Penn Hills High School - Seneca Yearbook (Penn Hills, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

Y 94 fi 4 'k 'A' 'A' ir THE 1943 SENECA I I 1 l Ln I 1 1 Education for Democracy SENECA Vulmlisllcd by TIIIC SICXTOR CLASS PENN HIGH SCHOOL V1.1 u oNA, PA. ur Heritage 1 1 And What We have inherited much 'from the past. Our knowledge of past history is ahnost indispens- able to ou 1' p1'esent-day Civilization. Think for zx 11101l10llf what would happen if 21 generation should grow up unaequaillted with the vital knowledge the people now possess. One of the great p1'esvnt-day thinkers, Dr. Albert Ein- stein, speaking to 21 body of students along these lines said: hllenr in mind tho faef that the wonderful things whivh you 0011112 to know in your schools 5 5 1 Y as Done For Us are the products of niany generations and have been accomplished in enthusiastic struggle and with great etiort in all eeuntries of the earth. .ill this is now laid in your hands as your in- heritanee to the end that you niay receive, honor, and adyanee it. and some day faithfully convey it to your posterity. Thus we inortals are ininiortal in that we work together in never- endine' ac-hieveinent. lf you will constantly bear this in inind, you' will find a meaning in life and effort, and will attain the right atti- tude toward other people and other times. Self-Government lt is generally agreed that de- mocracy ean be sueeessfully op- erated only when its structure is built upon a foundation of character capable of self-goverir nient - which, among other traits, must definitely combine integrity and a sense of respon- sibility. Freedom of Living ,Freedom of living is sunnned up in the Declaration of Inde- pendence, which states that every citizen of the United States is entitled to enjoy life, liberty, and the pursuit of hap- piness. American Ideals In our United States We still eherish the ideal of democracy. llere self-effort, together with ability, may win for any citi- zen, rich or poor, the highest positions of trust and respon- sibility in the nation. 'k 'k Dedicated to Those Who , ,. W, ., W D1 MM, , , , ,, MM, Cherish Democracy This year, We, the senior c-lass of '43, unlike others, dedi- cate our issue of Seneca to a group of people insteadgof just one - to the teachers and fellow students of Penn High School who have answered their eountryls eall to arms. These nien ffor they are all men nowj of the Army, Xavy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and the Merelmnt Marine are not forgotten, they are present, alive and vivid in our nieniories and hearts. lVe are bound to theni by more than material things -- those intangible ones of faith, youthful memories, and our high school days to- gether. The boy who sat beside us in chemistry class or the teaeher whose advice and understanding were so Very important to us, may be in North Africa, Guadalcanal, or the Solomons giving his life for us. He's fighting so that others can share the education we have been so fortunate to attain. To these nlen, who are giving so rnueh, we proudly dedicate this book, in the hope that it will make us more conscious of what they are fighting for. 'k ir 'A' 'k 'k ir ir ir ul' 'Ir if Self Government l3ClllUC1'2lCy e- that is, gOVC1'l11llO11t of, by, and for the people - has been OlBU1'2lflllQ in its present form in Aineriea for abent one hundred l'ty years. Naturally many things have 0ccni'1'c-d which were far from deinocratie, but it has been 21 noble develop- ment, resulting in a splendid type of life for inillions who have found homes in this country. Under our systein of self-goverinnent rapid progress has been made in many fields of human endeavor. 'k if ir ir 'A' 'A' 'A' if i' 'ir 'lr 'A' ir ir if ir ir 'A' 'Ir 'ir if ir ,, 7 7 ,WW W Administration Cn the Home Front lVith great foresight our supervising principal, Mr. Fred E. Haines, has served Penn Township for seven years. The students of Penn High School will long rcmemher hiui as a skillful organizer, a Wise counselor, and an understanding friend. Mr, Norman F. Hoelzle, principal of Penn High, has a huge task in overseeing various details, giving important announcements, enforcing regulations, and plauuiug the activities of the students. Mr. Joseph E. XVl1C1'1 j', as assistant principal, as- sists Witli duties in connection With the daily routine. Regarding his Work at Penn High he stated, 4'My years at Penn High have been pleasant even though the times have been perplexing and troubled, l ex- tcud the best of luck to those leaving high school for either the armed service or service on the home trontfi TOP TO BOTTOM Mr. Fred E. Haines, Supervising Principal Mr. Norman F. Hoelzle, Principal of Penn High School Mr. Joseph E. Wherry, Assistant Principal Board of Education We present the Board of Directors of the l,G1111 Township Schools: . Born i11 IPOIIII Township, Mr. Kaufiiizui Stoner, Jr., serves as prosidoiit of the Board of Education as his filtllvl' did iii tho 0211'l.V part of tho 1!HJO's. Mr. Harry Dean, Sr., is activc i11 civic affairs and now is vice president. Ho is 2111 zmditor for tho l.711io11 Trust Conipuuy. Mr. John E. l'Ic-trick. SCK'l'Ct2l1'f', has faithfully sorvod the township for many yoars. Mr. Wlatts, tl'C2lSll1'01', is Suporiiitciidout of Farms Qt the State lustitutioii at llloodville. Mr. A. Clair Mitcholl, who works for the lilll- quosuo 'Light Coiiipaiiy, has lived in the township 11i11QtoQ11 years and has been with the Board sovou years. .h1l0fl101' 1llQH1lK'1', Uuptuiii Honry ll-Ill'l'21y, C11- listod iii the lviiitod Status Marino Corps. Mr. Philip AlCXYllll2l1llS, 21 lifoloiig rosidout oi P01111 Township, works at Qlidgowzitoi' Stcol 00111- pany. The solicitor is .Xttornoy li. Rhody l31'o11lo1'o. Left to Right - Mr. J. M. Watts, Treasurerg Mr. J. E. Hetrick, Secretaryg Mr. K. W. Stoner, Jr., Presidentg Mr. P. S. McWilliams. Left to Right - Mr. A. C. Mitchell, Mr. R. R. Brenlove, Solicitorg Mr. H. E. Dean, Sr., Vice Presidentg Mr. H. C. Murray. Faculty Mia. U. -Xi.om:N University of IIittsIrur:.:'h, ILS. Mn. M. IXIAIOIIN Vniversity of l'ittsburg'h, ILS. Miss QE. M.. .XTKINSON Grove City Uollefqe. ILS. Mus. M. I.. Ihlcxn: Vniversity of Pittsburgh, ILS. Mn. IV. E. I3.xx11z.xl1:ui1:1: Duquesne l'nivex'sity. A. IS. Miss L. E. III-:ms Slippery Rock, ILS. Miz. J. ,BICIIG Muskingurn Collvgcl, .X.lI. Mus. A. G. BllllKll0I.lJl4IlI Frick Teachers Uolloge, l'nix'L-rsity uf Mu. G. C. l'L-x1:1c Indiana State 'l'z-nvliors L'olleg.:'e, ILS. Miss J. Pom' liutztown State 'I'v:u'Iiui's Colin-5.50. ALB. Mn. A. If. CHAN!-I Greeiiville Collvprc-. .X.Il. Mn. J. II. IJHICSSINIG t':xlil'm'nia Ststtv TC'2Il'lIl1I'S l'oll1-gl.-, ILS. Mir. J. A. Gn:soN, J iz. Pittsburgh, ILS. Grove City, ILS.: l'nivei'sily of Pittsburgh, M.lC1l. Miss IC. Glniss Vnivursity of l'ittshui'g'h, A.lI., M.Litt. Miss ,L M. GIIAIIAAI Muskingum College. .X.l-. Miss M. J. IIICGGIIC Pennsylvania College for XVomen, A.B. Mus. D. C. IIINDALIN Indiana State 'Fezxchers Miss M. CIT. IIINDMAN Indiana State Teachers College, ILS. College, ILS. Miss A. E. Il0l1'Ml'IlS'l'1'IIl Indiana State 'l'ear-hers Llullege, 15.5.5 Pittsburgh, M.Em1. Mus. M. Gr. Jlcivivizlw University of Indiana State 'l'eucl1ei's College, ILS. in Public School Music. Mlzs. A. J. ICALISZ University of Pittsburgh, A.I3. Miss V. A. JQIGNNEDY Duquesne Vniversily, Nach. of Ed. Mn. J. MANTON Vniversitx' of Pittsburgli. .t.B. Miss P. C. M.xssA1nQLr.I Vniversity of Pittsburgh, A.B. Miss M. JIAIIZACIL Mr. I-loelzle's Secretary. Miss M. J. hICClIA.CKEN University of I'ittsburg'h, A.l!., M.A. CLatinJ Mies. R. 13. Mimlcs Pennsylvania State College. .LIL Mus. M. H. IJIJORIIIS l'niv0rsit5' of Pittslvurgli, 13.5. TOP TO BOTTOM lLeft to Right? GROUP I - Mr. C. Alcorn, Miss E. Reed, Klinar Renschigai, Mr. Proksa. GROUP II - Mr. Berg, Mr. Peters, Miss meister, Mr. Wherry, Mrs. Kalisz. GROUP III - Mrs. Hindman, Mr. Wolfe, Hindman. GROUP IV - Miss Richey, Miss Maibach, Lyon, Miss Woods. GROUP V - Miss McQuiston, Miss Thomas, Graham, Miss Stoehr, Miss Kennedy. Mrs. Hof- Miss Miss Miss Miss .X. J. Mc'Qu1s'mx .XIII-glis-113' Vollrigo, A.l!. Miss I'uss1css1cY liiwkm-Il I'nix'ursil5'. AJS, in liiuluggy. Mn. II. I.. I'l1:'l'lc1rs Aiiiskinxuni, .X.lS.: I'nix'ursiI5' of Ifittslmrgh. AI.I-III. J Mus. J. I'lf1cllf1-'I-11: I'ImIil1Ivm'11 Flaw 'I'v:i1'Ii4-l's, ILS. In I'uIvIic' S4-llmrl AVI. Miz. J. I'. I'1:oKs.x I'vl1ns5'Ivuni11 Shilo f'4iIIc-3.11-, ILS. 3 I , , Mus. Ii. I.. Iii-.mms I'niv--1'sily of I3'ittsI1u1'2'I1. ILS. Miss IC. Illcl-311 4 llusliingum. .'X.IZ.: I'niv1-rsily of I'iL1sIxurgIi. IXLICQI. Miss M. Illclfin whim WI-slvyan Ifnivr-rsily. .X,l1, Mies. I'. I..Ii1f:i4:11m:. IMPHIIIIIIISIOI' CoIIQQ'v. ILILA. Miss M. Illvlrm' A Sm-iw-I'ii'5' lo Mr, Ilziim-S, 1 Mus. IC. K1.1x,x1: Iilcxswiiimsii s I7l1IX'l'I'HIlY of I'i1.lsIvurg:'I1, ILS. Miss M.J.Si'1Q1f:1:s I'nix'r-rsily of l'iLLsIrurp.g'Ii, .X.ll. Miss M. S'1'ol+:il'l: Slimu-ry Rovk Stun- 'l'r-zu-In-rs Vmullz-gr-. l'nix's-rsily nf I'II.ISIlllI'l.fI1. A.IE. Miss M. 'I'1w?.r.xs Grux'm- Pity, Duquvsm- I'nivr-rsity. .X.l!. Miss. I+Iv1f1m'N M. IWVIGIVI' I'nIx'0l'siIy of PitLsIvu1'gI1, A.IS. Mir. J. IC. XVIII-:mar I..-xoxo lily. A.I,., IY1IX'l'I'SIIj' ul Inttslrurgli. M.I-AI. M ic. J .x il las Wcmifiiz f':1lit'orniu Slato 'l'mu-Iiv-rs l'oII1-gs-. ILS.: l'vnnsylx'nni:i Stain Uollvge, BI, ICQI. in Ind. Ed, Miss U. IVOODS School Nurse. West Donn Hospital Training Sulmol, TLN. ' GROUP I CLefL tn Rightj - Seated: Mrs. 1'ff:i1'for, Mrs. Jef- freyg SLnncIing: Miss Cort, Mr, Williams, Miss McCracken GROUP TT - Mr. Manion, Miss Heggie, Miss Massarelli Miss Atkinson, Mr. Dressing. GROUP III - Seated: Mrs. Burkholdcr, Mrs. Redman Standing: Mrs. Morris, Miss Berg. Mrs. YVcrt. Seated CLeft to Righth - Miss M. Reed, Mrs. Baker, Miss Possessky, Mrs. Mears, Mrs. Reeher, Miss Spears. Standing CLeft to Righth - Mr. Crane, Mr. Gibson, Mr. M. Alcorn, Miss Glass. u Class History SENIOR BOARD M. Baird, R. Baker, J. Turner, U. Hal- loran, M. Price, G. Sanderson, Miss McQuiston, A. M. Dembaugh, Mr. Berg, N. Vuletich, L. Schmidt. Can We Ever Forget ? FRESTINAN YEAR - 1940 -- September 7 - the proud and possessive feeling at sight of ftdear old high . . . the swift ebb of self-confidence once in the puzzling corridors among wiselooking upperelassmen . . . furtive peeks bee hind doors for classroom numbers . . . hall marathons between classes . . . hot soup cradled in onels lap at the peaeeful'7 lunch hour . . . ear-splitting scalp yells at football games . . . crisp, tangy days with our red and gold band march- ing down the field . . . orgies of jitterbugging . . . Open House . . . beaming parents . . . the amazing realization that sunnner vacation had begun. . SOPITOMORE YEAR - 19-L1 -- Fresh and sprightly froin summer ac- tivities . . . slislhtlv overbearinv' toward the unfortunate freslnnan . . . tflllhohs y- y 7 uk 1 U x 1 .O u u 1 1 4 a , lahootyf' driving us frantic with curiosity . . . the unforgettable 4S2l1lO1'S Hornpipel' from the chorus' HH. M. S. Pinaforel' . . . t'Sub-debbese chatter all the vogue . . . CU1'1'G11lf pep talk: Slip your dilly into the old meat-grinder and get set for a siege of shincracking at that genial rat-race tomorrow night . . . l l I wanorama b ' band. chorus and orchestra . . . a surge of interest in 1 7 g, vacation plans . . . from Hsophsn to uniors were we. J'UNlOll YEAR - 1942 - We, the new Hbaelibone of the school, firinly resolving to establish a good and long-remembered reputation . . . the NFall Fiestaw . . . The Miliadow - fascinating oriental operetta by the chorus . . . the annual Williinsburg-Penn game . . . rivalry-inspired cheering . . . home- coming dance to f'Ye Olde .luke Box . . . dirty saddle shoes, baggy sweaters, pork pie . . . production c'Once and For All, our junior play . . . The Junior- Senior Reception bringing the departure of the seniors and our difficult task of filling their shoes in 1943. SENHJR YEAH - 19-L3 - Seniors - us l . . . unbelievable, but true . . . how difficult to express that feeling of finality . . . of everything happening for the last time . . . our first dance, the 'fllarvest Moonl' filling the class coffers . . . our last pep meeting and football game . . . magazine sales creating a record . . . Xoveniber 20, our senior play, 4'Sliy Road - to senior prom -- precious with niemories but sad with thoughts of parting . . . the J unior-Senior Reception, our last social function . . . Senior Class Night with fond pennings from friends in each f'Seneca', . . . Baccalaureate - that solemn reminder that we would have to leave this secure little world to seek our various fortunes . . . Connnencement night . . . tears . . . congratulations . . . gifts . . . the sudden empty feeling that it was all over . . . another four years will never contain the same emotions, friendships, and experiences, but the memory of these four years will remain with us forever. -- URSULA IIALLORAN. Ho is li is 'r Lov ic HA K ici: Aeronautics Club 4: lland 1, 2, 31. -l-Drum Major: Basketball 1, 2, 22, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Board-Vice President 4: Cue and Curtain 31. 43 Hi-Y 15, 4: H,M.S, Pinafore 2: Home Room Oflicer 1, 2: High Honor Roll 1, 2, 35, 4: Nature Club TI: Once and For All fi: Orchestra 2: Penn Points 1, 2. Ii, 4: Science Club 1, 2, It, 4: Seneca 4-Assistant Plintograpliy Editor: Road 4: Spanish Club ZS -- President: Student Council 4: The Mikado Zi: Twirlers' Club 2. IJ, 4. A better president cannot he found, he has guided our class with wisdom profound - according to us, no better's around. M 1aI.viN Pinch: Aeronautics Club 4: Class Board 2, President 2, 31, Vice President 4: Cue and Curtain 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, President 3: Home Room Olliccr 2, 2: Student Council 25, 4: Once and For All Ji: Pep Club 41 Science Club 3, 4: Seneca 4. The kind of guy we like in our Air Corps, They talk about Casanova, Romeo, and Rhett, but what have they got on 11lelvin?,- He's well-likied by all for his good looks, personality, and capability, l h ' ' f Q . P, 'S a IIILIPA WizAisi.i-:Y N ' 4 lf V 4? r ' ' ' Art Club 1: Chorus 2, 3:xC, e .nd Giirtaintli: 4: Gf A, A. 1, 2, 3: H,M.S. Pinaforen 3:' Horn om Ofllceril, 3, 4: Iflonor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Once and For Xll: iin4PoLuts 2, SE 4: P p Club 4: Seneca 4. Hilda has a Win ing wh 1 s e's fu, ojhuirlsr, always gay: sho rates high in her 'rlassJ-- an all mio nd g od' person is this lass. rj x . . SIIIltl.IC?N'NUIl'IL 'ii W ' 31,5 ' -. lf - 1 , N Class' Bo rt 2, A4-1,l:P1-ehsfirer lag: Chor s 1, 2, 3, 4: Cu and Cur- tain Ii, : irl Rleservestli: 41' Vi Pre-sic ent 4' 'H.M.S.i' naforef' 2: Hdme oo n Oificer 1, : H r Rol , 2: e Milsadtf' 3: tinge a G, r All' 3: Pehn oin 2, 3 XQEd't r 4: Sub Dei :ERIE h residgrit, 35, Tvillrl 's .lub 2 l'eliTQEfb, . lf,Wealth, could be ingsured kbp: frienclliness iy1wouldIhave income tax worries, , X , 1 ' tx' O ' x L1:sxlIif.x,fix.tr.1.oi N ,- li, ' A- Cheering rliquad 3:,'!dTheer eaclerflf 2, Ii. Hiad. Cheerleader 4: Chorus 1, 25, 4' 'Class lioarmlf-A Historian 4: tinge and Curtain 3, 4: G. A. A. 1: Giifl R. .rves ti 24: H.gl.S. lf'inafore 2: Home Room Otlicer 1. 2, CZ: lioiioisiiouliil, 3, 4: rchestra Zi: Penn Points 1, 2, Feature Editor Ci, Erlilxolr' thief 3: Pep Club 4: Seneca 41 Sky Road 4: The Mikadof' 3, l.et's give a P-E-N-N for lfrsula! She deserves three cheers for her acting, singing, writing, cheering, and modeling. AiAItJ0lIll'I Is.xi:ici,I,1e Anim Chorus 2, fi, 4: Girl Reserves 4. Here's a girl we all admire, of hor presence we never tire: to all her friends she's true indeed - in the nursing profession she'll surely succeed. R4kl.I'Il I.. Almilsox Baxter Junior High. Aeronautics Club 4: Cue and Curtain Ci. 4: Hi-Y CS, 4: lionor Roll 1: Once and For All ZS: Sky Road 4: Student Patrol Ii: WVrestling Club 2. NYc like Roy for his lively humor and acting ability. -IAM:-zs ll. Atcolix, Ju. Aeronautics Club 4: Hand 2: Home Room Oliicer I: Honor Roll 1: Science Club 1: Spanish Club 3. A good Scout who hopes to be a chemist or first-class machinist. litllililfl' .ALCOIIX ygaskptlisill l, 2, Ii, 4: Football 1, 2. IS, 4: Stage Crew 2, Ii, 4. llob is any man's Sportsman for he's adept in every lield: not tall. not dark, but handsome: hc envies the life of a millionaire. Don't wo all? iivi4:1,i'x Aimicx Basketball 2, 25, 4: Cue and Curtain 4: G. A. A. 2, Zi, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 4: Penn Points 4: .lunior Homcmakers 4: Soccer 2. Il. 4: Track 1. 2, Ii, 4. Evelyn loves athletics - has been active during her Penn Hi days. Dreams of wearing it white uniform. lJoN.xi.p C. .AL'l'lCNI5L'KliliH Aeronautics Club 4: Hi-Y 3: Honor Itoll JS: Spanish Club ZS: Scicncc Club 1, 2, 4: Stage Crew Ii: Track 1. 2, Zi, 4: VVrcstling 2. Don is a flash on the track: quiet but not so shy as he appcars. Ii'I,ol:.x1:1':i. IANIJICHSON Aeronautics Club 4: Chorus 2: ti. A. A. 1, 2: Girl lit-serves ZS, 4: Home lloom Officer 2: 'Fwirlers' Club 2, 3. Florabel's gay, quiet, and sweet - but most of all, she's petite! I , a Ili-:Nur ANNTN Henry is a. quiet lad, he's always happy. never sad: a. host of friends he's always had - to know him makes us very glad. HALPII' E. LXNSCTIUICTZ Honor Roll 2, Dark-haired, good-humored Ralph will bo a depend- able soldier ' will be proud to have this tuiet, easy-going boy in our ar : , llaizr A1:NoN1c Fifth Avenue High School ZR: Honor Roll Il: Seneca 42 P012 Ulllll 4- NV1- love Mary, who's so sweet: it's really a pleasure this miss to meet. Thorough, conscientious, and hard to beat - shc'll surely conquer every feat. ltoisrzirl' ll. Bam Aeronautics Club 4: Class Board 3: Cue and Curtain 3, -lg Football Sl, I-li-Y 3, 4: Home Room Officer 2, IS. 4: Once and For All R: Penn Points 2, 3: Science Club 4: Spanish Club 2. A debonair lad is Robert Bair - for arguing he has a flair. NIARY G. BAIRD Verona High School 1. 2, 3: Girl Reserves -li .lunior I-lonicinakers 4: 'Pep Club -l, Chosen by everyone as a friend, always a helping hand sl1e'll lend: no one ever will sho offend, but all your troubles sbt-'ll help to mend. lIi1c.x'1'1:ic15 X. BARISON Cheering Squad 3: K-MVE-Ish Club 4: Pep Club 4. lVhen this Beatrice starts to sing she makes the room with music ring: she's very good at smooth or swing - in fact, she doesn't lack a thing. N ol: MA JEAN BEA'F'l'Y Clieering Squad 3: G. A. A. 1: Girl Reserves 4: K-M-E-Ish Club 3, 4g Pop Club 4. A tiny lady, lovely and dear to her many friends both far and near - is ever ready to comfort and cheer her fellow classmates throughout the year. lhccatar BIAIRTANNE BELL A Whos-ring Squad 2: Home Room Oilicer 1, 2, 4: Junior Hoinemakers 4: Volleyball 25, 4. This dark-haired Belle likes to sow and cook. Pegs will make at lucky lad an ideal Wife. EAIITQY BENSON tl, A, A. l: Junior Homemalu-rs. Quiet . . . bashful . . . smiling person. ldmily has a sweet personality. lV.xIp'1'1+:l: 13I'IXZl'I N110 RIVER Art Club 2: Honor Roll 1: Stage Crew 2. Walt has been an asset to our class. ,AIARY M.. BlfJltG Aeronautics Club 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3. 4: G. A. A. l, 3, 4: Home Room Officer 2: Honor Roll l, 2, Il. An export in math, a good sport in all sports: an all-around sweet miss. Flair: p ,B ICTZ Aeronautics Club 4. A blue-eyed, curly-headed fellow, full of the devil. Fred is a whiz at the piano and is very niuch interested in aeronautics. V1 no I Nm H. Biol-:Nuo Cheering Squad 3: Girl Reserves Ii, 4: Honor Roll lg K-M-E-Ish Club 4: Pep Club 4. Personality Plus and a winning way has Vir- ginia, charming and gay -- always there when you need a friend - never too tired her help to lend. f'ol.l':'1 1'14: M. RINZ J Cheering Squad Il: Girl Reserves'Z3g Honor Roll 1, 2, 23, 4: K-M-E-Ish Club Il, 4: Pep Club 4: Sub-Deb Club 3. A peppy little girl who likes to ice skate and dreams of being an aviaw. I 4 C 0 XX, 4-rf' .1 of l'C K .get JICANNIC TSIIIIJSICYIC 59' If Plum High 1, 2, 3: Band -l: Chorus 5 Orchestra 4. A talented miss in the music line, who is found at the piano much of her time. C.x'1'lli4:1:1Ni': Bimcos Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: K-M-E-Ish Club 3, 4: Seneca 4. Very fond of children - bound to succeed as a teacher. JACK L. Hl.lCKI'INlllililfiill Pep Club 4: Stage Crew -l. VVe think blithc Blick will be a super airplane mechanic. Janus Bomcx :X-EI'0l'l2l.l1iif'S Club -ig Art Club 1. 2, 31 Science Club 3, 4. Friendly Jimmy is a super-duper artist: he hopes to be an air corps pilot. Happy landings, Jim! IsAl:14:LL14: 'Booos Art Club 1: Chorus 2, il, 4: Cue and Curtain ll, 4: H.M.S. Pinafore 2: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Once and For All Il: Penn Points 2.5, Il- Copy Editor Il: The Mikado 3: Pep Club 4: Spanish Club Ii. Add looks, brains, and talent - the sum is Isabelle. l,OR0'l'IIY J EANN14: 'l3oLLiNu1c1: High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. This blond genius hopes to become a successful teacher. Good luck, Dot ! LILY IIAZEL Booivu Basketball Il: Junior Homemakers JS, -1. A very nive person to know. Her ambition to become a beautician will carry her far. GUY Bosmou Basketball Manager 4: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. This gay Guy wants to be a professional golfer or an air corps mechanic. Eowxizn W. BOYD The United States army is Eddic's aim: ho will soon be thi-rc to win great fame. Ami icuii Bozxnz Commercial Club 43 K-M-E-Ish Club 4. Shc's as quiet as can bet she seldom makes a sound, but we always agree she's nice to have around. l.oi'isn Iiinxln' Art Club 1: Sonor-a 4. liouise is a sincere. pretty girl, well-known for her art: she certainly should succeed in advertising. .lion iilll'l lfAlN Aeronautics Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. A neat dresser, with a correspond- ing personality. . 7 WMM WJ f . . . 75 ffijf l J, Vey 1 A :F Wii,'i.I.txl I'illlfN0 ff ' llasketball 2: Football 1, 4: Home Room Otiicer Il, 43 Track U. 'Phe original tall, dark, and handsome. llil1's ambition is to be an oillc-or in the marines. Viimixu i'iItl'XVl'IT.lIIfllllli Basketball 1, Il: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves ZS, 4: Home Room Oflicer ZS: H.M.S. Pinaforen 2: Honor Roll Il, 4: 'l'he Mikado tl: Pep Club 4: Seneca Staff 4: Soc- c-er 1, 2. Ginny's unique collection of bracelets jingle, jangle. 'ingle - so xyill the bells when she becomes a telephone operator. 1 i - X - We , ' -4-4.4 - .. , I Q 1 ' f if Wav, ,I f Ilrl-'if Dl'St'IIlG - lianrl 1, 2: Chorus - President 2, 3: HHJLS. Pinafore' 2: The Mikado Il: Pep Club 4, Quiet. sim-ere Duff likes everyone - everyone likes Duff. Ambition: Farmer or mechanic. Lois EMMA Hrstfiiifz Girl Reserves IJ, 4: K-M-E-Ish Club 4: Sub-Deb Club 2, 3. Comely Lois keeps up the army's morale by writing letters. -lniics Ultuoic Ilashful but nit-o - tliat's James - all his follow students like him. linux f,'lll'ZllOK Art Club 1: Basketball 2, Il. 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Patrol 2, il, 4: Pep Club 4: Seneca Staff 4: Soccer 2, 3. YVe all know Amy as a good patrolman. and we think she'll be just as good a home ec-onomics teaoher. Gicoiruii: t7ui:is'i' t'heerin:.: Squad 25: l'ep Club 4. I-le's always very silent, he seldom makes a noise: his t0mper's never violent 7 tops among the boys. lCi,iz.xnic'i'lI, l'if:,ti.:1, COMANICI llasketball Il, 4: Cheering Squad ZS: G. A. A. Il, 4: Girl Reserves 3, Honor Roll 1, 2: Junior Homemakers 4: Spanish Club - La Hora cle Placer 23. An athletic person, full of pep and vim. t'.vi'i1i:mxif: ELIZAB ICTJL CHOIVT Basketball 1, 2, Ii, 4: Cheering Squad 3: G. A. A. 3, 4: Girl Re- serves 33, 4: .Junior l-Iomemakers 4: Perfect Attendance 1, 2: Pep Club 4. Catherine likes sports, especially skating: this lass deserves the highest rating. liuxiun I.JAii.iQY llzisketball Ll: G. A. A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Girl Reserves ll, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Soccer Il: Seneca Staff 4. Pretty Eunice likes to type and dance: her ambition is to become a successful stenographer. ll Am' JAN14: llxitx lax' Girl Reserves 25. 4. If we all knew our languages like Mary knows hers. teachers would be happier and students less perturbed. Gm-zxx lhvis Hand 1: Chorus 2: Football 4: H.M.S. Pinaforeu 2. Ono would never guess by the mischievous twinkle in his eye that Glenn wants to study l:tw. Main' JANE IJAY Aeronautics Club 4: Chorus 3: Cue and Curtain 22. 4: Girl Reserves Il. 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, Zi, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, ll, 4: Home Room Oilieer 1, 2, Il: Penn Points 1, 2, 3 - Editor ZS: Pep Club 4: Science Club 4: Seneea lCditor-in-Chief 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Traek 1, 2. For Marv .lane welll east our vote to win a place of honor, in fields of tame and fortune too. or where success might call her. ANNA M.x1:oA1nf:'1' Dmruauott , Penn High 'l, SI, 4: Springdale 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Board Il. 4: Cue and Curtain 4: Home Room Otlicer - President 3, 4: Ilonor Roll 1, 3: K-M-E-Ish Club 3: t'The Mikado Ji: Nativity 'IZ Sub-Deb Club 2. NVhat could be more pleasant than to hear the thrilling voice and to see the sweetness of Anna. Margaret? l,.xVi4:1:Nie l3t:i.i.ic ijllilllililffll G. A. A. 1: Girl Reserves 25, 4. She's always ready with a smile. her services are quite worthwhile: at helpful, pleasant girl to know. MAl:'r1l.x llizor Art Club lj Cheering Squad 3: Girl Reserves Il, 4: Junior Home- makers 4: Student Patrol 1, 2, Il. 4. XVe know that Martha will do well. we'll rate her at the top - she'll do her work, she'll never stop. until the closing bell. AiAli.l0lIll'I Lois IJt7ifr14:'t'T Art Club 1: Chorus 2: Cue and Curtain Zi, 4: G. A, A. 2: Girl Ite- serves 22. 4: Home .Room Otlicer - President 1, 2: Honor lloll l, 2. 25, 4: Uni-e and F r All 3: Penn Points 1, 2, Il. 4: Pep Club 4: Sub- IJ4-b t'lub 2, 15: 'iwirlers' Club ,2. M?tr.ioric's sense otighuinor is always at the b : besides that, she is pretty, anidelmr friendship stands the test 'N 1' 1 J x M .' '. ' I Nlwitol it lhwc , Y if! .. ix A 1 .1 l 1 1 ' t i' i L1 Vue ana Curtain 4,Mt'heerleatler Squad-til: irl Reserves ynwlltriitmi' lto -l, 2, Il: Sub-D .b Club 2T'Il. Attraggv , rosy-chyelai .lVlill'J.2'ill'0t 2 a pleatynt' c ns tiohilist andxa uej frienib 7 , f ' , ' , I , A x t 4, ,N ,ef i if it ul l f . 7 X ' ii J 'X X'-,X l, ' - 4-X. itfm L. 4i.f4f 6-4 M' kj Jw N., t , 4, , 1, f-.1 ,J.1'.,,Q-','X.,k - i2ll,l4ll4lN IJVNN ' Verona High Svhool 1, 2, 3: G. A. A. 4: Girl eserves 4: Ven t'lub 4. Collects posteards and statues of horses: although sht-'s quiet as a mouse she has plenty of original ideas: ambition is to become a eommervial artist. w ICUNA AIAY lnowaiibs , Girl Reserves il, 4: Home Room Oilicer 2: .lunior Hom-:takers 4. A fortunate airline will someday claim a charming stewzi less who eame from Penn Hi. 1 1 1 . X , 1 I tzimxs I'1Lli'lxl'.R 1 Aeronautics Club 4: Basketball 3, 4, Football Il. 4. His winning: ways. ,food humor, and athletic ability make miny east envious glances: Glenn's 0verybody's friend. l3ii:'rsx' Etmsox V Art Ulubg Penn Points 2, Zi, 4: Home Room Officer 2: G. A. A. 2: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Sub-Deb Club 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, Zi: 'Pwirlers' Club 3: Cheerleading Squad Sig Aeronautics Club 4. Red-headed Betsy, so debonair, has friends aplcnty everywhere. PAUL EVANS Band 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3. Likeable Paul is a great hunter and golfer, hopes to join the navy. Louis FAZI You all should meet this fellow Lou, a kindly act he'll always do: his talents are far more than few -- a treat's in store, we promise you. Niciroinxs F1-QKKATCII Quiet and unassuming is Nick, but a good sport! He wants to be a naval air cadet and we all hope he succeeds. CONRAD From Pep Club 4: Stage Crew 4. Connie is a master on the accordion. He's quite ambitious for he hopes to own a large fleet of trucks. Don't get in an argument with him, he can talk himself out of anything. EDNVARIJ FRIDXKY Aeronautics Club 4: Hi-Y 43 Pep Club 4: Science Club 1: Home Room Officer 1. Ed is a striking example of the perpetual good- humor man. He came to Penn from Peabody. His ambition is to be a success and he will be. JEANNE ITNURICK G. A. A. 1, 23 Girl Reserves 2, 4: Council Representative, Junior Homeinakers 43 Pep Club 4. Jeanne is peppy and vivacious. Loves to dance, swim, bowl. Lois Tiouisic GADSON G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: K-M-E-Ish Club 4: Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. She is a friend to everyone who knows her. Her brown eyes and smiling face give her a gay, charming air. JOHN W. GARLOCH Dormont 1: Chorus 3, 4. Everyone likes slow, industrious John. GRACE GERNS Band 1, 2, Cue and Curtain 3, 43 Girl Reserves 4: Sub-.Deb 2, 3. Tall, slender, and graceful, with hair like Veronica Lake: her an:- bition is to be a model and a good one she'll make. Bisssiia GIEBLER Bessie and flowers are a good combination. XVe hope she someday gets her wish to own a greenhouse. BIAT'I',lIl4lNV M. GIRDICH Art Club 1: Cheering Squad 35 Pep Club 3, 4: 'Stage Crew Il. A tiny lad, who enjoys keeping his ehums in a laughing mood. Zona GI.ADi1iLL G. A. A. 1, 25 Girl Reserves 4: Pep Club 4. Zoie is at home on roller skates. Her ambition is to be a telephone operator. PAUL Gononisn llasketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. We'll certainly miss Paulco's punting, tackling, and crooning' around our school next year. XVILLIARI H. GOODXVORTH Art Club 15 Band 2, 3, 4: Cue and Curtain 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, Nature Club 54, 43 Penn Points Ii, 4, Seneca 3, 4, Bill's a musician with a very high acclaim, and 'tis certain he'll play his way to fame. HOUICIZT llQ.xL1-1 Aeronautics Club 4, Honor Roll 1, 2: Pop Club 4. Robert is quiet and serious - a nice unassuming all-around good fellow. PAUI. IilC,IIAlID IJIARTZ Basketball 1: Football 1, 2, 33 Home Room Ofiicer 3, Pep Club 4. Paul is a whiz on skates. Likes to play football - dreams of own- ing his own plane. fltoii inrr HAz1i.n'rT liasketball 3, 4. Ilob, a whiz at basketball, to our air corps will give his all. ICLMA HELlilCCIi .Xrt Club 13 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 4: Junior Homemakers 12, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. This sweet-singing lass is a lady all the while, with her gay, friendly ways, all she meets she'll beguile. .l'osl':rII IIICKS Track 3, 43 Boxing Team 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. .loe is tall and that is true: but when he's happy, we can't be blue. Ilona LIILT. Cue and Curtain 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 3, Vice President 4: Girl Reserves 4: Home Room Officer 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 4: Seneca 43 Soccer - G. A. A., Manager 43 Sub-Deb 3, 4, Track 1 -- G. A. A., Manager 4. Her smile is ever charming: her manner ever gay. She'll surely be remembered for many and many S W lflmff lion 14: wr HOLDEN llasketball 2. B-ob's cheery smiles brighton any room he happens to be in. Bob also shines in basketball. .X1.1fIz1cD 1'IONSPERGER Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Good things come in small packages and that's Al. He wants to join the navy and he likes to swim - so here's hoping, Alf. Naturally his faxjorite band piece is Anchors Aweighf' l3l':'r'rY J IGANNE HOUK Edgewood High School 1, 23 Cue and Curtain 3, 45 Honor Roll 3: Girl Reserves 43 Once and For All : Pep Club 4, Seneca 4, As- sistant Editor-in-Chief. Betty Jeanne is our red-headed dynamof sho's a regular power plant of humor, brains, looks, and personality, We wish we'd had her sooner. 1iUssIcI.I. HUSTON Class Board 3, Cue and Curtain 3, 4, Home Room Officer 33 Once and For All. Always laughing at something, that's Russ. Ambi- tion? To be a VVAAC! Rtf'rli1lc 1IYsONG Cheering Squad 3: G. A. A. Zi: Girl Reserves 23, 4: Pep Club 4. Chick will make a chic aviatrix. RUTH I1:1cLAND Band 1, 2, 3: Honor Roll 2: Library Assistant 2, 25, 4. A few years ago Ruth's ambition was to get out of school, now she plans to go to college. Enifzaxoia E. Isiilcnwoon Girl Reserves 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: K-M-E-Ish 3, 4. Treasurer: Library Assistant 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Seneca 3, 4. A gentle, studious girl: will certainly be an asset to any man's Oflice. Huizisifzrrr JACKSON Aeronautics Club 4: Cue and Curtain 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Once and For All 3: Pep Club 4: Science Club 3, 4. A, handsome lad is Penn Hi's Herb: his honors are all much deserved. Eitxni Jlicons Cheering Squad 3: Chorus il, 4: Track 3: Girl Reserv tl, 4: Junior Homemakers 4: Pep Club 4: Volley .Hall Ii, 4. F ma is gi-ntlc, quiet, sweet - a combination ha'd to beat. 1O1t14l3 1 II Lb 1 OJ If . 1 V . T . N X I i 1 ' u 1 N th r Ba e ba 1, 2, unior nemakers 3, : Soccer 1. A chatlcr- bo , is true, what day 'ould be rigllt vithout ! Q1 Florence ? Iiclaxlc E. JOHNSON Basketball 1, 2: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Junior Homeniakers Il, 4: Soccer 1. Renie is always ready for a good laugh . . . an ardent photo collector. JACK JOHNSON , School would he frightfully dull without .Iack's habitual escapadcs. His favorite pastime is dancing which makes him. quite popular among the girls. Alumni me NAO'5ll JO11 N s'rON Girl Reserves 3, 4: K-M-E-Ish Club 4: Pep Club 4. This real lover of every kind of fun is never found idle but ever on the run: slowly but surely she has finally Won a place of merit for the work she has done. AIARY JOYCE Bank l, 2, 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 2: Honor Roll l, 2: K-M-E-Ish Club 3, 4: Orchestra 3: Sub-Deb Club 2, 3: 'lfwirlers' Club 2, Il, 4. Mary's cute and very pretty: more than that she's pert and witty - to the pick of our fair city we dedicate this little ditty. Mio IIA is r, IiARPANV Aeronautics Club 4: Once and For All 3. Mikes main interest is aeronautics-excellent field for a likeable chap. Blisu. KATSAFANAS Peabody High 1, 2: Class Board 4: Home Room Oflicer 4: Pc-p Club 4: Sky Road 4. Always happy, always gay: Basil's like that every day. .XNNAIIAE KENYON Art Club 4: Chorus 3: 1-lomemakers 25, 4: 'Fwirlers' Club 1. Hobbies- singin,-:',', horseback riding. Her poise and easy grace will make her zu perfect model. i3l5'1 rY J-AXE KER1: Cheerleader Souad 3: G. A. A. 2: Girl Reserves 3, 4: PSP Club 4- lletty Jane, our manikin of styles, is always neat, dependable, and 1-:iger to please. Doizorur Krsna Cheering Squad Ji: Soccer 2: Twirlers' Club 2. Lively Dorothy likes to twirl, play the drums - hopes to be a successful stenographer. .1 . Y ltrlui Ix1,rN1cIfJcLTE1t :'l'inky. Etna High 1, 2: Home Room Officer 4, 'Vice President: K-M-E-lsh Club 3, 4: Penn Points 4: Pep Club 4: Seneca 4. Cute little Rita will be tops as a secretary. VIRGIN TA Kosixxovicrr Chorus 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Pep Club 4. A true chorus mem- ber - here's wishing you luck, music teacher! ' 1.,AUL KOVAL l'uul is :1 truly grand lad -- sincere, well-liked by all. .l3l+:'r'rY Kozusko llzisketball 1, 2, '33 G. A. A. 2: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Heine Room Of- ficer 1: .Iunior Homemakers 3, 4: Soccer Betty has pep and plenty of go: she's one of the nicest persons we know: lots of charm and it pleasant smile, we won't forget her for quite a while. I 'KILL Kimusn Nvestinghouse: Chorus 3: The Mikado : Pep Club 4: Stage Crew 15. XVe wish big Bill success as an airplane mechanic. ANNE IKRAXVCHIK G. A, A. 3, 4: Junior Homemakers 35, 4. Anne has big brown eyes and charming chatter: she hasn't far to go to become the good sportsxvoman she wants to be. YW 7 1 nouns IXRISTOLICH lhisketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3, 4: Track 2, Il, 4. Tom is our hunter, fisherman, Sportsman combined. His main ambition is to live long and be happy. 72 ff7f'14 G.. 4 1 U G ff W ffqm,..ff I JOLORES VLAGNESE Uheering Squad 3: Cheerleader 1, 2-sub, 3: Cue and Curtain 4: A. A. 2: Girl Reserves 4: Pep Club 4. Black-haired, brown-eyed, witty miss, when it comes to pep she heads the list. RUTH LAMB Cheering' Squad 3: Girl Reserves 4: Home Room Officer 4, Vice President: Junior Homemakers 4: Pep Club 4. Ruth's the maiden with the pretty smile: full of pep she's most worthwhile. lJoi.i,r inuzsox Chorus 2, 3, 4: Cue and Curtain 3, 4: Girl Reserves 4: H.M.S. l'inatore 2: Home Room Ofl-icer 2: Honor Roll 2, 3: Penn Points 2: l'ep Club 4: Seneca 4: Sky Road 4. An attractive miss with a nopc:hal'gii1t way, who once she gets started has plenty to say. I IAHQRAINE Llwius ' Junior Homemakers 4: Girl Reserves fl, 4: Pep Club 4. Rainy enjoys hair-styling - that makes her one step ahead in fultiliina: her ambition to be a beautician. ,X A1 iciziuo Lexus Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Committee: Orchestra 4: Track 25. If Amerigo is as good an orchestra leader as a trumpet player, we'll be proud to claim him. iiiO,i5Elt'1' ilEN NOX Cheering Squad 3: Home Room Otlicer: Pep Club 4. VVith twinkling eyes and a mischievous grin, many more friends Boop is certain to win. AiAIHiARIi'l' H. T1l'Il'OVSKY Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: K-M-E-Ish. Quiet Margaret with her unassum- ing ways hopes to become a secretary. Pifzuor llicsico Girl Reserves 3, 4: Home Room Ofllcer 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 3: Pep Club 4: Student Council 2, ZS, 4. Our happy-go-lucky Peggy just sits and laughs and talks -- without her, class would be quite dull, shc's such a charming chatterbox. llxizizis Lixirlurr ' Hand 33, 4: llasketball 1, 2: Chorus 33, 4: The Mikado 3. A dash- ing lad, a wonderful singer, usually gets what he goes after. ii0lllGll'l'A TJOGUE Quiet, modest Roberta has a pleasant personality. She should be at successful secretary. 'i,lft'll.l,l'1 Mlxsox Girl ltoserves 4: Home Room Officer 4: Honor Roll 1, 2: K-M-E-Ish 4: Pep Club 4: Penn Points 4: Seneca 4: Student Patrol 3, 4. Sense ot' humor, a keen mind. a combination hard to find, 'Hirrii IXLICIC BIAY Basketball 1, 2: G, A. A. 1, 2, Il, 4: Girl Reserves 3: Home Room orim-1-, Vice President 25, Secretary 4: Honor 'Roll 3: Junior Home- makers 15, 4: Soccer 1, 2. Ruth loves her home economics class -- wants to teach it later in Penn. I'ii':'1 i'r .IAYNE Hct'i,t7xif: Chorus 1, 2: Home Room Ollie-er 1, Il: Girl Reserves 4: Junior llomcmalcers 4: Library Assistant 1, 2. llctty Jayne is friendh and gay - dependable and capable, loo. Itirrii MCCWJIQIJY Girl Reserves 3, 4: Home Room Ollicer 1, 2: Junior Homeniakers 4: Pep Club 4: Sub'Deb Club 2, 35. She'll make a cheery sec- retary - ere's a smile for everyone, although she's true to the navy. 351.3512 Gicoimili AIIIIALO Golf 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, ln our esteem he holds a hi 1 pos' ion: to be in our navy is his ambition. C M1L1J1c1+:o AIIKOLICTIC W Chorus 1, 23 G. A. A. 1, 2, Girl Reserves 21, 4, onor Roll 1, K-M-FL Ish Club -l, Mildred is a quiet sort of girl but she's always doing something for someone. l7ono'1'11Y BIILLIQIQ Basketball 1, 2: Girl Reserves 4: Honor Roll 1, 2: K-M-E-Ish Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4. We like the way Dorothy plays her Hawaiian guitar and hope she succeeds as a private secretary. BIELVIN Bi-ILLER Home Room Oflicer 15 Honor Roll 25 Pep Club 4. Enjoys horse- back riding, skiing, hunting, mushball. That slow drawl and easy- going manner will swing many deals when he gets his own coal business. lV1Li.i.xxi India BIILLER Npr-1 ,I Hand Manager 2: Basketball - Pep ub 2 Science Club 3. This blond i'Casanova like. t k som more. I-Eill plays basketball - was band na er dug is soph nore year. ,- lor BIILIQIK f N 1 s ZS, ' rl shr s 25, -lg Pep Club ark-haired, sweet Joy es to plan, ie J n ' we like to i Wee isis W1LLi. Al . aux Hi-Y 3, 4: Pep Club -1. Collects match covers, wants to enter college and become a chef, from the look of things Hill enjoys his own cooking. TILOMAS J. BIOLYNICAITX. Chee-ring Squad 33 Pep Club 4. Fully alert and active is Tom, scarcely another can equal him - hristling anew with excitement and vim, his sparkling optimism is hard to dim. Patti. Moxiiicixi Central Catholic 1, 2, 3. Friendly, good-natured Paul is quiet, red-headed, and tall. HlcNi:i1c'i 1'.x Mai: 3IOR'l'0N She can emlmroider anything from A to Z. She is also a musician. AIAIJIGLI N ic BIVURIZAY VVQ-stinghouse 23 Basketball 35 Girl Reserves Il, 4, Pep Club 55, 4. This merry Murray lass has def-isled to become a secretary. NVQ-'re wishing her luck. tliiluiiacs G. Xicifif, Jn. Aeronautics Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Cue and Curtain 3, 43 H.M.S. Pinafore 23 Home Room Officer 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 14, 45 Once and For All 3: Science Club 4, Sky Road 43 Sportsman Club 2. This happy-go-lucky heartbreaker has joined our air corps. lf good-looking' Chuck is as good a pilot as he was in our Senior Class Play, he will really be okay! W lt'l.ol:1+:Ncm LNIQLSON I Girl Reserves Ii, 43 llibrary Assistant Il, 43 Pep Club 4. Florence is always jolly, nothing gots hcr down, with her merry humor she wipes off any frown. SAM Um. Nl+ZVV'l'ON Art Club 13 lla:-ilietball l, 2, Zi, 43 Football l, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 41 Soccer l. His athletic ability keeps him up all day, while his saxophone keeps everyone else up all night. Eifcalfzxitz OIHQN llaskolhall 2.5, Ii, -I3 'l'rar'k Il. 43 Home Room Secretary 2: Pep Club 4. Little he may be but he gets around fast . . . a lover of all sports. AIARY Onomsio K I-FI-Ish t lt m 4. A quiet lass with a 'kling personality. O l I . . f I l. 1:1-:Nl-2 Os'r1 wsKE Mu 021' W Vue and Curtain 35. 4: Girl Reserves 21: Home Room OH'icer 13 Honor Roll 133 Un:-e and For All 223 'Fwirlers' Club 2, Ii, -l: Sub-Deb Club 2. Zig Gym ltlxhibition 23, Hobbies: Dancinxr, twirling. Ambition: To ln- a private soc-rotary. llubblinpi over with friendliness. Mitzi will In- a wolf-omo addition to any office. .lrxi-1 ,if1I.lZAlBlC'l'lI, QPA1'N'1'1m liaskethall Il. 4: f'hc-ering Squad 233 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves Il, 43 K-M-IC-lsh Flub 43 Pep Plub 4: Soccer 4. A modest miss who wa ts to become a successful sienographer: there's always :1 laugh tn the tip of hor tongue. I f, jx J , . fl lam' ic l l'.A,i:soN , 1 and Curtain 23, 43 Girl Roscrres 43 Home Room Ollicer 251 Honor I oil El: Oni-c and For All : Pep Club 43 Sub-Ileb Club 3. A nurse io be, shc's filled with glee at the thoughts of future patients - you and me. MA 1: ro N OLA 1 1: ic Pi-3 iz Low Girl Reserves 253 K-M-E-Ish Club 4. Neat, efficient, with a charm- ing personality -- bound to succeed in a secretarial position. .IMAX l'i+'A1a Ulicerleadcr Squad It: G, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves -l: Honor Roll l, 23 Orchestra 1, 2, Il: Penn Points 2, Ii, 4, Club Editor 43 Pep t'lub 43 Sub-Deb Club 2, Il: 'Fwirlers' Club 2, CL Cheerful, good- natured .lean is looking forward to a career as a nurse. ltlclrxnn Mclf. 1l?r1cIif1f.ieR Aeronautics t lub 43 Art Club 13 Chorus 3, 4: Cue and Curtain 4: Hi-Y Ii, 43 Science Club 1, 43 Sky Road 4: Student Patrol 2, 25, 4. Dick's scattered interests consist of aviation, music, and girls. Gnoirm lflta PIVIK tlhoc-ring: Squad 233 K-M-IC-Ish Club 3. 43 Student Patrol 2, 33 'I'wirlt-rs' Club 1.5. Always as fresh and trim as a. daisy3 has all it takes to become a model. Jonx PLANK Etna 1: Seneca 43 Honor Roll Il. Johnny is lots of fun. He's well known for his bookkeeping: Ilt ru i,UINlOllNIK Basketball: Cue and Curtain 43 Girl Reserves 2, Zi: Pep Club -lg Honor Roll l, 2: Library Assistant Il: Sky Road 3 Soccer. Always laughing, never blue - Ruth's puns will keep you smilin' through. BIAXINH E. Poster Art Club l: G. A. A. 2, 25, .Junior Homemakers 3, 4: Soccer 3. With those brown eyes, Pepsodent smile, she's the queen of them all. NICK ,Pusicltizicu ' Pep Club -tg llasketball 2, Cl, Manager: Golf 1, 2, II, -l. l5utch is what we call this are golfer. His ambition is to join the army air corps. 1iA'l'lll4IlIlNl+l QUlxlc'rUCcIo Honor Roll l, 2, lj, 4. Katherine's ellicienthalso charming: her smile is really quite disarmingg our hearts this girl has truly won-- she's willing to help till everythings done. .Xi.1s1f:i:'1'A IIMNNY Band 2, il, 45 llasketball and Volleyball: Home Room Ollicor, Soc- retary 11 Honor Roll 3, K-M-E-lsh Club 43 Orchestra Il, 49 Sec- tional Teamsg Sub-Deb Club 35 Science Club 2. This little blond is musically inclined, likes to roller skate and play basketball. dreams ol' becoming' a secretary. M Alix' R ics 1+:'rA1: Junior Honiemakers Zi, 4. Mary always seems to follow one trend, which is to make and keep every friend - Sl.1l't lY hor in- fluence will extend to make her success go on without end. 'l'1ilc1:1as.x M. R 1 111410 UT Often known as Margie . . . likes to dance . . . lover of books. Her good humor wins her many friends. .XNNA i'il'l l'l'IIZ Chorus Zig Girl Reserves 3, 4: Library Assistant 3: Pep Club 4. Annie is quiet, dainty, and friendly - all that goes into making' at successful receptionist. Mikie liusxlxlc Track 3. -L This quiet, handsome boy wishes to become an airplane pilot. W11.1,,x1m A. llxxxx Band 1, fi, JI, -tg Pep Club Sl, 4. lluekie is an ace sportsmzin and his ambition follows that of many others, joining the army. iiL7'l'll S.xi:.1.1a Cue and Curtain 3, -lg Girl Reserves 4: Once and For All : l'ep Club 45 'Fwirlers' Club 2, 3, 4. Quiet but poppy with mischievous eyes - that's our Ruth, a pleasant surprise. M.xl:oA'i:.14:'l' SALOPEK Junior Homemakers 3, 4. Dark hair, brown eyes, not too tall - Margaret rates the best of all. XVIKGIXIA M. Sampson Cheering Squad 3: Chorus 2, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: H,M.S. Pina- fore : Home Room Oliicer 2, 73: Pep Club 4: Sub-Deb Club 3: The Mikado. A truly great voice has she: manager of an asylum lorphanJ she hopes to be. BIARTHA SCIIALTENBRAND Basketball 3, 4: G. A. A. Il, 4: Junior Homemakers 4: Soccer 3, 4. Martha has many prominent traits: she dances well, is a whiz on skates - she's a girl with pep on the run, when you're with her you're sure of fun. Louis Sciumvr Class Board 4: Cue and Curtain 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Home Room Ofllcer 1, 4: Pep Club 4: Seneca Photography Editor 4: Student Patrol 3, 4. A busier lad is hard to Gnd: a few more Louies we wouldn't mind. ,Donoims Sf.JIl0ENlf'ELlJlClI Band, Majorette 4: Chorus 1, 2: Girl Reserves 4: Honor Roll 1, 2: Penn Points 2, 3, Exchange Editor 4: Twirlers' Club 2, Il, 4. In the summer swimming takes her time, but in the fall bands are her line. JOAN SCIIRTMSER Cheerleader 4: Chorus 4: Cue and Curtain 4: Home Room Ofli- cer 1, 2: The Mikado. Our mama done tol' us that someday we'd meet someone who was charming, lovely, petite: but that pleasure we thought we'd never own until we had met our Joan. IIELEN SEBENI Band 2: G. A. A. 3, Active Helen is always on the run, Dreams of being an angel of mercy. IQOBEKT SIIEAFFER Aeronautics Club -4: Chorus Il, 4: Home Room Oflicer 1, ll, fl: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: The Mikado : Hi-Y 3, 4: Once and For All Il? Science Club 3, 4: Seneca 4: Student Patrol 3, 4, Captain 4. 14ob's ambition is to be a chemical engineer. VVith such perseverence and effort as he has shown in school, we are sure he'll succeed. NVALTER B. SIMS Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 4: Boxing 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Seneca 4. A great artist and a good sport, Wvalter is slow, suave, and sophisticated. ELSIP1 SLAGLIC Basketball 1, 2: Cheering Squad 3: G. A. A. 1: Home Room Oflicer 1, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, Il: K-M-E-Ish Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4. Merry, pretty Elsie should succeed as a skilled secretary. Doi:.o'rHY SMALLS Dot the Small girl with a voice higher than she is. She loves to sing and we love to listen. Louisa Sraiu. Art Club 2: Chorus 3: Cheering Squad Il: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4: K-M-E-Ish Club El, 4: Pep Club 4: Soccer 1, 2. 3: Sub-Deb Club 3. Peppy Louise loves sports. Friendly and nice - will make an excellent stenographer. KOLLY STEl1'lf'l.ER VVaukegan Township High School 3: Aeronautics Club 4: Cue and Curtain 4: Pep Club 4: Sky Road 4. As a newcomer this year, Nolly has achieved a high standing in our class. 1 Qi- E r N I .Q-. xxx .1 i 2 LJ? , In J 'V' ' 1 iL4ffe:,xf?'i ZAIXAQ 2 'gf' '4 J'.'.+'f' H 142461 Qatf , , ,,-,fun Y --.442 fc- ' .A 42 5 flu-11 -- f f 4 45 MAICY LOU STEPHENS ' Cheering Squad 3: Assistant Cheerleader 1: Cheerleader 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Cue and Curtain 3, 4: G. A. A. 1: Home Room Officer 1, 2, 4: Once and For Al1 : Pep Club 4: Seneca 4: Soccer 1. Mary Lou's a pert little lass, her wit is such you can't surpass: she's lively and full of pep - for her acting she's got a good rep. Flil'IlJ S'rwwA1:'r Aeronautics Club 4: lflasketh ll 1,,3, 4: Cue and Curtain 3, 4, Presi- dent 4: Football 4: Hi-Y 3, , Once cl For All 3: Orchestra 1, 2: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4,, r 2, resident 3: Student Council 2. 3, 4, President 4. 1 ly Der onality plus a winning smile plus a desire to l e ields Fr d ewart. f AQUA' A ART Vi ins ur 1 e'om ics Club 4: Cue and Curtain 3, 4: Hi-Y I ' Hon l 3, 4: 'A nee and For All : Penn Points 3, 4: Pep b 4: .ence Club 4 Seneca 4: Sky Road. Walt has brains and s wi - s an aeronautical engineer he'1l do his bit. I V C OR TOEXVIIAAS H .oom Officer 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: K-M-E-Ish 3, 4: Penn I' s -L: Pep Club 4: Seneca 4: Student Patrol 2, 3, 4. With her captivating Pepsodent smile she greets everyone with a. fond i'hello. VEl,lZAllETII STONER Basketball, Girls' Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Class Board 2, 3: Cue and Curtain 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Home Room Ofheer 1, 2, 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 32: Pep Club 3, 4: Sub- Deb Club 3: Twirlers' Club 2, 3. Good-natured Diz never says a critical thing about anyone - that's why we like her so much. IEUNICE STOTLER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: G. A. A.. 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4: K-M-E-Ish Club 3, 4, President 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Seneca Staff 4. A dancing miss: a. perfect secretary, she would make an interesting subject for her own hobby, photography. fM'A1:Y ALIOR STOUGH llasketball 3: Girl Reserves 3. Smiling Mary Alice will make an ideal secretary. 1,,lIYLL1S BQIARIE STULTZ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Cheering Squad 2, 3: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 4: K-M-E-Ish Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, If the wishbones Phyllis collects have anything to do with it, she'll have her wish to be a secretary. XIIIIGIL TATUM Home Room Ollicer 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Stage Crew 3. Tates is a lanky youth, whose interest in girls are in the pictures he collects. CLAIRE TAYLOR Claire's off to a good start as a VVAAC. She Writes to lonely boys in camp. ' Fm icon TAYLOR- llasketball 2, 3, 4: Cue and Curtain 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Junior Homemakers 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4. At school Frieda is a sports- woman: at home she practices cooking to prepare to become a dietician, 'I IOWARD E. TAYLOR Pep Club 3, 4. VVith his mechanical ability, Uncle Sam can use him. Hank just glows with pep. AIARY T1tvLo1: Cheering Squad 3: Girl Reserves 4: Home Room Officer 1: Junior Homemakers 4: Pep Club 4. Riding horses is on her mind, flying and the army, too - a nicer girl would be hard to find: Metzie we're counting on you. JAMES TuoMsoN Band 1, 2: Home Room Otiicer 1, 25: Honor Roll 1, 3: Science Club 1. Jimmy, is usually seen carrying a camera or a science book - our future metallurgist. MILDKIQU Tiioitifsob' Girl Reserves it, 41 Home Room Oiiicer 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, Cl, 4: K-M-E-Ish Club Z-7, 4: Library Assistant 2, IJ: Pep Club 4. Mildred tGood-at-everything-she-triesb Thompson is going to be a private secretary. Vliaiiixfitx M. Toy Art Club 1: Cue and Curtain 3, -l: Girl Reserves 3, Secretary 4: Home Room Ollicer, Vice President 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, Ii, 4: Once and For All , Pep Club 4: Seneca 4: Spanish Cl Sub-Deb Club 3. Intelligence, pep, love of fun - these Ginny's you can se?.slE's versatile it' no WW 1 NIJKEXV lici.1Ii.L0 , Home Room Oflicer 1: ce and For All 3: Pep gay Caballero with his guitar and smooth Spanish. JEAN Tunx me , Aeronautics Club 4: Band 2, S, 4, Majorette: Chorus 3: Class Board 3, 4: Cue and Curtain 4: Home Room Oiiicer 1, 2, 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: The Mikado 3: Penn Points 2, 25. 4, Editor 3, 4: Sky Road 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Sub-Deb qlub 2. 3, Miss Sub-Deb 2: Twirlers' Club 1, 2, 22, 4. Captain 4. She can sing. she can twirl, she can act, there aren't many talents Jean lacks. -, . CRUTII. J ICANNIG Vicicsaw f l , l 5 Art Club 1: Hand, Majorette 3, Head Majorette 4: oruslkf 1 Cut! i and Curtain 24, 4: G. A. A. 1: Home Room Othoer, , Oni, ' id For All : Sub-Deb Club 2, Vice President Zi: 'l'wirle's' Club. I rk hair, I brown eyes, not too tall, Jeanne rates best f all: ' 'bln an laughing, admired by boys - she hasfcxdvx d lo f toisc r 1 l NICK CNVALLIQSD XTULETICII X f' J J Basketball 1: Football Manager 3, 4: Home Rooixu' ceilth 2 Sta- 0 Crew, Junior Manager 3, Manager 4. llc it sp 'ts ol, lierwigo, Nick will be a good manager. rf I 5 N' Y 1fwliANK H. lV.x1.ki':it, JR. .SD ' Aeronautics Club 4: Art Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 53. 4: Science Club ZS. -l Student Patrol 11, -4. Frank, like many of our seniors, has pu other hobbies into the background and taken up model airplanes. Dwi: XVALLAC is Football 1: Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. A well-liked chap with a viilnning way, a littl bit shy has not much to say. ,Ll Bisvisimi' Wlt1'.'roN 3, 4: Cue and Curtain 4: Girl Reserves 3. 4: The Mikado Chorus Il: Pep Ulub 4: Sky Road. A friend to everyone, an enemy to none. 11Olil'Ill'l'A Wann Library Assistant 2, 3: Pep Club 4. That dark-haired. dark-cyt-d miss, who wants to go to a strange city to do things for herself. I Wt ANNA NM: XVATSUN . .Xrt Club 1: Cheering Squad Zi: Junior l-Iornemakers 41 Twirlers' Club ZZ. Anna Mae's a girl with a, ready smile, each day she's on the run -- she keeps us happy all the while, we know she's Iols of fun. lJoizo'r11,Y iVic1M12l:s1cIiiciI Ilaskotball 4: G. A. A. 2: Soccer 4: Track 4. Sparkling eyes and a. freneral healthiness characterize 'ADot fliasketballj VVeimerskirch. She's participated in many sports. IIOMEII XVl4I'l'lII,I Aeronautivs Club 4: Stage Crew 4. His hobbies are fishing, hunt- ing, and building model airplanes to prepare himself for the air corps. No is im NVIULE t Oliver High 23 Honor Roll 3: Pep Club 4. Charming, sweet, shy, and neat - she's one who certainly 0an't be beat. BYRON W. NVICK Aeronautics Club 4: Art Club 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 2, 4. Byron's quiet, intelligent, always pleasant: the nice-looking sort of fellow we like in our air corps. ROY XVILLIAALS liasketball 2: Football Manager 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3: Track Manager Zi, 4. Roy XVillianis will make someone a good wife because of his work in our school cafeteria. Roy is a. happy follow, always telling jokes or playing tricks on SOIYLCOHG. .TAM ics H. NVILSON Hand 1, 2: Basketball 2, 4: Cue and Curtain 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Or- chestra 1, 2. 13, He's adept at the unique art of tumbling: he'll be a welcome aalclition to any man's navy. fl0Slil'lI l. XVILSON Hand 1. 2, Zig Chorus 3. -l:fHi-Y 3, President 4: Orchestra 3: Student Patrol 3, -1: The Mikado? 13. Joe's full of pep and lots of fun -- always rea with a pu Q' f' wif fo . .1 f ...G V1 'Zia fl! , X ,X -J If pf, Lf ' ,- X, 1 .1 ',. , . ' Jfvfjit- ft' 'fl 51- ' ff .4,- ' If 1 . 7 ML' J , Ui.ol:i.x Vi' out ,,,- I Home Room Otlit-or 33 Honor Roll l. 2, 3. Jolly Gloria is every- onc's pal, whose main hobby is writing to Cal, t f XN.f' Iiussicigi. R. XVRIGHT liasketball 3: Chorus 4: Soccer 3. A big little boy with a. smile for all his companions. A basketball star. :IZ 4 . -. EEF '35-'75 H tw N 1:5 fu' ng L-4 :Biff Self '-: fi 2:-1 X' C' Q 2!'+-H 4 P-4 53.15 in '44- M. 5 rf? 5. P. FJ 5. ,-. 'S f: 0 c' c 0 2' Q. H 5' :' ... M Po: ALLTEL WYLIIQ Oakmont High School 1, 2, Cue and Curtain 4: Girl Reserves 4: Pep Club 4: Sky Road. colorful miss in vivid reality, always full of rim and vitality: she wins all our votes for true popularity with her sunny personality. ff Glffffft I Jo no'ruY YAMA Band 1, 2, ZS, -L. Collecting music is Dorothy's hobby: quiet, reserved, a sincere Pal. A N NA AIAE Y15oL1c1:A H Girl Reserves 3, -13 Honor Roll 31 Pep Club 4. Anna Mae plays the piano, goes in for roller skating - this pretty lass deserves high- est rating. ' , , 7, Imax it X ooUM Girl Reserves 3, 43 Library Assistant 4: Pep Club 4. She always smiles, she laughs so true: and when she's around, were never blue. Bois XTOUNG U Aeronautics Club, President 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 23, -lg Science Club Il, 4. I ob may seem quiet, shy, and bashful. Don't let this bright lad fool 5 u - he's really lots of fun, ,lf ll 'l'uom.is V. YOUNG Basketball 3, 4: Honor Roll 1g Soccer 1, 4: Track 1. 2, 13, 4. An ideal athlete - a sincere fellow - everyone likes Toni. Mmcilf: JANE Yuims Chem-ing Squad 33 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Home Room Oriieer 3, 4, Secretary: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, A petite miss with a pleasant dis- position, who is sure to succeed in becoming a school teacher. J ou N Yyoiuu Plum High School 1. XV:-'ve searched the world from end to end, but our Search can yield no better friend. A. K. ZIERNDT Aeronautics Club 4, Chorus Il, Cue and Curtain -13 G. A. A. 2: Girl Reserves 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4, Science Club 43 Feneca 4, Feature Editor: Sky Road 4. Her winning ways and stature small are what make A. K. famous - her pleasing manner wins us allg when you see her, you won't blame us. NO PICTURES l'Immia1tT EBIERICIQ Friendly Herbert likes hunting and fishing . . . a great outdoors fellow. Aimiuicn IiAFFEY A quiet lad interested in motorcycles and photography. Gicoiuec SANDERSON Class Board 45 Home Room President 4. Our genius George hopes to be a ilyerg we certainly hope he achieves his desire. RICHARD C. FLICK Aeronautics Club 43 Science Club 4. Dick Flick will always click -his friends to him do ever stick. ROW 1 Shortyv Ilonry: watm' lmyg Miss C'u1'tsy. HOW 2 'I' Fllilllf OHicm', bouvh- XV21 l'lll!'l'S. ROW 3 Hi thereg after the game. HOW 4 Patty and H01'lm. HOW 5 S4-uiors :lf lmrsophly IIIUVO VVUIHSIIQ hllll' rlrvd-5'ax'd dash. 1 an ai ,,, 'V QF s L. , lf V.. ... . 1 , .1 . la 5 A , K .f . V. . f- f,f, fy. A VVV WV' 'f ' 2 2 . Z gvvp jf. V V V . VVVVVVVVVV A ,, - VV V .- VV V.. . A . V . P ff l V 1 ' 1 ' - ' A' , V . l ,'f V V VV .. , V 2 .., . 5 l . 5312- ' ' g' ' ' ' 2 1 'gg 1' 1 ' ':': 5 2 : . 5 ' ., ,715 A 'V yk' L V- '. . ' ' -- f' 1 M. 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The Junior Class All OVW ,. wb xV.VgV , JK J X5 X F l I ,lf K , JUNIOR BOARD Miss Thomas, Mrs. Reeher, R. Sum, P. Boyle, H. Gra- ham, Mr. Alcorn, B. Busche, V. Ziegler, J. Stitt, W. Miller, J. Sny- der. wi , .l 4' ' 3' ,Q . QE 3 5 . . . 3 jiri W f A - 2: . f 1. Sis 3 gl. 5.42 V. sf N. 591 ' . ., .. ,,.. , . oi is X ,. EV, 1 f my ag wk!-H gf L. ' f X 'Fi .V FIRST ROW - P. Ambill, M. Anderson, B Anker, L. J. Balster, H. Bertovic, M. Bertovich P. Betz, Y. Bey, K. Bi enho E. Blanck N. Blickl S , , enderfer, A. Boden, E. Boggs, I. Bolden. SECOND ROW -- B. Boone, N. Bosnich, P. Boyle, F. Brenner, M. Brooks T. Brown B Busche, E. Buzard, D. Byrne, ,S. Caldwell, R: M. Cariher, A. Chandler, J. Childs, B. Clark. THIRD ROW - M. Coll, K. Collins, D. Corrado J. Cosmadelis, C. Courty, B. Covol, J. Covol L Crissman, B. Dakis, J. Dankmyer, P. Demshar, A. Devic, D. Dick, B. Dippel, F. M. Dixon. FOURTH ROW - N. Downer, C. Duncan, P Duncan, W. Ecker, C. Eggleston, W. Elliott, J Estep, P. Evans, V. Fedon, G. Filip, L. Fountain E. Fowkes, M. Gallaher, Y. Garretson. FIFTH ROW - A. M. Gaston, K. Gaus, M. Gill R. Goehring, H. Graham, W. Gray, B. Greig M. Guido, E. Habjan, N. Haddick, J. Hadfield P. Hamilton, R. Hanson, N. E. Harris, S. Harrii SOI1. SIXTH ROW - R. Hartz, T. Harvey, I. Hauck G. Hazlett, F. Heggie, M. J. Heid, J. Henning D. Heron, E. Hertzog, A. Hobe, J. Hoffman, O Hollinger, B. Hospodor, R. Hotham, E. Hribal. SEVENTH ROW - M. Hromyak, D. Jacobs, E Jelovchan, A. Johnston, C. Johnson, R. Johnl ston, L. Katzenmeyer, N. Kearney J. Kelec L Kelly, J. Keneavy, A. Kenyon, B. Kier, E. Kimi mell. EIGHTH ROW - H. Kiser, M. L. Koloc, H. Komeshec, B. Kosco, N. Koval, B. Krancic M Kuhn, M. Laffgty, C. Liljegren, J. Litvak, Tf Q ' v 1 1 v plfwf 3 exi eafs Top Sergeanis Loheyde, M. Magdich, C. Mager, F. Malay, AH Malone. NINTH ROW - J. Marney, B. Marshall, E. Mc- Dade, C. McDonald, J. Medved, S. Medved, A Mikoletic, A Miller, W. Miller, E. Mischenko T. Mlinar, B. Mock, L. Moersch, M. Molcsan D. Moorhead. TENTH ROW - G. Morden, C. Moritz, F. Nai- mond, J. Neely, M. Nichols, M. Otte, M. Outten J. Owen, H. Palochick, M. Pasterchak, B. Patel: los, A. Picciafaco, G. Pickles, T. Pribisco. ELEVENTH ROW - H. Propes, J. Puskarich B. Raley, R. Rankin, V. Rankin,, P. Regan, A Resetar, J. Riffner, E. Rodgers, N. Roman, E Rosa, H. Rose, M. Ross, B. Reichard, C. Russo. TWELFTH ROW - G. Russo, A. Salvador, A Sandor, K. Saunders, E. Schenck, R. Scherder, F. Schiedenhelm, J. Schnars, D. Schwartz, B Schorsch, T. Scott, V. Shafer, J. Sharp, P Shaw, B. Sheriff. THIRTEENTH ROW - D. Shupp, D. Small A smith, E. Smith, W. smith, J. snyder, J. Snyl der, D. Sroka, A. Stefanos, J. Stefano, M. Stev- ing, J. Stitt, J. Stitt, E. Stoner, T. Strothers. FOURTEENTH ROW - M. Stuck, V. Sturchio, H. Suckling, R. Sum, E. Sundin, R. Swarner, B. Taylor, M. Taylor, J. Thomson, L. Thon, E. Wagner, R. Walton, C. Weber, E. M. Wells, J. Werder. FIFTEENTH ROW -- E. Wheeler, J. Williams v M. Williams, V. Winston, B. Wise, P. Woods, E. Woodings, E. Wright, M. VanRyn, J. Young, D. Zarnbo, V. Ziegler, J. Zimmerman. y ff te :N , 0- , 4 , X, xv I - Q vs' rj . . S ' le . V. . g U ,, Y ' A ' 14 ' . ' ' . 5 X G . I mf f ' I lv I. .b . - .A . - I - -A. ' .,,. I -I 'K . ' f .V , ' , j I - , . ? . ' .. . ' ' I - ': ' ' ' E Z 5 ,y--Mf,,Ja ,m,,QHB za, QQa2p,gQafQjfU95Ji A f . A Jw. in in A , - .iw .ii 'P V Q QA fi' I . . ,F - - i ' r 2 ,: K g M4 1 ' .wg 'Z.qI2. V: -i. if . .p. .LO V - R. : N l. V, I 1 m fg ? K -- .535 - , I W. . . J. si- , , W 1- M y ' . ,J .fi vs X X W Q: 'i 4a 2- . si -Q1 -W , . f r ' x J 3 SOPHOMORE BOARD Miss Hofmeister R. Plummer, H Graham, J. Tur- ner, H. Nielson, T Bond, R. Peters J. Truschel. E p , The Sophomore Class K nw, ,. H, -N,-:' A-n..g,4-j - Rookies to P. F. C. IDENTIFICATIONS FOR PAGE 36 FIRST ROW - C. Abbott, N. Aber, B. Allen D. Allen, R. Allen, F. Altiere, J. Anderson, J Anderson, D. Ashby, W. Atkinson, J. Austin, H Baltimore. E. Bambarger, E. Barkovich, A. Bar- nard, E. Beatty. SECOND ROW - E. Beatty, H. Beatty, D. Bell, T. Bertovich, A. Bigenho, D. Bigenho, F. Big- enho, A. Binz, E. Birkos, M. Bishop, E. Blicken- derfer, B. Bodnar, G. Bolam, L. Boldt, M. Bol- linger, J. Bond. THIRD ROW - T. Bond, B. A. Boyd, E. Bre- gant, D. Brothers, A. Bruno, S. Burgess, E. Burt, P. Caldarelli, V. Caldarelli, E. Callahan D. Campbell, A. Carlton, E. Cervanyak, Charrie, J. Christ, G. Clark. FOURTH ROW - H. Collins, H. Conner, H Covol, D. Cox, A. M. Cramer, M. Curran, E Dander, J. Davies, J. Davis, V. Davis, G. De- Shong, N. DeShong, R. Devlin, P. Dible, J. Dib- ler, T. Dombart. FIFTH ROW - J. Duffett, V. Edmonds, C Eggleston, B. Eshenour, H. Evans, J. Ferguson M. Ferkatch, J. Finelli, B. A. Fitzpatrick, B Fitzroy, D. Fowler, J. Fox, A. Gaines, V. Ga- lomb, D. Gall, J. George. SIXTH ROW - -B. Gibson, J. A. Cladhill, E Glanton. N. Goss, L. Grabe, F. Grabowski, I Graham, H. Graham, B. Grant, C. Greene, J Gregory, C. Grigsby, C. Gross, L. Gross, J Guesman, E. Habjan, E. Glanton. SEVENTH ROW - M. Halloran, J. Hammer- strom, C. Hazlett, E. Hazlett, J. Henderson, W Henry, J. Henry, R. Hodson, R. Holman, T. Hol- man, P. Hopper, C. Hromy, A. Hromyak, J Hyams, R. Irnhof, E. Isherwood. EIGHTH ROW - H. James, T. Johnson, J Joyce, B. Keir, W. Keller, D. Kennedy, L. Ken- yon, V. Kokal, A. Koloc, G. Kozosko, P.Kratsas, A. Lamagna, D. Lange, J. Larkin, R. Laus, R Lewis. NINTH ROW - H. Limegrover, W. Linamen C. Lipovich, M. Litvak, W. Lloyd, B. Loeffler E. Lovett, C. Loxterman, C. McCallum, S. Mc- Collum, B. McCully, G. McElhinney, M. L. Mc- Keag, S. McKee, M. Maliski. 4 TENTH ROW - B. Mastropier, E. Mauck, M. Mihalo, E. Milliken, D. Mock, I. Molcsan, B. Monfredo, D. Monheim, J. Mullen, E. Murray, F. Mutschler, M. Myers, D. Nair, H. Neilson, L. Neumayer. IDENTIFICATIONS FOR PAGE 37 FIRST ROW - J. Niesen, A. Nicholas, F. No- lan, E. Odorisio, M. O'Leary, C. Pack, J. Pesuti, M. J. Peterman, B. Plank, M. Platte, R. Plum- mer, E. Pochatko, A. Ponce, D. Posey, M. Pride, J. Punton, J. Ramsey. SECOND ROW - C. Randolph, C. Randolph, G. Rapp, D. Regan, J. Richardson, N. Riddell J. Rideout, M. Rideout, R. Ritter, M. Robertson K. Romandy, L. Russo, T. Sacsek, P. Salopek S. J. Sampson, C. Schaffer. THIRD ROW - W. Scherder, B. Schubert, R. Schuster, B. Schweppe, M. Secich, F. Seibel, B. Sharp, A. Sheaffer, D. Sherwin, T. Shields C. Shirer, H. Shirer, E. M. Shivers, G. Simons M. J. Sims, I. Snyder. FOURTH ROW - L. Snyder, P. Stefanos, R. Stevens, A. Steving, M. J. Stewart, M. Stoekl, R. Stoewhaas, J. Stough, W. Strawder, C. Stur- chio, D. Sturchio, M. Suchevich, V. Sundin, J Tagliapietra, L. Taliaferro, G. Tennent, D Thomas. FIFTH ROW - M. A. Thomas, D. Tommey, C Trapana, G. Troutman, J. Truschel, G. Tsounos, T. Turba, J. Turner, G. Vais, T. Vais, M. L. Van- audestrade, K. Van Ryn, D. Varlotta, D. Ver- saw, T. Vincent, W. Vingin, R. Vuletich, M. Weaver, D. Webster. SIXTH ROW - R. Wellhausen, D. Wellings, C Whalen, J. Whitaker, P. Winklmann, N. Wise B. Woffenden, E. Wood, F. Woods, G. Wright W. Wright, v. Yama, L. York, A. Young, vi Yvorra, J. Zeiders. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS MW Freshman Class J Stahl. P. Jennings, H. Mcllrath, R. Romish, R. Vidak, W. Dean Recruits of '46 FIRST ROW - B. J. Alexander, B. Jean Alex- ander, J . Allen, C. Altenberger, P. Armbruster E. Atkins, W. Atkinson, P. Babuscio, L. Pabley G. Bailey, D. Bair, B. Baird, L. Baling, D Beam, L. Bechtold, B. Belin, W. Belschner. SECOND ROW - A. Benzenhoefer, P. Berg, A Bertha, W. Bertovich, G. Bigenho, R. Bigenho A. Bisceglia, S. Blair, E. Blasco, R. Bleichneri M. Blickenderfer, V. Blickenderfer, S. Blue- mont, R.Boden, M.Bosnich, E.Bolte, E. Braden THIRD ROW - A. Brown, M. A. Brown, R. Brown, O. Brueweheide, R. M. Campbell, L Carlson, W. Carlson, L. Carlton, E. Caruso, N. Caruso G. Cerra, T. Cervenyak, A. Chireilei- son, R. Chisnell, H. Churchel, E. Cremins, R. Collins. FOURTH ROW - N. Comanici, R. Connoi, L. Conte, W. Conville, J. Cotter, G. Cox, J. Craig D. Curnow, E. Dachille, W. Dillinger, W. Dan- iels, F. Dapra, T. Dapra, C. Davis, W. Dean, I. DeBernardin, M. Deer. FIFTH ROW - L. DeFrancis, L. Demshar, J DeShong, L. Diebold, E. Dixon, C. Duer, R. Ed- wards, H. Elicker, S. Fowkes, D. Freeth, B. Furick, E. A. Garner, E. Gassler, V. Gazzo, W. Gira, L. Glass. SIXTH ROW - R. Glenn, E. Gordon, C. Green R. Grey, K. Gustafson, A. Hagan, M. Hahn, D Hollinger, J. Hamilton, K. Haney, J. Harchel- road, M. Harris, R. M. Hartman, M. L. Hartung S. Hazlett. SEVENTH ROW - A. Heindl, L. Henning, G Heron, B. Herrington, E. M. Hicks, R. Hill, H Hobe, R. Honeycutt, J. Hopper, D. Howard, W Hunter, R. Innis, R. Ireland, M. Isherwood, J Jacobs, II, James P. Jelinek, P. Jennings, T Johnson. EIGHTH ROW - B. Johnson, T. Johnson, L Jones, V. Karpaw, S. Kearney, J. Kenny, Kenny, C. Kenyon, E. Kierr, J. Kickds, P G Kiser, H. Kohlhammer, G. Komeshick, E. Ko- nop, A. Kosanovich, M. Kovalik, M. Lange, R Kozusko. NINTH ROW - P. Lazaro, E. Linhart, J. Boyd E. Loheyde, D. Long, M. Lott, R. Luffey, R v Cumpston, V. McCann, D. McClone, W. McCol- lum, N. McConnell, R. McCully, R. McCunn, J. McGown, H. Mcllrath, F. McKinley, J. Mc- Williams. TENTH ROW - R. Malasky, W. Manning, M. Marra, P. Marshall, J. Mason, A. Merchant, A. Miller, R. Milliken, S. Mitchell, I. Molscan, G. Morrill, W. Marlowe, M. Murphy, F. Mutschler, R. Meyers, S. Naimond, L. Naley. ELEVENTH ROW - B. Nichols, A. Noden, J. O'Bryan, C. O'Connor, T. Oden, W. Oehlshlager, W. Outten, J. Palguta, F. Palochick, P. Pa- lombo, A. Pampano. TWELFTH ROW - P. Perryer, M. Pesuti, T. Petrakis, W. Petrakis, L. Pfab, A. Picciafoco, E. Pivirotto, R. Pivirotto, E. Price, E. Preece, E. Prosser, M. Putzlocker, J . Raley, J . Ramsey, L. Randolph, C. Raup. THIRTEENTH ROW - P. Renwick, J. Ressler, P. Riling, B. Rimmel, C. Roberts, B. Rochon, R. Rodkey, M. Rogan, R. Romish, M. Ross, J. Russ, J. Sable, R. Sabock, A. Salopek, E. Scara- much, R. Schaltenbrand, W. Schlafhauser, S. Schonbachler, J. Schultheis, R. Schultheis, J. Schwartz, J. Seaman, R. Sexauer. FOURTEENTH ROW - M. Shaw, D. Sheaffer, E. Sherwin, C. Shields, R. Shields, J. Sims, P. Small, S. Smith, C. Snyder, R. Sperling, L. Squire, E. Sroka, W. Stahl, K. Stough, E. Ste- fano, L. Stoewhaas. FIFTEENTH ROW - J. Stone, L. Stultz, R. Sullivan, I. Swann, M. Swarner, C. Taliaferro, H. Tarr, J. Taylor, J. Taylor, V. Teeple, M. Thurkettle, L. Tiernan, A. .Timko, A. Tolerico, F. Trujillo, J. Trujillo, G. Unglaub. SIXTEENTH ROW - T. Vais, J. Vernon, R. Vidak, M. Vinoskey, D. Volk, S. VanBehren, H. Wallace, H. Walsh, A. Walters, A. Ward, S. Harlick, W. Watkins, V. Webb, R. Whitaker, C. Whitfield, W. Werder. SEVENTEENTI-I ROW - R. Wible, R. Wick- ham, D. Williams, J. Wilson, M. Wise, V. Wood C. Woods, J. Wright, M. Wright, D. Yanicko, D. Yenets, F. Yvorra, R. Zeilfelter. .,f wx , ' x A .:. 2 :' T6 F '- ww- .. . -A 11 air-K AT - Aw? , Q MK .. . 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Stotler, H. Wrabley, E Cherok, D. Larson, V. Toy, E. Daileyi Miss Stoehr. THIRD ROW - Mr. Crane, M. Price, J. Plank, L. Schmidt, F. Stewart R. Sheaffer, R. Baker, W. Goodl worth, R. Young, Miss Atkinson W. Sims. 1 l.ot's spy on at few of our Sm.-ncaa Smit inoinliors at work. First, lot's scout around and find tho editor-iii-chief. There sho goes into rooln 208. A peck through the window reveals il sniull group around Mr. Cl'2lliO,S dcsk. l wonder what tl1oy'rc doing! Mr. Urznio is mounting pictures with the zllmlo suggestions of Miss Atkinson, Mizlny JVQIIIC Day, and Louis Sc-lnnidt. Tll0l'C7S Miss Stoollr C2ll'0fllH.y correcting our 1llllifl'fllCillllJllS Q'l'2lllll!liltlK'2lI errors. XVCQS110llilill,lT tzirrv too lone' in one ilzu-o however. Su nose . if 5 I 7 i . wo look in rooin 214, tho Workshop of our ft-uturo editor, ANK. Ziordt. As usual sl1o's hero but not alone. Dolly I',zu'son whose 7 .V 7 a F work us publicity editor is tinislwd, helps A. K. decide VVil0i'il0l' thc- word hznidsonio or UUIIIUIIY is tho better ono to uso. ' Uno nioro stop :uid wc say 'tliollow to the head typist, Rita Klinofelter. There frocs tho buzzer. Madlv we dash for the 3 :QO C o bus. Mary Jane Day Betty Jeanne Houk A. K. Zierdt Louis Schmidt John Plank Rita Klinefelter Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Features Editor b Photography Editor Business Mgr. Head Typist I. 'A 4 Ursula Halloran Jean Turner Miss Heggie Jean Pfab Selig Harrison Editor-in-Chief Features Editor Editorial Advisor Club Editor Sports Editor I 1 PENN POINTS-Highlights of the ews FIRST ROW - J. Turner, M. Duf- fett, S. Harrison, U. Halloran, J. Pfab. SECOND ROW - P. Regan, L. Mason, Y. Garretson, H. Wrabley, W. Goodworth, S. Wie-land, D Schoenfelder. THIRD ROW - M. Otte, B. Greig B. Angermyer, E. Hertzog, B. Kier J. Duffett, J. Davis. FOURTH ROW - V. Winston, F Heggie, L. Russo, A. Hobe, E. Allen R. Baker, Mg Williams, D. shupp, vi Sundin, B. Clark. ABSENT - E. Boggs, B. Eunson R. Klinefelter, D. Stoewhaas, W Stewart. hjlflljtlillfk the deadline! - UILHGMS are here! F- Call the printer -- uve just get at scoop! Excitement reigns among the Penn Points staff during the Week before the paper coines out. Editors tack up the assignments and soon budding journalists are seen whizzing through the halls interviewing teachers. sketching interesting personalities, and col- lecting the latest news tidbits. That soinber pencil-pusher at last night's gaine was covering next issue's spo1'ts. Assignments are turned in, and the editors' fun begins. Prootreading, eopyreading, rewriting, checking - all the tedious things that an average reader does not realize. Typists tear their hair in the niad rush of getting typed copy to the printer. Galley shoots hack to the editors and the Hdunnn.y, crude facsiiniles of the paper, is fi:Ol'1l10ll. .Each article is carefully double-checked and placed on the page duininy according to news Value, length, balance, and style. The dunnny is sent to the printer and the page-proofs - actual proofs ot the iinished product - are checked, the last step of the work. Penn Points is printed and distributed. On the day ot the issue there is no ineinber of the staff Who does not teel a thrill of pride at sight of that Finished product. There is a glainour to journalisin that nothing else can equal - the creation of an historical record - a source of information and ainuseinent. VVhat inore thanks is needed than to see the sinile of a student reading an anecdote on the feature page, the proud light on the face of the person whose nanie is in the paper? These are the rewards - no more are needed. Girl Reserves Top l7lllS'l' ROVV - M. Gallagher, H. Kiser, H. Komcshic-. M. Stuck, M. Outten. M. Van Ryn. G. Huzlett. E. Hr-rtzog, D. Lur- son. V. Toy. M. Duncan. J. Pfah, E. Pearson, M. Day. SECOND ROVV - .-X, Ritter, R. linnilw, M, Baird, C. Liljc- gren, J. Owen, .l. Sohnars, J. Furick. Il. Hospodor. J. Milli- ken, R. Podgornik, V. Kosano- vich, P. Lesko, D. Schoen- felder, V. Halloran. THIRD ROXV - li, Beatty, E. lllanr-k. B. Mrztjlune. M. Mol- chun, P. Belz, F. Dixon, Ii. Diederich. B. Angermyer, J. Corol. l., J. llalsler, A. Devic, A. Van Ryu, J. Dnnkmyer, M. Duffetl. FOURTH ROM' - M. Thoinp- son, R. Hysong. M, Aber, J. Still, E. M. VVolls, E. Sundin, E. .lux-obs, M. Taylor, J. Pain- ter, V. Bigenho, D. Miller, li. Xvalton, M. Iiafforty. L. Gad- son, E. Stoner. M. I.. Koloc, Miss Reed. FIFTI-I ROW - E, Helbeck. A. Krawchick, K. Kroft, l. YYOUIIIJI, 'F'. Nelson, II. J. Houk E. Allen, Z. Gladhill, R. Me- Curdy, E. Edwards, D. Hill. SIXTH ROXV - Miss Mr-- Cruf-ken, H. J. K4-rr, M. Yuhas, J. Puskarich, E. Dailey, V Bruwelhuidc, E. Statler, V Joyce, li. Laurie, S. VVieland E. Hubjzln, B. Kior, V. Samp- son, G. Russo, 1. Dunn, D Lugsqnese. SEVENTH ROXV - F. Ander- son. A, Johnston. I.. lluscho E. lslu-rwood, V. Yenden, N llosnif-k. A. Yedlivkzi, B. Ko- zusko, ld. Cherok. G. Gerns, L Stahl, J. Kasteline. I-li-Y Club CENTER l7'1liS'I' l-CONV - ll. Jackson F. SL0wa1'L, ll, lirittain, J XVilson. SECOND ROVV - R. Adam- son, li, Pfeiffer, li. Hanson EI. Svhvnvk, L. Schmidt, D Altenbcrger. THIRD ROVV - lilr. Crane J. Gray, J. Xvilson, R. Sheaffer R. Ilnir. R. Baker. M. Price NV. Goodworth. F. NValker. Sub-Deb Club BOTTOM Filasr now - lx. lens.-he, iz Kier, l'. Helz. F. Huggie, Y Moorhead, B. 'I'aYlor. SEFOND ROXV - M. XVilliams M. Ulte. F. Dixon. ll. Greig P. XVoods, Miss Musszirelll. THIRD ROVV - U, Liljegrerl H. Suckling, J. Hzidfield, li Angerinyor, P. Regain. Cue and Curtain l1'IllS'I' ROWV - Miss MeQuis- ton. M. Stephens. J. Sehriiuser. .I, Versaw, H. VVrablev, F Stewart. IT. Halloran, D. Lag- nese. Ii. XValt0n, Y. Sampson. SECOND ROVV - R. Adamson. lf. Taylor, M. 'Williams D llill, E. Allen, E. Stoner. S. lVielanil, F. Heggie, C. Lilje- gren. R. Sable, V. Moorhead. THIRD ROW - Tl. Katsafanas, l. Iloggs, E, Boggs, M. Ytfylie A. Zierrlt, N, Steffler, J. Turner .l. lladtielrl, M. Day, P. Regan S. l-liir1'iso1'1. lfUUR'l'H ROW - L. Schmidt G. Gerns, E. Pearson, V. 'l'oy, M. Duffett, D. Larson, A. Hobo, M. Duncan, F. Dixon, P. Uetz J. Tlmmson, J, Snyder. FIFTH ROVV - R. Young, R. Pfeiffer, C. Neff, M. Price. R. Baker, R. Bair, D. Shupp, H. Jackson, XV. Goodworlh, R. Small, J. Snyder. Post-War Planners- Thespians Girl Reserves To each member of the Girl Reserves the familiar Words of their code have meaning. The elub aims for graeiousness, good judgment, religion, knowledge, sin- cerity, loyalty, and dependability. Under the sponsorship of Miss Margaret Reed the elub has held several social events, including a winter dance, 'fllationed l'il1'yi1ll1l1S.77 Hi-Y lieeause Mir. Crane, the ,lli-Y sponsor, seeured a position in a defense plant, Mr. Cibson has assumed his duties. This club sponsors devotions during the assemblies and collects the eontribu- tions for the Goodwill lndustry. lt has brought to the student body several out- standing speakers. Its otiic'ers are president, Uill fllohng vivo president, Bob Sum, secretary, 'Fred Stewart, treasurer, ,lflei-bert Jaekson. Sub-Deb Club Miss ,llassarelli sponsors this club. llere the members learn to use the rules of beauty. eharm, poise, and personality. All the girls belong to the National Sub- lleb lfederatiou which aids in leading them in sineere, cheerful living with un- derstanding of etiquette and friendliness. Cue and Curtain The Cue and Curtain Club, Penn lliglfs dramatic group, is open to all juniors and seniors. To become a mem- ber an applicant composes a poem which must meet the approval of the director and the members. From its membership have eome the casts of the many splendid high sehool plays. The regular social gatherings of the Cue and Curtain will be cherished memories of the persons who have belonged. gm Student Council FIRST ROW-Mr. Wherry, P. Hamilton, J. Turner, P. Lesko, M. Day, D. Nair, E. Callahan, D. Moorhead, F. Stewart. SECOND ROW - G. San- derson, R. Baker, M. Price, J. Punton, C. Duncan, H. Graham, S. Harrison, R. Plummer, R. Small. U For Efficiency Candidates Student Council The Student Council both aids and guides our students. They bought edu- cational movies, loaned money to the K- M-E-Tsh Club for defense stamps, gave money to the Swing Band for music, pro- vided movies for entertainment, and spon- sored the Victory Stamp Stomp. - Our Student Council deserves praise. W-rw - W. .... t.M,f.t..s.v f,-,1 ,1 Hall Patrol Under the able leadership of Mr. Man- ton, the Student Patrol maintains dis- eipline a11d order throughout the building. With the exceptional co-operation of the student body, tratlic disturbances are a thing of tl1e past. The members of the Gestapo, as it has been jovially nick- named, are proud of their organization and its work. Junior Homemakers The Junior liomemakers formed an honor roll ot .Penn High's boys in the serv- ice. Margaret Salopek served as chair- man of the names committee and Mr. Dressing and Mrs. Pfeiffer aided by con- structing and lettering the board. Ruth May, presidentg Anna Mae Kenyon, vice presidentg lluth McCurdy, seeretaryg and .lieaune Furick, treasurer, are the otiieers who have made the year a successful one - socially and financially. . . Library Assistants Miss Cort, the new librarian, has a statt ot' twelve assistants. The three up- per classes are represented by the girls. Tliey are, as the name implies, assistants in the library. Home ot their speeitic duties are cheek- ing the roll, shelving books, keeping eir- eulation records, and assisting at the desk. The library subscribes to thirty-tive ditterent magazines, two daily and two weekly papers. Thus it becomes the een- ter for much leisure reading as well as being' tl1e source tor information and extra-credit reading. yi s jf, Cfyf' ,. I Hall Patrol FIRST ROW - C. Lilje- gren, M. Drop, R. Stoew- haas, L. Mason, E. Cherok, E. Barnbarger, S. McCol- lum. SECOND ROW - R. Pfeif- fer, L. Schmidt, C. Shirer, C. Eggelston, F. Walker, J. Wilson. THIRD ROW - R. Sheaf- fer, J. Sharp, R. Swarner, W. Sharp, Mr. Manton. Junior Homemakers FIRST ROW - I. Johnson, B. Boone, E. Helbeck, A. Resetar, M. Heid, L. Lauric, P. Bell, R. Lamb, M. Schal- tenbrand. SECOND ROW - Mrs. Hindrnan, F. Johnson, E. Benson, V. Schaffer, R. Mc- Curdy, E. Allen, L. Busche, E. Wright, N. Kearney, T. Scott, J. Furick, E. Jacobs, A. Watson. THIRD ROW - C. Croft, E. Kozusko, A. Resetar, A. Krawchick, E. Stoner, R. Hysong, M. Drop. FOURTH ROW - P. Evans E. Cornanici, E. Edwards, M. Salopec, J. Owen, D. Sroka, Miss Hindman, E. Rosa, A. Miller, N. Had- dick, B. McClune, M. Tay- lor, A. Kenyon, M. Baird Library Assistants R. Ireland, C. Lipovich, N Harris, M. Myers, R. Cari- her, E. Murray, C. Pack L. Moersch, D. Brothers, Miss Cort, F. Nelson, D Nair, I. Yocum. i i 5 ff f -rf, Aeronautics Club FIRST ROW - I. Boggs, P Woods, A. Hobe, M. Berg F. Heggie. E. Boggs, M Williams, M. Day. SECOND ROW - E. Fri- day, R. Pfeiffer, R. Sheaf- fer, F. Stewart, B. Nick, E Woodings, C. Courty, D Campbell. THIRD ROW - H. Jack- son, C. Neff, F. Flick, R Young, F. Betz, R. Adam- son, M. Karpaw, H. Con- nors, Mr. Manton. Nature Club FIRST ROW - R. Rankin J. Bond, L. Fountain, W Goodworth, J. Snyder, H Graham, N. Goss, W. Henry SECOND ROW - S. Har- rison, H. Propes, Mr. Crane R. Small, W. Grant, R Sum, C. Eggelston, J Sharp. Rostrum Club FIRST ROW - D. Camp- bell, H. Suckling, V. Win- ston, Miss Glass, J. Thom- SOH. SECOND ROW - J. Had- field, V. Edmonds, B. Gib- son, J. Duffett, D. Shupp S. Harrison, R. Lewis. Gremlin Chasers, B iologisis, Fiiibusiers, Secretaries Aeronautics Club Mr. M2111to11 211111 1118 2101-11112111t11e 011- 1'1lllSl2lSl'S 1l2lVO f111'111011 this llCXV 011111. '1'h01'1- z11'0 two 11ivisio11s - 11110 SilIl1lC'S th1- M0150 V11110 211111 p1'210ti00s Si'l1f1lllQ 1111-ss21g0s a1111 1110 11tl101' b11i111s 111111101 pl21110s to 502110 for 41l'llly 211111 Navy Air Corps 11511. Since W0 211'1- 21. p211't of W111'l11 Vvkll' ll, it is il 1'llll01'V 211111 llSO'flll 1,11'ga11iz21ti1111. Nature Club 11110 of P01111 llighls 111115t vigo1'1111s, 11101't o1'ga11iz21ti1111s is tho liv01.v N21t111'11 11111113 1102111011 by Mr. G. C. f112ll'li. This :Ql'0llll b1'1111g11t 1.701111 Slllglllill' prestige when it SpOllSOl'CC1 such 1'010b1'iti0s EIS 1511111 l.i01's, 1110 111111111175 only Otter b1'001101', 211111 Max G0110 Xohl, ho11101 of the W111'l11's 110011-s021 diving 1'00o1 11. 115 llllHlC1'OllS 210ti1'iti0s 2110 1011 by Bob Slllll, 1ll'OSll1GlltQ Selig Harri- Sflll, V100 p1'0si11011t 211111 1ll'0gl'2llll C1l2lll'lll2l.ll3 illlll l.2lXVl'CllCC Llillllltillll, SCCl'CfEll'y-tl'C2lS- ll1'Ol'. Rostrum Club cjlll' l1ost1'11111 is 'l:lll'11'lC1'lllQ 110tt1-1' p1111- 1i1' SlJ02lill1Q with 1101121t0s Slll'1l 21s 111050: li0Sfl1Vl'C1 that 0101110011-y0211'-11111 lllllll 5111111111 110 111'21ft0115 1'0so11'011 that ho10s 111 410115111- llll17S sho11111 110 1'21tio11011. fl'h0y 110111 tl l'0lllll1-t2l1l1O 1111 S1lOl't21gCS for HSS0ll1131f', 21111 112111 21 11i5011s5i1.111 1111 11121115 for 1111- post-W211' 11'o1'l11. K-M-E-Ish Club Di FIRST ROW- Miss Spiers, E. Isherwood, B. Barison L. Stahl, E. Stotler, E. Dailey, M. Mikoletic, V. Bigenho, L. Mason, M. Lepovsky, K. Birkos, A. Boznar, R. Klinefelter, J. Painter, D. Miller, D. Kiser M. Joyce, L. Ostrowske, M. Odorisio, N. Beatty, M. Thomson, Mrs. Reeher. SECOND ROW - C. Binz A. Rainey, V. Bruwelheide P. Stultz, E. Slagle, A. Johnston, D. Stoewhaas M. Arnone, M. Perlow, L. Gadson, G. Pivik. s 1 1 1 S 1. . 1. ., K-M-E-Ish Club Sp1111so1'011 by Mrs. 111101103 tho K-M- E-lsh 0q11ips boys 211111 girls with El b0tt01' 1illfJNVl011QC of the 1111si110ss world. Acting 21s Sl'l'l'01Iill'1CS to 10210111-1's, thcy typo, 1-11t st0110i1s, l100tog1'aph, 211111 lllll1'lCOgl'2lllll. They 1021111 the proper p1'o1f011111'0 of Hlillilllg 17Gl'SOll211 i11t01'Vi0ws. il-ll Elflflltlflll to this, they 1'111-1-ive p1'210ti1'21l 0xp01'i0n00 as Woll- t1'21i110c1 s001'0t211'i0s. 5 Twirlers' Club lhe lwirlers C lub is organized te aid ll hitious future niajerettes and druin majors. The new l1lCllllJCl'S are instructed hy the experienced inajerettes in twirling 1 d lI12lSl101'l11g the eerreet inilitary inareh- in, techniques. Each nieniber buys his spare 1ni1111te. Ne wonder we have sueh excellent niajorettes l n baton and practices energetically every yy Music For Morale B a n d Tl'2lllSlNJl'f2llTl0ll Pl'UlJlUlllS inay have in- terfered with plans ter several hand een- eerts this year. hut its new leader, Mr. TYil- liams, has provided a varied pregraln de- spite diH'ie11lties. 19425 saw the creation of a swing danee hand which played at lmasliethall ganles and llenn High tlilllCUS. Nlr. lYillia111s has slleceeded CXC00llll1Q,Il'V well in develepinug lllxllll 'lliuhls illblllltlklllf l11llSll'2ll talent. 1 1, 0 r c h e s t r a The 111'el1est1'a is under the able direc- tion et llr. xYllllillllS. This 'Year they elected a student Clll'OK'f0l', Ainerigo Laus, and an assistant Slilltlflllli director, fllnirles llnsse. The TllJ1'2ll'l2lll, llless Stevens, takes care ef the inusie. The orchestra plays lmetere every tlSS0lllllT'y and between the :Lets ef the Class plays. C h o r u s l'enn lliglfs C'll0l'l1S 11215 presented niany an 0l'g2llllZ2lTl0ll with sweet tunes. Their Ch1'ist111as candlelight service and their presentations at upper and lower class assenihlies have been greatly appreci- ated. They have entertained P. T. A. greups Elllll ehureh organizations. The Penn High School Chorus is under the splendid s11pe1'visie11 of Mrs. Jeffrey. Twirlers' Club I IliS'I' ROXV 4 P, D1-111sh:11'. . G?1I'l'9lSf!Il, E. Hert- zng. .l. Gladhill, D. Mm11'l'1e:11l. U. l.il.ieg1'en, H. 1il9l'. G. Haz- lett, M. Paslirchak, V. XVi11- stun, P. NVOods, C. XVL-her, V. Ziegler. SICFOND ROVV 1 'I'. Iluncl. .I. Hadlield. E. Suudin, G. Mm'- den, J. Davis. D. Howard, It lxlHSlI'0Dl01'. C. Pack, I.. Neu- llliiY0l', J. Guesmau, V. Sundin, D. I3'mv1e1-, J. Snyder. THIRD ROW' - E, T.r1heyde. M. Snmart, E. Johnston. Il. Ifuriek. M. Yaxiaudeswaxle. M. Su-wz11't. IS. Rodnar. E. lieut- ty. .l. Duffett. IJ. Fitzpz1l1'i1-li. FUl'Il'I'H ROXY 1 D. Regzln. .I. Ressler. J. McGowan. Il. Tell. A. Hehe. R. Pavlik. H. liemish. E. Scaraiiiuvh, A. K11s:111n1vie11, D. Volk, J. Sable. if Y' lfflbudjl, 77 Y r 'fillfx-.'XvI'N' ' gf ' X Band FIRST HOV' f .I. S11y4lm-r, .I. 'I'urm-V, IJ. Sulmm-nf0lIIm'. I., Ostrowskv. .I. Vvrsuw, ll. Ilakvr, Mr. 'WiIIi:nmS. SECOND ROXV - C'. l'm111m'S. P, .lm-linvk, 'l'. l!vl't0x'ir-I1. Ii. Iflmwscm, H. I.inh:lrl, A, Iligm-nf Im, W. lhippel. 'I', Sm-sm-Ii. 'I'HIliIJ ICOXV - U, Tlussu. II. S11irs-l'. J, .Xndc-rsmm. NY. II.-nm. , P. Iiotz. If. Dixon, Il. Muslru- pief, M. Ilvry. IfOlIIi'I'II ROW' - R. Slmlli 1 R. Sulmrrk. .I. 'l'u1'm'1'. lI. 1'l'lllI'K'lIIll. D. Yuma. XY. AIII- IPV. V. Ilvrg. W. I.Inz11m-n. tl. I'I1iIIi1ms, G. Mmwlm-11. E. II1'iImI. ID, Volk, A. Imus. , I 'II4 I'II IIOVV -4 I.. t'rissm:ll1. .I. Millc-V, IJ. Iiuir, I'. f'zlIrl:x!'- ' 1-Ili, XY. G0urIwm'Il1. P. SlIIl'4'I'. IJ. Br-nvls. M, 'l'uyIm', .I. Hmm- sI10rg:m', R, I'Lumish, IS. Muvk. Y. IS:-y. III. 'IIQl't4mvirfh, SIXTH IIOXV f .I. Srl3'dm'. II. Ste-V4-rms. t'. Sc-I1z1I'l'v1', M. Mv- Keug, ll. H:u'tmnx1, .I. Iluml, XV. Ilvrtuvich, I'. Evans, .I. Putuzxm, , WW Qrchestra Ii. l'm'hulk0, MY. YYilli:1ms. Mary Ilulloran, Iiotty Shupp. .I. Snyclor, N. I'znstI1'uImIi. I. M 0 I u s u. u, Il. Stevens, W. Ifonry, .I. Iiirflsw-yv, I.. Vriss- mnn, II. t'hurchilI. .I. Suymlor, A. Iiuinrfy. II. I'mmm's, IG. Hrilml, .I. 'l'urnvr, A. huns. IC. Ilussu, 'W, Dream. XV. Ilimmt-I, G. I2ig.g'I-nlm. Il. Ilzmsou. CIIOYUS l lIiS'I' IIOVI' - Mrs. .TvI'I'l'iI-S, J. Iiirdsnye. IZ. Walton. li. Ihuggs, l'. Hflllorzln, D. Ilyrnv. Y. Samlpsnn. AI. Stvpln-ns. IV. Iiogxgic-, S. Sampson. Y. Iiru- weII1vI1If-. .I. Sr-Ilrimsor. IC, l':1I- Iztlmn. HIGUONIJ HOXY f M.NVillinl11S. IC. Iioggs. .I. Rlillikvn. S. XVIII- Iuml. .I. Yersuw. .I. Still. I., Thou. IC. Stoll:-r. .I. Guosmzxn. I7. Wvlmlou. 'FIIIRIJ RONV - V, Kosalnu- vin-h. .I. DemIm11gI1, II. I.In- hurt. Ii. Mr'f'11m'. .I. Sl1ymIvI', XV. lJv'ln. .I. Stahl. XY, K0llL'l'. .I. Sllnrp, M. Alrvr, IB. I.zll'son. I OI'Ii'l'H RON' 7 R. Iffrmis. .I. Wilsrm, A. Alikolvlin-, II. If0lII2lINl'l'. XY. I.Iny4I, l', Nw-IT. .I. 'I'ng'Ii'11wivl1':1. IZ. IIII-il'l'n-r, Ii, Il'xrlmun. Ii, Hzmsmw. II. Ilakor. .I. Gurlm-Ii, I.. Criss- man. X I jMt 'f BW ...ff fi . fn ,Wy Befzind ihe Front Art Club 'l'l1:- arf ctlula. usiflo l.l'Hlll mlcvolopillg thc- tal: nr of lllIllSll2lll'V good artists. plays 21 vital part in om' ill'2llll2li'll' p1'ocll1c'tio11s. Yillli'll' 11-alistic' ss-1-llvljv gives the right. at- lIlHSIFll0l:1' for om' flranlas. Mrs. l'fviHm- sponsors the vlulm ami exhibits the work of the l'lltlll'O artists. Stage Crew ICH-1 v time tlwro is il stage proclilv- Iion, ax party, or a elaiic,-0, you can be vcr- taiu that the stage crew had some part in it. The menilwrs are boys frmri the shop who. lllllilll' Mr. l,l'CSSlllQ!S able super- vision. wiolcl ll2lllllllCl'S :mil saws in their lllilllb' and varied tasks. Art Club fer. Dick, E. Mouck. Stage Crew FIRST ROW - George Mi- halo, Al Honsperger, Am- erigo Laus, Jack Blicken- derfer, Bob Hazlett, Bob Alcorn, Willard Ryan, Mat- thew Girdick. SECOND ROW - Paul Koval, Mike Rusnak, Dick Wallace, Virgil Tatum, Guy Bosnick. THIRD ROW-Nick Vule- tich, Homer Wethli, Walt Benzenhofer, James Cahoe, George Christ, Lou Fazi, Tommy Kristolich, Paul Evans, Mr. Dressing, Nick Puskarich. FIRST ROW - R. Hart- man, N. Goss, D. Byrne, G. Hazlett, E. Cervanyak, M. J. Peterman, M. Smart, E. Bambarger, Mrs. Pfeif- SECOND ROW - A. M. Kenyon, B, Angermyer, J. Dibler, K. Gaus, E. Milli- ken, A. Devic, W. Grant, E. Hertzog, J. Larkin, E. Mock, D. Sherman, W. Goodworth, D. Sherwood, C. Loxterman, D. Camp- bell, W. Benzenhofer, D. Sky Road 1l.xm2L ..... .. . . . . Cox N115 Blceiciciyr.. Sm: lnmu: ..... . Cixnir: EVANS. . . SALLY B1XIl'fON. . . STEVE llim1LANn . Minion SA UN,D'1c1:s. B UDDIE XVALTERS . LUCKY PARKML. . . LXNN Roenns... . . 4lNDY Sanxnnns. . Tnoni-sox ..... ZBILL JONES .... Miss FIELDING. . BICLQKARLAXD. . . Direetress CAST . Dolores La gnese .Beverly lllaltou ..A. K. Zierclt . . .Nellie Stellier .Ruth Poclgornik . . .Robert Baker . . .Ursula fllalloran . . .Roy Adamson . . .Majel Wlylie . . .Jean Turner . . .lValt Stewart Basil Katsafanas . . . .Chuck Neff . .Dolly l,arson, . . .Herb Jackson Miss Alice J. Me Quiston Left 60 Rrzfght Bl -H XVCiltl1Clf unfavorable. .ll - Testing 1-2-3. Ill - Entire east. IV - Jones goes up - Lucky goes down. I 1 American Ideals From the beginning of our nation The A1114-1'icz111 iclcal has been that of 1l01l1Ul 1'zlU.Y. l.JC11l0Cl'i1Cy is il prizv wllicll has boon won slowly by 21 long strugglv iuspiroll by the icleals of liberty and jusficv. 'A' 'A' if 'A' 'lr ir 'A' al' ir 'k 'A' f I 1 4 1 1 'ki' 'lr ir ir'-Ir ir 'A' 'k ir ir gxslm, Nyc. NX' PACOW A Wa y l lome Hon 1 e .Xw ay Awa y ll 0111 e .Xwa y Awa V wit tgtewxos NW' Ncotqe, sf- C' Football Schedule - 1943 Sept. 211. - NVillqi11sb111-g ..... Sept. 18 -lVesti11gl1ouse . . . Sept. 24 - Oakmont . . . Oct. 2 - Turtle Creek ...... Oct. S1 - Shadyside . . Oct. 115 -llanliin . . Oct. 23 -'Har Brac . . . Oct. 30 - Scott . . . Nov. T - Plum . . M Hein e F 0 0 T B A L L Ironmen Have rea! Season Despite Losses Tl1e season opened with six velerans of last year's varsity on the starting roster - Kristolich, Fiala, Golobish, Schieden- helm, Alcorn, and Bruno. Three new teams also appeared on Penn' s schedule- Shadyside Academy, Taylor Allderdice, and Plum. Although Penn only won three out of its ni11e games, VVilkinsburg and Turtle Creek were the only opponents to score more flltlll o11e touchdown against our squad. Statistics show that Penn tallied thirty-tliree poi11ts more than the opponents i11 tl1e final totals. TVe also scored the most points this seaso11 tha11 any other on our closest rival, lvilkiiislnirg. Tl1e iirst game played was at 'Latrobe on September 12. The Indians were scrapping - they fought till tl1e final gun with Penn Highls indoniitablc spirit, but lost by a score of 9-6. The Braves dropped their first home game to the Blue tllltl Gold from lllestinghouse S-0. Tll tl1e next game XVTtl1'CJHli111011lI, always 2111 ex- citing game, the Red and Gold was de- feated lwy a seo1'e of G-O after a gallant ex- hibition. CD11 October 3 a powerful squad from Turtle Creek was host to Penn, outplaying and defeating Penn 13-0. Junior Varsity FIRST ROW - J. Joyce, J. Gregory, B. Sahene, H. Graham, N. Gaus, H. Elicker, C. Roman, F. Trujillo, K. Romandy. SECOND ROW - F. Furick, A. Bernard, D. Versaw, J. Hopper, W. Monheim, R. Vidak, W. Belchner, P. Ambill, H. Jelinek, Mr. Alcorn. THIRD ROW - J. Estep, V. Chisnell, N. Comanici, A. Ponce, J. Litvak, A. Hunter, W. Hunter, B. Prosser, J. Cotter. W Varsity FIRST ROW - Mr. Al- corn, F. Schiedenhelm, F Stewart, P. Golobish, B Bruno, G. Elicker, T. Kris- tolich, E. Burt, E. Wheeler B. Kosco, Mr. Dressing. SECOND ROW - F. Gra- bowski, J. George, E Fowkes, W, Patelos, H. Graham, T. Brown, R. Co- vol, N. Vuletich, E. Wag- ner, J. Litvak, R. Marshall, E. Kimmell, E. Dander, L. Bechtold. I 'L ,vt Disgusted with four Stl'21lgl1t defeats, 1101111 liually reached deep into her bag of tricks and pulled out a 21-0 victory over 21 l1igl1ly-praised Slmdyside glifkltlflllly 103111. T be Braves took to tl1e air with tl1e l3r1111o to Kristoliel1 and '4B1'1111o to Petallosv eo111bi11atio11s eliekiug eo11ti1111o11sly. October 17 brought the Tl1Clli1llS into eo11Hiet with its most ardent eo111petitor, XVlllill1Sl7lll'Q. Tl1e Tigers, having the Cll- viable reeord of being lll14lCfC21lICtl, were victorious, 1-o11q11eri11g P01111 26-14. These were the most points P01111 l1as ever scored i11 a 51211110 against VVilki11sb111'g. Tl1e Taylor Allderdiee game of Oeto- ber 2-L was tl1e lirst game O11 Pe1111 soil XVl10l1 11o tirst downs were 111ade by the op- position. Tl1e Tl1Qll2t1'lS outplayed Allder- diee to a 20-O victory. O11 October 31 the lied and Gold was subdued by Vander- gritt 6-O i11 a ll2ll'Ll-ffjllgllli game all the way. The Plum game of Xovember T really Sl1l1lf'l7C1'CLl all Pl'CCCllO1l.t. Never before l1ad a. l,Cll11 1021111 scored 11 111a1'gi11 of -l-0 points over its oppo11e11t o11 the l1Oll1C soil. Xever before had 21 Pe1111 back scored four to11el1- kl1lXVllS i11 o11e game. Tgl'llllOlS 3-L-yard 1-1111 elimaxed a season of ball-totiug llllUL1llZlllCll i11 l?C1ll1,S football history. U,l+lNTEl'l - Coming tll1'Ollgl1 O1llil1lOlltlS li11C. BOTTOM - Latrobe intercepts. O TOP - Burt around end Varsity lich. 'W f's,1.12oJ1..4..,- W BASKETBALL Seasons Record U11-fre 1,1112 1 1 --- 1101'. 15 - 1100. IS- 111112 22 Y 112111. ,1- 111111. S - 112111. 12 - .1llll. 15 W 111111. 111 -- 112111. 22 - 112111. 211- 1f'e11. 5- 19011. 12 - 111611. 10 - F011. 2 5 - 0141111112111 1VOS11llQ1111ll s0 111111111 ll .... X1TCS1lllQ1l41llS1' 1V1111111s11111'0' 1121111611 .... 1JZl1il1111ll1 . . . S01'1tt ...... 11112151 110011. 1701111121 .... 1V111illlS1ll1l'1,,f 13111111 ..... O211illl1P1l1 . . . East 11l'Ol' . . Verona . . . 13111111 . . 11111111-ZGKIQZIC. 212 115 -111 311 2111 . . -111 -10 2 -1- Z11 22 2-1 -12 1-1 25 112 l'1: A Tough-luck Season 11 111-xv W. 1'. 1. 11. 11. ruling 111110011 11111111 111 0llfll'1'1vY 111'110l'1'l11 1,1z1s1iet11111l 011111- 11011ti1,111 this s011s1111. For 1110 past 1111-00 ,v0111's 1110 11z1s11011-01's 1111V0 110011 11101111101's 111: SUl'1lOl1 T w1111'11 111011111011 1Vl11il1lS11lll'g, 711111110 11l'1'1'1i., Swissvule, 11Zlll1i1ll, ,1'31'1111- 1111011. 111111 S1-1111. T110 11111111113 were 111110011 111 811011011 111 21122111151 BU teams, the for- ll10l' 11011111 2111 'XXV l'21tl11g.' ' 130111115 Op- 1111110111s lll 8110111111 151 are 0ak1111111f, East 11001, Xv0l'Oll21, 111111 ,1,11llll. This setup was :111v1111tag01111s to 1701111 for Two l'G2lS4JllSI 11 greatly f111:111t11t0s t1'1111spo1'tz1t1o11 L11ll iug' 1110 war, 111111 112111111111 rivalry 110fW00u 1101111 111111 1110 new 111111o11011ts 11111110 the gz11111's ll101'C ll11Cl'CS1l11g. f1'l1e 111'st 1110 112111105 were non-league 111111 every one was lost by Penn. The 1b1101lG1' i11t1'o1111ee11 Westinghouse for the 1i1'st tiine, who 110fe11te11 Penn 32-20. Rau- kin, 11T6Sfl11Q'1l0l1SC, 1V111i1l'1S1Dll1'g, 2111111 115111- 1illl 11211111011 Penn their next four defeats by scores of 38-30, 46-22, 31-23, 211161 39- 32 respectively. The Braves Took revenge by sealping c,J2l1il1101112 1-G-35 111 The 111'st league tilt, only to lose to Scott -10-31 in 11 non-league SEATED 1Left to Riffhtl Harris Linhart, Sam New ton, Bob Baker, Bill Bruno Glenn Elicker, Jim Wilson Jim Truschel, Tom Kristo MIDDLE ROW Coach Proksa, Mgr. Guy Bosn1ch Bob Hazlett, Emanuel Dan der, Dave Bigenho Bill Kosco, Mgr. Benny Clark Asst. Coaeh Gibson BACK ROW - Howard Ambil, Sheridan Burgess Dale Versaw, Allan Ban ard, Mike Ferkatch Harry Covol, John Litvak Left to Right Mr. Gibson, Mr. Proksa Sl'l'illJ. ,Peiiiils lmsketvws their get down fu lmsiness and won the next four, three of wliivli were league tilts. East ,Deer was the iirst vietini, losing 28-24, followeml by an easy Vll'tlll'.V over X'Y0l'lJllil 41-lil. The Ilimws then liiiniiliated lVilkinSburg, svalping tliein 3-L-22 for the defeat handed tlicni earlier in the season by the Tigers. 1,illl1l fell 230-2-L. Then Caine the deciding game of the year, with Oakinont Winning 42-41. ln the reinaining games Penn conquered East Deer 26-11, only to lose to Verona and Plum 25-21 and 42-28 1'e- speetively. I 1. Get Ready! Get Set! C2. Go! Freshman SEATED CLeft to Right?- George Heron, Bill Berto- vich, Bob Collins, Fred Furick, Eugene Creinins, Harold Elicker, Donald Yenets, Ralph Sabock, Bill Dean. BACK ROW - Roy Chis- nell, Jack Lloyd, Bob Vi- dak, Marion p Manning, John Hopper, John Mc- Williams, Howard Walsh, Coach Gibson. FIRST ROW - B. Katsafanas, D, Altenberger, H. Graham, L. Glanton, T. Brown, H. Peteet, F. Grabowski. SECOND ROW - A. Bigenho, T. Cole, M. Rusnak, E. Wheeler, T. Young. THIRD ROW - Mr. Alcorn, J. Rodriquez, J. Hicks, B. Bruno, H. Graham, S. Newton, W. Wright, Mr. Dressing. First Unclefeateal Season SEASONS RECORD Uppozzenl VVillzinsburg . . . . . lllum ..... Turtle Creek . Duquesne .... S. S. Academy 45 20 37 54 Q0 176 Pe 'l'l,'llf 82 S9 90 73 94 428 Under the new leadership of Mr. Al- corn, .l?enn's track team again had a very successful season, winning all live of its meets and scoring 428 points to the op- ponents, ITG points. Besides going un- defeated in dual competition, Penn Won the triangular meet with Turtle Creek and Sewiekley. Also Coach Alcorn's tracksters took first place in the medley relay at the W. P. I. A. ll. indoor meet and in the mile relay at the Tri-State meet and the Connellsville relays. The medley relay team is composed of Peteet, Newton, Young, and NVheele1', While the mile relay team is composed of Peteet, Altenberger, Vllheeler, and Young. This mile relay team Won the VV. P. I. A. L. mile relay championship at the Pitt Stad- ium, for which they received a magnifi- cent plaque. .Ks a result of this, the mile relay team traveled to Penn State where they placed fifth at the State cham- pionships. Here they set a new record for our mile relay, which is 3 minutes and seconds. High scorer for the season was Ed Wheeler with sew points. Track Fourth Consecutive Championship For the fonrth consecutive year Penn High's golf squad has captured the NV. P. I. A. L. ehampionship. In the last four years they have dropped only three games - one to Turtle Creek in 19-LO, one to Springdale in 1941, and one to Shady- side last year. Nllithout inueh douht the golf squad is .Pennls niost sueeessful ath- letie team. Cloniposing last year's squad were two veterans and three newcomers. Jim Sny- der, lead-off man, has been on all four ehanipionship squads, and Ronald Fow- ler is a veteran of three seasons. Guy llosniek and Nick Pusliarieh, juniors, and Frank Malay, soplioniore, terminate the quintet. In the first galne of the season Coaeh l3erg's squad whitowashed New Kensing- ton 15-0. ln the remaining games the lndians sealped Springdale 15-0, defeat- GOLF J. Snyder G. Bosnich F. Malay E. Richter N. Puskarich Mr. Berg ed Shadyside 1O1f2-:LVL beat New Ken- sington 1-Llfg-W, tapped Springdale 12-3, and lost the last to Shadyside 10W-416. Then came the play-offs with Munhall, il-laldwin, and Greensburg. The squad downed Munhall 15-Og they followed with a 12-3 victory over Baldwin, and in the linal inateh trampled Greensburg 12-3. Seasonis Record Uppon emi Pomi, New Kensington . . . 0 15 Springdale ...., , 0 15 Shadyside ........ LLM 10W New Kensington . . . 15 1416 Springdale ........ 3 12 Shadyside ........ 1016 416, Fixixi, Nxrcn ics Aiillllllilil .......... O 15 Baldwin . . 3 12 Greensburg . . . 3 12 Cheerleaders Iiippi Yii - nu, Yippi Yee, Kippi Yippi itls not a Yanl' war erv it's X U, l Just une ot the rnany elif ers this sextet origi natem l. four girls, llnrler the 'l'u last year's sqnaml uf two pepprv lirrivs were amlmlell. supervision of Miss lilinar, Miss Reeml, ancl our iiewc-miner, Alr. Wil liains, niamle the basketball Three of these six elieerleaclers have pep meetings, fnotball, ancl games lrrighter than ever. this VlVklClOllS group leave P. ll. S. this year and We know it Will be hard to replace theni ancl keep helm to the pep in the coming years. ,gfif M. L. Stephens, D. Regan, M. Halloran, J. Schrimser, W. Keller, U. Halloran. G. A. A. This is a wenianls world. lVith that tlionght in inincl anil with phyvsieal fitness as its by-worml the Girls' Atliletie Associa- tion has taken great strides this year. Seeeer. basketball, volleylmall, bamlininton, track. ancl hiking were inelnllecl in the prograin for the entire school. Active partieipatiun in the G. A. A. gave inany a distinct advantage in the gyin elasses. lvnrler the sponsorsliip ot Airs. E. Klinar lienseliigai, Miss .lC. lteecl, anal active managers anal assistants. interest Honr- ishecl. The elnb eliicers are: Presillent, lflizalmetli Stoner, viee presiclent, Dora llillg secretary, Lois Meerselig treasurer, Mary Berg. There is also an advisory council ot managers anml assistants. FIRST KOVV - E. C'omaniei, R, Waltnn, E. Ilerlzngzq, I.. Muerseli, M, lYl0l'R', E. Stoner. D. Ilill, E. Stoner, I.. Snyder, B. Charrie, D. AVEl1llL'I'Skll'Ch. SECOND ROXV - IC. Duer, J. Amlersuii. A, Knsannvic-h, l'. .Ielinic-k. E. Allen. IG. Beal- Ly. C. Pack, I.. Neumayer, .l. Richardson, L. l'a1'lt1m, E. Illiekenderfer, A. Uarllun, A. Krawr-lxiek. THIRD RUXV - Miss Reed, E. Seziramueh, A. Resetar, L, Deinshar, C, llribal, B. 'I'eIl. F. lligenho, E. Dailey, E. VVarcI. M. MeKeag, H, Shirer, L. Stultz, .'I. Trujillo. J. Painter, Mrs. Rensehifxai. FOL'R'I'I'l ROVR' -- D. Varlotla, M. Ilitvak, R. Pavlik, U, Croft, D. Sroka. M. Myers, .T. Pfab, li. Romish. D. Volk, Fl .IohnsI.on, I.. Gzulsun. FIFTH KOH' - Y. XVQIJIJ, E. Hel- beek, M. Deer, J. Stitt, P. Evans, A. Sander, L. Diederich, R. Slieaffer, B. Alastrnpier, C, Ilipovic-h, Y. Kokal, M. Shalton- brand, G. Linstrom, E. Sundin, D. Beam. '1 52,5 'Qi Q RY . ext Q25 s ya ' Y' 'QR v vi, rf gi l 'Nun ..... ...ix ROW I Iuscparables 5 Fond P2ll'UIll1 football fang lwforc bus time. HOW II Pass received 5 Twirl- iug drum 11121jO1'Q the woruong onlookers. ROW III Relay team rounds ouclg whooo-ra. HOW IV Mr. JVZUIICS lisquirog meal time at Nllilkius- burgg crossing the lmr. 9 . , HOW I I' 1' U f. Hb'llL1tf?1lllSl'Q .I 0 a 11 i Q 3 Sllllltllill, Funny. ROW II N0 Kifldixff' Infor- 7 Cstiug, huh 'l HOW IU Left, right, hop lg Ai11't Love Grauml ? 'HU W IV Patriotic Bobg NV0111- en 5 Selig Watchcs. HOW Y Yea! Team I 3 F1'i011l1- shipg Miss Hofmeis- for enjoys The game hung CHI-0111 ROW I Sitting around be- twcou halvesg a lull. ROW II Ho has 7111115 bass drummer 5 the sun 1J1'4lf1'1C1'S5 Mr. XVOHT. RO W IV End of a good battleg Prof. Buggg pre-war leo CVCH1115 the shot- put seemed heavy. HOW I No gain! Uh Goody! ROW H Miss AI2Lib2lCh5 Host- ing. HOW HI 4X1llC1'ig0 plays for s'H2l1'l'D , g Crowded ! HONN IV Swing and Swayg Hockey. ROW V NSf1'lltfi11.77 HOW V1 Bzuulg Ouch! ROW VH M 1' s . Reusc-higai Happy. af' A UV'l'OG1iAAl'1IVS lrwffl Ii1f:c:o1:1m-OLVULQQK ,l71:1NT1Nce Co., AIC-IDONALD, PENNSYLVANIA 1,,ON'l,'IAC fENu1:,w1Nu AND ELQxccT1:0TY1'E Co., CHICAGO, ,ILLINOIS ll AUTOGHAPIIS N S'l'lfI7IO GI!1XNl7l'I - Svniors cmd Groups - 2325 Olivcl- AXVCIIIIO, P1'1 l's1:1'1:u11, I'14xNsYl,v.xx11x HL7N'l'ZINC?I'Ili Scuoor, P11010 - Unclerclcass l'ict'm'c5 - PIQUA, 01110 r v- l ,i, , ,. 4 .J ,, , ., . ,. f. 1, -. , ,Q H,