- mittee, and Aero Club. ANN J. LEISS Annie VVhy, daddy? Cocozmut pie is her failing: wants to be an aviatrix or an air hostess: interested in tennis, volley ball, and photography: member of Friend- ship Club and Motor Traffic Club. MILTON LEVINE Milt Don,t get cxcitedf' An all-around interest in sports: wants to be an announcer: plays the clarinet: member of Senior Orchestra, Debating Club, and 100 Committee. CALVIN L. LEVINSON Cal Accountancy interests hi.n: favorite sportffoot- ball: member of Traffic Squad, Motor Traffic Club. and Scholastic Standing Committee. BERTRAND W. LEWIS, JR. Bert Another coat of paint. Clubs!-Tech, Motor Traffic, and Hall, likes to drive and swim: wants to make money at any- thing: likes to listen to Fibber McGee and Molly. NORMAN A. LEWIS Lew You ainlt just kidding P Music and softball are his interests: believes he is interested in aeronautical mechnnicsg member of Traffic Squad and Senior Choir. BETTY K. LOEFFLER Bren Theres no future in it.'l Prospective teacher: likes bowling and choco- late sundaes: leaves her books to the worms: member of Friendship Club, Latin Club, and l'ar- liarncntarians: plays volley ball. ELLEN B. LUDWIG Quasimodo How do you spell that word, Buddy? WVants to be a captain-captain of a ferry boat: likes discus- throwing and would like to sign up for the draft: member of Civic Association, French Club, and Scholastic Standing. SUZANNE MACKENSEN Sue Hi, chumll' Vocational aim-dietitian: hobbies -writing let- ters and ice skating: member of 1110 Committee, French Club, and Motor Traffic Club. WILBERT H. MACKENZIE Mac 'fEgad, man lu W'zuxts to be a florist: likes rifle shooting and football: member of Motor Traffic Club and Hall Committee. ROSE MARIE MAIELLO Toni No kidding. Aims to work for the Bell Telephone Co.: likes volley ball and cooking: sports-volley ball. bas- ketball, and mushball. WALTER MAINWARING, JR. Pete W'hat'd you say? VVomen and football are his hobbies: interested in the vocation of printing. ROSE SUE MAIZE Baby Hello, baby 1 Aims to be tops'l: dances and collects menus: member of Friendship Club, Hall Committee. and Stunt Day Committee. RUTH MARKLAND Goofie How can you tell?', Ambition-to stay awake during fifth periods: collects flying league stamps and likes to roller skate: member of Friendship Club: plays basket- ball and volley ball. MARY ARDELIA MATTHEWS Canary 'iPlease donlt be that wayf' Hopes to be a voice teacher: member of Senior Choir: plays volley ball and basketball: hobby- singing. MARY LUCILLE McCAUL Lu Holy bread! Aspires to be a private secretary: part-time worker: likes football and dancing. ROBERT CHARLES MCCOY Bob That's all right. Medical aspirations: hobby-pipe organ: sport - baseball: clubs - Tech, Motor Traffic, and Scholastic Standing. 6llZLL6ll'y 1941 elziors EDWIN JAMES MCINTOSI-I Ned Jecpers Creekers l VVants to be an employed college graduate: sportsf-football and hockey: hobbyfmusic: clubs -National Honor, Civitan, Assembly, Ceramic Guild, and Stunt Day. CHARLES A. MCRORY Mac Great balls of fire. Interested in commercial chemistry: likes golf and music: activities-Senior Band and Senior Orchestra. RUTH H. MEIDER Ruthie f-Himesny V' Member of Friendship Club, Civic Association, and Motor Traffic Club: wants to be a secretary: likes skating and dancing. MARY JANE MERRILL Myrt Did anyone call?', Hopes to be married at 21: hobbyfnwaiting for him to call : sport--hay-rides: member of Senior Choir. Leaders Club, and Spanish Club: Spanish Fiesta Queen. LOUIS MILIE Supersac Aga boogall' Vocational aimftraveling salesman: likes- horse- back riding and football: member of Motor Traf- fic Club, Spanish Club. and Smoking Committee. GERALDINE MONAHAN Gerrie Holy murder l Activities--Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, and Motion Picture Appreciation Club: likes foot! ball and reading: wants to be an author. EMILY McCLELLAN MONTAGUE Emmy Honest to Pete ll' Sport - driving the car: hobby - collecting charms for bracelets: no vocational aim: activities -Go-to-College Club, Friendship Club, French Club. and Hall Committee. MARY AGNES MORAN Polly That's the cat's pajamas' Collects china dogs and likes to ice skate: wants to be a model: member of Motor Traffic Club and mushball team. LOUISE E. MORGAN Dell KCEgad !U A dress designer of the future: collects auto- graphs and likes baseball: interested in Bing Crosby: member of Civic Association and Motion Picture Appreciation Club. RUTH M. MUEHLBRONNER Maule Take a ganderf' Expects to be a dress designer: fond of ice skating: member of Friendship Club, Hall Com- mittee, Spanish Club, and Motor Traffic Club. CHARLOTTE E. NAISMITH Charlie Could bef' Chooses to be an old maid school teachern: likes tennis and record' playing: member of Friend- ship Club, German Club, and Motor Traffic Club. BETTY NAUGLE Betsy Listen, palsy. Activities - Senior Orchestra, All-City High School Orchestra, Friendship Club, Civitan Staff: sportitennis: wants to be a teacher. BERNYCE KATHRYN NEUGEBAUER Neuge Excuse me for living. To be a private secretary to a big executive is her aim: likes baseball: collects a variety of souvenirs: member of Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, and has done part-time work. LEONARD JOHN NOEL Lenny How's tricks? Vocational ambition-to do a job successfully: interested in baseball and fishing for brook trout: member of Traffic Squad, Manager Cross Country team, and Photographic Society. H ELSIE OLEN ls he tall? Hobbies-Ahorseback riding and collecting records of ponular songs: member of Scholastic Standing Committee, part-time worker. and Friendship Club. LILLIAN OLES Mitzie Oh, gosh Y Vocational ambition-telephone operator: hull- bies-skating. swimming, and dancing: clnbs--- Friendship, First Aid. and Motor Traffic. GEORGE HAROLD ORAM Had Ah, shucks! Aims to be a good trumpet player: builds model airplanes and likes to play soccer: member of Motor Traffic Club, Senior Band, and Gym tezun. KENNETH J. PAINTER Janie Holy mackerel I An army air pilot enthusiast: member of Senior Band. First Aid Club, and I'hotograplue tlub: likes swimming and builds model airplanes. MARY ELIZABETH PARSONS Snips Kee-rumps !'l Secret ambition: likes' tennis and dancing: mem- ber of Motor Traffic Club: plays volley ball, mushball, and tennis. ELEANOR M. PEFFERLE Norie You're not kicldin'? Member of Palette and Brush Club, Friendship Club, and Civic Association: plays volley ball: interested in commercial art: hobbyQskiing. ROMA MARCIA PERCIVAL Percy You know my hearts bad. .Xmbitionfe-social worker: collects pictures of movie stars: enthusiastic about roller skating: member of lliology Club. Motor Traffic Club, and lfirst Aid, DAN PERRY Dangerous Now l'll tell one. Believes- he'll make a good commercial pilot: likes football. builds models, and collects stamps: member of Moior Traffic Club and Photographic Society. BERNICE B. PERSKY Betty Say. kiclll' A clog fancier: likes dancing: wants to be a social worker: member of Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club. Senior Choir. and volley ball captain. THELMA JANE PETERGAL Angel tio 'wz1y. little man. Ambitious to be zi private secretary: likes foot' ball and listens to recordings: follower of Mickey Rooney: IIll'llllTCl' of Traffic Club. First Aid Club, .lunior Red Cross. and Motion Picture Apprecia- tion. FRANCISCA PETERSON Frannie OIL honestly I Vocational ambition - a great problem: likes tennis. singing, and drawing: clubs-Masque and Wig. Leaders. Palette and Brush. and National Honor Society. ANTHONY PETRAGLIA Porky Holy mackerel Y :Xspires to be a druggist: interested in football and sleeping: member of Civic Association, First .Xifl Club. Spanish Club. and football team. A. MEYRAN PETSINGER Pets That knocked me out. .X lawyer in training: hobbiesvhuntingh smok- ing pipe. and driving super: member of Rifle Club. Tech Club. Senior Choir, :mil Motor Tfilfflif Club. 6UZLl6U'q 1941 elziors HARRY P. PHILLIPS, JR. No vocational ambition, interested in Vfallace llcery, member of National Honor Society, Scho- lastic Standing Committee, Tech Club, and Latin Club. MICHAEL PICCOLINO Pic Could be. The trades of machinist and printing interest him, likes basketball, sleeping, and reading comic books, member of Motor Traffic Squad, sports- basketball and soccer. WALTER R. POWERS, JR. Bud Isn't that awful? A4politician in the rough, likes football and arguing, memler of Civic Association, Student Council, Smoking Committee, and Traffic Squad. MARILYN PROTHEROE Lynne l heat' ya talkinfl' NYants to be a private secretary, likes swimming and collecting odd names, member of Motor Traf- fic Club. Leaders Club, and Chairman Senior SOA cial Committee. BERNARD PUGAR Bernie Get out Y Bclicves hc'll make a good bookkeeper, likes basketball and reading, member of Motor Traffic Club and a part-time worker. ARTHUR RICHMAN Art Aims to be a gym teacher, likes swimming and girls, member of Motor Traffic Club, Motion Pic- ture Appreciation Club, and football squad. CHEVAR HOWARD RICKETTS, JR. Padre lsn't that awful! Vocational ambition-echef or dietitian, hobbies --cooking, mushball. football, and dancing, mem- ber of Spanish Club, Center Avenue HifY, and Biology Club. ROLLIN E. RIDLEY Little Red i lYliatta ya know, old beast? To be a doctor, wants to be happy at all times, interested in football. LOIS M. ROBBINS Blondie HoW's my boy? Hobby f-admiring a certain blond, wants to be an efficient stenographer, likes dancing, member of First Aid Club, Motor Traffic Club, Friendship Vlub, and part-time worker. HERMAN WILBERT RUBIN Herman Will VX'hen you stop and figure it out, ICS-11lL11'flC1'.H lvauts' to become a successful business execu- tive, likes baseball and basketball, member of llail Committee. Motor Traffic Club, Junior Band, and 100 Committee. GERTRUDE M. SCHMEICHEL Gertsi NVhat am l laughing' at? Ambition now'-radio technician, likes boating and driving a convertible, member of Leaders Club. German Club, Friendship Club, Motor Traf- fic Club, and Senior Social Committee. MARION SCHMIDT Miggie But good. Expects to make good as a costume designer, likes archery and sewing, member of Motor Traf- fic Club, Friendship Club, and Photographic So- ciety. JOSEPH SCIULLO Joe I didn't say anything. Ambition-H to be happy, interested in ice skat- ing and tennis, hobby-cliemistry, member of Na- tional Honor Society, German Club. Latin Club, Motor Traffic Club. and Chemistry Squad DOROTHY L. SHARP Dottie Any year nowf' Secretarial work is her aimg hobbiesifootball and singingg member of Senior Choir, 100 Com- mittee, Scholastic Standing Committee, and French Club. RUSSELL SHELTON Abe Don't be that way. Interested in business as a careerg hobbies- basketball and wishing, member of Photographic Society, President Hi-Y, and Motor Traffic Club. ABRAHAM SHORE Abe Ah cain't lose, love is on mah side. Expects to be an aeronautical engineerg inter- ested in the movies and swimming, member of Motor Traffic Club and inter-class volley ball teams. PHILIP I.. SINGER Feel oh, boy! Ambition-to loaf, likes handball, stamps, and photosg has a failing for Betty Grableg member of Motor Traffic Club, Ceramic Guild, and First Aid Club. HELEN SNIDERMAN Blackie You ain't no good. Aims to be successful in whatever she attempts to dog delights in horseback riding and dancingg member of Civic Association, Motor Traffic Club, and Friendship Club. WILLIAM SPANGLER Bill lVell, well, imagine that! An engineer of the futureg takes an interest in football and Bill Baughman's line of talk: editor of Civitan, member of Debating Club, National Honor Society, and French Club. LEAH JUNE SPIKER Pard 'ADO you mean it? ' Vocational choice-registered nurseg likes skat- ing, sleeping, and dancing: member of First Aid Club, Friendship Club, Hall Squad, and a part- time worker. A . F1 .Va NELL FRANCES SPRUCE Nonnie Gad! VVants to do Social Service workg likes to swim and danceg member of Friendship Club, Senior So- cial Committee. Photographic Society, and volley ball team. JOHN E. STEELE Johnnie Be good. Hasn't chosen vocation: likes to use a microt- scope, member of Motor Traffic Club. JOSEPH STEPTOE Jo NVants to be a clentistg likes wood-carving and metal craftg member of football, volley ball, and track teams. . LAURA EDITH STOCKTON Lois Double trouble. Selects dietitian as her occupation: plays tennis and writes many lettersg member of Palette and Brush Club, Scholastic Standing Committee, and Debating Club. LOIS STOCKTON Edith More doufble trouble. NVants to be a research chemistg likes ice skat- ing: member of Palette and Brush Club, Scho- lastic Standing Committee, Hall Committee, and French Club. MORRIS STOLLER Moe Ah hates love. Collects old coins and likes to ride horseback, vocational choice ?: member of Senior Band, Visualization Crew, and Photographic Society. MITCHELL MICHAEL STONE Rocky Beat me, daddy, 8 to the bar. Electrical engineer is his vocational choice, col- lects stamps and likes to play hockeyg member of Motor Traffic Club, Motion Picture Appreciation, and' 100 Committee. Jlllltllfy 1941 elziors NORMAN J. SUGARMANN Norm Aga, Liga! VVants to be a restaurateur: follows football and shooting: member of Smoking Committee, Hall Committee, Student Council, and Assembly Squad. CHARLES HERBERT SUMMERS Chuck Monsieur l Ambition-Diesel engineer: likes ice skating and model ship building: member of French Club, Motor Traffic Club, Civic Association, and Hall Committee. DAVID SWISS Dee You ain't lyin'? No vocational ambition: hobbies-football and playing the dozens : member of Civic Assoeiaa tion. Motor Traffic Club, and football team. JACK M. swiss You ain't lyin? Prospective business executive: listens to Fred XVaring and loves football: member of Motor Traffic Club: plays basketball and volley ball. ADALINE A. SZELC Adel That's right. VVants to be a sales girl: hobbies-sewing and golf: delights in hearing Henry Aldrich: no club membership. MARTIN TELLALIAN Marty VV'hoops, Iini an Indian. Hopes to be a Diesel engineer: collects rifles and follows' football: member of Hall Committee, Traffic Squad, and Motor Traffic Club. MARGARET THOMAS Peggy VVell, golly ! A musician she hopes to beg likes football and dancing: member of Friendship Club and Photo- graphic Society. vu an JOSEPH v. TRAPANI joe I don't believe itf' Finds the work of certified public accountancy to his liking: likes baseball, music, eating, and loafing: member of Assembly Squad, Library Committee, and Spanish Club. HELMA S. TURNER Helmy Oh, that's wicked. Aspires to be another Florence Nightingale: likes hockey and men: organizations-Chemistry Squad, Biology Club, Friendship Club, and plays volley ball, basketball, and hockey. BETTY GRAY URBAN Betts 'llVhy, Sure 2 Hopes to be a kindergarten teacher: hobbies- knitting and swimming: member of Scholastic Standing Committee, Photographic Club, Senior Social Committee, and Friendship Club. HENRY VAUGHAN I-Ierky t'It just knocks me out. VVants to take a dentistry course: likes football and builds model pfanesg member of Hi-Y, Photo- graphic Club, Ceramic Guild, and Spanish Club. ESTHER N. WAGNER Sid Now look. Expects to qualify as a receptionist: hobbies- annoying people and horseback riding: member of Motor Traffic Club, Friendship Club, and part- time worker. RICHARD KING WALSH Dick Hi, pal. Wants to win an academy award: likes boxing and football: listens often to jack Benny: member of Masque and Wig Club, Photographic Society, and football team. RUTH WARD Ruthie Straight Holmes. Vocational ambition-nursing: hobbies-football and movies: club-Motor Traffic. WILLIAM L. WARDLE, JR. Warts VVhatl The bread? Engineering is his vocational choice, likes hockey and pennant collecting, member of Hall Committee and German Club. SHIRLEY WEISBRODE Shyrle Oh, shucks, kid. Believes sl1e'll make a good social worker, likes talking and basketball, Spencer Tracy is her hero, member of Spanish Club, Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, and Traffic Squad. LILLIAN H. WESTERMAN Sis Jeanne-e-e l Hopes to be a mannequin, likes basketball and keeps scrap books, member of Civic Association, Motor Traffic Club, First Aid, and Friendship Club. IEANNE WHITE Jeannie Don't haunt me. VVants to be a buyer for Kaufmann's Vendome, hobbies-football and dieting, member of Motor Traffic Club and part-time worker. HAMILTON WHITLINGER Ham Hoy pahnsingar l May be a car designer or gun editor of Field and Stream , hobbies-hunting, shooting, skiing, cruising, and playing sliphorn, member of Rifle Club, Stunt Day Band, Tech Club, and Senior Orchestra. RAY ZURCHER Zerk Hi, Dottie ll' Wishes to complete P.I.A. School, hobbies- Ucowboying the Ford and hockey, member of Hi-Y, Motion Picture Appreciation Club, and a cheerleader. RALPH E. WHITTAKER Whit Tough applesf' Hopes to be an engineer, likes football and driving, member of Traffic Squad, Hall Com- mittee, 100 Committee. Assembly Squad, and Sen- ior Social Committee. STUART EDWARD WORKMASTER Work That's good. Aspires to become a military genius, likes foot- ball. guns, and inventing, m-ember of Motor Traf- fic Club, track team. Hall Squad, and Stunt Day cast. JOSEPH NORMAN WORSLEY Adam Lazonga Don,t draw my name, Buclf, Believes helll follow aeronautical engineering, interested in track, swimming. model airplanes, cartooning. and' 'Agals , member of Marching Band, cross country team, and Stunt Day Com- mittee. RITA R. WUDARCZYK Ain't love miserable?', To be a private secretary, hobbies-basketball and wishing for Friday, member of Motor Traffic Club, Friendship Club, and part-time worker, MARTHA GRACE YOWL Yowlsie Don,t be so conceiteclf' Wants to be a dietitian, interested in swim- ming, badminton. and movies, member of Motor Traffic Squad, Junior Red Cross, and Friendship Club. THOMAS SALVUCCI Sal Oh, me l Wants to he a success, likes football and box- ing, member football team, Motor Traffic Club, and Spanish Club. dlllldfy 1941 I-d onzmezzcemelzf Qyrogmnz SOLDIERS MEMORIAL HALL Tuesday Evening, February 44, 1941 at 8:15 P. M. db Festal March .,....,.............,..,..,.......,...,..........L....,.,........,.L..,............,.........,.. M ezzdelmoluzi The Peabody High School Orchestra Salute to the Flag ...l..,.. , ........ -Color Guard Invocation .,....... .,... ......... T l ie Very Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving II Rector, Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church Address of Welconie ..,.... ......V....,,.............,..,.. G eorge Franklin Huff President, Peabody Civic Association THEME: VVHAT Hion SCHOOL HAs DoNE FoR US V. It Teaches Us to Think ..........,..........................,...,........,....,. It Gives Us Social Experience ..l,..,. Musical Selections ...L.,...,.,..L.,.ii........,..,......,,....,.,.,..... Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light .. Ca' the Yowes-Scotch Song .....,.....,............. ,..... The Violinist Singing in the Street- A Ukrainian Folk Song. ..,..,..,., E It Gives Us Vocational Experience l..,... It Guides Us to Good Citizenship .,..... Farewell ! ..... Authorization of Diplomas ..,........Eve1yn Lee Austin ....,..Betty Lou Hornick , .l..,.l Senior Choir Vaughan Williams Alexander Koshetz Edwin James McIntosh ....,,..Francisca Peterson ......,....William Spangler President, Senior Class Announcements ..... .,l...,.,i..i.,..l,....,,...,...... D . Edwin Miller Principal, Peabody High School Representative of Pittsburgh Board of Education Presentation of Diplomas America .....,... .. ,.,. Orchestra and Audience 2 8 l U6 YQG? 60252123 Gkljf 1546613 12A-12B OFFICERS First Row-Nellie Spruce, Alice Kost, Marilyn Protheroe, Sylvia Flom, William Spangler, Harry Phillips, Michael Fello, Ralph Whittaker, Betty Urban. Second Row-jean Lynch, Frank Salmon, Audrey Suddaby, William Miller, William Menges, Ray McCartney, Amelia Benko. STUNT DAY COMMITTEE First Row-Marilyn Protheroe, Gizella Kristof, Betty jane Leach, Adele Finkelstein, Bob Davidson, Mary jane Merrill, joe Worsley, Francisca Peterson, Grace Richman, Betty Lou Hornick. Second Row-Bill Baughman, David Crantz, Carl Berkowitz, Marshall Santini, james Johnston, Bill Spangler, George Huff. Y Y . Y iriver, Y, VY, YY- YYVV -rr WYZVWY ,fww W 29 Y, Y Y, 4, fmzf ay ommiffee Y l -i Comniencenient Hall was hushed and still The night orf graduation. Proud parents drank in every word Of ev'ry dissertation. A speaker's voice was droning on, Awaken, Youth! his theme, And in the rear of that great hall A youth began to dream. He dreamed a quite fantastic dream About a steeplechase. He found his classmates at his side And they were all to race. A warning bugle sounded shrill Ten minutes for the start! And with an effort of his will He calmed his fluttering heart. He tried to gaze far up the track Then fear stabbed like a knife! For it was then he realized The race track was his life! The track was covered with a haze, And he -was filled with dread For he could only di1n1y guess The barriers ahead. He tore his burning eyes away And looked upon the crowds, He saw that they were leering Fates, That they were clothed in shrouds. Then as he watched, a Fate stepped out And climbed upon his shoulder. The added weight upon his back Caused him to feel much older. The Fate leaned forward on his mount And whispered in his ear. He told the youth that he, in truth, Wlas only there to steer. cuzfasy He told the boy to look about. Upon his running mates, The worried boy then saw with joy That they too had their Fates. His wond'ring eyes then fell upon A girl that he'd once dated. Clasping her chin was his Fate's twin! He knew then, they'd be mated. His roving glance then lit by chance Upon his classes' brightest And it was bared that boy was scared For his Fate was the slightest. He saw a Fate clothed as a priest Astride a thoughtful boy, A Jester Fate winked from atop A youth whose love was Joy. A Foolscap Fate was clutching hard Holding with all his might Upon the shoulders of a lad Who dearly loved to write. But one determined fellow there VVas Master of his Fate Instead of being ridden, rode Straight through Dame Fortune's gate. There were Doctor Fates and Lawyer Fates And Fates of all description But ev'ry boy there had two Fates, The second one, Conscription. The boy then wakened with a start And roused from out his coma To see 'his classmates filing up And each get his diploma. The youth then took his place in line And raised his eyes aloftg Witli head held high, he breathed a sigh And slowly said. VVe,re off! joseph N. Worsley fail 4 f mf' 6 l7Z6Lql,IZ6U'y IZVQ L By Moliere Presented by the Class of january, 1941 Directed by Mr. Thompson December 5 and 6, 1940 Argan . .. Toinette ...,,,. Angelique ...,,.. ...,.,.,.,. Monsieur Fleurant . ljeline .....,.....,.....,.,..,. Monsieur de Bonnefoi Cfleante i ...,. ..A,. . ,.,. , . Monsieur Diafoirus Thomas Diafoirus . Louison. ..,.,.,.r.,..,. . CAST ,....XYllll211ll Kennielc, Robert McGee ,, , lielle liinstoclq, Francisca Peterson ......livelyn Lee Austin, Diane Button .. . ....... ....,.,,.i.. .,..,. l Q ichard Sheridan ., .i.. Eleanor lloltzmzln, Phoebe james ., ,. , .,., XYilliam Bauglmian, George Succop ...,..Carl Berkowitz. James Johnston ,..........,,.....,...,....George Huff ,Robert Fitzpatrick, Harold Segal ........,,lJeirclre liaird, jean Lynch ljeralde ..,, .,.,., ,.i.. .,.. ..,. . . A N Yilliani Kerr Monsieur Purgon . .i.i... ...,,..,.i.,...,..,,.,. i , .. .,.,...... ...,.,.,....,... ....,.,.,., .... l Q a lph Cohen Scene: The private sitting room in Argan's suite. Paris, France, in 1673. 'The Imaginary Invalid is one of the world's famous farccs. lts principal character. Argan, believes that he is afflicted with many illnesses and he hiresthe so-called men of science to cure him. His servant, Toinette. a witty and mischievous girl. plans a scheme by which Argan learns that his selfish wife wants him only for his money. By this plan. he also learns that his daughter really loves him. and so he consents to her marriage to the man she loves rather than a stupid doctor he had planned for her. The play ends with Argan becoming a doctor. ' A' 31 'l- ta' l s i Wafionaf gfonor ociefy First Row-Francisca Peterson, Sylvia Flom, Pauline Wilson, Betty Lou Hornick, Deirdre Baird, James Johnston, William Miller, Edwin McIntosh, George Succop, William Kennick. Second Row-Joseph Sciullo, Joseph Robinson, Michael Fello, David Crantz, Joseph Trapani, Joseph Baird, Harry Phillips, Mr. Shirley. OFFICERS-PEABODY CHAPTER President ..,, . . ,. , .,,, ,. ..,. ,.....JaI'l1.8S Johnston Vice President ., ., ,. ....,. , .,...,.,,,.. ...,... W illiam Miller Secretary-Treasurer .,., . .........,.,,.,....,. Deirdre Baird Sponsor , , ..,, . ,, .. .. ..Mr. Rome L. Shirley QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP Leadership Scholarship Service Character MEMBERS Jean Arnold Robert Fitzpatrick Gizella Kristof Dorothy Sharp Evelyn Austin Sylvia Flom Lois Lutz William Spangler Deirdre Baird Joseph Baird Elizabeth Blommers Charlotte Bornstein Edward Bream David Crantz Edna Croak Cordell Evans Michael Fello William Fisher Kathryn Franklin Mary Louise Goetz Sam Goldblum James Haller Ruth Haus Betty Lou Hornick George Huff Charles Hummel James Johnston William Kennick Bernice Kiley George McClaran Ned McIntosh William Miller Betty Naugle Bernyce Neugebauer Francisca Peterson Harry Phillips Marilyn Protheroe Joseph Robinson Frances Sarosdy Joseph Sciullo Edith Stockton Lois Stockton George Succop Audrey Suddaby James Taylor Ruth Tobias Joseph Trapani Hunter White Donald Wilkins Pauline Wilson Four ,Puahorly High School pupils placed iii the Competitive Tests for lfx ceptionally Able Youths given by the Allegheny County Civic Club. These pupils are: Harry l'. Phillips, joseph Baird, James R. Jolmstron, and George lf. lluff. 32 ' gizdufous gfisfory September 3-Back to a newer C3 rooms and new electrical systemj Peabody with only 4,674,000 seconds to go-perhaps? September 11-Wild shrieks emanated from the auditorium as a result of cur- vaceous Betty Boop's antics-in other words, the first noon movie! September 13-William Spangler-that handsome lad-was elected prexy of the Seniors of '41, September 16-The Civic Association chose George Huff to lead them this se- mester and George is more determined than ever to make this a progressive term. September 17-First issue of ? You bet-the CIVITAN! September 18-New patriotic ritual inaugurated. It's to be executed at every assembly. September 20-Bill Miller, President of 12B's. September 22-Never were so many vacant seats first period. Ha! Ha! Ha! just Sth and lst interchanged for religious education. September 30-Dr. Norman E. Henry, beloved Latin teacher, died. Mourned by entire school. October 8-Gosh! if yu, wanta be sure, get yo, gal early-already the Air- liners signed for Prom. October 9- One camera gone, second on the blink, XOioczfa -just the first Hill pictures. October 11-Whoops a daisey, ain't it grand? One day reprieve as the teachers go to Institute October 154Class play announced. To be a farce titled The Imaginary Invalid by Moliere. October 15-Yea, brunettes!!! Mary Jane Merrill elected La Conga Queen at Spanish dance. October 21-For once We have some real serious business accomplished. Civic Association Constitution brought up to date. George really must be working !! October 25-26-State High School Press Association Convention. Civitan staff hadgrand time. October 28-First tryouts for class play. October 31-Rally Day! Patriotic outbursts over Peabody-Wes.tinghouse game. Please forgive them for they were not from our school. November 1-Peabody-Westinghouse game drowned out! VVhen will the sus- pense be over? November 2-Hunter VVhite won 36.40 over Take It or Leave It program. November 4-Peabody walloped VVestinghouse 18 to 6. VVhoopee!! November 5-Peabody gave Democrats vote of confidence in school elections. November 5-After we all did our nationally patriotic duty, it was our turn to cheer for Peabody. Two swell victory rallies in auditorium. November 6-Beautiful thought of the week: We have approximately only 45 days to stew yet. November 8-November 8 Ball Dance in big gym-Bill Miller and Mary jane Merrill selected King and Queen-Financial and social success. November 13-School thrown open to inspection. Parents' Night! November 15-We were on the air! Yup, Robert Fitzpatrick, Aldvth Fearon, Harry Neustein, and David Crantz represented Peabody over WIAS today. November 19-All the Daisy Maes asked their Abners to the Sadie Hawkins dance and showed them one swell time. November 20-Captain Anthony Cuiffi received most valuable player's award from Pittsburgh Press. November 21-Mostly Democrats absent today! November 22-Everybody worried about Mr. Kirk, gravely ill. November 27-Bye, bye, Peabody. November 28-Come on, turkey! December 5-6-Soul of imaginary invalid is reincarnated in Bill Kennick an-d Bob McGee. Class play, briefly!! December 11-Chicken dinner und alles today! Da-lish-us!! December 13-Believe it or not-a Plunketf' After all these years! December 14-Civic Club Exams shattered nerves of many today. December 23-Out at last. Merry Christmas. .Tanuary 2-Back again. Rested??? January 17-Social finale. Irneso Romp whit het Nrilsraei. Don't you under- stand it? Why the Senior Prom with the Airliners of course. Tanuary 21-Yippe, senior vacation began for all but the Maroons. january 24--Stunt Day with all its trimmings. So many autographs flying about we were all celebrities in our own right. February 4-Another semester of school? No, not us. We GRADUATED! e ffm cworifes Favorite Song-Peabody seniors pick Trade Winclsii with Blueberry Hill run- ning as close second. Favorite 'Candy Bar-The four o'clock lunch-Clark Bar. Favorite Movie- Rebecca', won out over Ghost Breakersfy Favorite Food-Spaghetti tied with Chop Suey-wow, what a combination! Favorite Radio Program- Bob Hopes Show hy miles. Favorite Radio Star-VVhat has that Hope man got? Favorite Auto-Good taste, we seniors pick the Buick. Favorite Radio-R.C.A. Victor and Philco place first, Favorite Movie StarwfAnn Sheridan and Bette Davis win for oomphU and acting respectively. Favorite Football Team-Loyalty plus, Peahodyis wins. Favorite Band-Glenn Miller and Kay Kyser race for first. Favorite Symphony Orchestra-Pittsburgh Symphony, with Professor Reiner con- ducting. Favorite Symphony Piece-Beethoven's Fifth is our favorite. Favorite Radio Commentator--Lowell Thomas got nearly every vote. Favorite Color-Red and Blue win-after all the Red and Gray! Favorite Reading Matter-As we predicted-Life. Favorite Newspaper-Press and Sun-Telegraph tie. Favorite Flower-The males choose the orchid, the femmes, the rose. Favorite Fating Place - Home wins by a long shot, with Gammon's straggling behind. Favorite Movie Theater-Fast Liherty wins over town with the Sheridan Square the winner. Favorite College-It's Carnegie Tech for nearly all of us . . . C. I. T., here we come. Favorite Hobby-You'd never guess-it's reading. Favorite Sport-An avalanche of foothall fans here. Favorite School Subject-Fan mah throw-Fnglish and Art attract us most. omzef Misguided folk, -content to wave a flag On holidays, and think your duty's done, Be careful lest our sacred banner sag, Because as yet, our battle's not half won. Our fighting fathers saved us from the yoke Of tyranny, but was it all in vain? ltis time our apathetic zeal awoke Before we have it all to do again. So do not heed the pinks who breed unrest. Or orators who seek to change ideals. Our form of government is still the best, And so it will remain till time congeals. Dou't think we have to fight a foreign war. Our vict'ry must he won at our front door. Joseph N. VVorsley 34 Wy Gowzfry ' is of Kheev My Country 'Tis of Thee -how much this means to us now in such a world of chaos! More than ever before, we feel the love for our country and we are proud to be Americans. The fever of patriotism runs high! The air is full of patriotic enthusiasm! Flags are being displayed and the national anthem is being sung and speeches are being given. Even customs of dress are involving much of the red, white, and blue and other symbols of our country. Young men are being conscripted for military training that they might be better able to defend our country, if it should be necessary. Is all this true patriotism? Is this the depth of real love of oneis country? ils it upon these material things and emotions that our country has been established? If this were so, when the peace of the world has been restored and danger of dictators has been abolished, our country would not be an upright democracy. However, the foundation of our country has been established by hard-working, honest men, who sought a democratic country, a country with foresight and a country in which they might find happiness. Have we not forgotten the true meaning of patriotism? A real honest-to-goodness patriot is one who serves his country well, in all he does and says. He is a person who works for the good of the'country and not for his own wealth or power. He is honest in all his dealings with all peoples. One who loves his country treats all men with equal respect, realizing that they are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. He is always cheerful. even if he has lost his job or the affairs of the world are going hay-wire. A true patriot is against all things which are morally undermining. He aids those who are less fortunate, perhaps. not with money 'but with words and smiles. He encourages others to strive for the right. A true patriot is one who says and does as God directs. If we would abide by the Athenian Oath, which the boys of Athens took long ago, we would truly be the best of patriots. I think it most worth- while to quote this oath which has come down through history. 'flve will never bring disgrace to this, our nation. by any act of dishonesty or cowardice. nor ever desert our suffering comrades in the ranks: we will fight for the ideals of the nation, both alone and with others: we will revere and respect our nationis laws, and do our best to incite a like respect and reverence in those above us who are prone to annul and set them at naught: we will strive unceas- ingly to quicken the public's sense of civic duty: thus in all these ways. we will transmit this nation not only not less but greater, better and more beautiful than it was transmitted to usf' Of course, there are a great many true patriots in America but what a won- derful country it would be if we were all truly patriotic! When we sing '!My Country 'Tis of Thee. may we really mean it and show our love of our country by being true Americans in all we do and say. Madelin Bechtle mn. 35 , usfers SOIZQ Angel in Disguise ..,.4,...,.,. .,A..A Just a Kid Nained Joe .,.,.,.. You're S o Desirable .i.....,,.,....,,......... Can't Get Indiana Off My Mind ..,........... I'rn a Lucky Devil ...,...,,.,,...,,.,..,....,,,....,......,.. The Girl with the Pigtails in Her Hair ..,...,... Dark Eyes ..............,,....,.,..........,.........4,,..,.., Trees ..,.,.,.,........... The Big Apple ..,,,..,.,.,............,.,...,.....,...... Six Lessons from Madani LaZonga ........ Urnbrella Man ............................,............ Sierra Sue ........,.. Angel ,.,....,s..,........,..... Pretty As a Picture ...,.,..,.......,.,..,............ Show Your Linen, Miss Richardson ...... Dreainy Eyes t...................t......,.,.,......,...,. Little Genius ....,, Sinall Fry ...,..,..,,....,...,...........,,.,..,....,.,. Shoot the Sherbert to Ille, Herbert ....... You Darlin' t.....,..,.,....,.,t....,.......,.,,,.. Rosalie ..............,,..,....,,..,,....,.,.,...,.. Beat Me, Able!! 8 to the Bar ..,...... N obody's Baby ...,.,....,.....,.,.,........ . You're Lonely and I'nz Lonely t,..... You Got to Be a Football Hero ,......,. Baby Me ........................,,,.........,..., I'ni fust a .Iitterbug ,,.....,..... I'1n Not Afraid of Love ......... may .t,.,t,s,.,...,.s,.,,s,..,......., .,.,.,...s Baby Face ,.........,...........,.....,,,........,.. Does Your Heart Beat for Me? .....,,. .Man About Town .,........,......,........ Vou're a Sweet Little Headache ...... That Shy Old Gentleinan ..,......., Sweet Girl ..s....s....,,....,,.... I Wish I Were Twins ........ Three Cheers t,....s....,....,,. Satan Takes a Holiday .....,. Mother M achree .....,.,..... How Ani I Doing? ......t...,..,...e,......... A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody et...... ..,,.........Sylvia Flom ...,..,.Joseph Trapani Ellen Ludwig t.......Ralph Whittaker ...,.....,Philip Singer .......Gizella Kristof ,......,..George Huff .,........Nellie Spruce ............Ned McIntosh .Mary Jane Merrill ....,....Harry Phillips Suzanne Mackensen ..,..............Lois Robbins ...,.......Betty Urban ,.....Betty Blommers .....Ber-nard Buncher .......Bill Baughman ...,.....Bob Davidson .......I-Ierhert joseph .....tAnne Cavendish .,.,...t..,..Rose Maize ....,......,....Abe Shore ...Betty C-ooperstein .....,..t........Betty Naugle ...,...t.....David Swiss .........Mary Lou Kemmerer ..,.......Helen Snid-erman ,....,......,..Ruth Meider ,.,.,.....William Spangler ........Emily Montague .......Herman Rubin ........,.....Bob Fehl ........,....june Spiker ,.....,..Chevar Ricketts .. ,.... Dorothy Sharp ....,.t....,..,Ralph Cohen Leonard Freedman .t......,....John Edgar .......,j'ames Fleming ....,.4.......,,.Jolm Steele ..,.Margaret Thomas The Man That Coines Around ........ ........,.,..... I oe VVorsley Step Up and Shake My Hand ..,................ .,...,........,...,.,.........,.. I ames Harper She's Tall, She's Tan, She's Terrific ........ . . ............,..,..,.......,.. Marilyn Protheroe Playniates ...............,.,,.,t..,.,......................................... Three Little Fishes ..,.... ..,..... I Can't Get Started ....... The Breeze and I ......... Marilyn Iandorf, Bella Binstock Edith and Lois Stockton, Edna Croak Levine ...t....Peabody and Yours Truly 36 . HOME ROCMS 5 E E E E 5 L 1 s 2 3 5 2 1 1 1 n E. G. M. T. Teacher . .,,. ,. President . .. ,. Vice President ..,. .. Secretary Teacher ....i...,. President A... Secretary Treasurer 8-11 First Row-W. Hammer, H. Oram, M. Fello, R. Davidson, J. Worsley, T. Winston, C. Bishirjian, A. Shore, N. Lewis. Second Row-Mr. A. Ramsdell, N. McIntosh, A. Saver, R. Caruthers, R. Fehl, M. Tellalian, C. James, S. Cooperstein. 8-103 8-11 President ..,..,..,,, . ,..,. .. , . Joe Trapani Vice President.. ..,,.. .. .. . .. ,Joe Worsley Secretary-Treasurer ,. .. Stanley Kazorski Mr. Arthur M. Ramsdell 8-103 .. ,Gertrude Schmeichel .. .. Evelyn Austin .. . Gizella Kristof Miss Jean Thoburn 8-110 .. ,. .. Richard Arnold . . . Margaret Benko . .. . Arthur Richman Teacher., ,. ,. Mr. Forrest C. Henderson S. Kazorski, J. Trap-ani, McGee, S. Kalinowski, First Row-D. Button, J. Allen, D. Braun, E. Montague, E. Austin, G. Schmeichel, Kristof, M. Chianelli, D. Sharp, M. Mueller, V. Yahovic. Second Row-O. Smith, Miss Thoburn, M. Moran, M. Arnold, E. Purcell, V. Stephens, Merrill, J. Bridgetts, E. Dingfelder. Third Row-A. Abbondante, K. Fitzpatrick, D. Kelley, J. Crady, A. Szelc, C. Naismith, Davis, F. Peterson. 8-110 First Row-M. Carson, J. White, T. Petergal, R. Miller, E. Kiefer, E. McConnell, B. Persky, E. Spence, E. Haynes, M. Haynes, F. Engel. Second Row-Mr. F. Henderson, R. Percival, M. Benko, D. George, L. Westerman, B. Neugebauer, A. Kost, A. Hall, M. Matthews, G. Bubash, W. Douglass. Third Row-R. Cohen, R. Gilchrist, E. Buchheit, H. Westphal, A. Richman, R. Arnold J. Shriver, J. Braver, O. Bailey, J. Flowers, H. Booker. 39 A' 1 7.7 --W V 5 xr ,. v 3 8-207 President ............,,.................. Anthony Petraglia Vice President .,............,....,,....,.......... Edna Kaehl Secretary-Treasurer ........ Betty Lou Dolquest Teacher .,........,.,..,,.......,... Mr. Edwin H. Fearon 8-235 President ..,.,....... .........,,...,,...... J ames Fleming Vice President .,,.,..,..,...........,..... Donald Eichner Secretary-Treasurer ......,..,...,,..,.., Betty Urban Teacher ,..,,....,...................... Mr. W. G. Showman 8-238 President ...... .,.,.......,............. E dward Bream Secretary ...,., ..............,,..,.,.,.,.... L ouise Morgan Teacher .,...............,.. Miss Mary Margaret Case 8-207 First Row-L. McCall, E. Kaehl, H. Fields, M. Martin, E. Holt, J. Christ, E. Giannuzzi, N. Miglio, B. Hutchinson, L. Oles. Second Row-Mr. E. Fearon, L. Miles, P. Davidson, A. Petraglia, M. Stone, J. Mac- Intyre, B. Crown, C. Summers, D. Perry. Third Row-J. Cordero, C. Ricketts, A. Broudy, J. Steinbaugh, S. Workmaster, R. MacConnell, W. Fletcher, A. Schroder. 8-235 First Row-A. Jones, M. Parsons, G. Monahan, J. Arnold, T. Bingham, R. Jenny, E. Pefferle, R. Muehlbronner, N. Spruce, B. Urban, L. Kidd. Second Row--S. Weisbrode, W. Geyer, W. Shearn, C. Levinson, H. Joseph, J. Fleming, N. Braun, E. Connell, iD. Eichner. Third Row-R. McCoy, J. Harper, W. Cain, iD. Dessell, Mr. Showman, S. Harper, H. Grookett, C. Brent, B. Loeffler. 8-238 First Row-H. Hazen, M. Hammett, F. Tomsick, E. Wagner, T. Greer, E. Klun, N. Pollack, B. Jones, R. Meider, I. Labovitz, R. Maiello. Second Row-R. Walsh, L. Noel, L. Hildebrand, Miss Case, A. Lang, E. Bream, J. Duke, P. Oseroff, A. L. Herndon, M. L. Kemmerer, L. Morgan. Third Row-J. Reynolds, H. Whitlinger, J. Johnston, J. Linton. 40 8-307 First Row-B. Leach, E. Blommers, L. Robbins, A. Ploesch, E. Ludwig, A. Cavendish, J. Traub, H. Turner, R. McGiffin, S. Campbell, M. Protheroe. Second Row-W. MacKenzie, D. Fleming, A. Craig, E. Croak, B. Binstock, M. Jandorf, L. Stockton, S. Mackensen, C. Evans, J. Edgar. . - . M Third Row M. Girson, . Benko, B. Cohen, R. Whittaker, W. Mainwaring, H. Phillyss, M. Cohen, J. Davis, W. Spangler. 8-315 First Row-W. Wardle, R. Wood, R. Wudarezyk, G. Schultz, M. Coleman, M. Winter, A. Petrucci, B. Hornick, M. Granata, P. Singer. Second Row-D. Mauro, M. Santini, B. Flood, F. DeSimone, M. Piccolini, L. Freed- man, J. Coleman, J. Baird. Third Row-B. Pugar, J. Smith, M. Levine, R. Shelton, H. Marks, D. Swiss. 7-104 First Row-A. Guitilla, D. Cawthorne, V. Griffith, A. Venturina, S. Smythe, D. Bitzer, D. Scoffel, T. Danko, F. Bash, P. James, K. Gass, R. Palumbo. Second Row-L. Cercena, VG. Fischer, C. Gaul, M. Collins, L. Capozzi, C. Rodgers, J. Cannon, R. Harnack, V. O'Toole, J. Beggs. Third Row-Mr. Thompson, R. Burkhart, W. Myles, R. Sheridan, A. DiPo1fi, J. Faddis, B. Floyd, R. Hiller, F. Leary, R. Nadolny, M. Gorman, J. Cordero. 8-307 President ....,.,...................,.,............. George Huff Secretary-Treasurer .,..,,.............. Ellen Ludwig Teacher ..,..,,..,...... , .,..... Miss Clara C. Dickey 8-315 President ..,..,,.. .,....................... W illiam Wardle Vice President .,.....,,, ...,........ H elen Sniderman Secretary-Treasurer , .........,............ John Smith Teacher. ..,, , .,,.. ,.... . . .... Mr. R. N. Taylor 7-104 President ,...,,.. .,.... . ,. .................. Bruce Floyd Vice President ..., .. . ,,,................... Roy Burkhart Secretary-Treasurer ..,,.,........ Dorothy Scoffel Teacher... ............... Mr. Richard E. Thompson l 41 Secretary ..,........ Teacher ,........ 7-107 President ..,...................,....... Vice President ......., Teacher .. ..,.. . .,.... 7-107 ..,.....Wi1liam Miller .....,........Louise Brown ....,...Mary Louise Goetz 7-109 President ,..,....,., .......,,.,.........,,.,..,. Miss Byrd M. Neel Sarah Weaver Secretary-Treasurer ..,........,,......,.... Willa Ryon Teacher ....,.....,...,....,,..... Mr. 7-121 Willard G. Conner President ,,......,.,....,......,..,...... ,... M arjorie Uber Vice President ,.,. .......,.., . David Crantz Secretary-Treasurer .. ,.,..... . .. ,Teresa Scanga ,Mr. A. G. Darnall First Row-A. Fearon, D. joller, K. Kiley, A. Kane, M. Vesce, B. Brady, J. Laird, P. Wilson, M. Goetz, L. Brown, D. Wissinger. Second Row--M. McAdams, B. Weibel, C. Little, L. Lutz, M. Nelson, J. Barry, M. Young, E. Zangrilli, V. Kuklis, B. Allender. Third Row-R. Herrod, H. Clagett, T. Hinckley, J. McMullen, W. Miller, W. Menges, W. Benter, A. Davis. 7-109 First Row-S. Weaver, B. Hastings, D. Frister, D. Baird, J. Kennedy, M. Papapetrou, B. Otto, C. Grant, W. Ryon, G. Richman, S. Verbofsky. Second Row-D. O'Conner, T. Mooney, R. Rudiminsky, J. Lynch, W. McCullough, A. Leiss, A. Cook, A. Suddaby, R. Vento, N. Coohey. Third Row-R. Evarts, C. Cox, B. Johnston, W. Keim, j. Hughes, W. Kurtz, W. Smith, F. Salman, S. Goldblum. Fourth Row-Mr. Conner, C. Magee, T, Kennedy, A. Kelley, E. Horn, W. Kerr, W. Kennick, G. Mechlin, V. Boylan. 7-121 First Row--L. Sundell, N. Williams, M..Smith, M. Bechtle, H. Jordan, B. DeRunk, M. Hurl, T. Scanga, M. Uber, J. Cartwright. Second Row-G. Baumberger, B. Lodge, M. McMeans, D. Deinert, C. Moelber, K. Strathmann, J. Oparnica, M. Schmidt, P. Rosenson, M. jones, C. jene, F. Bleicke. Third Row-W. Zydell, J. Aaron, C. Schwarz, R. Craddock, M. Rebb, D. Crantz, V. Phillips, B. McDermott, R. Marcus, J. Heasley, C. Miller. 42 7-124 First Row-C. Jones, A. Balkanowa, D. Burg, F. Fitzgerald, R. Nord, A. Benko, C. Androsko, B. Kiley, R. Calahan, S. Golbitz, D. Shirey. 1 Second Row-M. Moidel, H. Ulrich, H. Jacobs, H. Bain, G. Hester, S. Edwards, 'B. Sippel, G. Simmons, D. Young, F. Stamm. Third Row-D. Potts, E. Skross, L. David, C. Gzesh, J. Ramsey, L. David. 7-230 First Row-H. Atkinson, K. Boehn, D. Friedman, E. Fleischman, J. Delaney, C. Samuels, P. Hecht, R. Tobias, B. Crawford, D. Depp, E. Alvin, H. Fetzer. Second Row-M. Palumbo, M. Binstock, M. Croft, P. Glass, Miss Hammett, McC. Johnson, O. Waggoner, A. Martucci, S. Stein, J. Wioodhall. Third Row-M. Shafer, J. Balmer, G. McClaran, B. Barber, R. Zurcher, H. Segal, T. Carlin, R. Davis, D. McCrae. 7-300 First Row-L. Owen, M. Carver, E. Feldman, R. Iurlano, V. Grayburn, M. Morris, H. Aul, V. Gemmell, E. Lubbert, D. Ibe, S. Beckstein, E. Deutsch. Second Row-Mr. Brownmiller, H. White, C. Jackson, W. Bender, J. McPherson, L. Hacker, L. Connell, F. Bergmann, E. Holtzman, J. Chirico, A. Cuiffi. V Third Row-M. Kress, W. Brown, E. Shuman, M. Pearlstein, B. Buncher, J. McKown, J. Flood, C. Tannenbaum, D. Zangrilli, B. Siegel. 7-124 President . .......,. ....................,.. ..,... J a ck Gunst Vice President ,....... , ,..... ..........,. A nna Benko Secretary .............. ..,..,................ D olores Burg Teacher.. ..., ......, M iss Martha Morrison 7-230 President .........,.,.. ...., .......... A n thony Martucci Vice President ..,...,...,. ......., Kenneth Boehn Secretary-Treasurer .,.........., ...,.. R uth Tobias Teacher .,.....,..... ...,.. , .Miss Lottie S. Hammett 7-300 President ,..,., . ,.., .................,. W illiam Brown Vice President ..,...,,.... . ...,.,.,,..,..... Mary Morris Secretary-Treasurer ,. .... Florence Bergmann Teacher.. .... .. .,,... .. Mr. A. J. Brownmiller -W 43...Y I i 6-136 President A..,. ,.,.. . ., .,..,...,..,......,... Francis Collins Vice President. ,..,. .. . , ........ Helen Hammer Secretary-Treasurer .,.. .....,.,.., H elen Voland Teacher .,.......,.,...,.... .. ..Miss Anne H. Bowes 6-214 President .,.,..,.........,., ..... ..,.... O 1 iver Gasperini Vice President ...... , .,,.,,.,..,.,. Thelma Richards Secretary-Treasurer ,,., ,.,.....,. Ethel Carson Teacher. ,... .. ..,., .. Mr. George W. Metger 6-221 President ............ ..,... . .....r.,.......... P hyllis Logue Vice President .Patricia Brouillette Secretary ......... ,. ,.....,...,.,...,.,. June Miller Teacher .. ...Miss Etta May Katz 6-136 First Row-D. Hachmeister, D. Peterson, A. Hyman, D. Fleckenstein, H. Voland, S. Hennig, N. McAdams, H. Latimer, V. Hoover, S. Howatt, A. Latke. Second Row--B. Cooper, R. Over, W. Goode, R. Peterson, P. Brown, M. Campbell, H. Hammer, J. Wolf, R. McCarthy, R. Wissman, N. Davage. Third Row-W. Reutti, J. Guardalabene, T. Arthurs, L. Jackson, R. Ganz, J. Greaney, W. Henderson, F. Collins, G. Schulz. Fourth Row-W. Mair, M. Jaffe, A. Ciancio. 6-214 First Row-M. Danko, T. Richards, J. Seitz, S. Barnes, E. Campbell, V. Davis, B. Bilott, T. Botts, M. Dyer, E. Carson, D. Dick. Second Row-W. Wilson, J. Tootill, J. Fisher, V. Albrecht, H. Kennedy, J. Hamilton, E. Smith, R. Bares, M. Reardon. Third Row--Mr. Metger, I. Marrich, G. Muse, W. Shaner, A. Caplan, D. Dallimonti, O. Gasperini, F. Kushner, J. Bickel. 6-221 1 First Row-N. Pearson, A. Murphy, P. Brown, M. Conrad, M. Mayhall, B. Hall, F. Goldman, J. Miller, M. Huntley, R. Larbig, N. Nathan. Second Row-L. Scheiner, E. Succop, H. Robinson, L. James, C. Smith, P. Logue, P. Brouillette, M. Leff, S. Jacobson, P. Kensey. Third Row-J. Nigro, G. Workmaster, B. Bernstein, G. Braunstein, A. Arvin. 44 5-105 First Row-V. Wadsworth, G. Gibbons, R. Weigel, L. Swanson, V. Ferree, B. Anderson, N. Burnside, A. Sweeney, B. Brinker, J. Wimer, J. Branagan. Second Row--V. Macleod, L. Steele, N. Smith, A. Edmonston, J. Leonard, J. Norris, M. Pryor, E. Laird, F. Lucas, G. Hessenmuller, E. Freyer, A. Phifer. Third Row-E. Stiles, T. Cosgrove, L. Haines, W. Harbison, J. Fulton, C. Murray, W. Robinson, J. Williams, R. Archer, P. Rush, H. Levinson, P. O'Nei1l, D. Amaker. 5-205 First Row-S. Rubin, A. Moliver, S. Kline, A. Stewart, M. Farina, E. Shook, C. Kaminski, J. Farina, I. Tannenbaum, P. Raymo. Second Row-D. Engle, N. Drosnes, S. Seagert, J. Davies, J. Wickerham, B. Leonard, E. Hausman, S. Pakler, M. Smith, J. Guion. Third Row-W. Ross, T. Harrington, J. Pompa, H. Thompson, B. Jacobs, G. Urling, K. Hughes, K. Israel, I. Gross, J. Hays, G. Hellmann, H. Weiss. 5-210 First Row-A. Swartz, F. Moore, M. Andrews, E. Vance, L. Nutter, M. Trapani, G. Bleakly, R. Frank, I. Coleman, J. Harris, N. Greiger. Second Row-J. Brice, F. Randolph, C. Matter, R. Dudt, H. Holmes, F. Stalker, D. Shipley, B. Shaner, M. Spence, D. Anthony. Third Row-E. Jaroszewski, C. Boyles, L. Martin, H. Martin, D. Craig, T. Bayer, H. DiPasquali, F. Apollo, W. Rounce, J. Royer, W. Crady, E. DiNapo1i, A. Cochran. 5-105 President ...... .,.............. W illiam Robinson Secretary ...... ........,,.,....,... A nne Sweeney Teacher ...,... ....... M iss Nell V. Goehring 5-205 President .....,...,.,..........,...........,, Nelson Drosnes Vice President ......... ............, H arold Weiss Secretary ....,..,....,. ...,...... E velyn Hausman Treasurer ..,... .......... R obert Rosenzweig Teacher .,...... ....... M iss Helen Lucas 5-210 President ................. ..............,, E ttore DiNapo1i Vice President ........ ,..,..,...., R osemarie Frank Secretary ...,.....,,... ,,.......,.....,. M arion Andrews Teacher ........ ,........ M iss Marie B. Knauz - ' ' 45 5-212 President ,..,....,..,....,.,.,..,.............,....., James Boyle Vice President ........,.......,......., Claire Higgins Secretary-Treasurer ........... Pauline Weissert Teacher .......,.,............,.. .....,., M r. R. G. Emery 5-215 President ,......,.,.....,.....,......,.......,. Edward Fifer Vice President ....., ..................... V irginia Ley Secretary ,,........,... ..,...,......,........r... J oan O'Neil Teacher ......,, ..,....,. M r. James P. Kennedy 5-305 President ..............................,..., Eleanor Roman Vice President ..,....,.,.................,.......... Ruth Boe Secretary-Treasurer ...,......,..., Adena Johnson Teacher ,.......,.,,...,.... ...,.... M iss Emily Redmond 5-212 First Row-B. Noah, D. Hutchinson, L. Reisfar, V. Senjan, C. Caplan, L. Leek, S. Ragom, B. Case, M. Beckman, N. Joyce, R. Cullinan, M. Gorman. Second Row-M. McConville, P. Weissert, D. Eggleston, A. Gilbert, M. McvDonald, E. Ternent, M. Wilde, S. Burke, M. Allen, D. Haupl. Third Row-Mr. Emery, J. Boyle, J. Breen, W. Stiehler, L. Reseta, J. Fuhrer, R. Hayes, G. Haddad, S. Roberts. 5-215 First Row-S. Barille, M. Antoinelli, S. Morman, B. Langel, A. Cesnike, F. Cohen, V. Ley, I. Flynn, A. Mulkern, J. O'Neil, M. Moore. Second Row-J. Holleran, J. Hedinburg, G. Runko, G. Galanda, E. Sterrett, J. Ehrgott, R. Barry, E. Fifer, C. Eisentrout. Third Row-W. Geisler, A. Dawson, A. Venturino, P. Macioce, T. O'Brien, R. Reiss- man, F. Klimek, R. Green, R. Evans, A. Canter. 5-305 First Row-B. Peters, P. Christ, E. Bobby, E. Roman, M. Papale, R. Papale, H. Gran- berg, D. Young, D. Deaktor, S. Shapera, D. Damp. Second Row-E. Raftis, B. Coudray, P. Simmers, S. Kentor, R. Boe, J. McCloskey, M. Hornick, J. Markham, H. Croak, V. Georges, Miss E. Redmond. Third Row-B. Keir, F. Campbell, R. Maybury, A. Chakmak, iD. Lauer, M. Cassidy M. Duncan, W. Lang, R. Cranston, K. Heron, J. Gearing, J. Massey. 46 I 4-119 First Row-H. Allen, E. Robbins, B. Jackson, F. 1Danko, M. Pearlman, W. Friedman, J. Levine, R. Teplitz, P. Langsdale, B. Shirk. Second Row-A. Curilla, B. Smith, G. Zinsser, B. Sturgeon, L. Williams, M. Jacobsen, L. Copetas, M. Lean, E. Lamison. Third Row-K. Shields, A. Over, A. Barad, S. Johnston, C. Devol, L. Richey, K. Eisenfeld, C. Meyers, E. Rogers. Fourth Row-B. Hoover, G. Bartley, Miss Smith, V. Klimek, J. Gillium, F. Holman, B. Dingfelder. 4-139 First Row-H. Kistler, R. McCormick, M. Quinn, L. Dunlap, B. Jacobson, J. Wright, E. Billings, M. Frey, F. Golding, M. Hill, R. Harris. Second Row-S. Zalman, B. Williams, A. Stevens, C. Calcagno, C. Wise, E. Brown, B. Barbour, J. Banks, D. Schulz, B. Allen, Mr. Saunders. Third Row-A. Miller, W. Wissman, J. Benec, E. Tellalian, S. Silverman, E. Benter, B. Gilbert, W. Bilott, M. Jacobs, T. Schmidt, F. Smith, G. Hess, R. Ziegler. 4-203 First Row-J. Volbrecht, J. Holcombe, P. Currin, R. Chiccherichi, H. Croft, D. Rutkin, S. Herrup, S. Squitier, P. Rosenthal, H. Henry, F. Rivlin. Second Row-J. Paisley, R. Moore, B. Ellis, B. Thomas, S. Amdur, M. Moore, C. Carlin, M. Miller, J. Becker, S. Vecchiola. Third Row-D. Schiller, M. Meyers, L. Maize, M. Colker, A. Bernstein, M. Solomon, M. Lochner, E. President .. Vice President Secretary Treasurer .. Teacher ,,,. .. President ........ Vice President Secretary . , . Teacher ..,,.. 4 President . ,... . Vice President Secretary .. Treasurer .. Teacher. . . 4-119 .. .. ,. .. .. -..James Gillium ., ., Chris Meyers ,, , , .. ........Marian Lean 4-139 .,.,.. .....,...,.. . ,Martin Jacobs . , ....., George Hess Robert Ziegler .. ..Mr. R. W. Saunders 4-203 Quentin Jacks David Schiller Ernest Squitier ,, .,,. ,.......... S am Vecchiola Squitier, Q. Jacks, J. Campbell. .. .Dorothy Ochenshirt . .. Miss Esther M. Smith lx . ..Mr. Robert L. Fawcett 47 l 3-116 President .,...,..,..,.....,.....,..... ,..,..,.... J ean Butler Vice President ...,.....,...... ..,......,... L on MacRae Secretary-Treasurer ....,........, Betty MoDonald Teacher .....,......,....,.,............ Mr. Ross G. Kistler 3-129 President .................,...,..,.., Elizabeth Twitchell Vice President ......,......... Leonard Tannenbaum Secretary-Treasurer ,....,.,..,.............,... Jack Hill Teacher ,..,.,...,...,....., Mr. Frederyck E. Holmes 3-209 President ,.,,...,,.,,...............,.......,..,, Mae Hitchner Vice President .... .,.. .,......... L o rraine Tedesco Secretary ....,,...,.. ..,...., ...........,..,...., F 1 oyd Coles Teacher. ....i.. ....... M r. Harry S. Wieand 3-116 First Row-M. Wright, L. Hartman, M. Dorrian, J. Smith, M. Schmit, A. Bryer, L. MacRae, H. Crass, J. Shannon, L. Burns, H. Kurtz, H. Lancelot, A. Butler. Second Row-J. Balkunowa, S. Gaston, B. Cambell, B. McDonald, C. Joy, S. Kirkland, R. Lando, B. Timberman, B. Roth, D. Burke, F. Vento. Third Row-Mr. Kistler, C. Miller, E. Mitchell, J. Fischetti, S. Urban, J. Butler, E. McKerdy, H. Siegle, D. Shaffer, G. Wageman. 3-129 First Row-M. Manesiotis, J. Accetta, F. Handte, E. Kentor, D. Ulrich, D. Cook, J. Ewing, P. Collas, B. Jones, A. Rini, L. Cinicola. Second Row-J. Hill, E. Twitchell, L. Siegel, E. Melnick, H. Jendrasik, A. Grove, R. Hillard, H. Acri, J. Olmstead. Third Row--L. Carnahan, J. Hunter, L. Tannenbaum, N. Kwait, K. Golbitz, J. Bostick, J. Kennedy, C. Haines, E. Reese. Fourth Row-C. Piccione, W. Nieding, J. Kiesel, Mr. Holmes, A. Schenck, J. Forman. 3-209 First Row-J. Seibert, S. Lockard, L. Tedesco, E. Lucas, M. O'Hara, R. Walton, J. Evrard, J. Baumeister, A. Baden, M. Biro. Second Row-F. Coles, R. Bucille, M. Hitchner, B. Lutz, B. Ham, N. Harris, M. Greer, P. Brown, R. Walsh, C. Hacker, M. Teets. Third Row-R. Feick, R. Stanley, D. Campbell, W. Kennedy, D. Kerr, G. Blank, K. Pheefer, D. Dobkin, S. Mayhall, J. Urban, E. Bolinger. 48 3-244 First Row-E. Panza, D. Franke, L. Neft, Z. Bass, B. Calihan, M. Urban, A. Spehar, D. Mowery, N. Patterson, N. Regal, J. Zeppenfeld. Second Row-R. Perrin, R. Hagan, J. Krotec, H. Cole, D. Hope, M. Pflueger, F. Wilbert, A. Hemphill, L. Kirkpatrick, J. McNally. Third ROW-J. Kelly, R. Schultise, R. Reinheimer, J. Kennedy, F. DeAndrea, R. Brackney, J. Gammon, T. Russo. 2-239 First Row-C. Mankel, L. Dixon, D. Flansbaum, C. Blatt, R. Zeilinger, H. Messaage, B. Verbofsky, P. Ireland, B. Gaertner, D. Jergel, J. Boltey. Second Row-L. Shore, W. Christly, T. Stevenson, B. Robinson, J. Pool, K. Lowry, D. Gormam, W. Hartwick, T. Farr, H. Gerginsky, R. Pefferle. Third Row-L. Melnick, J. O'Donnell, S. Redow, F. Baur. 2-304 First Row-R. Schwart, G. Wallace, V. Shepard, D. Dines, L. Caldwell, M. Bevilacqua, J. Trapani, N. Kalafatis, K. Work, E. Taylor, G. Goodwin. Second Row-H. Bair, T. Walker, B. Martin, S. Neiberg, E. DeLuca, H. Hicks, S. Akselrad, N. Frye, R. Chrysler, L. Davidow. Third Row-W. Barns, A. Jergel, S. Allen, S. Meyers, J. Wilson, F. Scarpello, M. Shratter. 3-244 President ...... . .. , ,,.. . .. , Adley Hemphill Vice President ,. Doris Davies Secretary ,.,., ,. .. ,. Joseph Krotec Treasurer ....,,. .. ..,..,, Frank DeAndrea Teacher... ,..,, ., , Mr. Carey P. Ritchie 2-239 President .......,,. ....,........,...,...,...,, L aben Melnick Vice President ..,.,.,,,... ..... T heodore Stevenson Secretary-Treasurer .....,.,... -Charmaine Blatt Teacher .....,....,....,,.., ,,.., .,,.,, M r . John H. Bortz 2-304 President .. .........,....,....., ,,., ..... ,... J a c k Wilson Secretary-Treasurer ,.,, Phyllis Dornberger Teacher ,....,..,,.,,.,,.., , ,, .. Miss Sarah F. Baker , ,.. . 49 -. VW? W i 1-225 President .,.............,.,........,.,........... Lois White Vice President ................... Frances Fairbrother Secretary-Treasurer ...,.,...., Louise Pitassi Teacher. ........ ,. .,..... .,... , .. .... Miss Ruth Lilley 1-242 President ,,....,...................,,........ Alvin Markovitz Vice President and Secretary ..,... .... J ane Orr Teacher ..,.,..,. ,. .. ..,..,.. Miss Elizabeth Collette 1-225 First Row--D. Huffman, R. Ioli, E. Conway, J. Klejbach, H. Israel, R. Krauss, R. Markovitz, L. Neugebauer, L. Thompson, J. Fettis, J. Bailey. Second Row-E. Edlis, E. McComb, P. Gillespie, H. Schweitzer, S. Eubanks, S. Trager, F. Fairbrother, R. Allen, L. White, P. Copetas, L. Pitassi. Third Row-J. Polasky, R. Sedler, E. Scott, M. Burnett, B. Solomon, L. Johnson, J. Zulauf, M. Noak, B. Thompson. 1-242 First Row-M. Markhan, R. Kemp, J. Carter, G. Arvin, J. Swasey, W. Jenkins, A. Arke, T. Geason, M. Gallapaga, M. O'Brien, P. McMeekin. Second Row-G. Albert, A. Markovitz, C. Neubauer, I. Satchik, V. Valare, V. Clark, B. Williams, J. Orr, F. Herlick, P. Gettleman, S. Helm, R. Rall. Third Row-R. Claxton, J. Beck, V. DeGrazia, S. Laughlen, W. Bock, W. Beaton, W. Ferguson, H. Jarrett, iD. Fox, J. Worley, P. Sell, A. Moore, H. Solomon. SCJ ' President Vice President Secretary .,... .. Teacher .,,.., . . President ........ Vice President Secretary ......,.. Treasurer ,. ., 1-310 ,.. .. ,. Barbara Haldeman .. , ..... Ruth Uphoff Elsie Cotton Miss Marie D. Roberts 1-311 ....,....,.,,John Adams Nancy Gregor .........,.....Bonnie Goodwin Shirley Trondle Teacher , ..... Miss Helen E. Rickabaugh 1-310 First Row-P. Cassidy, C. Erlain, A. Tyman, C. Connelly, D. McQuillan, H. Sobel, E. Berger, M. Moore, B. Haldeman, A. Simons, E. Spear, P. Auge. Second Row-J. Wentz, E. Gallagher, E. Burns, J. Denham, C. Kalovsky, E. Cotton, C. Belk, H. Ober, S. Levine, W. Boehmer, H. Rosenthal. Third Row-O. Givens, S. Sandsberry, L. Ayres, L. Sallada, G. Collins, L. Pakler, C. Hart, W. Rea, E. Roman, N. Walrath, P. Greene. Fourth Row-J. Herron, W. Keally, L. Newcomb. 1-311 First Row-J. Anderson, L. McCartney, J. Sauers, L. Carson, M. Lucas, G. Poterie, J. Barmak, J. Dougherty, E. Gilbert, J. Welsh, D. Conroy, S. Trondle, J. Zugell. Second Row-J. McCann, E. Cromie, S. Palumbo, D. Brown, V. Lightsy, R. Jackson, N. Gregor, E. Basin, B. Goodwin, M. Wickersham, C. Norton. Third Row-E. Kennedy, R. Marinello, B. Robbins, L. Shore, W. Seale, P. Paolino, J. Adams, M. Antonoplos, R. Stewart. Fourth Row-G. Kennedy, R. Sprague, J. Jene, B. Lederman, R. Berry, R. Haubach, W. Thompson. ' 51 X ' fffx xx K ' H, f w t 4 gJ YEH MAN! MAKE UP YvuR MIND f Uff .,F 21m SONNY' . yn- ' 256411 f . lx ,- c53QS?i ATI N AND SWIN DoNT Ml X UNDECJDED 2 X N04 E15 L1 X PTX W 'iw 4 7 m , I lgif A 4 V X1 A NX V S 5 E DEIKN SHQVI up 4 MOURNERS X xfiffu X X Wg' ff x fy iV Yf'Wf W3i?i.ZfW fr 'Q V4 -f 599 OF COXRSE 1?09Kw6RNK 0 41116 AwFuL. PRsomcAMeNT GF HAVING' FYJQGGTTEN YOUR I 52 ,.,.. -,f,,,,., xy fl 1'J!fx THE Gu? EfjU'aK- l ., ,, - - 1 Sfudenf government-grains or Gifizem ip CIVIC ASSOCIATION The membership of the Civic Association of Peahoclv High School is com- posed of one representative from each report room from grade nine to grade eleven and two representatives from each report room of the twelfth grade. The object of the organization is to encourage and to promote active cooperation be- tween faculty and stuclents in the achninistration of school affairs and to stimulate a proper spirit at Peabody toward school work and school activities. George Huff, Presitlentg james Haller, Vice Presidentg and Pauline VVilson, Secretary-Treasurer have taken charge of the activities of the past semester. Mr. Rome L. Shirley is the sponsor. 100 COMMITTEE Chairman-George Succop Sponsor-Mr. Rome L. Shirley g 55 A l-:lu HALL COMMITTEE Chairman-Norman Sugarmann Assistant Chairman-George Succop Sponsor-Mr. R. L. Shirley PEABODY BOWLING TEAM In an effort to iiicrczisc interest m sports, zm enterprising student, Julius Helesky, started a bowling team under the clircctirm of Mr. Hughes. The members of the tcum arc: Dominic Zrmgriilc, Xiitlioiiy BIZITTQIICCL Allen Broudy, George XViss11ia1i, zmd hlulius Bclcsky, captain. ASSEMBLY SQUAD Senior Chairman-William Miller Freshman Chairman-james Taylor Secretary-Treasurer-Harry Newstein Sponsor-Mr. R. L. Shirley +l-- V--2---W 777.7 56 ,WN SCHOLASTIC STANDING COMMITTEE Chairman-Elizabeth Shollar Sponsor-Mr. A. W. Rodgers VISUALIZATION CREW The Yisualization Crew, which includes the following members: XYalter liilott, Michael Bileslcv, Charles llishirjian, Wlilliam Blakely, james Caldwell, Jerome Carpe, Alhert Chamali, Alva Cochran. Domenic Uallimonte, XYillian1 Dingleldcr. Hyman Ginsberg, John Hagelin, Xvllllillll King, John Kuliguski, Abe Leiss, Joseph McCarthy, Charles Murray, Alan Over, Harry Phillips, 'Ralph Paolino, Fred Schoepf. Gilbert Simmons. Melvin Spero, Morris Stoller aids many teachers of the school in showing' movies in the classrooms. Mir. A. G. Darnall, who is the sponsor of thc group, carefully' chooses the Visualization Crew from his classes and upon the recommendation of two teachers. liach boy is given thorough train- ing in handling motion picture projectors and in taking care of films. lle is ex- pected to he ahle to set up, focus correctly. and do any work required to keep the projectors in good working condition. TRAFFIC SQUAD C0-chairmen-Ted Bream and Francis Sarosdy Sponsor-Mr. Rome L. Shirley 57 STAGE CREW Manager-jack Sims Sponsor-Mr. Samuel J. Hughes LIBRARY COMMITTEE Chairman-Doris Davies Sponsors-Miss Elizabeth E. Harshaw Miss Phebe G. Pomeroy SMOKING COMMITTEE Chairman-james Borrasso Assistant Chairman-George Haddad Sponsor-Mr. R. L. Shirley CHEMISTRY SQUAD President-joseph Sciullo Secretary-Treasurer-Helma Turner Sponsor-Dr. Harry E. Gill FIRST AID CLUB President-Leonard Freedman Secretary-Shirley Sokol Sponsor-Mr. George W. Metger BIOLOGY CLUB President-Ettore De Napoli Vice President-Ruth Tobias Secretary-Treasurer-Hilda Aul Sponsor-Miss Marie B. Knauz 1' 1 L A - L i SENIOR CHOIR '1'111' S1-115111 C1111111 1013 C1111111 501111111 BQ11111. 211111 1111111111121 112111C1. 111111111 11111 C11I'L'Cf 111711 111 B11ss 1111111111011 1-. 5111116 211111 M11 Xx1Z111ZlCt' 1 1'11s1. 11z11'1- 111111 1111111 v111'y 111151 11111'111g' 1111' 1121s1 s1'1111's1111'. 1111s111es 1J1Zlj'111Q' 1111' sC1111111 21ss1'1111111cs 211111 s1'1111111 11111c111111s, 11111111111-rs 431- 11111 X'?lI'1OL1S music 1'11'g21111z21111111s 1121111 given 111111111013 211 1111'111111gs 111 1111- 1i1'11g'1'21111111' 51111011 of 1110 1110516111 1lC11l15j'1YZll11Ll 1f1111C21111111 .Xssuf 11:1111111. SI11f1L'l1I 1'1'1ss As511c1211io11. af1e1'11111111 31111 c1'1f11111g 51-ssions 111 1110 1111111 1'121111'1211'111111, 11'111111111's IJZLITI' 111 1116 '1'1111'11 1'j1'E'S1Jf'IC1'1ZlIl C1Il11'C1l, 21111111211 C'111'1s1111z1s 111'11g1'21111 111 11111 '1'111-S11211' 31l1S1C111 C11111. EI IJl'0Q'1'Zl111 111 r211'e C'11r1s1111:1s 1'211'111s 11111 1Q2111f11 5121111111 XYXYSXY. A-X1'111is11ce D211 11:11'a111'. 211111 1121110-as 1,11 1116 Fr1111111s11i11 C1l111 1111 11111 sc1111111 c11cc1'1Q2111e1's. ' 60 SENIOR ORCHESTRA SENIOR BAND NOON MOVIES This semester Z1 new daily activity was added to the school schedule! During the lzist ten minutes of each lunch period the student hotly may adjourn to the dztrkened :uiditoriuin to see motion pictures. The ztetuzil production of the movies is in eliztrge of Mr. Braelmizuui. The Stzige Crew :ind Szun Mzirinziro give invalualile :tid with the lights :md sound equipment. The Auditorium Committee and Mr. Hughes have ehztrge of all assembly exits :ind student conduct. This is one part of the day which can he devoted to pleasure heeziuse no zit- tempt has heen made to have the movies serve it particular educational purpose. However, much entertainment and vziluztble information hzis been derived from such fine pictures as the Story of Dr. Jenner, Spawn of the North, Trails of the Huntedf, To the Victor, the Grantlzmcl Rice Sportlightsf' Passing l'ztrades,,' and animated cartoons. One freshie well expressed the opinion of the entire student body when he said, Oh, the movies, they're swell! RHUMBA BAND 61 I Givifcuz i l r L B lff1'il01', .S'f701IX0I'-, and tIA'.Yl-fjlllllfllf editor plan 1110 3511001 11vru.vfi41jvc'1'. CIVITAN STAFF liditor-in-Chief AA ..... A A.,......A,...... A..,.., X1 Villiam Spangler .hSSlg'1l1UC11f Editor .,....,.,.....,A,...,.A.. Betty Lou Hornick Feature lYriters ..... ....... ...,., ..,. A A A A A AA AA AA ..,li6H11Clll Hartman, Martin Jacobs Reporters AA A Columnists ..,. A A Mary Chianelli, David Crantz, Jeanne Ferguson, George Huff, Bill Keim, Ned McIntosh, Betty Naugle, George Suceop, Ruth Haus, Sally Parker, Charlotte Bornstein AA .... lVilliam Baughmair Dorothy Gibbons, Adeline llerlick, Betty ,lane Leach Sports VVritersA ...,., A ,.,. AA A AAAAAA jean Lynch, Robert Davidson, VVilliam Miller Business Managc1'sAA r. A,AAA, AA.AA ,A,AAAAAAAAAA,AA... I a mes johnston, Roy Hiller Artists ,A..AA A AA AA AAAA AA Autlizella Kristof, Dorothy Mallinger Staff Photographer A AA A AAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA A AA AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA A AABill Keim Staff Typists AAAA A AA1i:1thry1i Franltliir Norma Pollack, Margaret Thomas Faculty Adviser AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA,AAAAA,AAAAA.AAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAA,AAAAA ll I iss Florence M. Johnson Printing Adviser AA AAAAAA ,Mn A. M. Ramsdell 62 A FRIENDSHIP CLUB President-Martha Weaver Vice President-Audrey Suddaby Secretary-Olive Smith Treasurer-4Dorothy Fleming Sponsors-Mrs, Justine C. Weller, Miss Vera V. Bash JUNIOR RED CROSS President-Martha Nichols Vice President-Patricia Ferrand Secretary-Treasurer-Thelma Petergal Sponsor-Mr. George Metger 63 , ul FRENCH CLUB - LE COQ D'OR President-William Kennick Vice President-james Johnston Secretary-Deirdre Baird Treasurer-Robert Herrod Sponsor-Miss Helen E. Rickabaugh l.e Coq d'Or Qthe French Clubj, the Latin Club, the Spanish Club, and the German Club under the direction of Miss Helen If. Rickabaugh. Miss Sarah F. Baker, Miss Emily Redmond, and Mr. Adolph Frank have one common purpose in their club organizationfto increase interest in foreign languages. The manner in which each attempts to accomplish this purpose varies with the organization but each tries to blend entertainment and education into the club's program. The Latin Club has completed a program which included an initiation, a Roman wedding, a Latin play, and special holiday programs. A talk on Mexico by Dr. Collette, an afternoon dance, a talk by a Colombian student azt Pitt, a song- test, and Spanish games were part of the Spanish Club's semester plan. Through participation in general conversation and reading, the German Club has enabled members to become more fluent in the use of the German language. The .French Club members will recall a very interesting initiation picnic at the Pittsburgh Golf Club on Monday, October 14 and many worth while activities of the Alliance Francaise. ., J.- .. GERMAN CLUB President-joseph Sciullo Vice President-Eleanor Pefferle Secretary-Treasurer-Florence Belman Program Chairman-George Succop Sponsor-Mr. Adolph G. Frank 64 W ' K R DEBATING CLUB President-Robert Fitzpatrick Vice President-David Crantz Secretary-Dorothy Mallinger Treasurer--Harry Neustein Sponsor-Mr. Frederyck E. Holmes DEBATING CLUB To bc Zl meinber of tbc llcbzltiug Club, tbe illlZllll.lCZllllJllS are: Regular mem- bers must bc registered for liiiglisli 6 or above, associate uieiubers taking liuglisli 5 may bc zuliuittecl but they givv up clebatcs zuicl pass rccpiircuieiits of the Blciiilmcw- sliip Clbllllllllltf. Members of this burly receive practice in prcpzuiug zuicl clelivering clcbatcs :uid :irc ciicoiliwxgecl to flu clczu' tliiukiug iu public speaking. SENIOR LATIN CLUB Consuls-William Kennick and Harry Phillips Quaestor-Beth Haus Aedile-Dorothy Mallinger Sponsor-Miss Sarah F. Baker ' 65 SPANISH CLUB President-joseph Trapani Vice President-joseph Worsley Secretary-Treasurer-Mary Jane Merrill Sponsor-Miss Emily Redmond HI-Y President-William Brown Vice President-Kenneth Hartman Secretary-Mason Croft Treasurer-Ralph Young Sponsor-Mr. Frederyck E. Holmes w 66 E 46-AME Lf QBUXM UM W, vahwwfgi W' P WW if R T5.,,3.fm.T5,,g..miQp., Mgw M CX aye My J 3 Q-if Q ,R LEADERS CLU ZA afar mfjqc A MOTOR TRAFFIC PROGRAM To promote safe driving is the primary afni of the Motor Traffic Club, Membership in this clulm is solicitccl from pupils from g1'2lClCS tcn to twelve, but Others who have ohtziinccl thcir clrix'cr's liccnscs may enroll. lncluclccl in this scmcs1cr's program was a talk zincl picturc on Hl,61lI'l5ylYZ111l3.'S llrcani Higliwayf' Z1 liorcl Motor Coinpany picture on lnzxnufzlcturing and safety. 68 afar 6 A it Scenes in Pennsylx'z1nia, a Pennsylvania Motor Police picture. and El talk on safety by Mr. Hoffman of the Pittsburgh Motor Club. Mr. Henry R. Ries and Mr. jznnes I'. Kennedy are the sponsors of the clubg the officers are: George Huff. President: Teresa Sczlnga, Yice Presiflcnt and Treasurer: and ,lean Czirtwright, CU1'YCS1JU11Cii11Q' Secretary. -Y 69 , PEABODY PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY President-Abe Leiss Vice Presidents-Luther Cobb, Helen Esposito Secretaries-Dorothy Brown, William Barber, John Hauserman Treasurer-George McClaren Chemist-George Mechlin Sponsor-Mr. A. J. Brownmiller CERAMIC GUILD AX cooperative project in Ceramic Modeling for entrance in the National Scholastic Contest ot l94O-ll and a talk and demonstration by Mir. Ioseph Bailey Ellis. sculptor of Carnegie lnstitnte of Technology, were the most important items on this seniesterls program of the Ceramic Guild. Aniong' the outstanding' accomplishments of the Guild have been Ulillephant and Donkey' contests undertaken during recent presidential campaigns: Retro- spectionf' a humorous donkey, which was presented to President Rooseveltg HAC- tivities of the l'ottery and Modeling Roomug Press Night at the Art Galleryf, each of which won SlOO awards in the Procter K Gamble soap sculpture contests and the purchase of an electric sprayer and air compressor from award money and pottery sales. CERAMIC GUILD President-Philip Singer Vice President-Hilda Aul Secretary-Treasurer-Edna Scott Sponsor-Miss Byrd M. Neel A V ' 7' W-w 70 PALETTE AND BRUSH CLUB President-joseph Baird Secretary-Gizella Kristof Treasurer-Deirdre Baird Sponsor-Miss Jean Thoburn PALETTE AND BRUSH CLUB To Cl1CUl1l'Zlg'C high zicndeinic stzuidzirds aniong art students: to cultivate Z1 taste for good niusic, goocl plays, and other fine arts, and to patrfmize cultural perforinances and art exhihitions are the aims Ot the Palette and lirush Cfluh sponsored hy Bliss Jean Thoihurn. During' the past semester. the cluh has initiated new nienihers. attended Art Society' Cmiceris, l,lUSlJL11'gll Syinphony Concerts, and plays presented hy the Czu'ucg'ie 'IK-ch llrzunzr Departinent. Following' 21 policy adopted iuztny yezirs algo. the cluh inztiutziins :1 scholarship fund for art students who need financial aid. and presents :ui ziwztrd from the fund at Couunenccnient to Z1 senior who has passed the highest exzuuination in advanced art. ' - .Q .V , f . - . . z 'H MASQUE ANiD WIG CLUB President-Dottie Malone Vice President-David Crantz Secretary-Francisca Peterson Treasurer-Mason Croft Sponsor-Mr. Richard E. Thompson 71 i' 'W' 'W' . -I 4 . V, 1' ' Dbl If gbofbaff Xi A A l COACH MEYERS First Row Cleft to rightj-J. Williams, M. Bisceglia, J. Loftus, D. McCrea, G. Bubash, A. Cuiffi, Captain, A. Broudy, A. Richman, D. Swiss, VD. Eichner, G. Linnelli, J. Gasper. Second Row-P. Davis, L. Hildebrand, C. james, J. Vento, B. Saperstein, B. Buncher, N. McIntosh, A. Fello, G. Forbus, E. Austin, H. Signore, P. 0'Neill. Third Row-J. Laurina, R. Voskamp, H. Kramer, R. Neubauer, B. Cohen, A. Petraglia, E. Ketterer, R. McCarthy, R. Paulino, B. Crown. Fourth Row--K. Hartman, O. Gasperini, Q. jacks, Mr. R. S. Meyers, Mr. H. A. Batchelor, H. Rubenstein. Peabody completed its victorious football season on Friday, November 15, with undisputed possession of second place of Section I. The team was captained by Anthony Cuiffi who, incidentally, won the most valuable player award. The Peabody schedule and results are as follows: Peabody- O ..,......,.....,..,.......,.,.,.. ,..,...... 1 Xllegheny- 7 Peabody- 7 .........,...,..............,.,...,...,... Shady Side-21 Peabody-25 ..... .......,... S Outh- O Peabody- 0 ,...... ,.......... S chenley- 6 Peabody--14 .,...,. ....,... N lt. Lebanon-28 Peabody-18 ....... . , Vvestinghouse- 6 Peabody- O .......,..,.,,.,.,,.......,...,.,,,.....,, South Hills- O Peabody- 0 .........,...,.................,....,.....,. Allderdice- O Peabody's football team, in inaugurating the 1940 season, played host to Alle- gheny with the visitors defeating the Highlanders 7 to O. The Highlanders placed an experimental but willing 'team on the field and the boys played exceptionally well considering that it was the first game of the year. Both teams played a nip and tuck battle up until the waning minutes of the final quarter when Allegheny completed one of its famous buck passes from left halfiback Balistaris to left end Martin, over the center of the line, for the only score of the game. This same play tallied the extra point. Peabody played its second game of the season with Shady Side Academy at Fox Chapel only to lose Zl to 7. The Shady Side team was much the heavier of the two teams, outweighing the Peabody team by an average of ten pounds per man. The Peabody team scored its only tally in the final quarter when George Linnelli, a stellar sophomore back, plunged over the goal line. The extra point 75 i my I- - B V conversion was made by Joe Feld. who was lost to the Highlanders the greater part of the game due to an injury received in the Allegheny opener. The Shady Side tallies were made by Longnecker, Marshall, and Connelly. The Peabody boys showed nmch improvement ov-er their first game, and our coach. Mr. Meyers, seemed to be satisfied with their playing against the highly-rated Shady Side team. Peabody opened its l9-l0 city-league conference by defeating the South Orioles 25 to O on the Highlanders' field. The Peabody boys broke into the scoring column late in the first period when Dave Swiss threw a 23 yard pass to Rudy Gasperini who scampered the remaining three yards for the first score of the day. Tn the second period. the Highlanders opened an aerial barrage with George Linnelli heaving the pigskin for two consecutive first downs, bringing them deep into South territory. A pass to Allen liroudy was completed to the South ten, from which place l.innelli plunged over for the tally. The second half was featured by a sensational run by left halfback Art Richman who galloped around right end for thirty-five yards. Fleet-footed George Forbus outran the Oriole defense. racing thirty-three yards for a spectacular touchdown. Captain A. Cuiffi split the uprights for the 19th point. After George Forbus intercepted a pass on the Peabody forty-four. the Highlanders again took to the air. George l.innelli un- leased a long pass of thirty-five yards to Pon Hildebrand for the fourth and final tally of the game. Peabody lost its second city-league game to Schenley by a score of 6 to O on the Schenley field. This also was a nip and tuck game with Schenley emerging the victor. Peabody outplayed Schcnley the first quarter, ibut in the remaining time costly fumbles set up the touchdown which came in the final minutes of the last ouarter. The kick for extra point was blocked by -Tim T.oftus. 'center for the Highlanders. The Peabody team was hampered by the loss of fullback Dave Swiss, yy ho had an infected wrist, and Merrill DeMerit. who had injured his leg. Peabody lost a hard fought battle to Mt. Lebanon on the Mounties' field but rn going down to defeat managed to pile up fourteen points against the Mounties. These points scored bv Peabody proved to be the only tallies piled up against Mt, Lebanon, which ended its season undefeated. untied, and almost unscored on. The Peabody tallies came in the second and third Quarters. ln the second quarter Merrill Dellferit threw a long pass to Rudy Gasperini who darted 40 yards for the first Peabody score. The second Peabody tally came in the third period when Anthony Cuiffi. sensing a line charge. broke through the offensive line and hit the Mounty ball carrier. forcing him to fumble. The ball bounded over the goal line where the alert Cuiffi fell on it for the second Highlander score. The Pea- body extra points were booted by Tim Gasper. Peabody guard. The Peabodv Highlanders defeated a highly touted VVestinghouse eleven on the Peabody field to the tune of lg to 6. Tn defeating the Wlestinghouse team, the Peabody boys broke the record of the Bulldogs. who were. up until this time. un- defeated in three vears of citv-league competition. However, in going down to defeat. 'the Homewood boys managed to fl1'ZlVV first blood when they took to the airlanes and scored on a pass to right end. The XVestinghouse kick for extra point was blocked by Anthony Cuiffi. The Peabody boys, sparked by -this tally. came 'back in this same onarter and scored on a pass from Arthur Richman to George Forbus. Gasper's kick for conversion was wide and the quarter ended 6- all. ln the third period Peabody took over the ball on the XVestinghouse 21 when ll first down try failed. George Linnelli passed to Forbus for the second Peabody .1 Y F .JZLT ,-.,.!llI1 l touchdown putting the Highlanders out in front by a score of 12 to 6. Cuiffi's kick for extra point was wide. The Silver-Lakers threatened only once more in the game when Santone completed a 30 yard pass to Mihm, who ran to the Pea- body 29. Not being able to gain. X'Vestinghouse was forced to giye up the ball on downs. The fourth and final period was jammed with thrills as an avenging Bulldog eleven tried to overtake their under-rated opponents. Peabody took pos- session on their own 45 from which Swiss plowed lO yards for a first down. Art Richman unleased a 50 yard forward pass into the waiting hands of George .liorbus who ran the remaining yards for the third and final touchdown in a most hotly contested battle. Peabody battled to a scoreless tie with South Hills. Section l leaders. The game statistics prove that Peabody outplayed the South Hills boys. Peabody had ten first downs to South Hills, four. The Highlanders had many chances of scor- ing but were unable to push the ball over the goal line. The South Hills lads at no time threatened the Highlanders. The Peabody Highlanders ended its l94O grid season with a O to 0 tie with Allderdice. This game was played on a muddy field with snow falling incessantly. The game was yery sluggish and uninteresting from the spectators' point of view. except that the outcome of the game had bearing on the city-league championship. Both teams were hampered by weather conditions. The game was played mostly in mid-field except for a few nice runs by Dave Swiss and Art Richman. but these gains were nullified by penalties. Eighteen gridnien saw their last inter-scholastic contest as they are graduating in January or june. Headed by Anthony Cuiffi, captain. they are: Fd Austin, guard: George Rubash, end: Bunny Buncher, end: Al Broudy, end: Bernard Crown. quarterback: Anthony Cuiffi. tackle: Bernard Cohen. tackle: l'aul Davis, end: Don liichner. guard: Rudy Gasperini, halfback: Louis Hildebrand, end: Charles james. tackle: Ned Mclntosh. quarterback: Donald McCrea. center: An- thony Petraglia, guard: Arthur Richman, halfback: David Swiss. fullback: and Vyilliam Fletcher, guard. SOCCER TEAM Standing-E. Milcic, Mr. Lambie. First Row-J. Bullian, M. Piccolino, H. Oram. Second Row-A. Ciancio, T. Grookett, G. Hellman, A. Martucci, D. Zangrilli. Third Row-H. Grookett, S. Blasko, D. Dessell, J. Hayes, J. Hughes. Fourth Row-J. Benec, R. Buckler, B. Sippel, J. Bostick. 77 4.41 if L U i if Hinky, dinky, dinky, doo Hinky, dinky, dinky, doo Yea Peabody Seven Rahs for you Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah Rah Fight the team across the field, Show them Peabody's here, Set the earth re-verberating With a mighty cheer Rah! Rah! Rah! Hit them hard and see how they fall Never let that team get the ball Hail! Hail! The gang's all here So hurrah for Peabody High! ,,,,.A Boom Chicka-Boom Boom Chicka-Boom Boom Chicka-Ricka Chicka Ricka Chicka Boom Boom rah! Sis boom bah Peabody High School Rah! Rah! Rah! 78 564-,A ta-MJ! SDM-QW W 6, WMMO 'mm 6' DE A'33mgn2goh666Qi? wff 5'5f' 'J' M6U1s96i6?6W'5N TM ww WM ,QM Engravings by JAHN 81 OLLIER ENGRAVINC- CO Photography by HlLL'S STUDIO Printing by MAYER PRESS 80