Peabody High School - Peabody Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

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Brackmann Auditorium Activities and School Treasurer .....,.......... J. Hughes Clubs and Organizations ........r..,.,...,,,.,.r.., P. Kennedy Class Counselors-Josephine Boyle, XVarren L. Eberts, F. C. Henderson, M. M. Redenbaugh, Mrs. R. Smith. Helen Simmen Adviser to Girls ....... .,,..,,.. IN Irs. Justine VVeller Chief Clerk ..... .,,.... C atherine VVenke Clerk ..,..,.. .,.,,,., G ladys E. Fletcher Clerk ........,..,..,... ........ J anet E. Klages Bookroom Clerk .... ,.....,. H enriette Bergmann Qffrts and Crafts Byrd M. Neel, Jean Thoburn, Edgar Trapp. Commercial Josephine Boyle, Mary M. George, F. C. Henderson, Samuel Hughes, James P. Kennedy, M. Gertrude Miller, Rose Levin Smith, Emma L. lVilson. English Vera Virginia Bash, Josephine Boyle, Adelaide Breckenridge, Mary M. Case, Grace C. Dickey, Warren L. Eberts, Lottie S. Hamniet, Florence M. Johnson, Hettie G. McConnaughy, Martha Morrison, Carey P. Ritchie, Marie D. Roberts, Julia S. Van Kirk. History and Social Science Anne H. Bowes, Isabelle D. Channing, Helen M. Davidson, Nell V. Goehring, James P. Kennedy, Lily Lee Nixon, Katharine V. Owen. Harry XV. F. Price, Carey P. Ritchie, Rome L. Shirley, Helen M. Simmen, Harry Soles. Home Economics Isabelle D. Channing, Jean Horigan, Etta May Katz. Industrial A. G. Darnall, Frank L. Hayes, Charles E. Law- rence, Harry M. Mackey, A. M. Ramsdell. Language Sarah F. Baker, Mary Margaret Case, Marie Mc- Dermott, Emily Redmond, Helen E. Rickabaugh, Esther M. Smith. Library Mary Helen Anderson, Phoebe G. Pomeroy. Jblatheniatics Frank B. Ankeny, Vllilbur E. Colvin, Elsa A. Koch, Ida B. Kreps, Marcellus M. Redenbaugh, Mercedes Schramm, Mary J. Stratton, John A. lVragg. Jlusic Joseph B. Kreinen, Florence l.. Shute. Physical Education Harry A. Batchelor, Harry P. Blair, Mary M. Broderick, Savilla S. Hoover, Genevieve Kerr, Richard S. Meyers, S. E. Vedder, Virginia S. VVilson. Science XVilhur li. Colvin, Robert G. Emery, Dr. Harry E. Gill, Frederyck Holmes, John T. Loeber, George VV. Metger, Sarabelle K. Tiffany. Dietitian Miss Malloy Speech Bettejane Murray School Doctor XV. R. Cooper, M.D. School Nurse Helen Fleck Custodian William F. Frick Qispfays Gfrowzg OLD' Jweml Cmf! Tolfery B owfers Of Library 6 Srfz auf Spirif Clofbifz iyfiqlz School Cfookiizg' 7 1 earbook Sfaff Sponsnrglilr. Hughes Co-Editors, , ,. ..,,. Vera Gillespie, loan Baird Assistant Editor .. A, , ,, ..,..,....., ,. Charles -lennings Business Managers i,.. . Phyllis Roth, Rosalyn Hirsh .'XSSlStZ1I1t Maxiager .. ,. . ...,.,. Adelaide ,lusepli Typists-Alftliel Spatter, .lnlia Swartz. Carolyn Shutte. Rita Girsun, Rita Davis ,Xrt--Shirley Czulwallader. Frank Marcello, .lnfly XVilsun Reporterssllarriet Marsh, Florence Heiss, lfthel Spatter, Mary Lutz, Revn l,Z1I'lSll, Morton Flmn, Norman Rosenfeld Proof Rezlclers-Pat Dice. hloanne Martin, .Mina Liehling' l'iXU'Z1S7fXI1IlCftC Horuvitz, Luis Mayer, .lusephine Crisanti, liclwarcl l.nclin. Florence Creighton, 'lane Sophield Y, - ,,, 8 H- , 7 L From our clam came these lealdery I0 guide us in our czctz'w'tz'es Our Senior Ofjqcers PREs1mcN'r CLIFF SINICXVIC V1cI4: PRIQSIDICNT MARGIE XVELSH SECRETARY-TREASURIQR VERA McCI.ELI,AND SOCIAL CHAIRMAN NANCY MacDOL'GAI.L 10 ANN ARTHURS Seleste l'lans to become a secretary. Member of the Co-operative Club, Motor Traffic Club, lfriendship Club and Hall Committee. GLENDORA ATKINSON lilendora is a member of thc Cafeteria Squad and Motor Traffic Club. JOAN GALBRAITH BAIRD Jeanie liither one of three ambitions will be -loan's future pastime: laibrarian, Receptionist, or College student. ,Clubs and committees: Civic Association, Student Council. Stunt Day '46. P.S.A., Chairman of Library Committee and liditor of the Yearbook. DANIEL BALDINGER Baldy Danny plans to enter college after grad- uation. Likes basketball and volley ball. Has had memibership in the Traffic Squad, Stunt llay '41, and has been a hard-working member of the Hall and liield Committees. SANFORD BERGAD Berge Aims to be a successful artist, preferably commercial. JEAN BERMAN Hopes to attend a business college: has been secretary-treasurer of home roomy mem- ber of l riends'hip and Motor Traffic Clubs and Hall Committee. SAMUEL BONDI VVants to enter Duquesne University. Span- ish Club and Vice President of 1.2.-X report l'u0lIl. SAMUEL N. BONEVAC . The only male member of Secretarial Train- ing plans to go on with this work by going to a business college: member of Motor Tra.f. fic and Spanish Clubs. JOHN F. BROWN Ike Member of Hall Committee, Motor Traffic Clllll Hllil Filelfl CKlII1llllttt'L'Q 1213 Home Room Secretary. Played intramural basketball. Hopes to attend a Business School. RAMON E. CAMERON Ray Plans to attend a trade school. Member of Motor Traffic Clu-b. MACK W. CAMPBELL lntends to enter college to study for the Ministryg active in Ad-l.oy-Ho Club, Civic Association and Hall Committee. ANDREW CAPOSSERE Andy Claims membership in Hall Committee and Motor Traffic Club. Was Vice President of ll:X home room. CANCETTA CAPPELLA Connie To work-no choice mentioned. Activities: Motor Traffic and Friendship Clubs. ANGELINE CHIRICO Angie Member of Motor Traffic. Spanish and Friendship Clubsg Masque and Wig and the Civi'tan g plays volley ball, basketball and softballg wants 'to train in a business school after graduation. ANTHONY CHIRICO Chic Expects to work with his father: member of Motor Traffic Club. ANN CIANCIO Annie Ambitious to be a good secretary: Co- operative VVork, Friendship and Motor Traf- fic Clubs. ROCCO CIOCCA Rocco's future lies with the Navy: member of Motor Traffic Club and Hall Committee. GEORGE DILLARD Knock-knock This aspiring young man wants to join the Navy and see the world: active on the track team: member of Motor Traffic Club, Stage Crew. and Special Boys' Chorus. SHIRLEY DOUGLAS Shucky Sports-basketball and mushball: a secre- tarial enthusiast: Motor Traffic Club, Friend- ship Club and a Co-operative VVorker. GRACE T. DUDT Bookkeeping will be Grace's future work: Social Chairman in IZB: member of the Friendship Club, Civic Association, Biology Club and National Honor Society. MARGARET FIELDS Peggy Friendship Club and Motor Traffic Club. Office job aspirant. ELLEN FLEMING It's either an office worker's or telephone operator's life for this ambitious girl: Friendship, Motor Traffic and Sewing Clubs. THOMAS FRY joker Plans to go to New York to study art: IZB Secretary-Treasurer: Advanced Art Club. DOLORES FULTON Clerical or bookkeeping 'work will be her future work. Member of Motor Traffic Club, Yearbook, History Club, Peabody Forum, Sewing Club and National Honor Society. THOMAS M. GEE Yanger This popular young man has been president of his home room fvive times: intends to take a business course: member of Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee, Civic Association and National Honor Society. EILEEN GHERMAN Ike Member of Photographic Society, Civitall Staff, Civic Association, Motor Traffic and Friendship Clubs: her cooperative work will help her in finding a secretarial position. National Honor Society. RUTH GIFFORD Celeste NVants :to train in a business school: identi- fied With Stunt Day, Movie Squad, Friend- ship and Motor Traffic Clubs: avid basket- ball player, BETTY GITELMAN Plans to enter Pitt and study journalism: activities-Ediitor of special Civitan Editions, Friendship Club, Program Committee. Year- book Staff, Class Play and Peabody Forum: likes basketball, volley ball and mushball. SHIRLEY GORIN Shirl Going to New York to study either nurs- ing or music: likes basketball, baseball, volley ball: enjoys membership in Scholastic Standing Committee, Hall Committee, Motor Traffic and I:l'lCllfISlll1D Clubs. RUTH GUNNING lfndecided about vocation but probably will be a model American working girl: lfriend- ship Club member. ELAINE HARDMAN Cuz To study journalism and radio script is this versatile young lady's aim: likes basketball, baseball and volley ball: activities4Editor of Civitan, Leaders Club, Handbook Staff, lfreneh and Friendship Clubs. National Honor Society. LOIS HAYFORD Very busy girl: active in Class Play, Masque and VVig Club. Friendship Club, So- cial Committee of Friendship Club: intends to go to college after high school, WILLIAM C. HORNER Bill Member of Smoking Committee, Civic As- sociation, Motor Traffic Clu-b and Scholastic Standing Committee. ESTHER JOHNSTON Essie Here's a future student of the Robert Morris Business College: an active member of the l.eaders Club, National Honor So- ciety, Yearbook and Handbook Staffs and the Friendship Club. SHIRLEY ALICE JONES Mitzi of the class play, A Date VVith ,ludyg plans to make nursing her career: vice president of 11A home room: Spanish and Friendship Clubs. 5 2 in ,l - t N at GRACE KAHLER Enjoys basketball, volley ball and mush- ball: plans to become a secretary: member of Friendship and Motor Traffic Clubs. GEORGE KOENIG After graduation, either the Navy or col- lege will claim George: pres-ident of the Senior band, he is also a member of the Sen- ior Orchestra and the Dance Band. if DONALD KOST Loot Loot has decided to become a teacher and will enter Pitt to study for this voca- tion: IZH Class President: played volley ball in '45 and '46: active member of the Varsity. Spanish and Motor Traffic Clnibs, Stunt Day Committee, Traffic Squad, Civitan Staff and Civic Association. IRWIN J. KRAVITZ Irv Plans to go into radio announcing after high school: busy with the Traffic Squad, Motor Traffic and Biology Clubs, Hall Com- mittee, Civic Association, Class Play, lfield Committee and Assembly Squad. GEORGIA KRELIS Georgie Hopes to enroll in a good' business school for a secretarial course. Thinks it will be B,T.C.: likes basketball and volley ball: member of Friendship and Motor Traffic Clubs, Civitan Staff and Civic Association. ELIZABETH KRUMICH Betsy Expects to go to Switzerland and be an interpreter: active in Fifteenth-century choir and Senior Choir. GEORGE LEWIS Hopes to attend college unless the armed forces gets him before: a member of the Scholastic Standing, Social and Stunt Day Committees and Traffic Squad: home room social chairman: entered Peabody in senior year from Fifth Avenue High. SAM LEWIS Sammie Hopes to be a future Pitt student. LOUISE LIEBENDORFER Louie After a business school education, hopes to become a private secretary: Motor Traffic Club. Friendship Club, Civitan Staff, Co- owperative Club, Maid Hannah in the Class Play. NATALIE LORSON N:-IIJPV A beautician stcltool prospectg likes basket- ball and volley ball: member of Motor Traf- fic and Friendship Clubs and Yearbook Staff. RUTH LOUFF Future office workerg membership in Motor Traffic and Friendship Clubs, Civitan Staff and Hall Committee: active on basketball and volley ball teams. NANCY LOUISE LUDEBUEHL Nan Plans to attend a junior collegeg IZB Vice President of home room: active in Civic As- sociation, Friendship and Biology Clulbs, Hall and Stunt Day Committees and Chairman of Girls' Smoking Committeeg basketball team. EDWARD LUDIN Eddie Intends to study medicine at Plittg has taken part in Senior Latin, History and French Clulbs,Yearbook Staff, Stunt Day, Class Play, Swing Band an-d Hall Committeeg National Honor Society. NANCY MacDOUGALL Red Hopes to enter Teehg Leaders and Spanish Clubs, Brom and Stunft Day Committeeg So- cial Cbairman of IZA Classg likes basketball and volley ball. MARY MAHRONICH Plans to go 'to business schoolg member of Motor Traffic and Friendship Clubs and Hall Committeeg activities-basketball, vo-lley ball and baseball. MARIE MAURO Shorty Plans are indefinite, probably will attend collegeg active in Stpanish and Motor Traf- fic Clu'bs, Movie Squad and Stunt Day Com- mittee, IZB Civic Representative. LOIS MAYER Member of History, Senior Latin, Sewing and French Clubs, Peabody Forum, National Honor Society and Yearbook Staffg intends to study languages at Pitt. ELINOR McATEER EI Future Bell Telephone stenographerg mem- bership in Motor Traffic and Friendship Clubs, Civic Association, Hall Committee and National Honor Society. VERA ANNE MCCLELLAND Blondie Secretary-Treasuretr of IZA classy also ac- tive in Friendship Club, Stunt Day, Prom Committee, Cooperative Club and Cvivic As- sociationg plans to become a stencvrapher after a business school education. RUTH ANNE McCOY Plans to attend the Indiana State Teachers Collegeg Latin and Friendship Clubs, Senior Choir, Chapel Choir, Stunt Day, National Honor Society. JOHN KENNETH McDERMOTT Jackie Presiden-t of Civic Association and home roomg member of National Honor Society. Spanish and Motor Traffic Clubsg going to college, none stated. EDWARD MCDONALD Hookie llere's a future printer: membership in Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee and Civitan Staff. LOIS COLLEEN MCGAHEY It's a secretary's life for Lois: activities- lfrienidship Club and volley ball. MARION NAHMOD Bangs Wants to be an air hostessg member of the Friendship Club. VIRGIE LOU OEHMLER Virg Plans to enter Allegheny Collegeg activi- ties-lfrieiirlsliip, French, Biology, Photog- raphy, History and Motor Traffic Clubs: Class Play, Stage llirectoir, Advanced Art and Stunt llayg likes basketball and volley ballg National Honor Society. ROBERT M. PATTERSON Pat :Xu army recruit 3 meets with the Field Committee, Motor Traffic Club and Hall Committee. EDWARD L. PICKHOLTZ Ed Will enter a Pharmacy School in Septem- ber. CAMILLE PISTELLA Milla Plays volley ball, basketball, tennis and hockeyg member of Friendship, Motor Traf- fic and Photographic Clubs and Hall Com- mittee. DOMENIC PRIMERANO Prim Very athletic - football team '45-'40 and baseball team '44-'45: plans to enter armed servicesg Varsity and Motor Traffic Clubs and Hall Committee. SHELDON ROSE Curly Plans to enter college and take up llunsiness Jkdministrationq active in lllll Club, Cafeteria Squad and Motor Traffic Club. ELSIE ROSEN Plans to enter college, none stated: secre- tary-treasurer of home roomg activities- Motor Traffic Club, volley ball and basket- ball. PI-IYLLIS BERNICE ROTH Phyl Plans to enter Pitt: active as Business Manager of the Yearbook and member of Girls' Smoking Committee, Social Committee of the Spanish Club, lfrienclship Club, Hall Committee and Motor Traffic Club: National Honor Society. ADREIAN SALSGIVER Adreian graduated in 316 years. RENEE SCHWARTZ Rena Undecided about future -either secretarial Work or art school: likes basketball and vol- ley ball: Motor Traffic and lfriendship Clubs and Hall Committee. DAVID SEIDELSON Either the army or college will claim Davlidg active in Traffic Squad and volley ball fan. IRVING SHECTER Speedy Either college or the army for this athlete: varsity football and basketball: vice presi- dent of home room: Scholastic Standing Committee, Motor Traffic and Traffic Clubs, Treasurer of Varsity Club, National Honor Society. SHELDON SIEGAL Shel Active in Peabody Band, Stunt Day, Span- ish and Motor Traffic Clubs, Civic Associa- tion: expects to go to college: National Honor Society. MYRNA SILBERMAN Athletic-captain of basketball team, likes volley ball and baseballg undecided about future. eit-her private secretary or conunercial pilotg me-mber of Civic Association, lfriencl- ship and Photographic Clubs and also Motor Traffic. BARBARA K. SIMBOLI Memfber of Spanish, Friendship and Motor Traffic Clubs, Hall Committee and Class Play Committeeg expects to go to college. CLIFFORD SINEWE Cliff President of IZA class, member of varsity basketball team and soccer team: President of Hi-I Club and meets with the Varsity and Motor Traffic Clubs, Stunt Day and Hall Committee, plans to attend college, JANE SOFIELD Janie More schooling' at the Indiana State Teach- ers College, activities-Leaders, Friendship. Spanish and Motor Traffic Clubs, Hall Com- mittee and Yearbook Staff: likes basketball, baseball and volley ball. National Honor Society. ROBERT STARZ Bob Hopes to attend Carnegie Tech: active with Traffic Squad. Hall Committee, Physics Squad and Motor Traffic Club. SARAH STEIN Plans to attend collegeg meets with the Physics Squad, Spanish, Friendship and Motor Traffic Clubs. ALNORA GLORIA STEVENS Likes basketball. volley ball and mushlballg claims membership in the Friendship and Motor Traffic Clubs and the Hall Committee. AUDREY THOMAS Aud Future student of P.C.W.g plays volley ball, basketball and mushballg claims membership in the Friendship and Motor Triaffic Clubs and the Hall Committee. LOUIS THORNTON, JR. squeak Sees his future in the field of dentistry after further schooling. BORIS TOPOLSKY B0 To study pharmacy at Pittg likes basket- ball and volley ballg member of Hall Com- mittee, Field Committee, Motor Traffic Club and Stunt Day. RICHARD WAKEFIELD Dick Hopes to 'attend college to prepare himself for the ministry or engineeringg Motor Traf- fic Club, Secretary of Smoking Committee and Hall Committeeg Track Team. EDNA WALKER Yee Vocation-social worker: likes basketball, mushlball and volley ballg meets with the Ad- Loy-Ho, Sewing and Motor Traffic Clubs and Hall Committee. MARJORIE ELAINE WELCH Margie AUDREY WARTERS Yin' l'I'L'sirlL'11t uf l.f.X clilssg plans tu :lt- lvml cullcgc :xml furtlacr nrt n'clm':lliml1 mvm- lmcr l'1l'IL'lIllS'lIlll, Spzulisll :mul Nlutm' 'ltr:lfl'ic Clulms, Yc:ll'lmul4 Stuff, Stunt llzu k41llIIlllltIl'k' :ulrl .Xrlvzmrccl .Xrt flaws, rl1:urn1:u1 ul llu' Sfwllll KHIIIIIIIIICC, .Xlsu luc- lilllllh tw ilu' Snmlqing k'm111l1ltIL'n'. Flu' rlayvcl lmgulwllvznll :xml mu in ilu' play lzlllllll r Miss. AUDREY WATSON lllilllh tu zlttvlul Oluiu XYL'SlL'y2lll l'nivL'rsityg PHYLLIS A- WILTFEUER l rc'm'l1, lfx-ivllllsllip zlml Nlwtm' 'l'r:1ffi'c' Clubs, llull IAUIIIIIIIIIUL' :mtl CllCIlllSIl'J' Squzulg mem- lmcr ul' lmslwtlmll, vnllcy lmll, lvllllls zaml lmzxcl- lllllllllll lvzum, llmnclauuml siumlcmq plans lu cnlvr ilu' url IDl'Ul-CSSIIIII, JAMES ANCHORS TEROY BYRD CHARLES DILLARD CHARLES HENRY BISSELL HENRY P. KULIGUSKI WILLIAM ARTHUR BROWN, JR, ABE LEVINE ALBERT COSTON ROBERT T. MCKELVEY DANIEL DRISCOLL RICHARD BERNARD MILLER BARRY SHELDON ELPERN HELEN MORRISON ANTHONY FELLO TIMOTHY L. O'BRIEN WILLIAM STANDISH FERGUSON, JR. ROBERT JOHN RANDALL SAMUEL GORDON EDWARD L. SAUER WILLIAM E. GRAHAM JACK BAYARD SIMON CARL E. HANLEY MAURICE TOURVILLE, JR. HANS JONAS RICHARD G. TOWNSEND EVERETT LAWRENCE KIBLER, JR. JOEL L. WANZER ARTHUR RALPH WITTIG IN JANUARY THESE STUDENTS GRADUATED IN 324 YEARS 7 -, - 17 YY ----V-. -V -------- CDIYAO I5 QMO if 01' Prettiest Girl A......,.,.,. Handsomest Boy ...,.,..4. Most Popular Girl . Mos Popular Boy ..,.,, . Best Natured Girl ..,..... Best Natured Boy ,. Sweetest Girl ...,...........,.. Best All-around Girl ....,i Best All-around Boy ,...,.. Best Girl Dancer .,,..... Best Boy Dancer .it.., Best Girl Singer Best Boy Singer ...... Best Athletic Girl ...,... Best Athletic Boy ....,.,. Best Dressed Girl ....ii. Best Dressed Boy 4..i.i. Tallest Girl .,,..........i Tallest Boy t....... Shortest Girl ,...,,...,..,......... Shortest Boy ...,.,.,.... .,...r...,...,.. Girl Done Most for Class ..r,....i Boy Done Most for Class .,.,.. Girl Class Comedienne .. Boy Class Comedian .,.,.. Best Girl Orator ...... Best Boy Orator .. Smartest Boy ....... Smartest Girl ...,.,.... Best Girl Bluffer Best Boy Bluffer ,...,... Best Girl Dramatist .,,..., Best Boy Dramatist ......., Most Useful Girl ,.,...,. Most Useful Boy ,..,.,.. Best Girl Driver .,,.... Best Boy Driver ....,.... Best Girl Mathematician . Best Boy Mathematician .,., Best Craftsman ,..,...i., .,r. Classiest Girl ....i.., Classiest Boy ....i... Scandal Sheet ,..... Best Girl Artist .....,.. Best Boy Artist .... '18 dlllldfy ...,..,.Virgie Lou Oehmler Bob Starz .,,......Marie Mauro Cliff Sinewe .,........Shirley Jones ....,..Sheldon Siegal ........Audrey Thomas ...,...,..,jane Sofield Kost Shirley Douglas i...t....George Dillard i...,..i,....Ruth McCoy ..,....Ramon Cameron .......,.Esther Johnson .,......Dom Primerano ..,....t.Nancy Ludebuehl .t..........George Lewis ....i,,..Audrey Watson ..,..........,.,..,Don Kost ......,..Dolores Fulton MacDonald .....t.Elaine Hardman Don Kost ....,.....Georgia Krellis ,t,....Irving Schechter ..i...t...,,Lois Mayer Kravitz ....,.....Jack McDermott ,. ,.... ., ..... Lois Mayer ,..,,.,.Audrey Warters .......,.Irvin Kravitz i,,.....,Shirley Jones i...,..Edward Ludin .,,.,.,..Marie Mauro ,,...,......,...Don Kost .....t...Barbara Simboli ...,...Ramon Cameron ........,.Ruth McCoy Pickholtz Mario Martini .,.......Nancy Ludebuehl Wakefield ..r,.,.........rC1iff Sinewe ......i,Virgie Lou Oehmler ....,....Sanford Bergad Q32 ive gjeahody like gnosf-Qyar Oyorfdii INCE the beginning of time man has been confronted with many perplexing problems, extending to the utmost his efforts to survive the misfortunes of economic strife, becoming involved in wars with his fellowmen to protect his very existence, and, overcoming many ob- stacles brought about by changing conditions. Through all of this his fortitude has been strengthenedland with Divine Guidance will continue to develop with the passing of time. In the dawning Atomic Age, we, the youth of America, will be offered greater opportunities than ever before-opportunities for the exercise of talent, creative ability and sheer willingness to solve the problems of life. Perseverance, self-reliance and initiative, depend- ability, thrift, honesty, and an understanding of human nature-those are the ingredients of success in any era, Whether it be the Atomic Age or the horse and buggy period. But more than anything else the road to success is paved with hard work. Real achievement rarely comes easily, and this is a lesson that youth learns early. No matter what profession or business is our eventual goal, we will find these opportunities mounting on the horizon and if we apply the basic principles of success to our life we will find the gates to achievement wide open. The world we live in-and the tools We use-may change in many dramatic ways, but, the rules of success are the same as they were in the days of Abraham Lincoln and Thomas A. Edison, of Andrew Carnegie and Henry Ford, and of Mark Twain and Richard Harding Davis, of Benjamin Franklin and Robert Fulton. Let no one tell us that opportunity is a thing of the past in this land of ours. America abounds in richer opportunities than ever before. Opportunities waiting for ambitious young men and women. With these thoughts in mind we, the graduating class, give to Peabody High School, The Post-war World. 19 Om' Clem Of fieers who were chosen to lead us in our activities 20 Ou r Senior Ofjqeers PRESIDENT NAT I .AN DIERM.-XN Yin: l'RI1:s1m:N'1' DIOHN STURGIEON SECRETARY MARY LOU MYERS bovml. LII.1x1Rm,xN ARNOLD SNITZER FRED ABRAMOVITZ Lover Hopes to own his own Gas Station: mem- ber of Stage Crew, Stunt Day, Field Com- mittee, Hall iConnnittee, Motor Traffic Club, Chairman of the Traffic Squad. BERNICE M. ADAMS Bernie Interested in office work. particularly book- keeping. Has membership in Co-operative Club, Motor Traffic Club, Friendship Club and Hall Committee. JOHN H. ADLER Beaver Plans to go to college. Has held class of- fices several times. Chairman of Smoking Committee, President of Biology Club, mem- ber of Hi-Y, Cafeteria Squad, Assembly Squad, Civic Association and Football Team. DOROTHY MAE ANDERSON Dotty Interested in secretarial work and plans to go to Pittsburgh Academy. Member of Motor Traffic Club. Friendship Club' and Hall Com- mittee. CATHERINE MARIE ANTAL Honey VVants to become a secretary. Member of Civitan Staff, Motor Traffic Club, Hall Com- mittee and Friendship Clubg plays mushball, volley ball and basketball. CAROL JEAN ARLOW Bunnie Plans to go to Robert Morris Business Schoolg member of Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Biology Club and Library Com- mittee. EDWARD W. ARMSTRONG, JR. Red Member of Varsity Club. Spanish Club, Cafeteria Squad and Traffic Squadg is on Track and Swim Teams. ALFRED A. ASH Plans to enter the University of Pittsburgh to take up Business Administration or Com- mercial Law: Vice President of Peabody Forum, Business Manager of Civitan: mem- ber of Stunt Day and Spanish Club. NELLIJEAN ASKIN Nell Plans either to enter il Business School or to do office work: has membership in the Senior Choir, Friendship Club and Motor Traffic Club. DONNA JO AUDEN Jo Interested in Fashion Designing' or Secre- tarial VVorlc3 member of llall Conunittee, Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club and Locker Squad. EDITH BAIRD Edie Plans to do stenographic workg interested in traveling' and art: member of Co-operative Club, Friendship Club. Motor Traffic Club and Noon Movie Squad. BETTY ANN BARNES C00kie W'ould like to acquire a stenographic posi- tiong has membership in Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee, 'Co- operative Club, Library Committee and Civi- tan Staff. ANNA MARIE BELISH Dolly Plans to become a secretary: member of Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Library Committee, Hall Committee and Co-operative Club: interested in volley ball, mushball and basketball. JUNE BENDER Plans to go to collegeg interested in Art and Languages: member of Senior Latin Club, Scholastic Standing Committee, Na- tional Honor Societyg program chairman of Peabody Forum and program chairman of His ry Club. MERLE BERMAN Berman Plans to attend a college of engineering: has membership in Motor Traffic Club, jr. Latin Club. Hall Committee and Physics Squad: member of Intramural Basketball and Yolley llall teams: Secretary-Treasurer of homeroom, NORTON L. BERMAN Natch Member of Peabody Forum, History Club, Hall Committee and Motor Traffic Club! plans to enter the Cniversity of Pittsburg'h's School of Law. KENNETH BEYERS Duck Member of Hall Conlmittee and Motor Traffic Club: received a letter for volley ball: while attending Kiski Prep he received let- ters in football, basketball and track. IRENE BILECKY I Has membership in Motor Traffic Club and Friendship Club: interested in basketball, vol- ley ball and niushball: hopes to obtain a sec- retnrial position and then a life-long' contract. BETTIE LOUISE BOLTMAN Blub Bettie plans to become a teacher: interested in volley ball: member of Peabody Forum, Senior Latin Club. Friendship Club, French Club, Scholastic Standing Committee, Na- tional Honor Society, History Club, Chem- istry Squad and liclitor of the Civitan. MYRTLE BOTKIN Myrt Plans to enter Carnegie Tech School of Fine Arts: member of Motor Traffic Club and Friendship Club. ANNE ELIZABETH BOWES Annie Member of National Honor Society, Lead- ers Club, Senior Latin Club, Scholastic Stand- ing' -Committee, History Club-Secretary, Pea- body Forum and Locker Squad: interested in basketball, volley ball and mushball: plans to go to college after a post-graduate course at Peaibody. JOANNE BOYER Jo jo plans to go to collce: social chairman of home room: member of Motor Traffic Cluib, Biology Club, Scholastic Standing 'Com- mittee. Friendship Club and Spanis-h Clutb: interested in tennis and horseback riding. V ROBERT BRANKLEY Doc Expects to receive special training in elec- tronics and enter that field of work: member of the Motor Traffic Club. CHESTER BRINN Member of Peabody Forum, History Club and Motor Traffic Club: also has member- ship on Intramural Basketball Team: plans to enter Carnegie Tech School of Engineer- mg. KEITH DARR BRIGGS Mousey Plans to attend Kenyon College: member of Civic Association, French Club, Assembly Squad and Scholastic Standing Committee: president of home room. FRANCES C. BROWN Francie Member of French -Club and Friendship Clulb: has held several class offices: plans to enter Robert Morris or Miss 'Conley's Busi- ness School. GRAHAM A. BROWN Plans to go to college: chairman of Scho- lastic Standing Committee, Vice President Of Civic Association, Consul of Latin Club and member of Hi-Y: president of home room in llA and IZB. 9 JOSEPH BROWN Joe Joe plans to go into business: member of champion Sophomore volley ball team and baseball team. DONALD JAMES BROWNHILL Brownie Member of French Club, Traffic Squad, Motor Traffic Cluib and Hall Committeeg plans to attend the University of Pittsburgh to take Chemical Entgineeringg interested in basketball. MARIE BARBARA BUBAS Bu Member of Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club and Civic Assoeiationg interested in basketball and volley ballg plans to become a secretary. JEAN VASHTI BURRELL v8Si'l -Member of Spanish Club, Friendship Club, Senior Choir, Little Choir and Stunt Dayg plans to attend college. WILHELMINA BURRELL Willie Plans to go to college and then go into imrsing-specializing in obstetrics, interested in basketballg member of Spanish Club. ANN M. BUTLER Annie Has memvbersliip in the Motor Traffic and Friendship Clubs: plans to go to college. SHIRLEY CADWALLADER Frenchy Plans to go to college to continue in art: President of Friendship Club and Palette and Brush Club, member of French Clu-b, Motor Traffic Club, National Honor Society, Girls' Smoking Committee, Hall Committee and Stunt Day Committeeg Secretary-Treasurer of 12B report room. ELISA CAMILLI Going to Allegheny College: Consul of Sen- ior Latin Club, Secretary of French Clulb, Program Committee of Friendship Clulb, mem- ber of National Honor Society. Civitan Staff, Chemistry Squad, Y-Teens and Locker Squadg Secretary-Treasurer of Home Room. GERALD K, CARLISLE Amos VVUl1ld like to go to college and tnkc up teaching. ELEANOR JEAN CARSON El Plans .to go to Business Schoolg hits IilClll- bcrship in the Motor Traffic and Friendship Clubs. ANTOINETTE CASTELLI Toni Toni plans to go to college or business school. .She belongs to the Senior Latin Club, the Civic Association and the Spanish Club. MICHAEL CHIRICO Mike Plans to go to collegeg is a member of the M-otor Traffic Club. DOROTHY CHAPKIS Dottie Member of the Friendship Cluib, Advance Swimming and Diving, Volley Ball and jun- ior and Senior l.ifc Saving. BEN CHARLSON Mt-miber of Motor Traffic Club, Varsity Club and Spanish Club. Also :1 member of our football, volley ball and basketrball team --championship, that is. CHARLES CLARK Chuck iMember'of Spanish Club and Physics Nlllfill. Vlce President of IZA homeroom. MARY LOUISE CLAXTON Mary Lou Plans to attend college: member of Senior Choir, Secretary of Spanish Club, Prompter of Class Play '46, Secretary of Membership Committee of Friendship Club and member of Leaders Club. ATHANASIOS CONTIS Pete Plans to go to college and then into busi- ness: President of Spanish Clutb, member of Civic .'Xssociation, History Club and Peabody lfornm: has held class offices in the past semesters. JAMES A. COOPER Coop Member of French Club, Movie Squad, As- sembly Squad and Civic Association: home- room President in 1lB and IZB: intramural basketball and volley ball: plans to obtain a college education. JOHN GEORGE COPETAS Greek Baseball and intramural basket-ball teams: Chemistry is what he intends to study at Pitt: Vice President of Spanish Club, mem- ber of Civitan Staff. Peabody Forum and Hall Committee. LAWRENCE HAROLD COHEN Larry Plans to enter the University of Pennsyl- vania to take accounting: a member of Span- ish Club, Varsity Club, Swimming Team and Tra-ck Team. RUTH LOIS COLE Ruthie Ruthie is planning to attend a School of Aviation: she is a member of the Friendship Cluib, Hall Committee and Motor Traffic Club: Secretary of homeroom in l1A. V FRANK F. COLLECCHIA Hopes to attend either Pitt or Tech: has membership in the Motor Traffic and Span- ish Clubs. MYRTLE D. COTMAN Myrt VVants to be connected with the fashion world: claimed by basketball, volley ball and mushball teams: member of Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Sewing and Library Committee. SARAH JEANNETTE COY Peaches Her ambition is to study Physical Educa- tion at Pitt: interested in basketball: member of Spanish Club, Friend-ship Club, Chemistry Squad and Hall Committee. FLORENCE RAY CREIGHTON Flossie Flossie's plans are indefinite as to the present time: she is claimed by the Friend- ship Club, -Cabinet, Class Play, Girls' Smok- ing Committee, Civitan Staff, Yearbook Staff and Motor Traffic Cluib: member of mushiball, basketball and volleyball teams. JOSEPHINE A. CRISANTI Jo Jo plans to attend Westminster College at New Wilmington, Pa.: she has membership in French Club, Yearbook Staff, Civitan Staff, Peabody Forum, Assistant Director of june Class Play, Social Committee of the Friendship Club, P.S.A., Locker Squad, Jan- uary Class Play and Secretary of llB home- room. V RITA LOUISE DAVIS Babe Plans to enter Nurses Training: member of Spanish Cluib, Motor Traffic Club, Sym- phonette, Library Committee, Yearbook Staff and Modern Music. LAWRENCE Q. DEAKTOR Member of Biology Cluib, Scholastic Stand- ing Committee, Motor Traffic Club and Chess Club: wants to go to college for Business Ad- ministration. JOHN DeBELLIS Dee Member -of Motor Traffic Clulb, Hall Com- mittee, President of Varsity Club. football team: doesn't yet know what his plans are going to be. CHARLOTTE DECKER Char Aims to attend a Business School: holds membership in the Friendship Club, Spanish Clufb, Motor Traffic Club and Girls' Smoking Committee. ANN DeFAZIO Viollcy ball, basketball and baseball: also tennis tournament: member of Motor Traffic Club and Friendship Club. EUGENIA DeMARZI Genie Genie intends to become a stenographer: member of the Friendship Club. if PATRICIA A. DICE Pat Has membership in the Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee and Yearbook Staff: memfber of Girls' Interclass Games: Pat intends to go to college or busi- ness school, I. ALLEN DINES Plans to enter Carnegie Teoh to study Architecture: member of Civic Association, History Club, Varsity Club, Co-chairman of ltlll Committee, manager of basketball team. PATRICIA DODDS Pat Wants to go to a Fashion School: holds membership in Motor Traffic Club, Friend- ship Club and Spanish Club. BURTON DOERFLER Member of Scholastic Standing Committee and Physics Squad. SARAH LOUISE EDGAR Sally Lou Member of Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Stunt Day and Hall Committee: she has held class office: Sally plays on basket- ball. volley ball and mushhall teams and plans to take pre-med at Pitt. BARBARA ANNE EGGER Bobby Plans to do stenographic work: member of Civic Association, Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Clulb, Library Committee and Co- operative Club. MILTON EISNER Mill Hopes to enter the University of Pittslburgh to study accounting: member of Varsity Club. Spanish Club, Hall -Committee, Scholastic Standing Committee, Motor Traffic Club. Smoking Committee, Biology Club, Manager of basketball team '45, '46, '47: member of intramural basketball and volley ball teams. A. RALPH ELLIS President of homeroom llB: member of Senior Latin Club, Hall Committee, Scholas- tic Standing Committee, Assembly Squad and Hi-Y: also member of swimming team: plans to further his education. ROBERT T. EMERY Em Rvobert belongs to the Hall Committee and the Motor Traffic Club: he was l0A Secre- tary and played intramural basketball: col- lege is his after school plan. HARRY EXLER Ex Plans to go to college--none named: social chairman of homeroom: member of Spanish Club, Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee and Civic Association: also member of bas- ketball and soccer teams. RUTH FEINBERG Ruthie Ruthie plans to obtain a secretarial posi- tion: has membership in the Friendship Clulh, Motor Traffic Club. Library Committee and Cooperative Club: interested in basketball, volley ball and dancing: has held class of- fice. DORIS ELLEN FIELD Smile This little lacly's future plans are to get married, member of Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club and Hall Committee. SHIRLEY IRENE FINEBERG Inee Shirley intends to go to Pitt where she will major in psychology! 'belongs to the Spanish Club, Motor Traffic Club and Locker Squad. HERBERT FISHMEN Herbie Herbie plans to go to a Jewelry College, he is claimed by the Varsity Club. Motor Traffic Club and Spanish Club: memfber of the champion basketball teamg also the base- ball, volley ball and football teams. ELEASE FLADGER lntcnds to become a nurse at the Harlem General Hospital: member of Sewing Club, Motor Traffic Cluvbg basketball, mushball and volley lball interest her. RICHARD K. FLEMING lformer memiber of the U. S. Navy. He plans to enter Carnegie Teoh to take up archi- tecture. MARTIN FLOM M0e Plans tio attend college then enter a busi- ness: member of Varsity Club, 'Civic Asso- ciation, Smoking Committee, l00 Committee, Biology Club, Motor Traffic Club, Sophomore Class Vo'lley Balil Champiionlsuhip Team, Vol- ley ball and track team: vice president IZNB report class. HARRY JOSEPH FOLEY Tlhis fellow is a Merchant Marine Vetg he is a member of the Field Committee: has held class off-ice: plans to go -back to sea. MILDRED FORD Wants to take up Sewing and Beauty Cul- ture. MARGARET FOSTER Margie Member of Friendship Club, Spanish Club, Civic Association, Civitan Staff, Publicity Chairman, Motor Traf-fic Club, Program Com- mittee of Friendship Club, President of 11A homeroom an-d Vice President of 12B home- roomg -plans to enter college. LILLY FRAND Lil Lil plans to attend a business collegeg mem- ber iof Civitan Staff, Firiendship Club and Motor Traffic Club, has held class office, Locker Squad. ABE FRIEDMAN Plans to go into a trade union organiaing in the clothing industry, member of Civic Association, History Club, 100 Committee and Motor Traffic Club. MURRAY BERNARD FROHLICH Ray Member of Motor Traffic Club, plans to 'take over his tather's store. ROBERT ERNST FULTON Bob President of 'Civic Association, member of Latin Cluzb, French Club, Class Play and Handbook Staff, President of 12A homeroom: plans to go to college to study medicine. LOUISE GALLANELLA Sharpy Memlber of Motor Traffic Clufb, Friendship Club, 'Senior Choir, Cooperative Clufb and Civitan Staffg captain of 1ba'sketbal'l, volley ball and mu-shball teamsg plans to work as a typist or sten-ographer in the office personnel of Jioseph Horne Co. BETTY JANE GAUGHAN B. J. Aims for a secretarial position: activities- Basketbalfl, Friendship Club and Cooperative Club. ERNEST R. GENTER, JR. Wants to have college preparation for an engineering career: member of Scholastic Standing Committee, Hi-Y, French Club and Assembly Squad. RALPH DAVID GEORGE Scooter lfoonball. volley ball and track teams: and army recruit: active in Motor Trafrfic Chib, Civitan Staff and Treasurer of Varsity Club. KEN GILLEN Plans to enter college, none named: likes football and basketball: Spanish Club, Motor Traffic Club, Band and Modern Music Club. VERA GILLESPIE V00 Editor of tihe Peabody, Peabody Repre- sentative at Horne's: National Honor So- ciety: member of French, Friendship, Biolo- gy, Sewing Clubs and Peabody Forum: cap- tain of volley ball, baseball and basketball teams: has held class offices: plans to major in Fashion Designing at Tech. RITA M. GIRSON Reet lt's a stenogra'pher's life for Reet : has held class offices: c-laimed by Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Library Committee, Cooperative Club and Yearbook Staff. BERNICE M. GOLETIC Bernie Sees her future in nursing: member of Motor Traffic Club, Library Committee PSA and Friendship Club: likes mushball and volley llalll. Q., .,,, ,. ,,., ...Mr , 5 'Wai 27 JACK G1zoD1N Accountinig at Pitt is his vocational choice: plays vol-ley ball and basketball: has held class offices-Secretary-Treasurer of home- room: claimed by History Club, Seniior hatin Club, Peabody Forum, Frenc'h Club and Civi- tan Reporter. JAMES HARDEN Hardy lntends to enter the Fiske University upon graduating: activities-track, field, Cafeteria Squad, Motor Traffic Club and Traffic Squad. JOHN W. HARMAN, JR. Vtfants. to lhave college preparation for an engineering' ca-reer: active in swimming and track: Motor Trafific Club, Spanish Club. Hall Committee and Varsity Club. ETHEL HARRIS Plans to do secretarial work witth her fath- er.in.his Real Estate office: holds member- ship in Friendship Club, Library Committee, MHSLIUC alld Wig Club, Motor Traffic Club and 100 Committee. ALBERT HAZEME, JR. Frankie Our Frankie plans to go on with his mu- sic career: active on Track Team, Smoking Committee, Motor Traffic Club. Viarsity Club, Stunt Day, Spanish Club and Civitan. KATHLEEN HEARST Kathy Motor Traffic C-lub, Advanced Art Class: volley ball, basketball and musihfball: hopes to attend business college. PAT HEGMANN Treasurer of Friendship Club: member of Civitan IStaff, Smoking Committee, Y-Teen and Hall Committee: plays basketball :md volley ball: has college plans. DOLORES HAININCK Twin Dolores plays volley ball, tennis, mushbfaill and basketball, Slhe 'belongs to the Civitart Staff, Friendship Club C'Sociail Committeej and Scholastic Standing Committee. Secre- tarial work is ther amlbition. FLORENCE I-IEISS Flo Plans to be married the end of this sum- mer: has held class officesg holds member- sihip in Friendship Club, Advanced Art, Motor Traffic Club and Yearbook Stzuff. JOANNE HENNINGER Joanie Nursing attracts her: active in Senior Latin 'Clulb, Motor Traffic Club and Friend- swhip Clu-b. WILLIAM HERRUP Bi VVould like to study journalism or Radio Announcing, works on Civitan Staff. JOHN I. HINCKE, JR. Jack 'College intentionsg claimed by Scholastic Standing Committee, Spanish Club and Pfhy- sics Squadg on Swimming Team. ROSALYN HIRSH Rozzie Our hard-working Business Manager of the Peabody plans to attend Pitt: also a member of Friendship Club. Welflare Committee, Spanish Club and Hall Committee. ANNETTE L. HOROVITZ Annie To take the part-time school and work plan the department stores offer at 'Pittg active in Motor Traffic Club, Friendship Clufb, Stunt llay Stafvf, Traffic Squad and Spanish Club. THEMIS HAINICK Twin Tlhemis plays volley ball, tennis, mushiball and basketiball. She belongs to tihe Civitan Staff, Friendship Clulb CSocial Committeej and Scholastic Standing Committee. Secre- tarial work is her amlbition. DORIS 1-IAUSWALD Dee Believes that colllege experience will make her an A-1 aviatorg likes basketball and volley ball: Spanislh Cluib, Friendship Club and Motor Traffic Club. IRENE HUEBNER Rene Fond of -basketball. volley ball and muslh- ballg hopes to enter a business school to lealrn the operation of business machines: l'I'lC'llClS'll1p Cl-ulb and Cooperative Club. PATRICIA ANN HUFF Pattie Plans to enter the modeling field, claimed by Y-Teen and Hall Guards. MARGARET D. JACKSON Marg Sees her future in nursingg claimed by Girl's Special Chorus and Hal-l Committeeg likes mushball, basketiball and volley ball. JOAN JACOBSON Jwlie Plans to do secretarial work: member of fthe Friendship Clulb, M-otor Traffic Club and Hall Committee. M. JEAN JARRETT Eensie Intends to enter art school: active in Masque and Wig Club, Motor Traffic Club, Friendship Club, Advanced Art Class and Social Committee. DOROTHY JEFFERSON Dot Will prepare for nursing at Harlem Hospi- tal' activities basketball wolle ball and . V , , .. , 1 y mushballg Girls' Special Chorus and Hall Committee. HENRY G. JEFFERSON Hink lllans to attend Carnegie Techg member of Motor Traffic Club. CHARLES JENNINGS Sprink Our enthusiastic Assistant Editor of the Peaibody plans to study journalism at a col- lege, none named, also a member of tfhe Sen- ior Latin Clu'b, Peabody Forum, Senior Choir and Stunt Day Committee. WILMA MARIE JERGEL Willie lt's a filinig clerk's life for VV'illie l active in Hall Committee, Friendship Club and Motor Traffic Clulb. JOHNS J. JONES J. J. Chairman of Cafeteria Squad and member of Civic Association, a law enthusiast. JOAN JEWEL JOHNSON J. J. President of ber 12A homeroom, also ac- tive in Friendship iClu1b, Spanish Clufb, Motor Traffic Club and Library Committeeg college enthusiast. ROXY ANNE JOHNSON Interested in college and nursing: activities -National Honor Society, Leaders Club, Civic Association, Friendship Club and Pro- gram Committee: Civic Association repre- sentative. WALDEN CHARLES JOHNSON Walt Intends to go to t'he University of Pitts- burgth for dentistryg Vice President of IZB Class, member of S-panish Club, Motor Traf- fic Squad, Hall Squa-d and Motor Traffic Club, likes ibasketiball. ADELAIDE JOSEPH Bunny Believes shelll make a good teacher after colllege training, activities - Spani-sh Clulb, Yearbook, Civitan, Handbook, Friendship Clurb, February Class Play, Chairman off Make-Urp Committee, June Class Play, Motor Traffic Club, Girls' Smoking Committee and Masque and Wig C-lu-b. MARY JUDD Mar Has ambitions to be a receptionist and also to travelg claimed by Friendship Club and Motor Traffic Club. ELIZABETH JANE KEALLY Bet y Either secretarial school or position: ath- letic captain-received Senior Life Saving Bad-ge: Leaders Olub, Friendship Club, Sec- retary Smoking Committee, Civitan and Vice President of Y-Teen Club. CATHERINE KEANE Kitty A prospect for the secretarial field: holds membership in Friendship, Motor Traffic and Cooperative Clubs. EILEEN JUNE KENNEDY Gickie .A'h'llblli0l.lS to be a buyer: Civitan repre- sentative: activities-lbasketball, volley ball and soft ballg Sefn'i'or Choir, Motor Traffic Club, Weilfiare Committee of Friends-hip Clwb. MARY ELIZABETH KERIN Tish To attend a business training school: found at meetinlgs of Motor Traffic Club, Friend- ship Clulb and Girls' Smoking Committee. HARRY H. KIMBALL B. B. A future obstetriciani likes baseball: Assistant Editor of Civitan, Senior Latin Club, History Club, Hall Com-mittee, 100 Club, Motor Traffic Club, Biology Club and Class Pilay- Knickerbocker Holiday. Jos KINDLER Tex Varsity football, basketball and baseball teams, plans to attend college, course unide- cidcdg has been Plresident and Vice Presi- dent of homeroomg President of Varsity Club, member of Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee and Traffic Squad. PATRICIA KING Pat Undecided about future, eitlher college, -sec- retarial work, or air line hostess: member of Friendship Clu-b. FRANK L. KLINE Doc Plans to come back to Peabody for a P. G. course, then go to Pittg claimed by Spanish Club, Hall Committee and Motor Traffic Club. BEVERLY BERTHA KOHN Bev Looks to the business field for a job: ac- tivities-baskerball, Friendship Club, Mlotor Traffic Club and PF'C. LEONA LOUA KRAMER Lee Her homeroom office of secretary will help her in her future work: member of Friend- ship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Movie Squad. Cooperative Club, Senior Choir and Hall Committee. LEROY H. KRISS Cris Hopes to attend Duquesne University and study law: Secretary-Treasurer of home- room: found at Biology Club, Motor Traffic Club, Civitan Staff, Stunt Day Cast and Class Play. EILEEN KUZMA Joe Active in Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Cooperative Club and Spanish Club. NATHANIEL LANDERMAN Nat President of the IZA class, Vice President of National lHonor Society, mem-ber of Civic Association, Varsity Clulb and Latin Club: Co-captain of Varsity basketball team, sec- ond volley bafll team, plans to attend Pitt for pre-med. WILLIAM LAWTON Kept busy by membership in Smoking Com- mittee, French Club, Pihysics Squad and Motor Traffic Club. LILLIAN LAZER Ninny Plans to be a private seerctaryg holds membership in Library Committee, Motor Traffic Clu-b and Friendship Club. PATRICIA LEWIS Patti After business school, Patti plans to be a radio or orclhestra songstressg likes basket- ball aind mushlballg has held various cllass officesg French Club, Co-chairman of Social Committee, off Friendship Club, Girls' Smok- ing Committee, Senior Choir, Hall Com- mittee, Treasurer of Girls' Y-Teen Club, Prom and Stunt Day Committees. ANNA M. LIEBLING Anne After a course in Pitt, plans to be a jour- nalist: homeroom Vice Presidentg member of Civitan, Yearbook, French Club, History Olub and Make-Up Committee for class play. NORMAN W. LIPSKI Babe Undecided about whether or not to get -a job: homeroom Treasurer: Motor Traffic Club member. RUTH ANN LILJA Ruthie Hall Committee, Movie Squad, Library Committee, Friendship, Cooperative, Motor Traffic Clubs: eitther the beauty culture or secretarial field will be her future work. SELMA R. LINETSKY Sel Will prepare for physical Education at Pitt: IZA Social Chairman of homeroom: Leaders Club, Cheerleader, Friendship and Hall Committee: likes sports. ANN L. LOUFF Bobby Friendship Club and Motor Traiffic Club: to do secretarial work. MARY ELIZABETH LUTZ President of Nlational Honor Society and Leaders Club: member of Hi-story Club, Yearbook Staf-f, Senior Latin Club, Hand- book Staff, Secretary of French Club and member of Locker Squad: active on volley ball team: college enthusiast. CAPEL MCCUTCHEON Mac Voclationall Plans - College Engineering: Pastimes-varsity -basketball, volley ball and track: mem-ber of Senior Latin, Frencfh, His- tory, Varsity Clubs and active in Assembly Squad, Physics Squad, Stunt Day Committee and IZB Class President. JOHN MacDONALD Mac After college, has hopes to be an engineer: usually found at meetings of Motor Tratffic Club and Harll Committee. ROBERT MADANCY Bob Another engineer of the future: IZB home- room Social Chairman: member of basket- ball, volley ball, History Club, Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee, Spanish Club and Physics Squad. REVA MAGLIN Reev Plans to attend Carnegie Tech 3 likes sports: has held class offices: Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Library Com- mittee, Stunt Day and Class Play '40, '-17. FRANK GREGORY MARCELLO Perry Intends to become a professional artist: homeroom President: member of Advanced Art Class. HARRIETT MORELOCK MARSH Harrie Aspires to be a pharmacist after study at Pitt: likes sports: President IZA homeroom: National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Leaders Cluib, Civic Association, Peabody Forum, History Club, Chemistry Squad, Biology Club and Frienidslhip Club. PATRICIA MARSHALL Pat Ambitious for a business position: claimed by Friendship Club, Social Committee. Y- Teen,.Girls' Smoking Committee and Motor Traffic Club. JOANNE PRESSLER MARTIN Aims to enter business school: activities- volley ball team, Social Committee of Friend- ship Club, Yearbook Statftf, Friendship Club. Scholastic Standing Committee, Civic Asso- ciation and l2A homeroom President. MARIO MARTINI Member of Motor Traffic Club: plans to acquire a job as a clraftsmlan. GEORGE B. MAUCH After a stretch in the U. S. Army, plans to become an auto mechanic: active in Motor Traffic Club and Traffic Squad. FRANK R. MAVRINAC Another army recruitg Motor Traffic Club and Civitan Staff membership. KENNETH MCCARROLL liither the army or college will claim him: active in Motor Traffic Club. MARGARET ANN MCCORMICK Peggy Miss Conley's business school will be Pegigy's -future alma mater: has memfber-ship in Motor Traffic Club, Library Committee. Friendship 'C-lub, Welfare 'Com-mittee of Friendship 'Clulb and Hvalll Committee. MORNA DEAN MCFARLAND Mornie Hopes to lgo to Pitt to be-come a social worker. She belongs to the Spanish Club, the Friendship KClulb and tlhe PtS.A. WALTER c. MELLOR, JR. Porky Inftends to work a while and later attend college. He joined Cafeteria Squad, Hall Committee, Varsity Clufb and Motor Traffic Clubg Activities-Football Team '45, '46, MITZI MEYERS Cookie Intends taking -beauty culture or dress- making. She is a member of itlhe Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Clulb and likes to play volfley -ball. MARY LOU MIGLIO After graduation Mary plans to go to busi- ness school. She belongs to the Friendship Club and is on the Membership Committee. Mary is in the Advanced Art Class, the Y- Teen Club and active in sportsg volley ball, basketballl and mushuball. ROSE MARIE MIHELCIC Dark Eyes Rose Marie plans to attend a school of dress design. She is a memlber of Friend-ship Club, 'Hall Committee and Motor Trawffic Club. JOANN R. MONTGOMERY Little Gumshoes jo-ann plans to attend Penn Hall to study fashion design in New York. MARALYN MORTON Maralyn's ambition is college. She is on the Social Committee and in twhe Friendship Club. She also vbetlon-gs to Biology Clulb, Spanish Clufb, Motor Traffic 'Club and Civic Association. ROBERT L. MOSER M0 Robert hopes to attend Pitt Dental Sfchool. He joined the Ha-ll Committee, Civic Asso- ciation, Modern Music Club and Senior Bandg Class Play, Knickerbocker Holiday. KEAY LOUISE MUNK Blondie Keay intends to attend business colllege. She joined the Friendsrhip Club and is on the Program Committee. She also is in the Spanish Club, 'Civitan Staff and Motor Traf- fic Club. JACQUELINE MUNROE Jackie jackie hopes to have an art career in maga- zine and 'book illustration. She is a member of the Friendship Club, Motor Traflfic Club. Advanced Art Class, P.fS.A., Movie Squad and was on the Paint Crew for Class Play. MARY LOU MYERS Lulu Plans to enter Tech Drama Schoolg Sec- retary-Treasurer of 12A Class. Secretary- Treasurer National Honor Society. Secre- tary-Treasurer Civic Association, Secretary- Treasiurer Spanish Club, French Club, His- tory Club, Handbook Staff, Aedile-Senior Latin Club, Peabody Forum, january Class Play and 'Civitain Staff. DAVID NASER Dave Dave plans to study veterinary medicine at Cornell or Penn State. He is a mem-ber of Hi-Y, Civitian Staff, Spanish Club, Bi- ology Club, Hall Committee and Assembly Squad. HARRY A. NEUGEBAUER Neuge Harry iliopcs to study engineering in col- lege. He is a member of Motor Traffic Club, Stunt Ilay and Glass Play. RICHARD A. NOVICK Richard plans to go to work and later go in to business for himself. He played intra- mural ball and was a member of the Smok- ing Committee and Motor Traffic Club. AGNES O'NEILL Aggie Member of lfriendshifp Club. Motor Traffic Clulb and Hall Committee. She was active in basket ball. She plans to go to a compto- meter school. DOROTHY OSTROWSKI Dottie llottie plays ou a mushball, basketball and voflley ball team. Sthe 'belongs to Frienclslhip and Motor Traffic iCl'u-bs, Cheer Leader. Her after school plan is business school. REVA CHARLENE PARISH Reve To attend college to study journalism: Na- tional Honor Society. Senior Latin Club. Civitan Staff, French Club. Yearbook Staiff. I'land'bo'ok Staff, l'cabody Forum, Friendship Cluvb 5- Social iCommittee and june Class Play: likes to play volley ball and basketball. CAROLYN PARKER Lingie l'lans to attend college: is a member of the lfrcnch Club. VIRGINIA PAYNE Ginny Hopes to attend art sclhool and do telc- phone work: is a memiber of the Motor Traf- fic Clu-b: likes to play volley ball. HARRIS PERILSTEIN Hoot Pllaus to be in the glass business: is a memlber of varsity basketball, intramural vol- ley ball and baseball: belongs to Spanish Club, Motor Traffic Club and Hall 'Com- nuttce. JEAN PETERSON Pete Plans to go to ia fashion school: is a mem- ber of the Friendship Club and -basketball team. ROSEMARY PETRAGLIA Hopes to attend Mt. Mercy: member of Motor Traffic Club, Library Committee, Hall Committee, iCivi-c Association Representative: athleticsvvolley ball and basketball teams. FRANK EDWARD PHILLIPS Eddie Hopes to attend college: Varsity Cluvb, Motor Traffic Club, Advanced Art: memlber of footlbatll team. MARGARET PICCIONE Margie Member of Movie Squad, 'Cooperative Wtmrkcr, Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club and Civic Association Representative: hopes to 'be a stenographer. LILLIAN PICCOLINO Lil Plans to be a telephone operator: is a member of the Motor Traffic and Ifriendship 'Clubs and Movie Squad. RUTH PIRT Cuz Plans to be a bookkeeper or stenographerg Friendship and Motor Traffic Clubs: Co- operative -workg atlhletics-basketball, volley ball and mnshball. MARIE V. PORCO Shortie To work at VVestcrn Union and do generavl office 'work is Marie's ambitiong member of Hall Committee: Cooperative worker. GEORGE POULOS Plans uncertaing Motor Traffic Clnb and Head Cashier for Cafeteria. JEANETTE V. PREISNER B00ts Jeanette plans secretarial work. DOLORES PROTECH Del Member of Library Committee, Advanced Art Group, Fl'Cll'CIl'l and History Cluibs. ROBERT REAY Tiger Plans to go to collegeg member of Field Committee and Motor Traffic Cluub. FAYE H. REDDISH Sandy Plans to be a secretary or go into library work: Motor Traffic, Chairman of Library Committee, Secretary of Girls' Speciiafl Gho- rns and 'Civic Associationg athletics-volley baill. basketball and mushball teams. MARVIN S. REIDBORD Plans to attend college: junior and Senior Latin Clu-bs, History Club, Motor Traffic Club, Chess 'Club, Hall -Committee and Civic Association. LILLIAN RENNER Lil Hopes to go into secretarial work: Friend- ship Olub, Library Committee, volley ball and basketball teams. ALBERT RICHMAN Al Manager of foottball and 'basketball teams, Varsity Club, Motor Traffic, Stunt Day Committee, Traffic Squad, Senior Band and Senior Orchestra. PATRICIA A. ROCK Rockie Woutld like to secure a good office posi- tiong Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club and Library Committee. BEA ROSEN Muscles Friendship Club, Movie Squad, Hall Com- mittee, Litbrary Committee and Motor Traf- fic 'Cluibg to go to Powers' Modeling School or to be a private secretary. W. RICHARD ROSENBERGER Rich Vice President of Motor Traffic Club: member of Smoking Committee, Assembly Squad and Hall Committee: will attend either Penn State or Northwestern Univer- sity. NORMAN ROSENFELD Nooks Collegeg member of Senior Latin and His- tory Clubs, Civitan and Yearbook Staffs, Peabody Forum, Hall Committee, Stunt Day and volley ball team. MARY JANE RUFFNER Texas Came to Peabody from Texas: aims to at- tend college: member of Friendship Club. Motor Traffic Club and volley ball team. JOANNE M. RYAN Joan ' Plans to enter college to study journalism: likes 'basketball and musfhballg member of Friendship Club, XVelfare Committee, Li- brary Committee and Motor Traffic Club. SARA JANE SALVIE Jane Ilopcs to get a secretarial position after graduation: plays mnsihball. JACK SCHACTER l'lans to attend college: member of track and volley ball teams: Varsity Club and Ad- vanced .-Xrt Class. LAWRENCE L. SCHILIT Larry lntends to go to art sehtool for advertising and later to go to New York ifor ia course in fashion designg 'Cheerleader '45-'46, Motor Traffic Club and Class Play. ROBERT THOMAS SHULTZ Bob-Lazy XVould like to work on the railway mail service and someday tour the U. S.: pastimes --baseball and volley hall: has membership in the llall Committee, 'Traffic Squad and Motor Traffic Squad. MELVIN SCHWARTZ Mel Member of Spanish Club, Motor Traffic Club aind Locker Squadg plans to go to col- lege: volley ball team of JULIA SCHWARTZ Hopes to be an efficient, well liked secre- taryg member of Spanish Club, Girls' Smok- ing Committee, Locker Squad. Friendsihip Club, Motor Traffic Squad and Yearbook Stwff: likes to play tennis and basketball, DOLORES SCOTT Dolores plans to go to Mercy Svhool of Nursing. FREDA SALES jo Member of Friendship and Motor Traffic Clubs: plans to work in an office. EDWARD H. SENEFF Ed lid wants to study forestry: member of Spanish Club, Senior Choir, Civitan Staff, Class Play, Motor Traffic Club, Boys' Smok- ing 'Committee and track team. MARY SHAFER After higwh school plans-commercial art schoolg memlber of Advanced Art, Civie As- sociation and Friendship Club. JOAN SHAW joan pllans to attend collegeg meimlber of French, iSpaniisih and Friendship Clubs and the 'Chemistry Squad. SONIA ELAINE SHIREY Kitten Hopes to be a typist: member of the Friend- ship and Motor Traffic 'Clubs and Library Committee. Does Cooperative work. JAMES sHoPE Jim No definite plansg member of Stage Crew and Motor Traffic Club. WILLIAM EL SHROADS Bill Interested in entering the automobile busi- ness. ANNETTE SHUTZBERG Shutzie Hopes to enter Pitt and take up account- infg. Belongs to Motor Traffic and Friend- ship Clubs. Hall 'Committee and is a OO- operative worker. SANTO SIGNORINO Sandy Hopes to enter Pitt for a course in pre- dentistryg President of Senior Homeroomg mem-ber o-f History Club, Biology Clulb and Motor Traffic Club. PAUL SIMBOLI Teedey VVants to go to either Princeton or Uni- versity of Pennsylvaniag Social Clhairman of homeroomg memfber of 'Civitian TStafff, Motor Traffic Club, Traffic Squad, Assembly Squad, Class Play, Hi-Y and French Club. BETTY JEAN SMITH Red Hopes to enter fashion design schoolg mem- ber of Spanish Club and Motor Traffic Club. DOROTHY SMITH Dottie Friendship -Cflulb, Civitan Starffg Civic As- sociation, Leaders Club, was Vice President of 11B -homeroom. Captain of basketball team and active on all other teams. i WILLIAM SMITH Bill Bill -plans to attend Caliifornila Institute of Aeronautics to study aeronautical engineer- ing. He belongs to Motor Trafific Club, Boys' Special Chorus, Lyric Four and Stunt Day. ARNOLD J. SNITZER Snitz Plans to go to medical schooilg 12B and IZA Social Chiairmang member of Scholastic Staniding Committee, History Clufb, Senior Choir, Civitan Staff, Cheer Leader, Junior Miss, Stunt Day, Varsity Club, Assembly Squad, Knicikerbocker Holiday, Peabody Forum, track, homeroom basketball and water polo teams. CLAIRE M. SOMERVILLE Sophie Hopes to lbe a private secretaryg Girls' Smoking Committee, Frienidslhip Club, Social Committee of Friendship Club and Motor Traffic Club. ETHEL G. SPATTER Eth Plans to 'be a secretaryg Hall Committee, Motor Traffic Clufb, Friends'hip 'Club, Li- brary Committee, Civic Association, Yearbook Sta-ff and Cooperative Club. PHILLIP JABIS STACK No definite plains, Motor Traffic Club. LILLIAN STARESINIC Hopes to be a secretary: Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Clulb, Cooperative Worker and basketball. ROSE HELEN STARESINIC Rosie Plans to be a typistg Friendship Club, Motor Traffic 'Club and volleyball team. ELEANOR STEPHEN Bootzie Plans to be a secretaryg Friendship Club, Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee, basket- ball and volley ball. BERNICE STERN Hopes to be a secretary: Cooperative Club, Friendship Club and Motor Traf'fic Club. ELAINE STEVENSON Steve Plans to go to tcollegeg Vice President of Ifriendsfhip iClutb, Senior Choir, Y-Teen, Ifriendship Club, National Honor Society. Leaders Club-Secretary for three semesters, volley ball and 'basketball teams. CHARLES E. C. STEWART Plans to enter college, Motor Traffic Club- JOHN S. STURGEON plans to enter college: French and Latin Clubs, Peabody Forum, Assembly Squad. Smoking and Hall Committees, Senior Choir. Civitan Staff, Class Play, Motor Traffic Club and Secretary-Treasurer of 12B Class. MARY LOUISE TARBOX Mary Lou Plans tio enter collegeg Leaders Club, Scho- lastic Standing tCommittee, Friendship Club, Uhairman of Welfare Committee, Senior Choir, ,lnnior Latin Club, Chemistry Squad. Peabody Forum, basketball, volley ball and mus'hball teams. GAZELLA TERESZKIEWICZ Hopes to be a stenographerg member of lfriendship Cluib an-d Motor Traffic Club. NANCY THOMAS Nancy plans to attend Pennsylvania Col- lege for VVomen to study kinder-garten teaclh- ing. She is a member of the Senior Or- chestra. HARRY THOMPSON Spider Vice President of Varsity Club: member of Motor Traffic Clubg has held class offices: Captain of varsity volley ball team '47g mem- ber of varsity football and base'ball teams: plans to go to Slippery Rock 'College and major in physical education. DONALD TISSUE Tish No .definite plansg Traffic Squad, Hall Committee and football team. ERNEST TRETOW Ernie Ernie plans to study medicine at Pitt. He plays football, volley ball and is on a track team. He belongs to Senior Latin Club, Var- sitybClub, Hall Committee and Motor Traffic C ll . DOLORES M. ULRICH Lo Plans to go into secretarial workg Leaders Club, 100 Club, National Honor Society, lfrientdsihip Club. Vice President of homeroom, Secretary of homeroom for one year, Cap- tain of basketball teamg plays volley -ball and mushball. ELLEN U'NDERWOOD Plans to enter college and major in biology3 member orf History Club, French Club, P.S.A., Chemistry Squad and Biology Club. CARL VALENTI, JR. V Plans to enter collegeg member of Traffic Squad. Cafeteria Squad, Motor Traffic Club, football squad and volley ball squad. ELAINE G. VANO Plans to be a stenographer: Motor Traffic Club, lfricndsihip Club, Hall Committee, Movie Squad and Cooperative Club. DOROTHY VIGLIETTA D011 May attend business college: Motor Traffic Club, Friendship tClub, Library Committee, volley ball and mushball. VIRGINIA ANN VIVIRITO Ginny Plans to enter Carnegie Tetcfh: member of lfriemdsfliip Cluib - Membership Committee. French Club, Civitan Staff and Y-Teen Club: has held class office: volley ball and mush- hall. WILLIAM F. VOLTZ Bill Holds membership in the Varsity and M0- tor Traffic Clubs: varsity ibaseball team. ALFRED VON ARX Plans to enter college: Senior Latin Club, lirenoh Club, Smoking Committee, Assembly Squad, Physics Squad, Hi-Y Club and 'Motor Traffic Club. BARRETT C. WALKER Barry Interested in mechanical engineering: has held class office: Spanish Club, Physics Squad, Scholastic Standing Committee and Motor Traffic Clufb. SHIRLEY GAIL WATKINS Zip Plans to enter college: Movie Squad, Span- ish Club. Motor Traffic Cluib, Friendsliip Club, Senior Life Saving, Advanced Swim- ming, 'basketball and volley ball teams. ARCHIE HUNTER WAUGH, JR. Sleepy Study dentistry at Pitt: French Club, Span- ish 'Clu-b and Motor Traffic Club. CHARLES WEIGHT Chuck 'Enter college: Spanish Club, Motor Traf- fic Club, Hall Committee, Homerooin Officer and swimming team. ARNOLD WEINER Arnie Memlber of Assembly Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Hall Committee and Motor Traffic Club: plans to take a vacation and use his sipare time riding in automobiles and chasing pretty ginls, MARIAN WEISS Mim Would like to ibe a telephone operator: member of Friendship Club and volley ball team. BERNARD WERNER Willie Attend Pitt University: Assembly Squad, Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee. Class Play, soccer team and varsity basketball team. BARBARA ANN WEST Babs Intends to go to art school or college: Leaders Club, History Club, Friendship Club. Motor Traffic Club, Advanced Art Club: volley ball, -basketball and mushball teams. ROBERT S. WICKER Wick Penn State College: Spanish Club. Scho- lastic Stanrlinig Committee, Motor Traffic Club, Hall Committee and Class Officer. BERTHA R. WILLIAMS Twin Secretary-Treasurer of homeroom: sports are to her liking: Advanced Art Club, His- tory Club and French Cluib: after art sclhool, intends to become a dress designer. BEULAH H. WILLIAMS Twin Astpires to attend art school: claimed by French Club, History Club and Advanced Art: likes sports. MARJORIE WILLIAMS Margi A future business school student: likes volley ball, mushball and basketball: member of lfriendship and Motor Tralfic Clubs. SYLVIA JUDITH w1LsoN Judy liitlier Radcliffe College or Pratt Art In- stitute will be her future alma mater: holds membership in Friendship, Motor Traffic and Advanced Art Clubs. EDWARD WOLK Ed President of History Club: member of Peabody lforum, Scholastic Standing Com- mittee, Civitan Staff and Stunt Day. RICHARD F. WOODS Dick Plans to enter the Methodist ministry: was Civic Association Representative: member of lirench Club, Motor Traffic Club. Senior Orchestra and Marching Band, Civitan Staff, Stunt Day and Physics Squad. HELEN WUDARSKI Frenchie A business school enthusiast: athletic: usually found at Sfpanish Club, Senior Choir and l riendship Club. MARJORIE R. WYCKOFF Marjie Mcinber of National Honor Society. lfrcnch Club-Vice President. Senior l.atin Club A Consul UH, Y-Teen Club and Civitain Staff: plans to attend college. ELSIE YEAGER M00 COW lt's a typist's life for Helen: she plays volley ball, basketball and mus'hball: active in Friendship and Motor Traffic Clubs. EDYCE MAE YOUNG VVill attend either college or a business school. NORM YOUNG Deacon lt will be tihc 'Marines for Deacon: llll homeroom Vice President: plays baseball: .Ndvanced Art. Motor Traffic, Varsity and Vice l'rcsitlcnt of Spanish Club. SUSIE YOUNKINS Member of lfriendship Club-V-Social Coni- mittce, Motor Traffic Club, Smoking and Library Committees. ROBERT YOUSHAW Bob NVants to attend Carnegie 'l'ccih: can be found at meetings of Physics Squad, Scho- lastic Standing' Committee and Motor Trat- fic Club. MARY F. ZALEC Very athletic 4 xnushball, volley ball and basketball teams: plans to do office work: Friendship, Motor Traffic and Cooperative Clubs. ELIZABETH E. HOCKENBERY Betty Plans to enter the nursing professiong member of Motion Picture Appreciation Clulb, Frienclsliip Club, Motor Traffic Club and Li- brary Committee. Mer graguafes JACK NORMAN BECK LUTHER D. COBB ELLEN TERESA FLEMINC WILLIAM M. HOBBS WILLIAM JAMES HOOVER JOHN J. KOHL JOHN LITZ HARRISON JAMES LOGAN JOHN ARTHUR O'LEARY FRANK EDWARD PHILLIPS FREDERICK ROBERT SCOLIETTI CHARLES HOMER WEST JEAN LOUISE WILDE LOUIS SHORE BETTYE YVONNE REID ROBERT THOMAS SHULTZ GEORGE PAUL ZEIDENSTEIN Saxy Plans tO Study medicineg busy with French Club, Chemistry Squad, Locker Squad. Pea- body Fiorum, Hall Committee, Scholastic Standing Committee, 'Civic Association and Motor Traffic Club. 40 Prettiest Girl A,A....,.., Handsomest Boy ,,... Most Popular Girl ..... Most Popular Boy Best N atured Girl ..,,.... Sweetest Girl ,.4..,.,... Best All-around Girl Best All-around Boy Best Girl Dancer ....,l.,..,. Best Bo Dancer Best ly . .... . Girl Singer ..,.. LUZ6 Q,ylZ0 ls Best Boy Singer ......,. . Best Athletic Girl ....... Best Athletic Boy ..,... Best Dressed Girl .. Best Dressed Boy ...,., Tallest Girl ..,,..,,...... Tallest Boy ....i,s... Shortest Girl ,.,...,.........,.... Shortest Boy ,.,.,.............,..... 0 Girl Done Most for Class ....... Boy Done Most for Class ........ Girl Class Comedienne .,...... Best Girl Orator ,..i.......... Best Boy Orator ,.,..i,.... Smartest Girl ...,....,..,,. Best Girl Dramatist ........ Best Boy Dramatist ....,... Best Boy Politician ...... Quietest Girl ........,...,. Quietest Boy ....,.,i..,..., Most Studious Boy ......i.i. Best Girl Personality ...i,.. Best Boy Personality ..,.... VVoman Hater ,.i....,....,... Man Hater .....i..,..,..,.. Most Talkative Girl ...,, Most Talkative Boy ...,, Best Liked Girl ,.i,.,...... i.........,. Best Liked Boy ......,.,...,..,.......... Girl Most Likely to Succeed .,.,..,. Boy Most Likely to Succeed .,.,.... Most Efficient Girl .........,.,,.,..... Most Efficient Boy ...,.,,.,..i.... Busiest Girl ....,... . ..... . Busiest Boy .,,.....,.... Wittiest Girl 4...,...... Xhlittiest Boy .,.,.,...i,,. Most Useful Girl ....., Most Useful Boy ......, Best Girl Driver ..,.....,.,.... Best Boy Driver .....,.,............ . Best Boy Mathematician ii,.... Best Craftsman .....i,.,...i.....,,. Classiest Girl ..........,.......... Best Girl Artist ..... Best Boy Artist ..i.i, ..........Vera Gillespie ......,..Chuck Wfeight .....,....Betsy Keally .......Nat Landerman ...,......Dot Anderson ...Hjoanne Henniger .........Dolores Ulrich ...,...Ben Charlson ..............Ruth Cole .......Herby Fishman Pat Lewis ........Albert Hazeme ........Harriett Marsh ...............Ben Charlson Joann Montgomery .........Archie Waugii ...Nellie jean Askin .Capel McCutcheon Keane .......George Poulous ...Mary Lou Myers ........Arnold Snitzer ...Mary Lou Myers ...,........june Bender .......Graham Brown ......,.,...Mary Lutz .....,.Selma Linetsky ............Paul Simboli .....,..Harry Kimball ........Francie Brown .......Barry Walker ..........Edward VVolk .........Leona Kramer ..,......john Sturgeon ..........Peter Contis .......D0t Anderson .........Bette Boltman .....Bernard Werner .........Dot Ostrowski ..,.,......-Illll Cooper ......,..Elisa Camilli ..........Bob Fulton .......,....Lillian Lazer .........Merle Berman ......Shirley Watkills .......John McDonald ................Ruth Pert ....,...,,.Norm Young Dice ............Mart1n Flom .Mary Lou Claxton .......,.......Bob Moser ........,..Don Tissue ..........Bob Brankley ,.............,Joan Shaw ,,....Dolores Protech .......Frank Marcello 41 l 1 OLU' SEPTEMBER School begins September 3. Mr. Brackmann becomes new vice principal. Altoona downs Peabody in opener, 3-l-6. Peabody beats Oliver 20-0. Cliff Sinewe, Margie VVelch, Vera McClelland and Nancy MacDougal elected 12A class officers. Dormont 25-Peabody 6. 12B class officers are Capel McCutcheon, Dolores Ulrich, John Sturgeon and Arnold Snitzer. OCTOBER Peabody stops Westinghouse in 0-0 thriller. French Club holds rough initiation at Frick Park. Peabody 7-Schenley 6. Peabody 6-South Hills 6. Yearbook staff organized. Junior College takes over our third floor. French Club sponsors dance. Peabody smothers Allderdice 35-0. NOVEMBER Open House held as parents visit Peabody. Spanish Club sponsors dance in big gym. Peabody wallops South 38-0. Does the United States Have a Satisfactory For- eign Policy? ask Martha Church, Athanasios Con- tis, Graham Brown and Elisa Camilli on Junior Town Meeting of the Air. Jack NVilner chosen as Peabody's most valuable football player. Martha Church, Reva Parish, Athanasios Contis and Norton Berman represent Peabody in Hearst History Contest. Class play, A Date with Judy, howling success with Selma Linetsky and Bob Fulton in leading roles. Smile, please-Homeroom pictures taken for Year- book. DECEMBER Spanish Club holds Snow Ball in big gym. Peabody comes out on top in Hearst History Test as Reva Parish wins S200 in Victory Bonds and Nor- ton Berman wins 325. Swissvale defeats Highlanders in first basketball game. Christmas Sing held in auditorium. 12B class holds gala Christmas party in gym. Christmas vacation welcomed by all. JANUARY Back to work after Christmas vacation. Civic Club Able Youth Test results announced with Nlfilliam Horner taking first place and Edward Pick- holtz taking fourth. Peabody's basketball team continues on its merry way. Perfect record marred only by 2-point defeat by Westinghouse. Best Stunt Day yet as Jerry Terheyden steals the show l l National Honor Society installation is held. 12A party held at Y.M.C.A. Happy January 22 as seniors reach last day. Kid- dies Day is joyful event. The Senior Prom is held at the Colonial on Jan- uary 23. 1 Sckoof Qiary January 28 is happy graduation day. Commence- ment speakers were Cliff Sinewe, Edward Ludin. Lois Mayer, and Joan Baird. Ruth McCoy provides musical numbers. Elaine Hardman and Donald Kost named outstanding sen- iors of the class. FEBRUARY Peabody witness to debate between Princeton and Pitt. Nat Landerman, John Sturgeon, Mary Lou Myers and Arnold Snitzer elected 12A class officers. Civic Association officers are Bob Fulton, George Harris and Mary Lou Myers. French Club holds Mardi-Gras in Big Gym. Senior pictures taken at Hills Studio. Spanish Club holds 25th Anniversary Dance Feb- ruary 14. 20 outstanding seniors take Pepsi-Cola Scholarship test. Peabody Highlanders win Section I basketball championship second year in succession. Friendship Club sponsors tea. Frank Marcella wins S25 in Scholastic Art contest. Eugene Kalinoski, Bertha VVilliams, Geri Boggs, June Bender, Joanne Munroe, Bettie Boltman, Bar- bara VVest, Judy VVilson, Peggy McCormick, Jose- phine Primerano, Joanne Boyer, Doris Hauswald. Florence Heiss and Annette Horowitz win Key Awards. MARCH Peabody cops City Basketball Championship for the first time i11 32 years as Highlanders down South Hills 32-26. 12B class officers are George Harris. Don Chianelli. Ethel Matson and Jerome Zoog. Tryouts for graduation speakers are held in audi- torium. Peabody ousts Titusville 32-30 in thrilling battle. Bradford stops Peabody at Farrell 30-24. 12A class holds Bunny Bounce in gym. APRIL . Mary Lou Miglio, Bertha Williams, Judy Wilson and Mary Schaffer receive lst, 2nd, 3rd and Honor- able Mention in Easter Seal Contest. Class play, Knickerbocker Holiday. stars Harry Henderson, Reva Maglin and Charles Miller. Civic Club tests given at Carnegie Tech. Seniors take special tests for Navy. Good Will Drive goes over with a bang! More than 100 bags collected. Varsity Club dance a great success. MAY French Club holds dance. Seniors scratch heads over scholarship tests. National Honor Society applications are made. JUNE 0 Stunt Day a success as usual. National Honor Installation held. Senior Prom is held at Webster Hall on June 12. Kiddies Day is another riot. Graduation Day at last-275 happy seniors reach the last day. Nat Landerman, Mary Lutz, Mary Lou Myers, Capel McCutcheon and Graham Brown are speakers. . 42 X124 gf 0' 1 -A , X fa S' .X P 4 ., 0. 679 L 'I' ,.-flw, 63,3 .-9' 'P' 5. .-Q 3 If ,Q , 1,4 00,4 7 fl, .nt9', 3 'I I . I I 19 60 Q O 0' Q, 00.0 00' I ,O 0 Q I 1 4 3 o X Q fy Iltovl--I, 'it' A 4:l!! . ' 1C x- X. ' Q fl 0 -' 1 ll xnxx' !'1' ,. x x . 1, Q .K LX xg . 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XYL-lla-r :mil Bliss Ycrzi Yirgiiiizr llzisli :irc tu lic cmiiliiviirlcil Im' flmiiq 'ui cxrcllcnt julm in pmiiiwtliig' Iricnclsliip zinimig l'czilmrly girls. SEWING CLUB Sponsor-Miss Katz President-Edna Walker 45 BIOLOGY CLUB Sponsor-Mr. T. S. Smith President-john Adler Vice President-Jack Susman Secretary-Harriett Marsh Treasurer-Vera Gillespie Il close affiliation with the Pittshurgh Iirzmch HISTORY CLUB Sponsor-Miss Nixon President-Jack Grodin Vice President-Mary Lou Myers Secretary-Harriett Marsh Treasurer-Lois Mayer Social Chairman-Anne Bowes Fha purpose of thc History Uluh is ro further thc interest of StllfiL'lllS in their slurlx of history. Vnclcr the ahlc sponsorship of Mi ss I.1ly Nixon, the History kluh has hzul many intcrcstiug and enjoyable nu-clings :im of the l'c1msyIvz111i:1 ,luuior iilStlII'll'2li Society To fin cuter this cluh, Z1 stucll-nt must hrxvc Il al honor grzulu in illS history voursc. PHYSICS SQUAD Sponsor-Mr. John L. 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A .sm ' mm- ww, W , ,MW NOON MOVIE SQUAD z LIBRARY COMMITTEE llus CUIIIIIIIIIUK' rn-mlvrf lnxcnluznlnlv H-ull. tu ilu' l1lu':11'y lly 2l55l5lIllQ lll ilu' Wllllllll' xx ll llmt In llL'L'l'hSiIl'Y Im' llw lllumleuuzlnm- lvl ilu 4 - . - . l-1 lmlmmrx. l..ul1 rmmlmu uvntlmlmlw fm xmlx lmwmrl mlzulv IH thu xwrlx. CO-OPERATIVE CLUB Sponsor-Mrs. R. Smith llu- IllK'IIIllL'l'5 uf llnix llwfnl vlulv n-mlm: IlI'lIlj' sc-1'v1n'cs tw ilu' lxlvully, lzzxvll mual lu cllrrxllcrl 111 tlu' N'L'1'nI:1l'1:nl lfilllllllpl my lrm CTIIIIIHII clzlssw. lllm- rlulm mf Npullwlwl lux , Mrs. lxlvm- 5IlIlIll, .X gllulc In guru lu cull bI'lik'l' lml Vlllllllll lu- uwll ilu' un-clil, Ill c-vcr. ilu' lIlk'IllllL'l'h nn- xwll VL-pzlul ln lmllm lwtu-r 5k'l'I'k'l1lI'12ll llIDNllll!llx lll'k'1lllNL' lvl ilu k'XllL'l'lk'llK'k' tlwy Hllllllll. ASSEMBLY SQUAD COLOR GUARD STAGE CREW CIVITAN GANG , Y, Yin, 7Ym,,, 50 -,. Y - GIRLS' SMOKING COMMITTEE Sponsor-Mrs. Weller 1111- 121115 811111141112 1111111111111-1' llllK1l'l' 1111- 111111111:111N11i11 111' Xilllkj' 1.111111111111111 511- 111111 1111 1111111411114 1'1111-5 1111- 1-11f11r1'1'f1. ,7,-,,,,, 51 ,, ,,,,,, ,W PEABODY FORUM Sponsor-Mr. Shirley 1111' 1'1111111l1' 1'111'11111 was 1Y1'jl2l1ll!1'l1 111' 111111111115 ,1:1111z1' 1 1111 111N11111,2 111 111w115s 1U111l'N 111 l'll1li111 t1'1'1'sl. .111 51111101115 111111 111'xl1'1' 111 1'llI1I 11115 111'g1111f1111111 l11llN1 111 1 1 ll' 1111 11511 5 1 I '1lilg'i1 1115. 111ls11lN1 X111 1111 L11l1l11lN 111' 2l11111'l'. 1,l'lI'- 1 5. 11 1 11 1 111'11:11111g 11-:1111 111111 1111 114111K 11111 1111' 111111r1 11111 1l1'1ll2, 1111r:1111111':1l 11111 111111 N111111:1sl11' 111'11:lI1'N, BOYS' SMOKING COMMITTEE STUNT DAY ADVANCED ART Sponsor-Miss jean Thoburn Palette Holders- Shirley Cadwallader, Marion Wolfe This zulvzzllccml art group is cmunlmsccl of ITS uf art trzxiuing. lfluplmasis is plncm-cl un thy rlcvcluplm-11t uf individual tzllcllt and guidam into uppruprizlte fields uf prufcssimlul alt This plfrmp hzls 2f2lll1CKl lllllfll l'i'L'Ug'Illtl0l1 111 studclmts l1llVl1lg ccnllplctccl thrcu ur fum' yu: the vurirms pnstcr ruutcsls and cspccia thc zlmllml SK'l1Hl2lStlL'. TRAFFIC SQUAD BOOK ROOM HALL COMMITTEE llllllllii who have' tlmc avalluhh' and wlmsc vitizcllsllip 11-morals are high. arc vlwscn ful' spl-cific' posts tu he zlcfcptvrl fur um- sclwul pcriucl oavh day. The duties uf thc lllL'llIlJL'l'S are to lice.-p the halls frm: frmn lllStlll'l3Zl!lk'k'S. Tllcsn- mcmhc-rs are lllNlCI' thc cl1:1ir1u:msl1ip mf George Hzlrrls. 'l'hc SDUIISUI' is Mr. rl, l' Kennedy. .mv F 5 Q , i N I! xl M il LEADERS CLUB Sponsor-Miss Virginia Wilson fFirst Semesterj President-Esther Johnston Vice President-Dolores Ulrich Secretary-Jane Sofield Treasurer-Mary Lutz Xlcmllzlw lvl' ilu- l.i-:irldx lilllll ZlI'i' 1-li-rivll tw lllL'llllM Nlllll fllAll'I' l'1lIlNlflk'l'flll4lll uf ilwil' i'l1:xl':u'Ii-1' :mil wlm vlguwliip. 'lilly girlx Illk' 1-xpi-vtrnl In livlp ilu' gym lL'Jlt'lIL'lN in Illm' gym vlm-iw. llny llllxi' ilu- 1'-ill, 11-!I-l'L-4' in QZLIIIVN :xml llclp ill lllllllj' lvllli-1' xxzlyx. THE PEABODY ENSEMBLE llu- vllwllllulv lmx ll liwllllfl lllll'1N1Nk'Z ill In gun' ilu' lm-Milli-ix I4Hllxxliwlgi- .-y' mel 1ll':u'l1u- 111 xx1l1'lq1i1g Ifrgvtllui' 215 :l unit ul IIIll5ll'I1llIXI :mil Ill lu wuppli llu' wlnml will: qi Nllliiwv ffl lllllNlk'2ll l'llIL'l'l2llllllll'lll :ll vlzlff plaly-. :ima-lxllwliw, :mil 4lllll'IA slwml Vllillliw. 57 SCHOLASTIC STANDING COMMITTEE Sponsor-Miss I. B. Kreps fFirst Semesterj Chairman-Graham Brown C0-Chairman-Arnold Snitzer QSec0nd Semesterj Chairman-Arnold Snitzer 'l'hi5 cmliiilittvv is unc uf Lhv must IIIlINH'l2lll1 iwgquiixzitimls uf the Civic Xssuviatiuil. This gruup ZIKIIIIIIIISICFS hu-lp tu all wllliivlllr whu nu-rl it in :my uf thcil' silbjvuts, Sumc uf thu suhjvvts in which Ctlilfilillg' is given arc, i.2lUll, .Xlgvhi'11, i'.lIgil5il, licm-ral 5L'lCIlL'0, and Spanish, Ruth SlllIik'llIS :mul ICZICIICYS arc gxrxita-fill tu this umimittcc fur their fiuc work. SENIOR LATIN CLUB Sponsor-Miss Baker QFirst Semesterj Consuls-Elisa Camilli, Bob Fulton Praetor Question-M. Wolf Aediles-Mary Myers, Lois Mayer The Sq-him' l,:1tiu Chih wmsists uf SIIIKIUIIIS whn have TZliiL'll ur arc llliiillg I,zxti11 5. Latin ie 1lI2lliL' inure ciijuyahlc' in thc incctings umlcr thc ahlc spuilscwsliip ul' Miss I1:1kui'. SWING BAND , W ,. 58 ,, .,, ,,-,, ,Y ,Y iw .Quiz JuJyN Pleasant memories ancl inwarcl smiles ever we turn to the pages ol the comedy. theme of a teenager whose honest efforts a bit of personal glory has been exploitecl :incl unrlerstanrling of young' people may her pals. will accompany our thoughts when- A Date With uluclyf' The ageless to aicl the community and yet gain in many a story, but a new warmth be clerivecl from ,lucly lfoster anil The story hinges on -lncly's clesire to become the queen of the Comnmnity lfnncl Dance. This leacls into the problem of how to obtain it. in turn. leafls into even more unsolvable problems anrl clire consequences when she attempts to collect the money bv entering rarlio contests unrler the clilferent names ol the members of her family. Ranclolph. -lucly's twelve-year-1:lil brotl that follows. The lioster family together ter, thoroughly enjoys the confusion with their lriencls set a pace ol fast lmmor anrl entertainment that leaves no cloubt in any mincl that 'KX Date XYith Tully was a big' hit about a Terrific Miss. This promluction was nncler the able clireetion oi Kliss l-lettejane .Xlurray Mr. l rerleryek Holmes hail charge of the SCC11 Cfy . CAST .lucly Foster ., Mitze lloffman . Mrs. Foster ,. . . Hannah lianclolph lfoster ., Mr. Foster . l3arba1'a VVins0cker .. . Oogie l'ring'le . Mrs. Shlutzhammer l-Iexforcl Blereclith O'Conner . . Mr. Martindale ,..,.. , Mrs. Hotchkiss ,. . liloise . ., . . . . Susie .. , , .Xnnouncer llelivery lloy 59 . Selma Linetsky Shirley jones , Clare lDeLancy Louise l-iebenclorler ,. . Paul Simboli . Nick Nicholson ...ulleanie Murray . .. Robert Fulton . Betty Gitelman , ,Frecl Meyers . lrwin Kravitz Mary Lon Myers . ..,. Aclelaicle .losepli Betty l.ou lloltman . , hlohn Sturgeon . liill Yoeum wg wear G? 9'. Af. : V rv 20 W I Qt . 'H : vw Max nf Q 3, imwuga, was J X V, . iq , .,.. ' 113, Q51 ix S 5 if L? S 'fu ip Lfwx-5 A w 5. xg f Y 1 ,W x . 1 3 YQ-P 5x , u f :::' 6 gi 7, Q ai ! .1 QW , 9' 1' A mfs 1? .ng ' . ' M M ' ww V' Q WG' 'QQ . as - Q if QM! 1 , ' -4 ...- , K Q + 6, '03 wigs W -' Y 3 f'ff9Pf?f s Z? v 'W' ws-, -5 ivifalz SMH? 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Neva l'zu'isl1 .losepliine Lll'lSIlllIl Yzteinnn f.lL'Zl1ll'l' .Xclelzlicle hlusepli l'1Lt llt'glIl1lI1Il Xflvertising' NIZIHIIQCI' l,tbllg'lIlS l'1'zltt Ye l llcl tern tlnli .Xllmert llztxeine 'tl Years .Xgn l':1t llegniztnn .Xrlelzlirle lusepli t'tn1t'irlenti:tlly Ytmrs Yi1'g'ini:1 Kinney Xllfgllllil Kinney Inst lletween l's lftllel iXl2lYS0ll lftllel Allltwbll Ileptlrtt-1's , Mztrimi XYnlf. -Insepliine fl2lllZl4QllCl', Louis .-Xver- lmeli, lJtll'lS Steel, Vlilfli fxftbfllll, llulm lluyles. lulin fupetus. llillll Sinilmli, .'Xi'nnlrl Snitzer. ,Xliee lDcStz1si, ,lean l'zn'lsm1. lifl Wulf, l lm'e11et Qll'Clg'lllHll, Nancy Young' l'1mnl'1'c-:tilt-ix l,t-my liriss, llznsriett Nlztrsli, liZll'lJ1ll'2l lfirtli Toni Nlnrtin. blininty Mayer, .loan liflllgtltbll t'zt1'tnnnist .. . . . .. A Nancy Ytwnng' 'ypists Iliek XX'tmcls. l.il l'll'Zllltl, Klllftllll Slizmni, Q.lltlll'l'lIlt' .Xntul 'rinting' Sllllt'l'X'lStlI'S NIV. .X. M. llzunsclell. lfclnzlwl NlL'lJt1I11lltl, linlw Kpplettuii lfztenlty .Xrlvisers A ..,. . Nr. t'. I.. llztyes, Nlr. S. -I. llngflies I'lmtt.g1':tpl1c-1' . A lirlwzml l.irlell - - --7-----7-W 61 -Y . .s, ,, , MOTION PICTURE APPRECIATION CLUB Sponsor-Miss F. johnson llw Motion Fixture Approtiatiou Clulw, fo111posccl of Ifugflislu 5 classes, is UI'2IllllZL'fl lu Illlllfll 1m'1nlmc1w thc oppu1'u1111ty lu L-llgzmgv 111 ilu- 1llA1ll'I1k'l' ul pa1'l1:11m-ntziry 1w1'fwuflurc md pnhlif spuulcixlg' zuul in lu-lp them tuwarcl Zl lwttcm' lllHlCl'5I2ll1lllHg :mml a11p1'cc1z1tuv11 ol niuu lllL'llll'k'i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor-Mr. James P. Kennedy fFirst Semesterj President-Esther Johnston Vice President-Nathanial Landerman Secretary-Treasurer-Mary Lutz qSecond Semesterj President-Mary Lutz Vice President-Bob Fulton Secretary-Mary Lou Myers Xlcnmlmcrs of tlmc Nzmtiuuzil Hmmr Sm-icty arc Cl'HlsL'l1 from ilu- l2gX, llll, zunl ll.X class- cs, Camliclzltcs are vlmsml lvy ll faculty unn- mittcc Ill-ICI' ilu' SIll1lL'lllS lmw lu-cu l'L'k'H1ll- mcmlccl lvy the Lcaclu-l's llll their cl1:1r:u'tcI', 5L'l1lll1ll'SlIllP. lczlmlwslmllv, zlnrl 5L'lAVlL'L'. 5 W ,, ,,,, ,,,,.,7,,,7 62 Y , N , L, WY, . A sig X Q :SYM 'Why Qffciwiwf mf x 3 'A iff' 7j'lL'45 L1-wcg V-Lg wiV54 'f I -ILL-LC '-cPLQ,uf x . , fi WE 'gh LN' Gab if UM! ff' Mwf x f s,.ff afyW L+ 0' 'A druid? L flow Qwpify MMM? M W pw' fx Xfyixf' N WWE R0 MT MQW! 1 Mk4?-f L0 ! ,Ke if if L MLW we J, 'Eg L 7645 fwff First Row-A. Ciancio, R, Louff, J. Sofield, B. Simboli, A, Thomas, S. Douglas, Miss J. Van Kirk, N. Ludebuehl, A. Arthurs, M. Mauro, L. Mayer, D. Fulton. Second Row-D. Baldinger, G. Dillard, E. McDonald, A. Watson, E. Rosen, M. Harris, V. Oehmler, E. McAteer, E. Curly, R. McCoy. Third Row-C. Sinewe, D. Kost, B. Topolsky, E. Pickholtz, B. Starz, S. Siegal, M. Martini, I. Kravitz, R. Cameron, First Row-C. Capella, M. McFarland, M. Nahmod, M. Fields, V. McClelland, E. Johnston, G. Dudt, C, Pistella, M. Mahronich, R. Gifford, P. Roth. Second Row-S. Bondi, J. Graham, J. Baird, N. MacDougall, E. Hockenberry, R. Gunning, G. Kahler, M. Ford, J. Harden, A. Capossere. Third Row-S. Lewis, J. McDermott, T. Fry, K. Beyers, W. Mellor, R. Schultz, J. Kibler, M. Frohlich. , -.-AB First Row-M. Weiss, M. Hart, V. Payne, N. Lorson, L. Liebendorfer, G, Krelis, M. Welch, E. Gher- man, B. Rosen, E. Fleming, J. Berman. Second Row-A. Kelly, R. Ciocca, A. Chirico, J. Wilde, J. Jarrett, R. Schwartz, E. Walker, R. Hayford, S. Jones, B. Horner, G. Lewis. Third Row-I. Shechter, J. Wanzer, W. Smith, S. Bonevac, E. Kennedy, T. Gee, J. Brown, S. Bergad. S. Rose, M. Campbell, G. Koenig, 8-119 Miss Van Kirk President., ....,.. C. Sinewe Vice President V. L. Oehmler 8-231 Miss Schramm President J, McDermott Vice President S. Bondi Secretary-Treasurer V. McClelland Social Chairman N. MacDougall 8-246 Mr. Ankeny President, . .D. Ward Vice President T. Wyman Secretary. , . A. -Joyce 7-235 Miss Kreps President ...,.., G. Brown Vice President M. Flom Secretary-Treasurer J. Grodin Social Chairman P. Lewis First Row-E. DeMarzi, E, Spatter, F. Heiss, P. King, F. Creighton, M. Tarbox, B. Gittleman, M. Bubas, B. Barnes, R. Johnson, R. Fineberg, E. Stephen, B. Kohn. Second Row-V. Gillespie, P, Lewis, B, Keally, J, Shaw, R. Cole, P. McCormick, R. Starisinic, A. Hazeme, D. Vigletti, S, Younkins, A. Richman. Third Row-G. Rebb, F. Marcello, N. Rosenfeld, J. Shope, M. Abrams, M. Flom, M. Eisner, R. You- shaw, M. Chirico, J. Brown. Fourth Row--H. Neugebauer, G. Poulos, J. Grodin, E. Wolk, Miss Kreps, R. Fulton, A. Samuels, G. ,, , 64 F, .1 Brown, A. Waugh, J. Jones. 7-210 Mr. Smith President J, Kindler Vice President R. Wicker Secretary-Treasurer B. West 7-137 Miss Johnson President N. Landerman Vice President D. Ulrich Secretary S. Cadwallader Social Chairman G. Zeidenstein 7-229 Miss McDermott President C. McCutcheon Vice President B. Charlson Secretary-Treasurer J. Sturgeon Social Chairman A. Snitzer 7-205 Miss Koch President C. Weight Vice President N. Young Secretary-Treasurer L. Kramer -l551l.: First Row-R. Hirsh, S. Linetsky, J. Wilson, B. West, T, Hainick, D. Hainick, R. Petraglia, N. Pillow M. Zalec, D. Anderson, S. Coy, F. Seles, Second Row-D. Jefferson, R. Maglin, L. Mi:Gahey, A, Butler, E, Carson, J. Burrell, L. Staresinic E. Kennedy, A. Neubaurer, G. Ferguson. Third Row-J. Stack, F. Mavrinac, G. Mauch, L. Deaktor, M, Reidbord, Mr, Smith, N. Lipski, J. Kind- ler, H. Exler, H, Foley, R. Moser. First Row-B. Goletic, R. Parish, E. Yeager, W. Burrel, C, Keane, A. Joseph E. Harris D, Ulrich D Ostrowski, M. Foster, D. Auden, J. Crissanti, M. J. Ruffner, i V i i Second Row-R. Wakefield, R. Wickersham, H, Kimball, R. Davis, D, Smith E. Baird, B. Adams, J Schwartz, C, Decker, N, J. Askin, S. Cadwallader. Y i Third Row-R. Rosenberger, R. Emery, L, Nolan, D. Tissue, H. Perilstein, F. Abramovitz, R. Brankley N. Landerman, E. Seneff, F. Kline. V First Row-A. DeFazio, F. Brown, D. Protetch, A. Horovitz, M. Porco, J. Henninger, M. Schaeffer, C, Parker, L, Piccoline, J. Bender, J. Montgomery, M. Williams, C, Somerville, B. Gaughan. Second Row-E. Kerin, P. Marshall, M. Lutz, A. Bowes, S. Salvie, S, Watkins, K. Munk, M. Myers, M, Catman, W. Jergel, H. Fishman, B. Werner, J, Sturgeon. Third Row-A. Snitzer, E, Seigel, K, Gillen, J MacDonald, H. Neugebauer, F. Mountford, E. Arm- strong, D. Rhodes, R. Ellis, E, Genter, C. McCutch eon, B. Charlson. First Row-M. L. Claxton, P. Dice, B. Smith, L. Kramer, D. McGovern, E. Young, E. Kuzma, H. Wu- darski, R. M, Mihelcic, P. Rock, P. Dodds, B. Egger. Second Row-B. Stern, E. Vano, D. Hauswald, P. Hegmann, E, Underwood, H. Marsh, F. Reddish, F. Phillips, A. Schutzburg, N. Thomas, R, Pirt. Third Row-P. Simboli, D. Naser, L. Cohen, J, Schacter, D. Briggs, N, Young, E, Cole, J. Harmon. L. Thorton, J. Hickey. First Row-W. Johnson, B. Boltman, S. Shirley, J. Johnson, R. Girson, S. Gorin, M. Meyers, L, Gal- lanella, M. Riccone, G. Tereszkewiczk, D. Scott, M. Jackson, Second Row-R. George, H. Jefferson, R, Clark, C. Arlow, J. Boyer, I. Huebner, L. Renner, E. Hard- man, R. Lilya, H. Morrison, M. Judd, A. Belish, I. Bilecky, J. Abel. Third Row-G. Carlisle, D. Brownhill, T, Purnell, L. Kriss, R. Woods, B. Walker, M. Berman, R. Madancy, B. Doerfler, B. Lawton, J. Cooper. First Row-L. Swartz, P. Huff, C. Chapkis, A, Louff, M. Wright, V. Vivirito, J. Franklin, B. Russell, L. Crown. Second Row-R Reay E. Moody, H. Flood, J. Bolvin, S. Gross, B, Courtney, I. Rickard, T. Wilson. Third Row-A. Weiner, A. Cutrara, W. Volz, C. Valenti, R. Schreiner, A. Friedman, N. Berman, H. Thompson, M, Reidbord, A. Brusco. .ZH l First Row-D. Audley, L. Jones, T. Sinclair, F. Coutts, E. Stevenson, B. Wright, A. Young, W. Coen, Williams Twins, V. Kerr, C. Hartz. Second Row-R. Petergal, J. Primerano, D. Payne, M. ap an, J. g , . , . , B. LaBelle, R. Squitiere, M. Shenker, B. Graffius, G. Lieberman. Third Row-W. Hornung, L. Averbach, D. Arlow, R. Dreano, J. Craig, C. Miller, A, Contis, E. Schmitz, A. Ash, J. Steffan, J. Ternent. K 1 Herrin ton A Farberow C Elliott First Row-J. Austin, E, Camilli, N, Young, S. Fineberg, P. Auerbach, L, Ditolla, R. Dorrian, R. McAllister, H. Burke M. Church ' ' ' R S n ler H. Exler, S. Anchors, J. Zoog, C. Second Row-M, Wycoff, M, Abramson, C. Brinn, . pa g , Hoffman, J. Sussman. ' ' ' M't h ll D. Third Row-L. Schlitt, S, Miller, V, Carnavale, P. Koester, R. Cooper, R, Myers, J. 1 c e , Urlakis, D. Ramsey. 7-213 Mr. Loeber President. ..,..,., J. Cooper Vice President W. Johnson Secretary Berman 6-116 Mr. Darnall President .,...... M. Miglio Vice President H. Thompson Secretary-Treasurer V. Vivirito 6-209 Mr. Metger President .. M. Kaplan Vice President A. Contis Secretary ..., B. Williams Corresponding Secy. T. Sinclair 6-228 Miss Baker President ,.... R. Spangler Vice President J. Jenkins Secretary-Treasurer E. Camilli 6-115 Miss Rickabaugh President G. Harris Vice President E. Matson Secretary-Treasurer J. Adler 6-242 Miss McC0nnaughey President.. S. Signorino Vice President A. Dines Secretary R. Wells 5-118 Miss Breckenridge President . C. Flint Vice President G. Pera Secretary R. Emery 5-204 Miss Smith President B. Lansberry Vice President R. Tornesse Secretary . N. Kappel Treasurer A. Pascarella ,,-,.,, 67 ,,,n,,, First Row-B. Katzenmeyer, B, Cleary, J. Munroe, M. Stewart, A. O'Neil, L. Frand, R. Morris, B. Firth, Z. Samuels, E. Matson. Second Row-D, Irwin, B. Herrup, L. Brush. A. Kaupe, B. Davis, L. Rosenberg, M. Tully, J. Carlson, L. Blasing, J. Rabinowitz, G. Gellett. Third Row-H, Shapiro, G. Harris, S. Felser, W. Engel, M. Rickard, R. King, I. Caplan, J. Burns, J. Adler, D. Chianelli, First Row-S, Spaton, S. Signorino, L. Simon, J. Schmidt, J. Martin, B. Rousch, A. Liebling, G. Cerri, A. Kalafatis, M. Kapner. Second Row-T. Strong, S. Siniakin, J. Farmer, E. Faldger, J. Hearst, C. Strother, E. Geary, B. Hasley, H. Scharf, J. Zottola. Third Row-P. Palumbo, M. Berkman, R. Novick, R. Coscia, H. Henderson, B. Authurs, R. Wells, H. McHaffey, H. Green, A. Dines. First Row-E. Nead, M. Robinson, J. Parker, E. Cooperman, S. Wolk, M. Wolf, D. Bartholow, A. Apoclo, R. Bogus, M. Sallade, C. Girson, J. Lamfrom. Second Row--L. Goldman, D. Fuhrer, R. Bonfferd, T. Rhodes, D. Mahr, F, Caplan, D. DeLancey, J. Houston, E. Wolf, L. Cohen, E. Charlson, W. Goletic, P. Martin. Third Row-J. Pangburn, A. Jackson, C. Getye, J. Alemany, G. Pera, J. Zoffer, W. Burdick, R. Emery, P. Lintelman, W. Yocum, M. Hurlbert, D, Flood, F. Wright, P. Baxter. First Row-F. Mauk, F. DeRiso, M. Freedman, N. Kappel, B, Coles, J. Talle, B. Katsafanas, A. Zeff M. Iurlano, R. Tornesse. Second Row-J. Garcia, W. Milie, P. McGuire, M. Harden, R, Grove, M. Sharon, S. White, B. Rudoy N. Widdowson, F. Schmitt, F. Allison. Third Row-F. Paolino, R. Parham, J. Cornell, J. Fulton, J. Fox, P. Campbell, R. Lansberry, D. Hor- witz, J. Fleming, A. Breakstone, S. Krongold, R Labriola. First Row-J. Gilvarg, M. Conley, R. Spehar, B. Meliden, R. Wurtenberg, A. Foreacre, T. Cristella, B. Douglas, I. Golden, J. Jallon, E. Perri, B. Bernstein. Second Row-C. Pontizman, D. Uycic, B, Reidout, T. Ventura, F. Johnson, J. Carlino, P, Allen, B. Rappaport, L. Johnson, A, DiPofi, J. Pistella, D. DePaolis. Third Row-P, Feldman, A. Soder, J. Braley, D. Hartwick, F, Turkeley, B. Boyles, A. Rucella, R. Elbel, P. Craig, D. Pratt, L. Berry, J. Miller, First Row-B. Johnston, E, Clumpson, S. Calloway, J, Pistella, A, Szysmanski, R. Testa, K. Kelleher, K. Rinehart, D. Ryan, E. Miller, M, Lightner, B. Rayburn. Second Row-R. Jackson, H, Brankley, R, Appleton, E. Kublanow, M, Houston, A. Sauers, B. Graham, S. Watson, G. Murray, J. McDougald, B. Cabalik. Third Row--W. Peinheimer, D. Yates, J, Murbach, R. Milly, C. Phipps, P. Davis, H, Everett, S. Emerick, J. Scheive, J. Welling, J. Novak. First Row-D. Urlakis, E, Harris, P, Rabinovitz, E. Cohen, V. Spence, M. Harrison, J, Brice, L, Thorpe, R. Maloney, M, Kovac. J, Fisher, L. Vassal. Second Row-C. Kampmeyer, D. Large, L. Bentley, C. Richardson, J, Noah, A. Zollar, L. Waldsmith, J. Harwood, A. Kinny, M. Holcombe, L. Stickey, K. Starnus, R. Luenburger. Third Row-R, Bergmark, H. Price, R. Kieran, H. Lewis, J. Butler, M. Zegerelli, L. Lewis, W, Schriebies, J, Pedersen, R. Sanderson, E, Fenn, P. Schwartz. First Row-R. Goldsmith, R. Middleman, C. Stuffer, C. Hamilton, M. Hanna, N. Osborne, B. Swartz, B, Lohr, C. Christ, A. Ostronic, J. Smith, P. Styles. Second Row-R, Freeman, C. Schutte, V. Kerr, E. Dick, N. O'Neil, J. Trebec, A. Sloan, E. Huff, M. Dayton, M. Share, E, O'Toole, J. Stanier. Third Row-C, Woods, R. Rothrock, C. Colker, G. Harrison, R. Murphy, R. Vitarelli, E. Seibert, J. Hotujec, J. Angell, R. Fulton. 5-227 Miss Nixon President . L. Berry Vice President F. Johnson Secretary , P. Allen 5-238 Miss Case President ,... B. Appleton Secretary ...,. S, Watson 5-243 Miss G. Dickey President ..V. Spence Vice President E. Fenn Secretary.. .. . . E. Cohen Treasurer. J. Pedersen 5-303 Dr. Gill President .E, Niehaus Vice President R. Vitarelli Secretary .. E. Huff Treasurer... M. Dayton ,,,.. .. . 653 LLLLLL.. 5-216 Miss Roberts President G. Urling Vice President W. Weihmiller Secretary-Treasurer S. Lunt 5-239 Miss Stratton President M. Roman Vice President C. Miers Secretary T. Black 4-201 Miss George President J. Parry Vice President R. Margaro Secretary-Treasurer B. Levinson 4-215 Mr. Shirley President A. Runco Vice President J. Stinchcomb Secretary L. Miltner 1169 -ia First Row--A. Keller, P. McLean, P. McCann, P. Johnson, S. Lyons, R. Malt, S. Lunt, E. Pence, W Valencic, L, Diehl, L. Young, H. Bigante. Second Row-J. Barth, C. Katusin, S. Shultz, J. Jahnestock, J. Steele, A. Waxman, B. Young, J. Hawk- ing, A. Supples, D. Steele, G. Urling, P. Wheeler, A. Pellegrino, W. Finn. Third Row-J. Medanic, R. Frecker, R. Yospyn, P. Leatherman, H. Wachs, C. Shean, B. Sichelstiel L. Wockenfuss, F. Angelo, W. Weihmiller, W. Briggs, H. Anderson, I. Schulman. First Row-A. Kuklis, B. Bravin, A. Sissir, L. Baker, R. Barnes, F. Anderson, M. Anolik, A. Brun- ner, D. Belamarich, A. Citta. Second Row-D. McClure, I. Westlake, D, Bingham, M. Brose, S. Cwalinski, A. Johnston, A. Jaketic E. Kompare, E. Larbig, C. Miers, J. Mayer. Third Row-R. Beatty, T. Black, T, Martin, A. Schwartz, J. Culotta, M. Roman, R. Pasekoff, L. Green, H. Wissinger, J. Magister. First Row-B. Goldberg, B. Kaiserman, D. Ferera, L. Shapiro, J. Parry, D. O'Day, l. Welsh, B. Levinson, B. Marillo, R. Woods, H. Walfarth. Second Row-D. Ussman, J, Applebaum, E. Jones, A. Fox, M. Goss, R. Aber, S. Delmonte, M. Hoon, C. Decker, R. Scanton, M. Palley, Third Row-L. Anderson, B. Shodd, S. Delphy, T. Hays, E. Kernaghan, R. Fleming, S. Cook, J. Liberi, H. Thorne, W. Sutherland, L. Saltsburg, T. McLean. First Row-L. Miltner, R. Williams, D. Perrottl, R. Hill, F. Wolff, R. Kearney, R. Rubinstein, P. Wesling, D. Popsin, B. Paul, G. Bellman. Second Row-F. Herer, A. Runco, R. Turak, C. Anderson, M. DiBucci, G. Jansen, E. Herlick, F. Fine- berg, N. Berlinsky, E. Melvin, --- L, Coyner. Third Row-H. Coleman, D. Crumbles, R. Bruner, G. Knight, A. Hayes, J. Stinchcomb, S. Shore, M. Goodman, G. Margolis, D. Castelli, F. Pool, E. Condinus, A. Mannella. First Row-A. Beyers, P. Istone, P. Sommers, V. Porco, H. McLean, C. Zoupcoff, A. DiStasi, S. Wheeler, C. Davidson, S. Bradley, J. Brinn, M. Malin. Second Row-R. Mersky, P, Foster, E. Smith, B. Hudepohl, B. J. Caggiano, H. Balquist, N. Brown, E. Abelson, J. Gallagher, J. Gosnell, W, Schlegel, C. Johnston. Third Row-P. Kelly, B. Brownlee, D. Pore, P. Lopardo, H. Jensen, B. Suddaby, P. Eckstein, G. Mehaffey, R. Salvie, M. Martin, J. Salsgiver, First Row-J. Leech, S. Kempfer, L. Kolvey, S. Landy, B, McAninch, V, Jonas, E. Reidbord, M. Lieberman, L. Bednark, A. M. Leddon, G. DeProps. Second Row-T. Levine, D. Dudley, P. Antkowski, B. Battista, J. Rickard, S. Orum, H. Olenik, B. Engel, E. Smulvotiz, E. Smith, -- P. Pelligrino. Third Row-L. Baker, W. Bloom, W. Feldman, R. Marson, L. O'Nan, R. Turman, N. Frey, A, Snyder, C. Runnette, M. Schmitz. First Row-R. Bolvin, M, J. Brady, M. Monaco, M. Kaufman, S. Van Horn, J. Goode, E. Kopek, D. Cooperman, B. Shall, S. Smalley, Second Row-N. Farren, E. Smallovitz, V. Scuillo, M. Mayer, S, Feinberg, G, Sloan, R. Steinman, S. Jacobson, G. StuPYv C. Hamilton. Third Row-J. Miller, R, Liberi, C, Deaktor, A. Ogden, G. Appleton, R. Dines, P. Ibe, C. Christler, D. Lose. First Row-A. Gaughler, T. Jacobs, S. Roth, M. Jackson, A. Jackson, S. Early, E. Cappossere, R. Estatico, N. Sadowsky. Second Row-T. Klun, N. Braum, J. Sivitz, S. Berman, P. Rubenstein, V. Bittner, M. Emery, G. Mar- tin R. Wilson R. Netzer. 4-241 Miss Morrison President .. H. Jensen Vice President J. Gallagher Secretary .,,. C. Davidson Treasurer ,. P. Lapardo 4-143 Mr. Soles President . B. Battista Vice President L. Bednark Secretary. . J. Rickard 4-145 Miss Bash President G. Stupy 4-207 Miss E. Wilson President ...B. Houston Vice President R. Wilson Secretary.. ,,.,. M. Emery Treasurer . . ,, J. Sivitz 'Third Rowv-A. Houston, R. Petkanics, H. Parlan, R. Hanger, R. Rousseau, B. Jones, J. Young, R. -1-5' 70 li Stetzel, G. Roos, R. Brown. 3-109 Mr. Wragg President . G. Erwin Vice President R. Early Secretary D. James Treasurer S. Swartzwelder 3-110 Mr. Lawrence President . S. Harris Vice President C. Benson Secretary M. Henderson Treasurer J. McNutt 3-121 Mr. Ramsdell President V. Crisanti Vice President A. Stiller Secretary-Treasurer R. Spittler 3-218 Mr. Trapp President D. Fulton Vice President J. Greer Secretary-Treasurer M. Sweeting .lima-:+- First Row-R. Early, D. Seely, H. Goldstein, E. Abramson, S. Bondi, M. Couts, J. McGonnell, S. Swartzwelder, T, Schiller, D. Graham. Second Row-M. Bobo, P. Harbison, V. Conrad. D. Gordon, R. Crossey, G. Erwin, E. Bilecky, M. Kuntz, A. Bevilacqua, R. Short. Third Row-A, Siesel, H. Walkuski, C. Robb, M. Goldman, M. Gelitsky, R. McCartney, W. Rotella, S. Berman, F. Hayes, J. Ross. First Row-M. Summers, G, Antonucci, H. L. Lubbert, M. Sherman, L, Lang, J. Page, E. Zapler, J. Ciancio, S. Malt, M. Olivio, M. A. Miller, S. Nahmod. Second Row-M. Henderson, B. Painter, S. Harris, C. Benson, H. Cohen, J. McNutt, G. Foglis, E. Mackary, G. Mayer, R. Lundell, A. Morley. Third Row-R. Maloughney, A. Bomberault, A. Autore, A. Schmieder, S. Farren, R. Tommy, J. Mei- sane, G, Cherry, K. Saunders, G. Autore, P, Thompson. First Row-S, Belmont, C. Botts, S. Whyte, D. Trbouvich, A, Stiller, K. Fetterhoff, R. Spittler, Jr.. J. Gallapaga, M. Kelly. Second Row-J. Deasy, M. Donner, R. Lang, J. Eibling, V. Crisanti, R, Kunz, P. Johnston, E. Petrossi, R. West. Third Row-R. Chambers, N. Rial, A. Wientraub, N. Bassett, M. Kolesar, L. Dalton, W. Cleary, H. Moultrie, J. Turner. First Row-P. Large, A. Conley, J. Greer, M. Sweeting, R. Rosenberg, V. Pritchard, M. Lagiodice, V. Koehler, P. Clarke. Second Row-L. Gray, S. Auerbach, V. Gottschalk, B. Logan, A. Paganico, W, Walton, E. Liddell, J. Bradley, E. Gross, Mr. Trapp, Third Row-H. Horvitz, J. Robbins, J. Hartzell, J. Price, R. Weinman, B, Stump, D. Fulton, B. Bar- tholomew, A. Werksman, R. Rodgers. First Row-B. McDonald, E. Miller, V. Findlay, G. Scoffel, W. Westerman, N. Sochers, J. Wilson, N. Scott, B. Szepuchs, E. Whitcomb, M. Meyers. Second Row-S, Smilovitz, J. Robinson, G. Belfer, E. Stoller, E, Alexander, N. Cohen, E. Hawkins, E. Hoey, J. Palumbo, V. Irving. Third Row-F, Mainero, J. O'Rourke, J. Jackson, D. Sanders, J. Terheyden, S. Ferrainola, F. Span- bauer, K. Krummell, R. Hussey, L, Finch. First Row-D, Dessel, N. Kline, C. Long, M. Talenfeld, D. Coscia, S. Henninger, B. Rosenberg, J. Simon, D. Liegey. Second Row-T. Rickard, S. Cowan, E. Gade, M. Wilkinson, G. Betha, M. Jefferson, F. Greenberg, B. Zapler. Third Row-J, Fisher, H, Mitchell, J, Shultz, N. Weaver, N. Clawon, J. Grey, E. Lockner, R. Robinson, V. Daniels. First Row-K. Gundlach, T, Giza, M, Kristoff, M. Hobbs, B. Iman, H. Woodward, C. Kauffman, J. Kramer, T. Green, E. Trachtenberg. Second Row-J. Adams, C. Hughes, J. Razum, B. Edwards, T. Soens, A. Goronkin, B. Boehmer, R. Smith, P. Palwick, L, Maloney. Third Row-P. Cooper, G, Hawkins, J. Keefer, H. Jones, C. Boic, J, Zugell, L. Thompson, C. Thiessen, M. Salmone, K. Schmertz. First Row-R. Cervone, W. Reed, G. Cohen, T. Herb, J. Amodeo, J. Bolvin, S, Dordas, M. Dilettuso, D. Driscoll. Second Row-A. Reichenback, A. Seigal, D. Steiger, N. Baer, E. Hartz, M. Simon, C. Blasing, N. Rosencranz, M. Disttout. 4 ' Third Row-N, Bacon, V. Stewart, H. Goldfield, B. Amdur, M. Fisher, O. Lerch, A. Seliqsohn, E. Biggs. 3-219 Miss Horrigan President ,.., K. Krummell Vice President D. Sanders Secretary. .,., N. Sacher Treasurer . B. Hussey 3-221 Mrs. Channing President E. Gade Vice President M. Talenfeld Secretary. ,.,.. D. Coscia Treasurer. . S. Cowan 3-230 Miss Hammett President . . ..,.. J. Kiefer Vice President B. Boehmer Secretary-Treasurer J. Kramer 3-111 Miss Redmond President ,... .. E. Biggs Secretary A. Reichenback '..l.1 '- ' 72 3-245 Miss Owen President P. lndovina Vice President B. Kramer Secretary R. Jaconetta 2-214 Mr. Holmes President D. Feather Vice President W. Shaw Secretary E. Gundlach Treasurer V. Friday 2-217 Mr. Colvin President R. Kemmerer Vice President D. Sebastian Secretary S, Miltner Treasurer E. Simon 2-300 Mr. Brownmiller President S. Jaskol Vice President P. Nassar, Jr. Secretary G. Baker Treasurer J. Munroe .1473-1.4 First Row-R. Claxton, B. Tebbets, G. Krofcheck, P. Ackley, S. Laxier, J. Thorn, E, Haught, T. Hezlep, R. Jaconetta, W. Fogel, P. Indovina. Second Row-R. Kramer, L. Bigante, C. Rybar, P. Flanagan, S. Hammerman, G. Henneghan, M. Camp- bell, D. Hayes, V. Mellor, D. Grebiner, N, Ludwig. Third Row-D. Brethauer, R. Young, F, Keene, R. Flaherty, H. Grove, J, Alexander, J. Martin, A. Collechia, M. Small, S, Schofield, R. Powell. First Row-W. Shaw, J. Florman, E. Greene, E. Gundlach, J. Gordan, P. Ainisman, F. Kasen, M. Neufeld, V. Friday, W. Huebner, Second Row-R. Conte, V, Ursic, N. Buick, V. Barthelemy, S. Granowitz, A. Claybourne, F. Little, R. Igo, J. Rich, M. Kublanow, D. Conrad. Third Row-J. Burchell, F. McKnight, C. Hudson, J. Greer, P. Field, Mr, Holmes, D. Veale, D. Feather, J. Mitchell, L. Fagan. First Row-B, Berkman, P. Anderson, L. Canterman, D. Short, D. McKenney, D. Sebastian, M. Red- dish, A. Samuel, N. Shafer, M. Eld, B. Kasper. Second Row-N. Sindur, D. Cole, J. McGovern, D, Lureski, J, Kurlfink, R. Rallini, J. Trellis, R. Tau- berg, E. Simon, I. Simon, V. Walford. Third Row-Mr. Colvin, R. Kemmerer, J. Stevens, B, Ditutrick, H, Frances, J. Welch, K. Burton, R Pudhs, L. Raker, M. Thacker, W. Crowl. First Row-C. Anderson, C. Gold, B. Lippman, T. Gordon, D, Meacer, G. Baker, L. Meyers, J. Lewellyn, J. Wilson, S. Gorby. Second Row-P. Nassar, E. Siniakin, I. Steinman, A. Zappa, L. Hackwelder, R. Huntley, M. Blank, S. Younkins, C. Phipps, H, Jaskol, D. Bravin. Third Row-D. Snyder, S. Hood, L. Kalinowski, S. Gordon, R. Bodowian, E. Ames, H. Thomas, N. Melloy, J. Munroe, S, Jaskil, D. Goltz. First Row-M, Elliot, M. Paine, E. Falck, R, A. Eisner, V. Crump, J. Silverberg, M. Weightrnan, B. Nead, R. Boyer, M, Lissfelt. Second Row-M. Goldstein, B. Williamson, J. Finkelhor, D, Aungst, R. M. Rottella, J. Peck, N, Vetter, L. Sarkin, M. Rosenfeld. Third Row-M. Goldberg, A. Loden, G. Wefing, W. Allen, P. Fireman, L. Sipe, B. Martin, J. Milch. First Row-P. Marzan, R. Hassett, S. Merrill, C. Vacchiano, J. Rini, E, Hughes, B. Coutts, M. Mal- linger, J. Jackson, R. Zappa. Second Row-S, Berman, R. Zubin, F. Swope, M. Maillo, L. Gottschall, J. Monroe, S. Page, P. Lewis. J. Falck, A. Hershkowitz, A. Christle, J. Weber. Third Row-B. Snyder, J. Antonelli, T, Lambert, J. Corkan, D, D'Aqui1la, G. Zeidenstien, R. Roughin, , flA.j,F-rossman, R. Swartz, N. Swartz. 'V , f YJ' LHWV ' ' '-' 9 xqtjf , gf.,-ffl-A-' 1 zf' f First Row-W. Gorse, C. Singleton, W, Marks, J. Barnes, J. Hallmuller, M. Talenfeld, M. Johnson, G. Bruner, M. Bickmore, C. Doran, W. Beck, R. Bee. Second Row-J, Westlake, A. Fisher, D. Reimer, M, Wilken, D. Lee, P. Boring, L. Regan, C. Dodds, C. Fiske, C. Graham, M, Campbell, Miss Goehring. Third Row-C, Barbour, E. Edlis, L. Baur, V, Costa, N. Whitmyre, A, Steinecker, D. Hendrickson, H. Rosenzweig, A. Scott, A. Drake, M. Cuppy, H, Florig, J. Hall, R, Blazewick, D. Schurman. First Row-D. Flom, J. Botta, L, Miller, C. Hart, R. Rowe, D. Silberman, W. Topolsky, J. Dodo, M. Crolle, J. Baxter, J. Daschbach, T. Lydon, B. Smith. Second Row-B. Sweeny, D. Cassidy, R. Stubbs, R. Morton, D. Graham, R. Hall, C. Copetas, P. Kat- safanas, M. Tortorete, D, Franklin, C. Haas, C. Pittler. Third Row-R, Ames, B. Waldsmith, J. Creighan, J, Moore, J. Brock, C, Baker, M. Gerber, B. Patter- son, R. Hirsh, C. Gibbs, C. Marcheck, L. Kane, N. Levine. 2-244 Mr. Ritchie President M. Lissfelt Vice President R. Eisner Secretary M . Weightman 2-113 Mr. Price President B. Snyder Vice President A. Hershkowitz Secretary . S. Page X , 1-105 Miss Goehring President Bickmore,! Vice President----f A. Fisher Secretary-Treasurer A. Scott 1-112 Mr. Hayes President .. ,. R. Hall Vice President C. Gibbs Secretary-Treasurer R. Patterson Recording Secretary D. Franklin .i...741 1-136 Miss Bowes President M. Harmony Vice President B. Blough 1-139 Mr. Kreinen President D. Ward Vice President A. Joyce Secretary T. Kirby Treasurer N. Zikos 1-202 Miss Miller President J. Blair Vice President B. Bender Secretary J. Stuckey 1-203 Mr. Mackey President J. Formichella .1-i-7511-1 First Row-A. Lyons, D. Roselli, J. Monroe, T. Adams, P. Coffin, M. Beam, G. Amadeo, E, Hiron, M. Harmony, D. Tilford, L. Chute, J. Macerelli, E, Burwick. Second Row-P. Perilman, M, Cartney, P. Bonivac, M. Shilling, V. Vaughn, K. Sloane, C. Cooper, B. Blough, M, Franz, V. Priesner, Y. Woodson, M. Hurwitz. Third Row-T, Flagherty, G. Sarsfield, P. Bonn, J. Coghe, T. Kappel, B, Bobo, R. Duncan, L. Cassidy, J. Greenlee, G. Grimm, M, Kubr. First Row-S. Schwartz, M. Fulton, R. Twyman, D. Luciana, T. Kirby, M. A. Baskin, B. Wright, A. Joyce, J, Wesoky, J. Baran. Second Row-M. Harris, P. Keene, D, Bates, R. Boberg, D. Olson, A. Hall, N. Zikos, D. Rainero, N. DeLucia, D. Ward, S. Wicklineik. Third Row-R. Short, R. Friel, C. Byerly, W. Wahrhaus, J. Thomas, P. Santillo, P, Zikos, E. Marson, H. Scott. First Row-B. Bender, S. Adams, P. Chute, M, Fulton, V. Keller, B. Fredericks, C. Woolhandler, B. Dowdy, A. Alexander, L, Baker, S. Janos. Second Row-R. Razum, R. Lalle, D. Labriola, C. Blakeslee, R. Brown, J. Stuckey, P. Hughes, J. Cyphers, J. Hunter, S. Edlis, M. Beck, M. Mills. Third Row-E. Thumm, E. Kurlfink, J. Curry, J. Blair, R. Copes, H. Fritsch, R. Uncagher, E. Kubitz, J. Beck, A. Geyer, H. Reicher, R. Farris. First Row-R. William, S. Holtzman, D, Napolitano, M, Delmonico, I. Hirsh, M. Salsgiver, J. Claget, C. Firestone, A. Wheeler, A, Davis, Second Row-E. Miller, J. LaRatonda, W. Young, R. Campbell, B. Carden, B. Bradley, D. Kost, V. Hudson, L. Pfefferle, R. Sternberg. Third Row-R. Gudio, R. Collins, R. Clark. J. Formichella, M. Burke, G. Roth, R. Kost, J. Sankey, M. Lamison, G. Ash, A. Harold. First Row-G. Hamley, J. Riley, R. Melnick, S. Bradford, P. Sanders, C. Fishman, A. Davis, G. Fore- man, M. Lewis, F. Matschener, B. Baumann. Q, Second Row-J. Doswell, M, Seals, B. Bonacura, C. Meledin, J, Rasp, N. Caldeswelfii M. Kelly, M. Rupp, N. Klingensmith, C. Lyth, J. Belmont, B. J. Green. Third Row-J, Nelson, E, Cole, E. Sharon, D. Davis, C. Anchors, H. Kocker, M. Hunter, J. Scott, R. Filbert, C. Garnes. First Row-D, Vento, S, Rosenblatt, D. Cramer, J. Litt, L. Ackerman, S. McKee, B, Wludarski, J. Oden, F. Gross, H. Gherman. ' Second Row-N. Gay, L. Vaughn, P, Zegar, S. Farah, E. Cooper, G. Sanders, A. Smith, M. Hamilton, N. Joseph. Third Row--S, Edwards, M. Culbertson, M, Swartz, J. Meyers, G. Martini, P. West, L. Hancock, M. Clagett, M. Florig, 1-212 Mr. Emery 1 Y President . E. Shaun Vice President J. Drodge Secretary ,J. Riley 1-225 Miss Katz President ,M. Clagett Vice President S. Rosenblatt Secretary S. Edwards Treasurer D. Cramer FEBRUARY FRESHMEN Y ' ' ' ' ' 77' ' M 76 'W ' 'PYT' YY' v W ffmi I . K, M a Qlxf I 7, YYh:M,m-M.. fb-1-Jff-Mfrs.. f Q wwf? I bd K 'WSONV QM., K ,, V92 A+' ik an wg F Qsgw WAY' fu vw Qjyfsfyfgig I j mwyf 35 wffgfigzfwifg N 0,235 S J gy df W, Q X ' mo Q F 'W Qgwfffjyjf' 'J 4.2-,,f+ vwfgjfyvy 3 Q 1 ' i? :LQ va? 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AJORETTES group, renclercfl mmsistent service tn the YYG all enjuyecl the lic-arty support tlicy 80 Y Xlmel. zuirl tlic- fine spirit :mcl zltliiusplicrc First Row-M. Swartz, B. Farberow, R. George, D. Chinel Second Row-J. McDougal, VOLLEY BALL TEAM ' Murphy, B. Charlson, C. McCutcheon, H. Thompson, A. li, R. Lansbury. J. Schachter, N. Rosenfeld, J. Miller, J, Johnson, S. Farrinela, S. Krongold, L. Goldman, J. Crisanti, Third Row-C. Martin, E. Tretow, M. Flom, R. Madancy, J. Miller, A. Schwartz, C, Pittler, W. O'R0urke, D. Flom, Mr. Batchelor. V OLLEY BALL TEAM Coach-Mr. Batchelor l ll11C1CZlIC11 lll 1111 lJl'911lll1llill'y 11111t1'11es, 11111' 1'1111ey 111111 1CZllll, 1111 S2l1ll1'C1ily, A1Zll'L'1l ZZ, 11e1111e11 1111' 1'e1111 State 211111 t11e State X'l111Cy 111111 '111llll'llZllllCll1S 11'11e1'e, 1111111' 1111'ee 11'e111'111g lD1Zlyll11S, t11e 111'e11 111153 11'e11t 11111 111 1111'e 21 1l'CS1lCl' 1111lllt'S1L'ZlI1 1011111 111 t11e 1111111 ll1Zl1,C1l. 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Last Set . . 1'1UlllCS11C2lf1 15 H11111es-te1111 15 1est spikersi 111'11 111 11111' Results of BASEBALL TEAM Coach-Mr. Vedder 1'e111111111 s '-17 111150171111 '11L'Z1.lll 111111111565 111 111111111 t11e s1'1111111 11111 1ll11J' 111111 illl X111 11111 XV1111 1111' 1111515 1111 lllilXly Q111111 te:1111s 111 t11e 1ll1lll'l'f exciting 51-1151111 11115 -'21 1111- 111111 111111' 11111 SCll11ll'5, J111' l1'i11d!11r 111111 .Y11r1'1l 1v1lIlll1f 111 1111'11' l'Illl1iS. t11e y111111g 111111111 Zll'C 1-ul-111.'tlP'g' U! 'W' 81 HW 'WW i ' OW Champs. BASKETBALL TEAM First Row-B, Charlson, H. Exler, H. Perilstein, J. Wilner, N. Landerman, H. Fishman, J. Kindler, C. McCutcheon, P. Palumbo. Second Row-R. Kemmerer, R. Short, H. Horvitz, C. Colker, N. Brown, E. Rudoy, L. Shapiro. Third Row-Mr. Meyers, M. Eisner, G. Harris, E. Biggs, S. Shutzberg, A. Dines, D. Short. NAT LANDERMAN usloprv Cu-captain, Nat l,anrlcrn1:1n, wlnwsc luvky numhcr was 13 . . . in all of thc ,Qann-s Nat scorccl 13 points tn hc higih scorn-r. Not only Zl sharp- slnmtcr, Nut was stcarly :xml clo- pcmlzxhlc :incl ll gmnl fhmr playcr. CLIFF SINEWE llRed7I Cliff Sim-wo. who was captain ol the team first half, sparked thc boys on to final victory why racking up point after point. 'Cliff was not only ll dead-eye, being high scorer many times, hut he was also a Cap- ahlc hall-whandlcr and a rlcpendahle floor man. ZYn W T 82 BEN CHARLSON Big Bejv C0'CHl?fil11 BCH Charlson whose lallky 63 frame was more thai aclcquatc under thgk. bum-115. 13011 Wa! 3 film TUHIU Player and suit up mzmj of thc shots which Url-,-14 team mem hors nlaflc. BASKETBALL SCORES First Half Peabody 26 .. ,. ...,,... Swissvale 34 Peabody 35 . .,.,.,,. ,... O liver 30 Peabody 34 ,, .,,, ,,.... S wissvale 26 Peabody 46 , .,... . ..... Schenley 29 Peabody 44 .. , .,,. .. Fifth Avenue 17 Peabody 57 . . , Washington Voc. 24 Peabody 38 , , ,. .. Westinghouse 40 Peabody 44 . ,. .,.,..,. Connelly 27 Peabody 28 ,,,.....,...... ...,,.. ..., , ,..,, S 0 uth 24 Peabody 48 . ,..... .. .... Allderdice 30 Second Half Peabody 43 , . ,.,,.. ,. .,... .. Schenley 33 Peabody 40 ,. ....,. . Fifth Avenue 20 Peabody 41 ,. .. Washington Voc. 24 Peabody 34 . ,.... ,. .. .. Westinghouse 28 Peabody 37 , . ,. Connelly 34 Peabody 50 ., ,..., ....... . . ,.,. South 28 Peabody 42 .,,,.. , ,. ,..,... ..... A llderdice 17 Playoffs Peabody 32 . , ,, ...... .... S outh Hills 26 HARRY EXLER Peabody 32 , .,,. .. Titusville 30 uxw Peabody 24 . ,. Bradford 30 .Nu everready guard who played exceptionally fast and accurate ball all season a worthy and well liked nicuiher of the team. BASKETBALL TEAM Coach--Mr. Meyers Finallyfwhat the school's been waiting for-and in Om' .S'r'1zim' Year tool 'l'hrough the careful, patient effort of coach Meyers and by the sweat and blood of the boys themselves tand don't think they clidn't worlel Peabody proudly flaunts a first rate. on the ball, City Championship Basketball Team! l'aced in the first half by Cliff Sinewe and in the later games by co-captain Nat l.ZlllflCl'lllZlll, these boys set an enviable record of eighteen wins and two losses to cop the City Title and advance in the state semi-finals to one of the first eight teams. Not only were these boys good hall handlers and sharp-shooters but they had a certain will to win and spirit which will not soon be forgotten by those who watched them fight their way out of an early ten-point hole to final victory over a much taller and better practiced 'liitusville quintet. The school can only show its appreciation by saying l'hauks to these boys: and we, the students, by upholding the good name they have helped to bring our school. MORE CHAMPS Some of the most valuable of Our CflLIlllf'S have received too little credit- these are the undergraduate members, those who have yet a few seasons left to play for our school. Among the outstanding lettermen of this year's team are Jack I'ViIner, PoIIy llflllllllflll, and Russel 1X'l'Illl1It'I'0l 721ll forwards. These 'boys have all participated in sports other than basketball and are very active members of the school life. XVe are sure they will continue to represent l'eabody in the future and will bring additional honor to our school. CAPEL MCCUTCHEON HMacH .Xlthougth he had only one year's experience, Mac was, nonetheless an exceptional all-round player , . his towering o feet 4 inches being, most useful under the boards ant in jumps. Y., . 83 . 7 WW, W 77A,,,,,,, 7,7 , JOE KINDLER HJ0eylY Shztrpshooting guard. inztgnitieent on defense . . . Ironman ,loe seein- ed to tollow that hall around its ll it were It magnet. ln the first heriod the Maroon and Grey drove zlheud with Nut l.2llltlk'1'lllHll seoring three heati- titiul shots and ,loe Kindler swishing' the net with at set shot. Lowles and llztzeski seored on set shots. l'e:1hody led 9-5. lt was all Cowles for the 'liunnelites in the seeond period. lle eut the eords with two set shots in sueeession utter knotting two personals. The Clfy Clmmpzonylzzp Game Under the leadership of coach Meyers, Pea'hody's hrillizint passers emerged as City Li-llZllI1IPS, whipping South Hills Sl-26 at Pitt Stadiuin on Mareli 4, 1947. This twin marked the first time in 32 years that tihe Highlanders have cupped the title. The Meyersnten trooped out with eznhn determination into l'itt's jam-pzieked stadium, jumped off to a 4 point lead at quarter time and held on with hulldtog stuhhornness until the final gun sounded. Only deadly accurate shooting hy South Hills kept them in the figiht as the Highlanders passed and ran them silly. HARRIS PERILSTEIN Hoot Owl .Xlwuys ezihn and enlleeted, H2l1'l'lS XY2lyS il glltltl SCl'1l1l lllilll. personals. two hy XYilner and one apiece hy Landermztn and lfislnnan, gave Pezihndy Z5 points going into the litst quarter. South llills hzld 17 points at the end of the third hy virtue of :L Lind then seored another free throw. Mezinwhile, l Cowles. In-glltorlv more ihgtn kept their lend, llig Hen ln the last period, Cow-les' hneket, followed hy Lliztrlson seored, netting' EI llersonzil. lilerhie HERBIE FISHMAN iIllWllll15Ull'5 ftmllil ill? TlllNl9llt95 fll'flWlll2 Ull lslmlllllilll lint in his 'two eents' hy seoring' :1 'Fishy' 3331- Tllfif WHS US far H5 HWY QUT. lllU'XVCVt'l'. hueket, -loe liindler scored it personal and then Speedy guard, shitty hull-hznidler M l'l'?ll9UllY lml ll llll' l'V9'55UfL' will flVl W flllfml- lil-UH. 11,1-.,ug.h fmt Il uct bunk Simi' AM me him' amd u.iL.kL,d dlihmcr. HCI-me umm They stftlled for zihout two minutes and the game l'e2thotly led lf -ll. . - .. . , .. 7 7 steal zt hall quiek as zu wink. thin fllillh- 3---fl CHEERLEADERS First Row-Dot Ostrowski, A. J. Snitzer, Selma Linetsky, L. Schilit. Second Row-Deanie Murray, R. Ruben- stem, joe Abel, B. Schwartz, J. Parry, CHEERLEADERS Xl'e like Clieerleztclers who are as inueh fun and as good sports as ours were this yeztr. .Xhly led hy Selina l.inetSky, they would cheer even when little hacking was offered hy the crowd :ind they never complained at hit about standing Cor was it sittingfl all afternoon in the nind at the South game. We owe much of our school spirit to our cheerleaders! Kiwi 'WY' 'E 84 Ei ' ' ii'Y 'WW' V777 dvi with hoth hands and feet. stopped nmny an ill-thrown pztss . . . :tl- Fioth teznns oniekened their pnee in the third quarter hut no seoring' spree resulted. Four personal hy XN'ild and hzlskets hy George and Q 1 fy K , I-.V ig 1 'fly' ' , H. 1: ' X, I Ll' 4 x- NMA., '1 .1 NI' '. 1 1. 1 -184 FOOTBALL TEAM First Row-Palumbo, Thompson, Phillips, Mellor, Schecter, Kindler, Primerano, DeBellis, Wilner, Colker, George, Sutherland, Schwartz, Charlson. Second Row-Ward, Hall, Biggs, Kemmerer, Keane, Shapiro, Allen, Wissinger, Martin, Miller, Green, Cleary, Tretow, O'T0olc, Coach Meyers. Third Row-Harvey, Hall, Goronkin, Breathour, Young, Campbell, Goldfield, Gillen, Brush, Goldman, Wright, Roman, Miller, Bolvin Krumbles, Melson, Coach Batchelor, 1'1-:111111I1 5 11111g'11 111111 5l'l'll1I1l1' 111111111111 11-11111 111111111-11 1111 il l'IlZZ1L l11lZZ1l' g111111-. 1111-1-x11'1111111111111111111 1111' 111111'g111 111 11115 11-1'111'11 111 1111- '47 51-1151111 111111 11215 11111111- 1-1'1-1'1-11111- 111II1i 1'111'11'111'11 1'111111'51 15 11 11111111 7-11. ,1111L' 111'x1 1115511- 111111 81111111 111115 111 111x1 11-111' 111111 g'l'l'1ll L'Il11llIS1IlSlll. XY1111- 11111-11 111'11-11511'1- 1111- 11-511111-11 111 ll 11-11 111-1111111011 111111111 11l1l'l' 111-111 1'1-111111111 1.I'1llII 111 111-5 :111111g 11-1111 5111111'111'1 111111 l1L'1L'I'lll1IlL'11 111-1-1-115111 1l11l.j'1llg' 11-11 11-r111g1111- 11ll2l1S. ,X1111c1'1111'1- 111111 51111111 1111 X1k'11lllS 111 1'1-111111111 111 1111 1-111'1111111- 51-111'111g 111-1'111'11. 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XX 11111-. 111111 111 lJ111.111l11lt 25-11, 1'1-211111111 1111-51- g:11111-5 51-1'1'1-11 111 S1lil1JL' 1111 1111- 1111-X111-1'i1-111-Q11 11111111-1'5 1'Cl1H-1.5 '11111 1111- x1k'f'l'l'SlllL'll 1-111151-11 1111' X11-51111g1111115c 1gll11f1llg5 1111 1111-1' 116111114X 1111- 111111, 111111 Il 111-1121111 llll 1111- X11-51111g1111115v 2-y2ll'K1 11111' 1,l'?l1'1'f1-3' 51111111-11 Il 1'1-111111111 5111111-. 11 1-11111-11 lll ll 11-11 111- 111111 111 111 1'1-11111111 11 151 1 lll11l'Il1 1'11'1111'1' 1-Ill' 1111: 111Q111z111111-1'5, '11111' N12ll'llUll 111111 1:1-11111111 I 1 1.11-1 lll'X1 1-1-111-11 11111 Il XX'1l1 111'1-1' 51111-1111-1' lll Z1 111-1'1'1- 11111 111111 1' Scores at a Glance 111111-1' .X1111111111 1111111111111 X1k'51lllg1Il1llS1' 511-111-1111-1' 81111111 111115 .X11111-1'1111'1- S1 111111 TRACK TEAM Pea'bocly's newly revived interest in track manifested itself, last season, in an eager. ready squad which showed up well under stiff competition. Under the steady hand of eoach Blair. the nucleus of a crack city contender for tfhis season was formed, and one off such merit that in mid-season captain Red Arm- strong of quarter mile fame and Jack VN'ilner, discus hurler, had already received bids to enter state competition. One of the main things that induced our boys to greater achievement was an impelling team spirit and optimism. f EDWARD RED ARMSTRONG Co-captain '40--mile . . , captain '47 4-ill dash, half mile relay . , . a consistent point-winner . , . two letters. track . . . Varsity Club. COACH BLAIR Peabody is fortunate in having one of the eity's outstanding track and swimming coaches to turn our soft, flabby boys into tough, hard- ened athletes. Mr, Blair has formerly eoaehed at Fifth Avenue and Schenley High Schools in this city and, though a new face among us, has not only revived a drooping interest in track and swimming events, but has also trained teams in these sports which he expects will make good showings in this, their second year. Go to it, Mr. Blair-we're w'th you! 86- TRACK TEAM First Row-S. Ferrainola, B, Vitarelli, E. Armstrong, A. Snitzer, S. Miller, R. George. Second Row-A. Hazeme, M. Flom, L Brush, F. Angelo, G. Appleton, P. Ecksteinl S. Krongold. Third- Row-Mr. Blair, L, Averbach, A Goronkln, G. Harrison, C. McCutcheon, R Spitler, J. Schachter. SWIMMING TEAM Another sport, new to Peabody, which has been sponsored hy coach Blair, is Sxvimniing. A large group of iwilling workers turned out for practice in the middle of football season and kept plugging' and training for a number of months. Though they did not make an outstanding showing, the coach was very pleased that they were able to stand any com- petition at all in their first year. One meet they won by forfeit and another from llfest- inghouse by a score of 3-1-25. Outstanding seniors were John Hinke, Larry Cohen, and Jack Harman. i RALPH GEORGE Co-captain '47-mile , . . steady and dependable . . . guard in foot- ball . . . letters in track and foot- ball . . . Varsity Club. ARNOLD SNITZER JACK SCHACHTER 'l'rzu'lq . , . Yzlrsity Club . . . mem- Also member of mile rclay . . ln-r nl mile-rt-lay team that plan-ll l-'ttcrsz track and volley bull . . lbirfl in vity cmnpctitiull. Varsity Club. JACK HARMAN Track and swimming teams . . MARTIN FLOM butterfly stroke, brcaststrokc . . ALBERT HAZEME llllll4ll'i'fl yarrl flash . . . 120 clasb VHVSWY Allllll- Track V- slmrt rlistuncc man- -two . lvttvrn1zm: vmvllcy bull :mtl travk l1u11rlrc'cl txrmlly ynrcl nlasb . . . Yar- . Varsity Club. .ity Club, SWIM TEAM First Row-T. Adams, L. Cohen, L. Dalton, W, Cleary, W. Allen, M. Zigarelli, C. Hoffman. Second Row-G, Cohen, B. Coleman, B. Campbell, M. Palley, J. Ward, B. Dines, J. Harmon. Third Row-Mr. Blair, jefferson, T. Ward, J. Hinke, C. Austen, K. Krummel, W. Blum. -- AA A A AA ArAAAAAAAAAA'rrAAA 87 A AAAAA AA rr AA A aaa BETSY KEALLY'S SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM B. Keally-V. Gillespie, A. DeFazio, A. Belish, S. Edgar, D. Ulrich, M. Cotman, B. West. GIRLS SPORTS The Girls Spnrts llepartnient always seeins to get pnsherl into a little corner. lint our wurlt is just as important as the work dune in the liuys Gym llepartinent. livery year tournaments in lmasketlmall. vnlley lmall, innshlmall and tennis are sponsored fur the girls during the activities period. This year lietsy Keally's team wun the Seninr Girls llztsketlnall Champiunsliipg Margie lYrig'ht's team. the .lnninr Lfliainpiunsliipg Nancy l.nfln'ig's teain, the Supliuinme Cliainpirmshipg and lfclith Hughes' teain the Freslnnan Championship. The resnlts nf the vulley hall. ninshlmall and tennis tUlll'll2l.lllClltS are not in yet. lietsy Really ancl Klargy XVright are lmattling for the Senior Ynlley llall Chain- pinnshipg llnlures l'i2ll'Tllf'lllW-S and Rntli lfstaticcfs teams are contesting for the MARGIE WRIGHT'S JUNIOR cuA1v1P1oNsH1P BASKETBALL TEAM M. Wright-Williams Twins, E. Fladger, N. Kappel, E. Matson, B. J. Rayburn, A. Alioto -.., , , ,,,,,.. ,. ,W , ,W , 88 .fwd Y Y. .f .n?V Tin W ,YW ,, NANCY LUDWIG'S SOPHOMORE CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM N. Ludwig-F, Rickard, N. Gass, J. McNutt, V. Stewart, H. Mitchel, V Conrad E Bruder, D. Staiger. hlmiiors. lieleckys team won the Soplmniore Cllitlllllllllltillill aml Kean won the lfreshmzm Yolley Rall Champimiship. ln orcler tor a girl to he on a team. she must pass her gym work and must have an interest in spurt aetivities. .Xny girl with these recpiirements mav also he tfaptain of a team. lf a girl plays on a losing team, she will receive 5 points - 1 it she plays on a wmnmg team she will receive l0 pumts. luverv playtl on 1 thzmipxnmslnp team will receive 30 pumts provicling N teams have pl'1verl m the tpmwiament. XYllt'll these girls heepme seniors these points are tota lul. .Xll girls who have earnecl 150 ur more points reeeive a varsity letter: those who have 100 to 150 points receive :1 murlifieml letter: aml those who have from 25 to 100 pumts reeerve mimerals. E. Hughes-B. Coutts, S. Merril, P. West, M. Clagget, C. Cooper, M. Maello, D. Unks, C. Mellnor. 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