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

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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.

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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

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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.