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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

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Dedicated to MR. JOHN H. LINTON iii tiki An American Ideal DEDICATION Although my experience with Penn High has been brief, I have been impressed with its Hne spirit and potentialities and will ever be con- scious of my responsibility to see that its stu- dents are offered the finest educational oppor- tunities that our country offersfl These words, spoken by the new supervising principal, Mr. John H. Linton, typify his spirit and interest in our educational system. Then, too, his new plans, the inauguration of additional courses and the introduction of new departments, will give Penn a higher standard and rating among Pennsylvania schools. This forward look of Mr. Linton's has made the seniors more am- bitious to strive for bigger and better things. Therefore, We, the Senior Class of 1948, proudly dedicate our best efforts, the 1948 Seneca, to Mr. Linton who has given graciously of his time, effort, and understanding. it-Xn important call for Mr. Linton S K - f. 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ISUARD OF liDUCA'I'lON Our ezipzthle liozird of lfduezition proves its worth through the mziny importzint tzisks it performs . . . elected heeziuse of civic-mindedness :ind interest in zi hetter ednezitionzil system . . . meets the second Xvednesdziy of ezieh month :ind keeps meetings open to the pulwlie , . . gives freely of vziluzthle time :ind houndless energy to serve us . . . wisely plains how money is to he spent to meet the needs of the groxving ninnher of Penn 'liownship students . . . tackles problems :md ditheulties with vigor :ind enthusiasm . . . zilwziys strives to give Penn 'liownship sehool chil- dren the hest lizieilities zivziilzihle Linder existing conditions . . . 'lihe Clziss ol' V148 wishes to eongrtitulzite the Penn 'l'ownship liozird ol- lfduezition on the excellent joh it hzis done. SICCRP. I .Xllllah SliA'l'l l7-l,t'l'l' to Right: Nlr. Curl l,, Goodlin. Nlr, llenry l,. Snyder lpres- identl, Mr. lftlwzird B, Nlessenger, Mrs, Al2ll'Sk'lll' Hughes, Xlr. sk. Clair Mitchell, Nlr, .Iohn H, Linton fSup- ervising Prineipzill, Nlr, Knufinnnn VY. Stoner, klr., Hr. Kermit G. S'l'ANllINKiS Nlr. Vinton W, Boyd lnon-memherl, Miss lfvelyn Sundin Cnon-memherl, Xlr, R. Rody Bren- love, Solieitor ll1UI1-I11ClIIl3l'l'l U-ff. s. xll'CI.IN'l4!N Xliss Srxiiix Xlics, l3iu'NroN Miss lXlAII!ACIl Xllas. Gixkiwisi-'R lfoiml of lffllifrifimi lfnm-if nl l:Ufziu1li'n1i 5f 'ff '3' I All'7 llfffffv' S1'1'l'1'l1II'y 1:11711 ll'fn'1'rv l'l f'f'f'l -'l 7 f ff g'5HJn'lf'1M SWB hacks , AB., unawnziv of Pilmbe O F I , MR. Noiuxmu F. HonLz1.1s Assistant Supervising Principal . DR. JUS!-Il'll li. WllIililiX High School Principal hlr. Hoelzle . . . well-suit- ed for his duties as Assist- ant Supervising Principal . . . proves Worth and capa- hility by the zeal with which he performs his many tasks. Miss Hunter . . . proves her capability every day as a reading instructor . . . analyzes the problems of Penn Township school stu- dents and helps solve them. MISS HUNTICR lj,fyC1lUIIJgf,l'f B, S., Indiana Siaie Teachers College: M. Lili., University of Pittsburgh. Guide our footsteps onward Mit. MA'r'r1uzw M. AILORN Assistant Principal Dr. Joseph E. Wherry . . . super- vises assemblies, devotions, and student activities . . . enforces necessary rules of conduct . . . aids students in post high school inter- ests . . . exercises diplomacy and keen understanding in dealing with pupils . . . deserves our deepest ad- miration. Mr. Alcorn . . . gains our respect and admiration because of his sin- cere efforts to help us . . . ably as- sists Dr. VVherry as Assistant Prin- cipal. acufty Mk. C. Areoxw l,llj',IllY7! ,iirf1l1'rl'f'iH B. S., M. Ed., Pitlsburqh. MR. l3ua'roN l'fry,rirnl lfrlzlrvllimz Mk. lhvxs l,Ilj',1'll'IIl lfrliznzlifiir B. S., Slippery Rock Slale Teachers Colleqeg M, Erl., Univefsily of Pillsburqh. Mas. KlfNNr:nY B. S., William and Mary College. Mas. RIQNSCIIIHAI B.S., Univemily ol Pittsburgh. Miss S'l'UNlil4 A.B., Muskinqum Colleqe. ink, l,ouAN B.S., Slippery Tv-arhcrs Colleqeg M.E., Uni- vr-rsily of Piflsburqh. Mn. Rfwnouk B.S., University ol Pillsburqh. Mas. Wr:s'rlN Deulzzl A,f,l'ijf1lllf 'l'he hardworking men and women who compose our teaching staff . . . perform many extra duties for the students' benefit . . . exercise alvility in the transferring of their knowledge to their pupils . . . are completely understanding in trying to help the student with his many problems . . . sacrifice their own enjoyment many times to carry on their duties as school teachers . . . are greatly appreciated for all their patience and kindness shown to everyone . . . serve as inspiration for the student hody . . . are outstanding citizens in their community . . . try to urge students on to higher goals . . . help to promote under- standing and friendship in the student lxody . . . aid us in our personal life as well as in school . . . develop in us a spirit of conh- dence and a will to succeed in all our work . . . are always trying to improve themselves forthe henelit of their pupils . . . will always he remembered as friends and a guiding in- fluence. Univergily ol Rock Slale 'Hey guard at eafth Nlks. GILHIQRT llirlziifzzz MRS. GUNUY-Nnr,re R.N.,. Columbia Hospilal Training School. MRS. STUCKERT-Nzir,fe RN., Dixmonf Training School. Dlx. F. ll, Bll'r'r BS., Johns Hopkins Univer, sifyg M.D., Jefferson Medical School. Du. A. B. SPEICR B.S., M.D., University of Pillsburgh. Duc. ll, N, CARNAIIAN B.S., D.D,S.A Universily of Piflsburqh. Dk. rl. .-X. lfoulwcli D.D,S., University of Pills- burgh. THEY DEVELCP . .. uf 1q'Cfl3fl'C Hwffzef Xllw Hvvl If P., lu, .M sn, If , nm. cwrnyq' 11. cprifxq., Xllu, N111 Nllss Rl l'1 ICI Fi 'u P1 vw 0 5 N F Fi L' .x.,. 0:12 gufbzaty 72.4te.4 4 fx aww- 4 Uv. ,V Xllss Xl I'lil DI lm K .llrfwl Sn 11,-1-,vjwff BS., cwv um,-1 my MM, Uv-ww x .wi Mfdvlqqn. Xlus. ,I I'H'111un: 1 ,ff'! Xgflfv-'1 wff7' 3.9, E vwlwm Kv.1'wTLlx1'1' XIR.Il,I'1.XXlIl.IXXIh .Ulm .N ffwf. uw V9 Ml F wg 7 'vm JJ 1. , ,Q ,K MMF- plxtrnxnm ,- H,,rx:mJQ9l -I .hmm Qs W2 x 5 P ' E,, 65 ., '14 0 N.. 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' A efaumatea ED PAINTER AND THERESA LORENCF Senior King and Queen 0 0 Q n Have reached an important goal SENIOR CLASS HISTORY PANICKY FRESHMICN .. .... C1944-l945J Once a group of scared greenies entered the Pearly Gates of PENN HIGH. Scared! That wasn't the word for it, we were petriHed. Not knowing the in's and out's of this new, wonder- ful, but frightening world, we vainly sought ele- vators in the halls, sneaked behind doors for rooms, not daring to ask upperclassmen, because they would try to give us tokens for elevators and to misinform us generally. Slowly, we became accustomed to the rules and regulations of this great institution. Soon we began to feel a warmth about us. What was it? That good ol' PENN HIGH Spirit. We boosted the Freshman Party. We ignored the know it all upperclassmen and Hnally ended our freshmen year with dreaded exams, ready to become EAGER SOPHOMORES C1945-19465 Yes, we're grown up. 'lihat year, with the feeling of Panicky Freshmen polished away and the feeling of Eager Beavers acquired, we were ready to set examples for the new freshmen! Through the football season, at every game and rally, the voices of the Sophomores mingled with those of the mighty juniors and seniors, backing our boys. We tried to set the fashions by wear- ing the latest fads: blue jeans, sloppy shirts, cor- duroy jackets, bright shoe strings, and color- rimmed glasses. We had a grand welcoming for freshmen at our Reception, which was the best ever! 'llhen the end of the term came and once again we crammed for exams, but we looked for- ward to becoming upperclassmen, preferably, NONCHALANT JUNIORS C1946-19475 Peppy, jolly, upperclassmen-that was the lifel We started that year with great enthusiasm. We organized our own clubs and participated in the activities of the student body. Of course, being upperclassmen presented its problems too. We groaned, sighed, and some even missed that early bus. Remember how successfully we pro- duced Ann of Green Gables to build up our treasury? We spent the money in grand style for the Junior-Senior Reception. Remember, too, how eager we were to try the senior seats for size, to become the NOTABLE SENIORS C1947-19485 That was really the year-more class offices, stronger representation in the student body, more social life, our play, You Can't Take It With You, the sports, and many other events. Four years came and went. Years that were full of triumphs and disillusionments. Years that put our class on the pages of PENN HIGH his- tory, long to be remembered. We now recall moments of joy, sorrow, wonder and pleasure in the making of new friends, pretense of sophis- tication, the pleasure of giving help and false information to the Panicky freshmen, the tense- ness of cramming for examinations-All those reminiscences passed in review as we doffed our hats and gowns and voiced a parting word or two to our Alma Mater, PENN HIGH. SENIOR BOARD FlRs'l' Row: R. Eggelston, O. Stahl, I , Ludwig, N. Circosta, I. Duff. Sncomx Row: Mr. Gibson, I.. Yea- ney. F, Rankin, R. Drum. H. Zaspel, H. McCoy, E. Painter, Mrs. Reeher. l SENIORS . . . FRANK LUDWIG Academic . . . intelligent and industrious . . . winner of the American Chemical Societyls Contest his third year.4.. served faithfully as the president of the junior and senior classes . . . belonged to Freshman Science Club, German Club, Hi-Y, and the Science-Aeronautics Club . a four year orchestra member . . . reported for Penn-Points. . . a hig'h honor student , . . inducted into the National Honor Society his junior year . , . will succeed in his chosen Held, research. THOMAS DUFF Academic . . . DuHy . . . a lively, tall, handsome lad capable vice-president of our class and president of Hi-Y ...student of great merit . . . active in all sports . . . prominent in track and football . . . took part in You Canlt Take It With You . . . member of German and Varsity Clubs . . . plans to attend college. NANCY REGINA CIRCOSTA Vocational Homemaking , . . our pleasant Senior Class secretary . . . scoop reporter for Penn Points . . . member of F. H. A., Spanish Club, Commercial Club, and Y-Teens . , . her future, a secretary. ROBERT L. EGGLESTON General . . . Red . . . good-looking, tall. redhead... active in football, basketball, baseball, and track . . . mem- ber of Varsity Club . . . plans to be in the steel construc- tion business. DOROTHY STAHL Commercial . . . Dot has a smile and a good word for everyone . . . devotes much of her time to sports . . . popu- lar, neat, and attractive . . . industrious head typist for Seneca . . . an honor student . . . class historian . . . active participant in G. A. A., and Leaders' Club . . . member of Commercial Club, Debs, girls' basketball team, Sub-Debs, and Y-Teens . . . is considering a college education. VIRGINIA CAROL ABER Vocational . . . Ginnie . . . cheerful lassie . . . has adapted herself to high school life well . . . belonged to Freshman Science Club . . , member of F. H, A., G. A. A., and Y-Teens . . . hopes to be a secretary. ALEX ABERCROMBIE General . . . a tall, light-haired boy . . . very friendly . . .h quiet and shy, especially when it comes to the Opposite sex . . . will surely succeed in anything he attempts to do. JOHN RAY ALBERTS Claxxical . . . 'flackll . . . an honor student . . . plays in dance band . . . member of orchestra . . . home room president member of National Honor Society and Student Council . . ,Sports Editor of Penn Points . . . has a pleasing dis- position . . . a future archaeologist. LAWRENCE J. ARTMAN General . . . Pete . . . is active in sports . . . is captain of the Hall Patrol . . . likes sports outside of school activities . . . finds it a pleasure going to Mrs. Bakeils math classes . . . plans to be a barber. DONALD ASHWORTH Academic . . . Harm . . . a real musician . . . plays the clarinet in orchestra, band, and dance band . . . member of Cue and Curtain, Science-Aeronautics and Spanish Clubs . . . witty and clever . . . acted in You Can't Take It With You . . . longs to enter the field of music someday. FRANCIS ASTI Academic . . . Saint . . . dark and handsome... participated In band, dance band, and orchestra for two years . . -. member of Science-Aeronautics and Spanish Clubs ...was In You Canlt Take It With Youl' and was a sailor lil UH. M. S. Pinaforeu . . . likes everything about Penn High. NANCY ADELINE ATKINSON General Nan,' eager to lease loves to skate and dance . . . member of G. A. A .... dislikes gum- cracking . . . plans to take up dress designing. Frank Ludwig Nancy Circosta Dorothy Stahl Alex Abercrombie Lawrence Artman Francis Asti Thomas Duff Robert Eggleston Virginia Aber John Alberts Donald Ashworth Nancy Atkinson Jean Austin Adaline Beatty Ralph Belin Edward Benzenliocfer Edward Bertha Dolores Bolden Genaro Balenciago Betty Belin joseph Bell jenny Berg Nelson Bevard Ada Bortoluzzi SENIORS JEAN AUSTIN Vocational . . . Shorty . . . loves to dance . . . always doing something . . . has a sparkling personality . . . sup- plies fun for everyone . . . is happy-go-lucky . . . hopes to make 'homemaking her full-time career after graduation. GENARO BALENCIAGO General . . . Sonny', . . . is tops in personality . . . has curly brown hair . . . takes to golf and truck driving . . . is a member of Stage Crew . . . has one weakness, quiet girls . . . future auto mechanic. ADALINE BEATTY Academic . . . Addie,' . . . member of band, Debs, Spanish Club, Sub-Debs, and Rostrum . . . adores dancing and 'bowling . . . a friend to all . . . desires to become a nurse. BETTY BELIN General . . . Gail . . . has a winning smile . . . is active in G. A. A. ,and Leaders' Club . . . dislikes giddy girls . . . is polite and neat . . . her future plans, matrimony. RALPH BELIN General . . . Harry . . . a lad full of fun . . . devoted most of his time to his trumpet . . . played in band, dance band, and orchestra . . . dreams of becoming a musician. josism-I BELL General . . . joe . . . liked by all . . . enjoyed lunch at Stoner's . . . disliked the days his car was not running . . . played football . . . greatest desire, to graduate from Penn High. EDWARD BENZENHOEFER General . . . Ed . . . is a quiet, unassuming lad . . . enjoys above all, the popular sports of fishing, hunting, and golfing . . . has varied interests . . . plans to study radio after graduation. JENNY Banc Academic . . . Jen . . . a vivacious little lass . . . on the cheering squad . . . simply adores biking, steak and french fries . . . work, to her, a nuisance . . . a member of German Club, National Honor Society, and Seneca Staff . . , her future dream, Muskingum College. EDWARD BERTHA Academic . . . Edu . . . tall and good-looking . . . 'has a shy grin . . . likes girls, girls and more girls . . . has a wink for everyone . . . an honor student . . . dependable and capable . . . sure to be successful. G. NELSON BEVARD Academic . . Beans . . . trustworthy and talented.. . is a jovial wit and has a becoming smile . . . had a part in Ann of Green Gables and You Can't Take It With You . . . became popular drum major as a senior . . . his hope, to go to Penn State . . . member of orchestra and band . . . belongs to Cue and Curtain and Science-Areonautics Clubs. DoLoREs BOLDEN General . . . Dee . . . a charming lass, full of life . . . an active participant in the G. A. A. and Y-Teens . . . worked on the Seneca Staff . . . sure to succeed in life. ADA BORTOLUZZI Academic . . . Chi Chi . . . pretty, vivacious cheer leader . . . member of Debs, Sub-Debs, and Spanish Clubs . . . student director of Anne of Green Gables, took part in You Can't Take It With You . . . Clu-b Edi-tor of Penn Pointsn . . . desires to study journalism. N 0F 1948 Lois JEAN BRAcco Academic . . . Brac . . . has a fine sense of humor . . . makes and keeps friends . . . has good judgment . . . be- longed to Cue and Curtain, Chorus, and the Spanish Club . . . played Matilda in Anne of Green Gables cast . . . hopes to become an airline hostess. JAMES BROWN General . . . Jim . . . is cute and blond with a devilish smile . . . plays football . . . is a sports fan . . . likes every- thing . . . an all-around favorite . . . wants to become a lawyer. PAUL A. BRUNO General . . . Curly . . . our football hero . . . interested in all sports . . . our 'handsome Sophomore King . . . adores all types of food and plenty of sleep . . . member of the Varsity Club . . . a future athletic coach. BEVERLY BUSHEY Commercial . . . Bev'l . . . blond and beautiful . , . easily pleased . . . attended Harvey High, Painesville, Ohio, her junior year . . . participated in Chorus, Debs, and G. A. A .... will surely succeed as a secretary. ETHEL MAE BYERS Vocational . . . Slim . . . a good singer . , . active in Chorus, the Spanish Club, and Y-Teens . . . likes ice cream, roses, and skating . . . always pleasant . . . undecided about the future. JOHN CAESAR General . . . Cease . . . a woman's man . . . likes stuffed olives, shop, and girls . . . heartily dislikes homework and walking . . . worked hard on Stage Crew . . . wants nothing more than to go to Alaska. JAMES R. CALABRESE Academic . . . Jim', . . . intelligent and friendly . . . active on the football field and in home room . . . enjoys good movies and all types of music . . . his future in- cludes traveling. ELSIE CALDARELLI Commercial . . . quiet, but efficient . . . remembered for her thoughtfulness and lovely character . . . member of Commercial Club, Seneca Staff, and Y-Teens . . . ambition, to become an auditor. EILEEN CAMPBELL Academic . . . I . . . has a charming smile . . . possesses splendid manners . . . active in Chorus, G, A. A., and the Spanish Club . . . plans to attend business school. HELEN CARTER Commercial . . . Rae . . . enjoys athletic activities . . . carefree and contented . . . cheery and eager to please . . . 'hopes to become a social worker. BLANCHE CHURCHEL General . . . active member of the Art Club, Chorus, and Y-Teens . . . showed dramatic ability in Anne of Green Gables . . . collects recipes as a hobby . . . hopes to be a telephone operator. ROBERT CLARKE Academic . . . Bohn . . . quiet, but has a pleasing person- ality . . . has an interest for sports and thegood things in life . . . a band and Spanish Club member. . . enjoys ice cream and cake . . . expects to enter the ministry. Lois Bracco James Brown Paul Bruno Beverly Bushey Ethel Byers John Caesar James Calabrese Elsie Caldarelli Eileen Campbell Helen Carter Blanche Churchel Rflbcrt Clarke Janet Cook Robert Daniels David Davis Janet Deakins A rleene Dellrocq Dolores Delancey ,. Joseph Cresap lfleanor Davidson William Davis Mary Jane Dean Alan Deere Merle DeLuc ll JANET Cook Cmnnzrrrial . . . Cookie ...x i ust as sweet as her nick- name . . . loves to listen to the music of Vaughn Monroe. .. is against conceited girls and boys . . . helpful Library Assistant and a member of Y-Teens . . . wants to become a secretary. JosEPH CRESAP Academic . . . Red . . . a friend, indeed . . . quiet and bashful . . . a dependable lad . . . a guy worth knowing .. prefers sports to anything else . . . member of Spanish Club . . . sure to be a success. ROBERT DANIELS General . , . Bob . . . a tall, curly-haired lad . . . well- liked by all . . . has a pleasing personality . . . enjoys most sports . . . will likely succeed in his ambition. ELEANOR DAvIpsoN General. . . Davie . . . gay and pleasant . . . an honor student . . . active in Sub-Debs and Debs . . , always willing to cooperate . . . her goal, business school. DAVID DAv1s General . . . Dave with his wittiness . . . likes music . . . is a good dancer . , . dislikes show-offs and prac- tical jokers . . . took part in Chorus, Cross Country Track, and football . . . a member of the Spanish and Variety Clubs . . . plans to join the Navy. WILLIAM DAVIS General . . . Shorty'l . . . is rather shy when it comes to girls . . . detests walking behind slow people in the halls . . . member of Freshman Science, Hall Patrol, and the Variety Clubs . . . expects to become a naval technician, JANET DI-IAKINS Academic . . , has excellent school spirit . . . never misses a football or basketball game . . . belongs to Leaders' Club, G. A. A., and 'liwirlers' Club . . . some day expects to wear the white uniform of a nurse, MARY JANE DEAN Academic . . . Janie . . . a four-year honor student . . . served ofiicially in home rooms . . . acted as junior class secretary . . . assisted the Jay-V cheerleading squad . . . valuable Inember of Freshman Science Club, Cue and Cur- tain, Debs Club, National Honor Society, Seneca Staff and Sub Deb Club . . . served on Student Council four years, presiding as president the senior year . . . will major in home economics . . . her ambition, a fashion designer. ARLEENE ICLIZAEETH DEBRIJCQ Vocational . . . pretty, dark-haired miss . . . likes black curly-haired boys and thinks dancing wonderful . . . ardent Inember of Debs, Sub Debs, and Y-Teens , . . served as secretary of Penn Art Club . . , dreams of becoming a fashion designer. ALAN DEERE Academic . . . an ardent sports fan . . . was an essential part of the orchestra . . . Inember of Freshman Science and Spanish Clubs . . . will undoubtedly succeed in Whatever 'he undertakes. DOLORES JEAN DELANCIEY Vomlimml . . , Dolly . . . enjoys participating in sports . . . active in G. A. A., and Freshman Science Club . . . dislikes arising early to catch the school bus . . . intends to become a telephone operator. MERLE L. DE LUCA Academic . . . De Luk . . . a former Westinghouse student . . . his favorite sport, football , . . his pet peeve- English I, II, III, IV . . . member of Varsity Club . . . never meant to be an early bird . . . hopes to become a football coach. SENICRS RAY DIBLE Academic . . . member of the band . . . is working to buy his own automobile . . . is shy, good-natured, and dependable . . . has a mischievous grin . . . an all-around friend. CHARLES A. DIELER General . . . Chuck . . . a future driver of trailer trucks . . . a member of Stage Crew . . . desires a girl with a pleasing disposition . . . thinks homework a dreadful pastime . . . has a smile of cheer for everyone. LEONARD DI LIBERTO Academic . . . LenU . . . member of the track team . . . a sports fan . . . his interest lies in drawing blue prints of houses . . . active in Freshman Science and Spanish Clubs . . . hopes to be a civil engineer. ELIZABETH DOAK Academic . . . Betty . . . a quiet, intelligent person . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . attended Plum High her first two years . . . enjoys reading . . . plans to become a librarian. HARWOOD DORMAN Scientific . . . Har , . . interested in all sports . . . track, tops with him . . . active in Varsity Club . . . good- natured and sincere . . . wishes to become a pharmacist. PETE Dozzl Academic . . . Pistol Pete , . . has a way all his own . . . has many friends . . . interested in all sports , . . par- ticipated in track and football for three years . . . joined the Hi-Y, Spanish Club, and Varsity Club . . . his future work, a civil engineer. RICHARD A. DRUM Academic . . . Dick . . . a tall, handsome blond . . . active in sports . . . was our basketball and track hero . . . attained the honor roll . . . member of Hi-Y, National Honor Society and Spanish Club . . . wishes to become a criminal lawyer. COREANE DUGGER Academic . . . f'Chats . . , formerly of Weaver High, Hartford, Connecticut . . . interested in sports and sym- phony music . . . member of German Club . . . plans to study medicine. ROSEMARY ANN DUNN Commercial . . . our charming Freshman Queen . . . served as president of Sub Deb Club . . . participated on jay V's and Varsity cheerleading squads . . . member of Debs, Spanish Club and Seneca Staff . . . officiated in home room activities . . . to be an ideal secretary, her aim. FRANCES K. ECKER Commercial . . . Dolly . . . loves sports . . . one of our attractive Sub Deb memfbers . , . is envied for her beautiful red hair . . . likes dancing and shorthand . . . hopes to be a future stenographer. BERNARD EGGERT General . . . Bernie', . . . one of our most popular sen- iors . . . always happy and gay . . . active in Cross-Country Track . . . makes class rooms click . . . likes all sports and plenty of girls. SHIRLEY EVANS Academic . . . Shirl . . . an honor student . . . mem- ber of the Advanced Art Class and the Spanish Club . . . loves football games and art work . . . her ambition, to be a commercial artist. Ray Dible Leonard DiLiberto Harwood Dorman Richard Drum CF 1948 Bernie Eggert 2 Charles Dibler Betty Doak Pete Dozzi Coreane Dugger Frances Ecker Shirley Evans ' 8'1- . ,-,Ti , I Va - 'J l .gg - M r J ASQ , Ag -. 6. Y. 'lung nl. :,a 't'Y , ..,. 1 'N 1 1 1 n. .. eq , x Q ' vf 'Q' f ,-.A f 4 3? . , ' 5 -if ' gy-, 9 J , J ' X ' I VA M1 K J g V I si,-Y 1 P ,N ,way if Q I His? www 'Ns iND REFRESH OUR M EMORIES Time to leave Junior hcnnc mum mrfiicers The cafetcria lziclics A ser locker? Between Classes Futurc scientists Elaine and juan k and his prnjcut ,lac Going nn 21 iiclci trip Cue and Curtain initintiuns l'enn's custodians Norma jean Fair Norman Figura lfdwin Flockhart Florence Fowkcs Lois Fromm Joseph Gazzo William Fazi Paul Flamond Glenn Fountain john Frey Kathryn Galligan William Gernert .JJ SENIGRS General . . . Stinky . . . a neat and attractive girl . . . likes dancing and swimming . . . a member of Freshman Science Club . . . desires to become a beautician. WILLIAM FAZI General . . . Billl' . . . a dark-haired, handsome fellow . . . tops on his list are golfing and fishing . . . his pet peeve, to hit a slice in golf . . , his dream, to be a radio technician and own a resort in Canada . . . member of Freshman Science Club and Stage Crew . . . one of our prominent golfers. NORMAN FIGURA Academic . . . Norm . . . handsome lad with mis- chievious eye and keen sense of humor . . . his hobby, play- ing golf . . . active member of Golf Team, Seneca Staff, and Varsity Club . . . Sports Editor of Seneca . . . his ambition, to study medicine. PAUL FLAMOND Academic . . . Pete . . . a musically-minded fellow . . . very friendly . . . member of band, chorus, orchestra, and the Variety Club . . . took part in H. M, S, Pinaforen . . . hopes to have a business of his own. EDWIN FLOCKHART Academic . . . 'AEd . . . our peppy cheerleader . . . portrayed the male lead in Anne of Green Gables . . . active in Cue and Curtain, Freshman Science Club, and Science-Aeronautics . . . president of National Honor So- ciety . . . business manager of Seneca . , . an honor student . . . wants to become a chemical engineer. GLENN C. FOUNTAIN Academic . . . River . . . happy-go-lucky and friendly . . . noted for his mischievous smile . . . participated in foot- ball and track . . . served as Sophomore Class treasurer , . . an orchestra member . . . interested in attending college. FLORENCE H. FOWKES Academic . . . Sis . . . a fun-loving lass . . . dislikes sarcasm of any sort . . . talented player in Anne of Green Gables . . . an able library assistant . . . member of Cue and Curtain, Freshman Science Club and the Spanish Club . . . plans to attend business school. ,IOHN FREY Academic . . . Haircut . . . small, but full of lun . . . outstanding in baseball, basketball, and football . . . activc in the. Hi-Y and Varsity Club . . . an asset to every class . . . will probably enter college. LOIS AIJELINE FROMM Commercial . . . blonde and petite . . . a marvelous dancer . . . very friendly . . . active member of the Variety Club . . . her favorite pastime, reading . . . desires to be either a secretary or a dancer. KATHRYN GALLIGAN Commercial . . . Kathy . . . Hll enthusiastic worker . . . a whiz in shorthand . . . participated in Art Club, Cue and Curtain, Y-Teens, Variety Club, Commercial Club, Penn Points, and Rostrum . . . will certainly make a good secretary someday . . . remembered for her part in You Can't Take It With You. JOSEPH GAzzo General . . . Gutz a lively, cheerful lad . . . formerly of Westinghouse High . . . a Inember of the Cue and Curtain . . . football, his favorite sport . . . had a part in You Can't Take It With You . . . his future, undecided. WILLIAM GERNERT Academic . . . 'Bill . . . reserved and studious . . . active in band, dance band, and Freshman Science Club . . . won many friends . . . achievedthe honor roll all four years . . . mechanical engineering, his aim. Doius J. GIRA Commercial . , . a tall, blonde lass . . , played the violin in the orchestra . . . a member of Freshman Science Club . . . her hobbies, dancing and bowling . . . will surely suc- ceed in what she attempts to do. EDNA M.XE GODDARD General . . . Snitz . . . a dark-haired young lady . . . active in the Chorus, G. A. A., and Y-Teens . . . took the spotlight as Little Buttercup in UH. M, S. Pinaforeu . . . her future, nursing. JEAN GOLDNER Vocational Homemaking . . . Blondie . . . her golden hair, an asset . . . dotes on chicken and ice cream . . . has a pleasant voice . . . member of G. A. A., and F. H. A. . . . willsurely succeed as a beautician. DONALD GRANT Academic , . , Don . . . always cheerful . . . fond of music . . . worked in Cue and Curtain, Science-Aeronautics Club, and Spanish Club . . . had a part in You Can't Take It With You . . . dislikes teachers who pile on nightwork . . . plans on becoming a civil engineer. ROBERT GRAYNOR fGRANERAKISD Academic . . . Knobby . . . friendly and helpful . . . is well-liked by all . . . an honor student . . . active in Freshman Science Club . . . likes sports of all kinds . . . his future, the Air Corps or West Point. ANNA MAY GULA Academic . . . Ann . . . very neat and pretty . . . a four-year band member . . . a diligent worker for Student Council . . . was Cousin Hebe in H, M. S. Pinaforel' . . . was active in Chorus, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, and Variety Club . . . intends to become a radio an- nouncer. EDWIN HALL , General . . . Ed . . . our good-looking Junior King . . . active in home room . . . played football, basketball, and baseball . , . member of the Varsity Club . . . has made no definite plans for the future. JAMES HAND General . . . Jim . . . a reticent, but friendly fellow . . . enjoys sports of all kinds . . . played basketball and football . . . thinks school is a waste of time . . . is un- decided about the future. BETTY L. HARRITY Academic . . . a cheerful, optimistic girl . . . made a hit in Anne of Green Gables . . . Was a Penn Points reporter . . . worked in the Art Club, Cue and Curtain, Rostrum, and Spanish Club . . . was a helpful library assistant . . . hopes to study journalism at Pitt. NANCY HARROLD Academic . . . a quiet, but charming lass . . . did a splen- did job as co-editor of Penn Points . . . sang in the chorus of H, M. S. Pinaforen . . . had a part in Anne of Green Gables . . . participated in chorus, Cue and Curtain, Ros- trum, Sub Debs, Debs and Spanish Clubs . . . always on the honor roll . . . plans to go to P. C.W. JAMES HAYES Academic . . . Jim . . . our handsome, curly-haired, hall patrol lieutenant . . , took part in home room activities . . . active in chorus, German Club, and Science-Aeronautics Club . . . was a sailor in H, M. S. Pinaforeu . . . hopes to study medicine at Pitt. DoLoREs HAZLETT Commercial . . . Doe . . . was an efficient freshman home room secretary . . . member of G. A. A., and Leaders' Club for three years . . . an active Commercial Club and a Y-Teen member . . . her plans include secretarial work. Doris Gira Jean Goldner CF 1 Robert Graynor W Ed in Hall Betty Harrity J ai m es Hayes Edna Mae Goddard Donald Grant Anna Mae Gulu James Hand Nancy Harrold Dolores Hzizlctt u Mary jane Hemmes Elmer Hollstein Richard Holtzman Marie Hromy Dorothy Iole Richard Jacobs Dolores Hoffman Marilyn Holmes Lyle Hribal Richard Inman David Ireland David Johnson MARY JANE HEMMES Commercial . . . janey . . . an honest and dependable worker . . . has a liking for shorthand and typing . . . an ardent sports fan . . . an essential member of Cue and Curtain, G. A. A., and Commercial Club . . . hopes to succeed as a secretary. DOLORES HOFFMAN Academic . . . a note-worthy student . . . sweet and soft- voliced , . . an able Associate-Editor of the Seneca . . . a skillful pianist . . . active member of Cue and Curtain, G. A. A., Sub Debs, Debs, and Variety Clubs . . . displayed talent in You Can't Take It With You . . . held home room oH'ices . . . served as Spanish Club treasurer . . . de- sires a college education. IQLMER JAMES HOLLSTEIN Academic . . . likes to tease . . . a band member for four years . . . served as Publicity Manager of Seneca . . . be- longed to Cue and Curtain, Freshman Science Club, German Club and orchestra . . . enjoyed his part in You Can't Take It With You . . . succeeded as president of the Science-Aeronautics Club . . . plans to become an analytical chemist. MARILYN HOLMES Clarrical . . . Mimi . . . our delightful majorette has a sense of humor . . . belongs to Sub Debs, Spanish Club, Twirlers' Club and Y-Teens . . . our wish, good luck as a future stenographer. RICHARD HOLTZMAN Academic . . . Holtz . . . a likeable fellow . . . is particularly interested in football . . . a chorus and Spanish Club member . . . has a knack for shopwork . . . will un- doubtedly reach his goal in life. LYLE HRIBAL General . . . a good-natured, easy-going fellow . . . likes 'having his friends around . . . finds pleasure in eating good food . . . worked on the Stage Crew . . . plans to become a draftsman after graduation. ELEANOR MARIE HROMY Commercial . . . a lively lass, full of mischief . . . takes to dancing and skating . . . member of Commercial Club . . . noted for her humor . . . is bound to succeed as a secre- tary. RICHARD D. INMAN Academic . . . Rocky . . , has an impish grin . . . is well-liked by students and teachers . . . hails from Cleve- land, Ohio . . . excels in football and basketball . . . a Varsity Club member . . . intends to go to college. DOROTHY IOLE Commercial . . . Dot . . . known for her quiet, well- mannered ways . . . came to Penn her last year . . . takes pleasure in dancing and skating . . . will make an efficient secretary. DAVID IRELAND General . . . Dave . . . excellent in football and track . . . interested in music . . . a whiz on ice skates . . . dis- likes homework and teachers . . . a fine friend to know . . . aims to make the Navy his future. RICHARD P. JACOBS Clarrical . . . jake . . . short and bashful . . . has a shy grin . . . is a very industrious worker . . . participated in chorus, Freshman Science Club, and the Stage Crew . . . business school, his aim. DAVID C. JOHNSON, JR. General . . . Courtney . . . possesses a fine singing voice . . . has a good sense of humor . . . outstanding in track . . . member of chorus, Spanish Club, Variety Club, and Varsity Club . . . wishes to become a crooner. SENIORS HUGH H. JONES Academic . . . Pebbie . . . a quiet, well-mannered person . . . comes from Swissvale . . . has taken an active part in track and basketball . . . acted in You Canlt Take It With You . . . dislikes sloppy girls . . . plans to take up insurance and real estate. TOMI JONES Academic . . . has perfect posture . , . excels in art work . . . worked in the Penn Art Clulb, Spanish Club, and Variety Club . . . served as art editor of Seneca . . . dislikes bow- ties . . . an art career, her future. Louis KEITH Academic . . . Keith . . . humorous and lively . . . dislikes being idle . . . took an active part in Cue and Cur- tain, Hall Patrol, and Science-Aeronautics Club . . . re- ported for Penn Points . . . displayed talent in Anne of Green Gables . . . and You Can't Take It With You . . . expects to become a plumbing and heating contractor. Lois KENNEDY Vocational . . . Shortie . . . short and sweet . . . dis- likes boys who stand around at dances . . . a steady follower of the F. H. A .... hopes to become a pleasing telephone operator. RICHARD A. KERR . Academic . . . Dick . . . known for his pleasant smile . . . was a helpful basketball manager . . . belonged to the Freshman Science Club, Spanish Club and Varsity Club . . . intends to go to Indiana State Teachers College. JO-ANN KIER Commercial . . . JO . . . a lively little miss . . . fond of all sports, particularly football . . . active member of Sub Debs, Twirlers' Club, and G. A. A ..,. took part in home room activities . . . hopes to attend a beauty culture school. KATHRYN JULIANNA KOKAL Vocational . . . Katie . . . a devoted friend . . . dislikes nightwork . . . active member of Freshman Science Club, F. H. A., and G. A. A .... has made no definite future plans. EVELYN DOROTHY KOPELIC General . . . Dolly . . . sweet and charming . . . goes in for bowling, skating, and basketball . . . member of girls' basketball team . . . belonged to G. A. A., Com- mercial Club, Leaders' Club, and Y-Teens . . . a future typist. RUDY LAMAGNA General . . . Smith . . . shy, well-mannered . . . makes school exciting for any teacher . . . interested in mechanics . . . enjoys fishing and hunting . . . enthusiastic about baseball . . . hopes to join the service after graduation. THOMAS LENNOX General . . . Tom . . . active member of the Stage Crew . . . bashful around girls . . . enjoys hunting or a game of baseball . . . plans to further his shop training. COLEMAN LEPPOLD Academic . . . Cole . . . a tall, friendly chap . . . on the honor roll for four years . . . is member of the German Club and Seneca Staff . . . can't stand delays . . . wants to major in business administration. JOSEPH F. LOMICKA General . . . Doddy . . . a desirable friend . . . hand- some and immaculate . . . a four-year band and orchestra member . . . manager of our dance band his last year , . . a stage worker . . . will certainly make an excellent automo- - - Hugh Jones Tomasina Jones bile mechanic' Louis Keith Lois Kennedy Richard Kerr JO-Ann Kier Kathryn Kokal Dorothy Kopelic Rudy Lamagna Thomas Lennox GF - Coleman Leppold Joseph Lomicka l,orraine Longstreth Norman l,uffey -Ion n M a ngretta Dora Mason William Maxwell Anna Mae Mclflliinney Theresa l,orence llcnrictta Malone blames Martinclli Roland Massey llowzird McCoy Dwight NlcFIllIinIIcy uv' SEN IORS LORRAINE I. LONGSTRETH Commercial . . . Rainie . . . an asset to oIIr band . . . worked on the Seneca Staff . , . active in Cue and Curtain, Freshman Science Club, G. A. A., and Commercial Club . . . will surely make good as a secretary. THERESA JEAN LORENCE Vocafional . . . Terry . . . envied for her pretty hair . . . active on the girls' basketball team . . . an able presi- dent of G. A. A .... prominent in Leaders' Club and Y- Teens . . . our Senior queen . . . desires to become a house- wife. NORMAN LUFFI-EY General . . . Toots . . . the silent type . . . has a good sense of humor . . ,his weaknesses, food and girls . . . goes in for sports . . .aInbition, to join the Navy. HENRIETTA MALCDNE Vocaiional . . , 'fPenny . . . always cheerful . . . enjoys all sorts of sports . . . prominent in G. .A, A., Y-Teens, and Freshman Science Club . . . yearns to become a beautician and to 'have her own shop soon. JOAN MANKERETTA Commercial . . . Jenny . . . a charming and pleasing person . . . developed an interest in sports while in school . . . was an active member of the F. H. A., G. A. A., Leaders' Club, and Y-Teens . . . plans to become a bookkeeper. JAMES ANTHONY MARTINELLI General . . . jim . . . always greets you with a smile . . . included among his favorites, golf . . . helped, by work- ing on the Stage Crew . . . intends to become a carpenter. DORA MASON Commercial . . . gifted with lovely blonde hair . . . likes dancing and sports . . . is happy-go-lucky, though a true friend . . . longs to visit California. ROLAND MASSEY General . . . Tod . . . always merry in classes . . . thinks hunting and fishing are fine . . , delights in collecting rifles and fishing equipment . . . plans on furthering his schooling. WILLIAM MAXWELL General . . . Bill . . . a favorite among his classmates . . . enjoys working in Cue and Curtain, Freshman Science Club, and Spanish Club . . . is a sports fan . . . often referred to as Shorty . . . expects to become an architect . . . took part in You Can't Take Ir With You. HOWARD McCoY lleademie . . , an ambitious lad . , . noted for his suc- cessful work as editor-in-chief of Seneca . . . a member of Freshman Science Club and Student Council . . . presided as a home room president his last year . . . took part in You Can't Take It With You . . . always on the honor roll . . . destined to succeed as a physicist. ANNA MAY MCPZLHINNEY Vocational . . . Sandy . . . cheerful and friendly . . . Bing Crosby, ber favorite . . . participated in Freshman Science Club, F. H. A., and Y-Teens . . . has only one ambition, to be a beautician. DWIGHT MCELHINNEY General . . . Mac . . . a small, quiet boy , . . his thoughts, a million miles away . . . worked on the Stage Crew his junior and senior years . . ,hopes someday to join the Navy. 0F 1948 NANCY MCGINNIS Academic . . . Ninital' . . . sweet, optimistic miss . . . active in Rostrum, Cue and Curtain, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Variety Club, and Y-Teens . . . prompter in Anne of Green Gables . . . reported for Penn Points . . . bound to succeed as a nurse. HAROLD MCKAMISH, JR. General . . . Mac . . . one of our top dancers . . . active in football and baseball . . . liked by both the fellows and gals . . . member of the Hi-Y . . . sure to succeed in the future. JUNE MCKEE Pleasant and soft-voiced . . . enjoyed sports by being in G. A. A. and Leaders' Club . . . also an F. H. A. and Y-Teen member . . . autumn, her favorite season . . . expects to become a secretary. AUDREY MAE MCKINSTRY Commercial . . . Audie', . . . good-natured . . . spends most of her leisure hours on roller skates . . . loves to play the piano . . . belongs to G. A. A., Spanish Club, and Y- Teens . . . wishes to become a musician. VIRGINIA RUTH MCMASTER General . . . Ginny . . . a friend to many . . . quick and lively . . . active in the F. H. A., and G. A, A. . . . pet peeve, writing English themes . . . will make a first-class nurse. RICHARD C. MCQUADE Academic . . . Dick . . . tall and good-looking . . . loves to tease . . . manager of the football team his last year . . . a German Club member . . . intends to take up engineeering at Tech. KATHRYN LOUISE MERTEN Academic . . . Men . . . naturally witty . . . very neat in appearance . . . capable business manager of Penn Points . . . active member of Cue and Curtain, Sub Debs, Ros- trum, Spanish Club, and Variety Club . . . secretary of the Debs Club . . . college or business school her goal . . . student director in You Can't Take It With You. E. BARBARA MESSENGER Academic . . . Barbs'l . . . co-editor of Penn Points . . . enjoyed acting in Anne of Green Gables . . . participated in Cue and 'Curtain, Sub Debs, Debs, German Club, Rostrum, Spanish Club, and Variety Club . . . capable secretary of Science-Aeronautics Club . . . National Honor Society member . . . anticipates a career in the scientific field. GEORGE MICHLESKI General . . . a neat and handsome fellow . . . life would be bearable without school or work . . . his list of likes include football and almost everything outdoors . . . wants to fly and to tour the world. KENNETH Mucos General . , . Ken . . . loads of fun . . . industrious and polite . . . likes all sports, especially golf , . . put in service on Stage Crew . . . will make top machinist in future years. LORRAINE MLINAR Academic . . . an exceptionally dependable person . . . gets along well with everyone . . . was active in the G. A. A. and Leaders' Club . . . a four-year honor student . . . member of the Cue and Curtain and German Club . . . did an admirable job as features editor on the Seneca Staff . . . will make nursing her profession. PATRICIA R. Mock General , . . Patf' . . . jovial, well-liked miss . . . ex- cellent dancer . , . spends much time reading . . . played in the band . . . was a library assistant and Y-Teen member . . , sure to succeed as Zl librarian. Nancy McGinnis Harold lVlcKamish ,lune McKee Audrey McKinstry Virginia McMaster Richard lVlcQuade Kathryn lVlerten Barbara Nlessengcr George Michleski Kenneth Mikos l,orr:Iinc lVlliII:1r Patricia Mock John Molchan Brice Morris Daisy Naley Jean Nepsa Mary Oehlschlager Dorothy Olson James Monheim Hugh Murray Charles Nelson joseph Nepsa Patricia O'Leary Edward Painter -IOHN MCDLCHAN Academic . . , Smoky , . , a tall, friendly fellow . . . spends leisure hours tinkering with machines . . . thinks girls are wonderful . . . wants to live in the White House. JAMES MONHEIM General . . . Red . . . one of our few redheads . . . was one of the cops in the halls . . . is an enthusiast of sports . . . football, first on his sports list . . . was on the baseball team . . . is considering becoming either a machinist or electrician. BRICE D. MORRIS General . . . enjoys teasing the girls . . . has a weakness for chicken and red-heads . . . helped police Penn's halls . . . was a Stage Crew ,member . . . interested in airplanes. HUGH A. MURRAY Academic . . . Bud . . . has a shy grin . . . popular with everyone . . . main interest lies in airplanes . . . enjoyed membership in the Spanish Club . . . hopes to enter college after graduating. DAISY ADELINE NALEY Academic . . . Cissy . . . our petite sophomore queen . . . charmed by blue eyes and people . . . worked diligently as Penn Points features head . . . active in Cue and Curtain, Sub Debs, Debs, and Spanish Clubs . . . hopes to obtain a job with the airlines. CHARLES NELSON Academic . . . Chuck . . . a friend to all . . . a Spanish Club member . . . always ready with a joke . . . knows everything about sports . . . has decided to become a morti- cian. JEAN H. NEPSA Commercial . . . our tall, blond, green-eyed beauty . . . member of the girls' basketball team . . . president of Com- mercial Club . . . belonged to G. A. A., Y-Teens, and Seneca Staff . , . will make a perfect secretary for some lucky person. JOSEPH D. NEPsA General . . . Bib . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . took part in Freshman Science Club . . . enjoys all sports, especially fishing and hunting . . . is loads of fun . . . has a winsome smile . . . will be a future auto mechanic. MARY LEE OEHLSCHLAGER Academic . . . Molly . . . a high honor student . . . active in Student Council, National Honor Society . . . worked on the Seneca Staff . . . participated in Cue and Curtain, Sub Debs, Debs, Spanish and Twirlers' Clubs . . . makes striking appearance as majorette . . . plans to attend college. PATRICIA LOUISE O,LEARY Commercial . . . Pat . . . sweet, Irish lass . . . an energetic member of the cheering squad . . . never misses a Penn sports event . . . prominent member of Sub Delbs and Debs . . . devoted Seneca typist . . . desires to become a model or stenographer. DOROTHY JEANNE OLSON Commercial . . . Dot . . . a sports enthusiast . . . en- joyed playing in G. A. A., and Leaders' Club . . . was part of the girls' basketball team . . . was active in Commercial Club and Twirlers' Club . . . typed for Penn Points . . . has decided to be a secretary. EDWARD PAINTER Academic . . . Ed . . . shy, but handsome . . . our senior king . . . liked being a Cue and Curtain member . . . held home room offices . . . brunettes, his weakness . . . has chosen to study pharmacy at Duquesne. SEN IORS MAREE ALEEN PALMER Academic . . . has proved her dramatic ability by her ine portrayal in Anne of Green Gables and You Can't Take lt With You . . . plays the xylophone unusually well . . . four-year band member . . . participated in Cue and Curtain, Sub Debs, Debs, F. H. A., Spanish, and Variety Clubs . . . contemplating a career in dramatics or psychiatry. RICHARD PASTIRCHAK General , . . StiCh', . . . dislikes all the homework that teachers insist upon giving . . . hard worker on the Stage Crew . . . is a shy fellow around the girls . , . enjoys all sports . . . plans to go to trade school to study drafting. JOHN PATELLOS General . . . ,lohnny'y . . . quiet, well-mannered lad . . . liked by both his teachers and friends . . . outstanding in football and track . . . loyal member of the Hi-Y and Varsity Club . . . has a good word for everyone . . . will be a success in life. WILLIAM PERINO General . . . Buta'l . . . a football manager . . . helpful member of Stage Crew . . . not hard to please . . . never a dull moment with him around . . . has intentions of going to college. PHYLLIS PICCIAFOCO Commercial . . . Phyl . . . attractive and mannerly . . . believes in making the best of everything . . . enjoys dancing and good music . . . desires to be a typist. HELEN MARIE PIERINI General . . . admired for beautiful black hair . . . favorite dish-Chili con carne . . . doesn't like stuck-upu people . . . number please, password to her future, WALLACE PIVIROTTO General . . . Jim . . . always joking . . . has a tendency toward blonds . . . enjoys debating in P. O. D .... member of Freshman Science Club . . . is in doubt about his future. MARY POLLOCK Commercial . . . Shorty', . . . short, sweet and friendly . . . hates hard work . . . takes to dancing, swimming and boys . . , desires to become a model or a beauty operator. ALICE FLORENCE PORTER Commercial . . . Al . . . has beautiful blue eyes . . . a fun-loving girl . . . has a yen for popular songs . . . participated in Variety Club . . . success in the business world for AL DOROTHY JANE POTLAS Commercial . . . Dot', . . . her blond hair, the envy of all . . . donated her time to working in Commercial Club, Leaders' Club, Y-Teens, and as a library assistant . . . played with the girls' basketball team . . . would like to become a stenographer. RICHARD V. PRADETTO Academic . . . Rich,' . . . popular with everyone . . . likes nearly all sports . . . excelled in football and track . . . ofhciated in home rooms . . . recognized as an honor student . . . faithful member of Varsity Club and Hi-Y . . . has decided to further his schooling. DoR1s RALEY Commercial , . . Dori . . . active in the G. A. A., and Y-Teens . . . displayed artistic ability in the Penn Art ClIIb . . . doesn't like gossipy people . . . friendly with everyone . . . plans to become a bookkeeper. 0F 1948 Aleen Palmer john Patellos Phyllis Picciafoco Wallace Pivirotto Alice Porter Richard Pradetto ixxu. Richard Pastirchak William Perino Helen Pierini Mary Pollock Dorothy Potlas Doris Raley Francis Rankin John Regan William Reynolds William Richardson Dolores Riddel joan Riflile Charlotte Rimmel Glenn Rutter William Sacsek John Salopek Marilyn Saunders George Schardt I 'H r J SENICRS FRANCIS RANKIN General . . . Brooms . . . an unassuming lad with a shy grin . . . added to the success of the football, basketball, and baseball teams . . . took part in Varsity Club activities . . . assured success as a football coach. JOHN FRANCIS REGAN Scientific . . . Reg . . . plays basketball and football well . . . is a sports fan . . . makes friends easily . . . has a slow, winning smile . . . is considering becoming a travel- ing salesman. WILLIAM REYNOLDS Academic . . . Bill . . . a considerate, polite person . . . a hard-working band member . . . top honor roll student . . . joined the Science-Aeronautics Club . . . intends to continue his studying at some college. WILLIAM RICHARDSON General . . . Bill', . . . a star on the basketball court . , , has a joke up his sleeve . . prefers girls and dancing to anything else . . . the life of any party . . . is bound to succeed as a coach. DOLORES RIDDEL Commercial . . . Dee . . . a tiny, dark-haired lass . . . a Penn Points typist . . . took part in F. H. A., and Variety Club . . . capable library assistant . . . is drawn to a dancing career. JOAN A. RIFFLE Academic . . . Riff . . . a vivacious cheerleader . . . likes every sport . . . has dancing brown eyes . . . tops the list as a true friend . . . participated in Cue and Curtain, Sub Delbs, Debs, and Spanish Club . . . will attend college. CHARLOTTE RIMMEL Commercial . . . Chuck . , . a pretty red head . . quiet and likeable . . . always has an extra joke on hand . .. loves swimming, typing and going out with the gang , . hopes to become a telephone Operator. GLENN E. RUTTER General . . . never misses a sports event . . . always on hand to help , . . attended Wilkinsburg High his freshman year . . . hopes to make a career of selling electrical appli- ances. WILLIAM SACSEK General . . . Bill . . . possesses an interest in sports... labored on our Stage Crew . . . forever cheerful and good- humored . . . held home room oliices . . . intends to talae life easy for a while. jOHN SALOPEK General . . . Salty . . , bashful where girls are coricemetl . . . friendly to all . . . dreams of playing golf and hunting . . . diligent Stage Crew worker . . . wants to become a Hier or a machinist. MARILYN L. SAUNDERS Vocational . . . Mimi . . . tall and graceful . . . bub- bling over with enthusiasm . . . likes them tall, dark, and 'handsome . . . is a sports fan . . . main dislike, independent males . . . hopes to go to Wyoming and become a rancher. GEORGE H. SCHARDT Academic . . . tall, good-looking . . . popular with every- one . . . president of our Sophomore class . . . active in Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Varsity Club, and Student Council . . . rates high in basketball and baseball . . . enjoys anything associated with sports . . . capable president of German Club . . . plans to major in forestry at Penn State. Mary Jane Schiedenhelm Margaret Schonbachler 1 Gerald Schulthcis Marilyn Shafer James Sims Thaddeus Sitgraves MARY JANE SCI-IIEDENHELM Academic . . . takes pride in being a good student . . . enjoys watching all sports . . . possesses a dimpled smile . . . belongs to Sub Debs, Debs, and Seneca Staff . . . plans to further education. AUGUST E. SCHINDLER Academic . . . Augie . . . pleasant and always smiling enjoys a football game when Penn Wins . . . never holds a grudge . . . is planning to go into the dry cleaning business after graduation. MARGARET SCHONBACHLER Commercial . . . Peggy . . . a likeable young girl . , . holds dancing, eating barbeques, and swimming as tops . . . getting up for school is a kill-joy in life . . . looks forward to becoming a typist. JESSIE SCHRAG General . . . Jess . , . presents a neat and attractive appearance . . . considered an excellent art student . . . offered her services to Penn Art, German, Sub Debs, and Debs Clubs . . . worked on the Seneca Staff . . . has inten- tions of becoming a bookkeeper. GERALD SCHULTHEIS General . . . Jerry . . . has a dimpled smile . . . popular with all his classmates . . . likes history, mathematics , . . main dislike is work . . . helped police the halls . . . wishes to become a machinist. BETTY IRENE SCHWARTZ Vocational . . . Betts . , . a member of the F. H. A., and Y-Teens . . . could spend hours listening to Perry Como . . . dislikes going to school on sunny days . . . would like to succeed as a telephone operator. MARILYN JEAN SHAFER Vocational . . . our beautiful majorette captain . . . has a very sweet smile for everyone . . . a favorite among all . . . prominent member of Twirlers' Club . . . took part in You Can't Take It With You . . . our wish, good luck in becoming a model. ROBERT M. SHARP Academic . . . Bob . . . tall, blond and handsome . . . inclined to be reserved and studious . . . a gentleman at all times . . . member of Spanish Club . . . is looking forward to going into business. JAMES SIMS Academic . . . Jiml' . . . has proven to be a faithful friend . . . outstanding player in football and basketball . .. never a dull moment in his company . . . liked being Hi-Y member . . . is anticipating a future in law. MARGARET JEAN SIMS General . . . Jeanie . . . always has a gay chatter . . . member of G. A. A .... likes to dance, skate, and sew . . . enjoys having lots of friends . . . wants to become a re- porter. THADDEUS SITGRAVES Academic . . . B. B. . . . natural and sincere . . . thinks athletics are keen . . . has a yen for music . . . is a Spanish Club member and a track star . . . will be a future musician. ROBERTA SMITH Commercial . . . 'AHoney', . . . a sports enthusiast . . . is thrilled by tall men . . . a valuable member of Sub Debs, Debs, G. A. A., Commercial Club, and Y-Teens . . . an efficient worker . . . has decided to go into secretarial work. August Schindler Jessie Schrag Berry Schwartz Robert Sharp Margaret Sims Roberta Smith ul X fi M Lf' Mary Agnes Snyder Helen Stampo Catherine Suchevich Marilyn Sweeney Constance Taliaferro Charles Tatum Betty Stampo jo-Ann Straka Paul Sugden joan Tallis Mary Alice Tart Chester Taylor MARY AGNES SNYDER Academic . . . Aggie . . . a tall, friendly miss . . . played her part well in Anne of Green Gables . . . active in Cue and Curtain, Sub Debs, Debs, and Variety Club . . . helpid with write-ups for Seneca . . . wants to be a steno- grapi er. BETTY JUNE STAMPO Commercial . . . Jon . . . a quiet likeable lass . . . fun- loving and sweet . . . an enthusiastic sports fan . . . member of G. A. A .... plans to be a telephone operator. HELEN C. STAMPO Commercial . . . Penny . . . sweet and lovely . . . likes sports and parties . . . everybody's pal . . . active in G. A. A .... hates homework . . . future plans, typist. -I0-ANN STRAKA Academic . . . an honor student . . . active member of band, German Club, Spanish Club, and Variety Club . . . top reporter for Penn Points . . . desires to become a librarian. CATHERINE SUCHEVICH Commercial . . . Kathy . . . quiet, charming girl . . . participated in F. H. A., G. A. A., and Y-Teens . . . sang in chorus . . . life would be beautiful without school work . . . hopes to be a comptometer operator. PAUL -I. SUGDEN Academic . . . Sugie . . . blond hair . . . quiet and shy . . . has no dislikes . . . interested in flying . . . plans on enlisting in the Navy upon graduation. MARILYN K. SWEENEY Academic . . . Mimi . . . a serious-minded miss . . . likes math . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . capable secretary of Spanish Club and G. A. A .... learned to ofliciate in Leaders' Club . . . her interests lie in teaching. JOAN VISALLIS Academic . . . Lana . . . tiny, but full of pep . . . headed Variety Club her sophomore and junior years . . . took part in activities of Penn Art Club, Chorus, Cue and Curtain, Rostrum, Science-Aeronautics, and Spanish Clubs . . . has intentions of becoming a music teacher. CONSTANCE TALIAFERRO General . . . Connie . . . a versatile person . . . loves to roller skate . . . is interested in all sports . . . humorous and witty . . . wishes to become a stenographer. MARY ALICE TARR General. . . friendly, good-natured miss . . . active mem- ber of F. H. A., and Y-Teens . . . enjoys swimming and dancing . . . likely to succeed as a nurse. CHARLES TATUM Cen-eral . . . Chick . . . an all around good friend . . . likes pretty girls . . . dark-haired and handsome . . . enjoys both ice and roller skating . . . bound for success in any field. CHESTER TAYLOR Academic . . . Herk . . . a staunch baseball fan . . . has a large space in his heart for redheads . . . plans to make 'baseball his career. SENIORS SHIRLEY ANNE THIEL Commercial . . . Shirl . . . an honor student . . . mem- ber of Commercial Club . . . full of fun . . . music, her de- light . . . wants to become a secretary at Westinghouse. AUDREY TUCKER Commercial . . . Aud . . . graceful and sweet . . . favors sports above everything else . . . faithful G. A. A., Leaders, Clu'b, and Y-Teen member . . . was a J. V. cheer- leader . . . her aim, secretarial work. STANLEY TURBA General . . . a real pal . . . always willing to help . . has a pleasant smile . . . was a Stage Crew member . . wants to become a truck driver. THEODORE J. TURBA Academic . . . Ted . . . a considerate and well-mannered person . . . delights in teasing the girls . . . participated in Science-Aeronautics activities . . . one of our returned Vets . . . our wish, success in life. MARY URBAN General . . . a quiet, industrious miss . . . fun-loving and agreeable . , . always ready for a good time . . . future plans, to 'be a bookkeeper. SARAH ANN VERsAw Academic . . . Sal . . . charming . . . likeable personality . . . ardent Penn High and Pitt fan . . . smooth dancer thinks sentimental music is tops . . . participated in Cue and Curtain and Debs Club . . . plans to enter P. C. W. upon graduation. ADDIE VIDAK Scientific . . . Eddie . . . a handsome, well-liked lad . . . goes in for sports of all kinds . . . likes everyone in general 'but one Senior in particular . . . plans to attend business school and later work for his father. LILLIAN RUTH VIDAK Commercial . . . Lil,' . . . golden hair plus dimpled smile equals pretty girl . . . a home room officer for three years . . . enjoyed membership in Cue and Curtain, G. A. A., and Commercial Clubs . . . success as a secretary assured. LEIGH VROOMAN Academic . . . competent student . . . came from Peabody High School . . . Spanish enthusiast . . . gains friends easily and quickly . . . is a dependable committee worker . . . plans for the future, college and engineering. MARY LOU WALKER Commercial . . . has a sunny disposition . . . delights in dancing and playing different sports. . . took part in Chorus, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Variety Club, and Y-Teens . . . longs to go to Westminster. GEORGE H. WALTER Academic . . . Maistro . . . an accomplished pianist . . . played the organ for assemblies . . . a Cue and Curtain, German Clu'b, National Honor Society, and orchestra mem- 'ber . . . took part in UH. M. S. Pinaforeu and You Can't Take It With You . . . also active in Variety Club, Spanish Club, and Science-Aeronautics Club . . . wants to major in piano or organ. DORIS WEBSTER Commercial . . . Dorie a cute, blond lass . . . honesty and dependability, her chief characteristics . . . enjoyed being a member of the G. A. A., Leaders' Club, Twirlers, Club, and Y-Teens . . . has intentions of becoming a bookkeeper. OF 1948 Shirley Thiel Audrey Tucker Stanley Turba Theodore Turba Mary Urban Sarah Versaw Addie Vidak Lillian Vidak Leigh Vrooman Mary Lou Walker George Walter Doris Webster Loretta Weihrauch Raymond Weir Richard Whitaker Marshall lkoods Charles Yaklich Lester Yeaney Clara Weimerskirch ,lean Whitaker Donald Williams liertha lN'oodside Barbara Yarrlum Charles Young f xi. SENIORS M. LORETTA WEIHRAUCH Commercial . . . Lorrie . . . tall, sophisticated and at- tractive . . . participated in Freshman Science Club and F. H. A .... a real friend to have . . . will make an efficient stenographer for someone. CLARA JEAN WE1MERsKiRcH General . . . Pinky a faithful companion . . . interested in all sports, particularly, mushball . . . dislikes sophisticated girls . . . a conscientious worker . . . ambition to become a pianist. RAYMOND WEIR Academic . . . Ray . . . has no trouble making and keeping friends , , , an indispensible member of band, orchestra, and dance band . . . driving his model A, his greatest enjoyment . . , will be missed at Penn. JEAN WHXTAKER .Academic . . . Josephine . . . charming, loveable Jean . . . attended Hughes High School for two years . . . took an active part in Cue and Curtain and chorus . . . re- porter for Penn Points . . . remembered for her outstanding performance in H, M. S. Pinaforeu and You Can't Take It With You . . . hopes to become a radio singer. RICHARD WHITAKER Scientific . . . Rich . . . eagerly hunts all material on aeronautics . . . slow and easy going . . , spends extra time building airplanes . . . plans to be an aviator. DONALD STANLEY WILLIAMS Academic . . . Don . . . our track star . . . quiet but likeable . . . active in Hi-Y, Spanish Club, and Varsity Club . . . a Penn Points reporter . . . journalism, his goal. MARSHALL D. WOODS Academic . . . Buzzy . . . was a band member for three years . . . likes classical as well as popular music . . . par- ticipated in the Spanish Club, Penn Art Chrb, and Variety Club . . . plans to study pharmacy at Pitt. BERTHA M. WOODSIDE Commercial . . . objects to being called Birdie . . . could sit for hours listening to classical music . . . seldom loses her temper . . . has intentions of becoming a secretary. CHARLES E. YAKLICH General . . . Smiles . . . an active member of Stage Crew . . . could devour ice cream by the quarts . . . a shy fellow around girls . . . a future body and fender mechanic. BARBARA YARDUM Academic . . . Barbs . . . one of our quieter girls . . . is characterized by her honesty, sincerity, and dependability . . . took part in chorus of H, M. S. Pinaforeu . . . Penn Points public relations reporter . . . member of Cue and Curtain, chorus, and Spanish Club . . . plans to further her education . . . enjoyed her part in You Can't Take It With You. LESTER A. YEANEY Academic . . . Lesl' . . . added spirit and life to cheering squad . , . ambitious president of Cue and Curtain . . . had a part in Anne of Green Gables . . . member of Cue and Curtain, Hi-Y, Science-Aeronautics Club, and Spanish Club . . . has plans for a college education. CHARLES YOUNG . General . . . Duke . . . likes to draw pictures of auto- mobiles . . . outstanding member of Penn Art Club . . . an amateur photographer . . . has no future plans. Harry Zaspel Mary Zeigler George Allen Joseph Boone Shirley Munch Richard Nordstrom Eva Trbovich James Janssen HARRY ZASPEL General . . . Russian . . . active on the grid iron . . . jolly and friendly towards everyone , . . member of the Hi-Y and Varsity Club . . . interested in mechanics and all types of trucks , . . will join the Navy after graduation. , MARY ANNE ZIEGLER Commercial . . . Rini', . . . our attractive, blue-eyed blonde . . . excels in swimming and dancing . . . loyal member of Commercial Club . . . her pet peeve, getting up in the morning . . . soon to become a stenographer. GEORGE L. ALLEN Commercial . . . C0zyl' . . . interested in basketball and football . . . musically minded , . . quiet and shy at times . . , a fine personality . . . plans to become a music com- poser. DANIEL M. AMBROSE General . . . Donn . . . handsome, broad-shouldered, carefree . . . distinguished as a good football player . . . active in track . . . member of Spanish Club and Stage Crew . . . held homeroom offices . . . full of fun in class rooms . . . friend to all . . . dislikes conceited girls . . . college, his goal. JOSEPH BOONE General. . . Little Joel, . . . not so small . . . interested in all sports . . . has a good sense of humor . . - remembered for his ready smile . . . his wish, to become a baker . . . member of Variety Club trio . . . helped entertain home rooms. WILLIAM FILIP General . . . Bill . . . a cheerful lad . . . likes sports . . . a member of the Stage Crew . . . wants to be an auto- mobile mechanic. SHIRLEY LEE MUNCH Commercial . . . Muscles . . . happy-go-lucky , . , has a winning smile . . . is sweet and tiny . . . likes chile con came straight from Pennls cafeteria . . . hopes to become an art teacher in Penn High someday. RICHARD NORDSTROM General . . . Dick . . . friendly lad . . . likes shop . . . has a weakness for pretty girls . . . has a smile for everyone . . . plans to work as a carpenter when out of school. -IosEPI-I RosA General . . . Aloe . . . friendly, well-liked lad . . . al- ways makes a neat appearance . . . likes to dance . . . can usually be seen in a shiny convertible . . . his humor makes his class rooms brighter . . . hopes to become an engineer. EVA TRBOVICH Commercial . . . Little Eve . . . pretty dark-haired miss . . . tops, as a basketball player . . . active in G. A. A .... enjoys dancing and skating . . . could eat tons of french fries . . . aims to travel. JAMES JANSSEN PICTURES MISSING General . . . Jim'l . . . a handsome lad . . . enjoys sports of all kinds, especially baseball . . . was a member of Student DANIE1. AMIIROSE JOSEPH RosA Council at Central . . . has plans for becoming a printer. WILLIAM FILIP ANGELINE ZIMBARDI ANGELINE ZIMBARDI Commercial . . , Angie came from Akron, Ohio, in the middle of her senior year , . . has made many new friends in her short stay here . . . included on her list of fav- orites are Frank Sinatra and Spaghetti . . . has made no definite plans for the future. M25-A k fm.. FI A me wg N., Q Q.. , 1 W 'lng.,M . 4 E J '-M ' ,. 4' I 5 if X O W fa . 1? . ,X,,.i. - -ear Q. N uf .M , -. '4 Q gy w Q is CNN K Q -Hi The Coronation climax Senior king and queen candidates Senior pluy cast They love to sing Are you looking for trucks? Enjoying the sunshine? Frank displaying hypnotic powers Four pretty senior girls :Xt the curl of the clziy he ganafz'af .gtucfent IN THE CLASSROOM AND ON THE CAMPUS The football team Junior play cast Who will win? fm.. L --.,. if 4... l '.! A.-- g Nvuzge 3, .ffm - ' -zffyfveg 'if 5 , Q 2-di x as .- fffwfh Q . .. 15.1 r 5 li wi ., P GS? 2 K X 325 sq, .v ..3'... ,f , X 2 si X 1 E K i . . ri'-z .1i'x? fz ,r ff '91 'k f..,,,W .'-A M mw1,z:2' vw i 'K MK ..,.w-AP? of s 1 tlsl X Here, gh! li Nl l in Urns ir Xlw incler, wmv vi N lirirlm, 1 i urn I liirkus. im rw sl Xmlirsnn, Li' D Presiclent , Vice President Secretary lrezisurer l listorizin l'm illx felt the thrill of l7Lll1g'lll7PLlLllSSI11Lll eluted Nellie Mnhrfm incl in lVluLrs as their king incl queen 1 than c mee ll tk nimi im mru 1tChristm:ns. . . Lnloxul piuuiringrlmui pl ix Mscnie inc 0 cl l LL in the spr ig . . . their goal, to lmeumu seniors FIRST Row: D. Jones, l'. l,loycl, C Lucas, bl. Logan, G. Lomicka, R Lepovsky. bl. Lumblng, N. Mcblus ters, C, Kiscr. SI-'coNI1 Row: J. Lombarrli, S. Nlc Dzxcle, K. Kzzpp, lf, Nl. Keogh, B McKee, lf. M. Joiner, ll. Kllklll, R Nolan, R. McKinley. TIIIRII Row: J, Mcllrurh, D. Manson R, johnson, j. Munn, W. Nlznnspcuk- fr FIRs'I' Row: .-X. M. Ccrvenynk, -I Cook, B. Connors, B, Croft, N Corbly, A. Cromic, B. Coleman, D LNCFVZIIIYJIR, Corclts. I SHCONII Row: lf. l3IIczkowslcI, l . Cos- mzulelis, B. Crissmzxn, B. Bryson, G Clark, S. Cushing, C. Cznpnruso, 'l' Clement, B. Deznkins. TIIIRII Row: D. CIll'IL'I', B. Coyle, 'll Clements, J. Cornlts, ll. liuckley, P Dar-hille, lXl. Bukcs. l IRs'I' ROW: V. lflivkvr, C. Dutl, Nl J. Gulamb, D. Fuller, l . lfcrrnro, j Gibb, E. lfuston, V, Fox, lf. ciilllllllll A. Calla. Srzcowo Row: lf. Hromyak, C. Rich- clclingcr, A, Gilmore, lf. c:CI'Il1l7f'l:CI' P. Fabrizi, M. fllilllllllllfftlll, G. Fish- er, 'lf Gulligan. TIIIRIJ Row: l , Flinn, R. l :VIlI1lSll Deller, 'l1. Garclnc-r, C, lfgc, 0 Golf, R. Fricluy. l IRs'r Row: Nl. Hribul, -I. Gulmlncr Nl. llznwtrce, V. Helfrich, G. ,IZIIIDSUH C. Gregory, G, Gruynor, lf. Groll- mus, M. Jacobs. SIacoNn Row: -l. llallornn, F. lloH'- master, R. Gooclworth, ll. Good, P. Graham, W. llznubcr, bl, llonlil, C. Gaines. 'llHlkD Row: R. Junsscn, D. llclbuuk 'lf Hershey, j. Hester, R. Gray, W Jacobs, 'lf Gore. I 1 fffaze union I 1ns'l' Row: I,. Nikos, R, Klolinzlro I. Xllllikvn, QI. IXIrIntirv, IC. N'IiIIvr, II, NIm'rsI4y, KI, UNI-il, M, INIorrmx', S. Xloscmam, I., Mor-Imring. SI-MINI! Row: S. IIL-trznkis, NI. III-rkills, N. I'utcrm:o1, M. Nonm-nhcrg, I . Umslmcl, I Norris, VI. Usw:1IcI, If. l':nvltk, I . I,IvI::ursI:i. IIIIIIRIJ Row: IJ. Monstrolza, DI, Mar- tio, XI. Nlyl-rs, W. I'cnm-II, R. Pct- singvr, W, Morrison, I.. NIcIrI1ior, W NIc'l1g4's, R. h'IIIIa'r. Iflksl Row: Ii, SUIHIIII-r', I I'Iumh X. Rosl-pink, XI. Prosscr, R. Snssnno, I.. Russo, -I, I'I:ucc, NI. .X QuigIcy. Slvcowo Row: C. IR-rini, IJ. Rznlcy, I.. Svltzmlt, Ii, SZIIIIIKIUFS, R. Run- wivk, II. Rcmmirk, I , Svgm-r. Illlkll Row: AI. I,:lhor4Io, XI. SIIIVZI- fIor. ID, Firott, K. Robins, C. Rittvr I'-IRS'I Row: KI, Stzllf. C. Svvmson if Stonrr, I Sylhz, 'J ., Smzulls. mgorvo Row: 5, Illt'Iil'I', Ii. I,. 'l'I1ooms, NI, Szllwltc, I'. Rlmmcl, It. I Stohnvr. X. Strauss, I. SUXIIIICF, IJ Smith, II. Smith, NI. Ross. 'I'mno Row: I, IJiI,uvcI1io. I , 'I'oh'- TlL'll, 1. Sowlcr, IJ. In-nts. NI. Inuro, I.. I'otI:us, Il, Szmch-r, It. In-rmm, R. SIIIIIIIII, If. Vzth-ntinc, W. RIIINSCY. I ol'l4'tH Row: If. Swzmson,,I1. Shztfcr, XI. Smith, CI. Vogvl, II. Smith, Ix Wimg, R. xIIIINIL'11l'II.f, If. Stn-wart, VY, Svohorlzl. I'IIkS'l Ron: Ii. Wm-ISI1, R, VowinkvI N, Wzlgm-r, I.. Wt-thli, Ii. Wnlkvr, Y. Young, II. Wilson, S. York, I'. IIirI. X Wltitrington. Sl-uytvlv Row: IV, VVINNIIIII, I , VI'IL'Ii, I, ficglcr, NI. YoIk, III. IYo1m'rsIcy, I. Wzlglwr, U. We-zlvcr, If. Wzlgltcr. 'I-IIIRII Row: II. VI'I1It1lIcur. R. VoIIu'r I. III1lt:lIu-r, R. Wilson, AI, Ward, It. XYIIIIJIIIIS, IJ. Yr-zttwy, N, YonIh-I1 Q QE. 'Q we af 1' fi SOPHOMOR li BOARD FIRST Row: Nlrs, Keller, G. Thoinas, J. Messenger, .-X. Guesman, W, Tav- lor, Mrs. Baker. SECUNU Row: B, Sheahan, R, Wag- ner, C. Schalfhauser, B. l,. King, P. Malte, H. Nevin, G. Benny, M. hloehler. President . . Vice President Secretary .. . Treasurer, . . iwul SUPHOMORICS ARTHUR CZUESIVIAN . . .JACK MESSENKFER . . .GEORGE THoMAs . .BILL TAYLKDR Came hack from summer vacation with the intention of getting down to work . . . entertained the freshmen at a party in the fall . . . chose Shirley McCarthy and liddy VVood to reign over them . . . are looking forward to becoming upper- elassmen. fb FIRST Row: l.. Bertolina, Barkley, H. Anibrnse, P. Beck, j, Agnew, ,l Bergless, S, Bevard, H. Bluemont, l.. Bergless, B. Bernardo, SECOND Row: G, Benny, R. Bishop, lVl. Baric, l., Bigenho, M, Barvel- lino, G, Aluriola, P. Boden, lt, .Xs- bury. illlilkll Row: H. Brown, D, .-Xhlmtt, R. Bigenho, lf. Balasszi, W. Blicken- derfer, pl, .-Xllen, W. Allen. YOIQAOHIOZGJ I'lks'l Row: S. l':iI4I:ircIIi, R. Pump- hell, NI. folcnizin, ,I. Cairn-r, R. His- v - 4 hop, N. Lzlnclill, NI. Lonizinici, I5. .X. Iiroiinur, Ci, Iiollingcr. Si-1L'oNp Row: NV. Hoyil. D. Iioilnzir. S. Ilrzivro, S. Brown, I. Brown, ni. l'Icp.5g, .I. Bryson, D. Convillc, R Convillc, 'Iinmn Row: IJ, Iirzivuo, C. Chairrii-. K, Conwg-II, W, Coll, D, Iioyrl, D. l'oggcsIi:iII, . II. Brown. '2.. ill Ifiicsi Row: W, Durlcy, II. Gilvlii-r 'If SI1crrirIc, KI. Dzikis, II. Cirifhtli. Si-:comm Row: I Gi-rc, I5. Ifcrkzircli, .N Unspzir, iI'. Dozik, C. Ifilipich, -I I'iricIic, I., I'ifIw:iriIs, N. I ing:iI, I Croft, I. GriH'ith, C, Griffith. Iiiiiua Row: QI. Gipson, -I. Fitzroy, S IiiIton X I Dirk IJ firnir I , .12 ',,. Grim-, NI, Dawson, V, GL-islur. R Dornizin, D. Grccn. l 1llIR'I'H Row: Kihling, M, Ifilipich -I.D:iIzcII, R, Davis, R, Fitzroy, II Iioncl, If, Iivrvskv, R. Dick. I'iIRS'l' Row: C Ilziyclcn, C, Kiirsiflicr, I5 I King L' vlohnsron, S. -Ioniiings, I.. I,:iiirir, Q. II nick, DI. Ilcrrington. owairrl, M. I.. Ixcr- SIQQUND Row: Kish, If. IIL'lnn1cs, IXI IxiI ii Nl I I Ii. Kiinklc, . ,ZlIilll11, i , mo- vinzi, 'I'. II:inmI, C. Kenny, NI. Kruhs. 'linnui Row: R, Ilzirrinzin, I . Ili-stvr, R, I,:inyi, L. Kunklc, R. -I:icIu'I, VI' Kipp, .'X. Cluscinziii, VI. Kcliiiumly, I'lk5'I Row: Q. NIA inn Nl ing, NI. NIVNI . 1 , . . Nlochr- zistcr, NI. I,ogm', S, I.llki'rifIi, D. I,oniii'k1i. C. I,uHcy, .X NIi'WiIIi:iins, S. INIcQ':irtIiy, tl. Nh'- Czirrhy. Sian-own Row: -I. Mzirtin. JK. NIi'C':iI'- ferry, I,. I,i-slim-, I', I,om'r5.5:in, If. Mi'- l':iII, If, Hi-ising, Ii, Nlzison. Iinkp Row: Ii. Martin, 'If Nlzirtin, Ci. I,ipovn'I1, R. NI , . . : 0, IV, NIi'KvL', ing, R. Long, I 'XIiIt CDowuII, ,I. Mois- 3 .qolfahomozes l u:s'r Row: DI, Ohnrilnik, P. White- furcl, l. Mitclu-ll, C, Mit-hleski, -I. Newhziucr, D. Nlinoli, li. Perm-rs, S. Nlzinning, C. Nlzilnziti, R. M. Pru- hziskzi. Siacoivn Row: D. Nlczisc, S, Nlzulinu, .X Xlillilzin, Ulsun, Nl. Nlucllcr, Nlcsscngur, ll. Nevin, R. Murray, S. Pllgllllllfl, 'I'uuui Row: D. U'l,t-ziry, li. Pzillzi- tlino, T. Nlitlo, li, Nllllllllllg, XY, O'- hflulley, ll, Nunlstruni, lf. Nlulsczin, R. hlcrtcn, Pt-sch. l li4s'r Row: N. Prupcs, B. Ryzin, lf. Ruilgnriiik, bl. Scliut-lift-lclcr, 'lf Schul- tcis. ml. Roszirius, C. Richtcr, R. Rziniscy, l,. Russo. SI-jcfuvlr Row: D. Sclizillcr, R. Pluw- inzin, l,. Scott, fl, Rnhinsnn, QX. Schlziufhzuiser, D, Rt-iil, H. Peter- nixin, li, Schiller, ili. Szilupck. 'liuuum Rnw: C. Schziffliaiuser, N. Sai- lmck, D. S1lI11lISUI1,G. l'utxlm'ker, Y. Pucker:-lli, YY. Recllit-ru, -I. P:-tcrsmi, ii. Rcichzircl, D. Reed. . l'iIliS'I' Row: Xl. Smith, Nl, Seciuli. lf. Siinuns, .l. Scliwcr, B. Sht-uhzin, I, Nlzirtin, .X. Sherwin, D. Stt-vcns, .X Stun:-r, Vl. Smith. SECONI: Row: C, Sezir, R. Smzills, Ii Spriggs, B, Sharp, ,X. Stickncy, j Shockey, j. Smith, P. Stevens, V. I3 Stephens, B. L. Simpson, i-X. Shipnizin R, Shirrl. iliulim Row: K. St-gncr, lf. Shziw, C Stccl, li, Suziinun, R. Sellers, D Sinith, -I. Stuvcnsun, Stntlcr. l uts'r Row: lf. Wright, l'. Sucss, .I Zilfllllflll, Yzitcs, l'. Switzer, .X ililSL'l1lHfill, P. lliltitclurcl, U, iliuy, I3 Wilhelm, lf. Wi-zivcr. SIZCUNIJ Row: N. xVllll11I11S, R. Vitr- luttzl, G. Vzilt-s, R. Pzirkcr, R, Vill- mzir, C, Wicinctskiruli, W. iliaiyhir R. Wxigncr. ililllkli Row: C, l'rh1in, VI. Cnsun G, ilhiunzis, IJ. ilicnnzint, ll. lliiniizis D. Yziniclm, lf, lY4mil, ll, ililminpsim i 'fzeskman glass FRESHMAN BOARD SHATHD: E. Chervanyak F 9h l , .. . ezman, M. Penny. S'rANmNr:: Mrs, Robertson J S . , . trauss, D. Inman, Mr. Bambarger. FRESHMEN lfntered the halls of Penn wide-eyed and happy . . . received the same treat- ment as have other freshmen classes in the past . . . attended the Freshman-Sophm more party in full swing . . . crowned Alice Lavrinc and Charles Strickengloss their queen and king . . . ended their year's activ't' ' ' Fnesr Row: M, Aekerrnunn, L. Ab- hate, M. Beers, M. A. Barnes, Anderson, l,. llalenciago, l'. Am er son, C. Burnett, J. Brown, M. G Bruno. SECOND Row: P Bent 'l' Agnew K Ainsworth, G. Baughmzm, C. Brown, l . Bnnaska, R. Bertovich, P. Bevard, J. Barreiro. THIRD Row: D. Brown, Brum- haugh, lf, Anderson, lf. Abercrombie R. Boltc, A, Al ' i' F , rms, R. Bliekenderrer. B. 1- 1 ies with a party in the spring. ,-' 'fzeahmen l'lRs'r Row: Xl. I.. Clizipman, I' Donn, R. Cirrostn, II. Dc Slicing. li Ccrvzmyzlk, .X. llaytfm, D, Clwcrring- ton, Il. Czlrmcll, AI. Clzliwy. A Siacuwn Row: li, Carryur, N, Czilil- af' A well, nl. Cano, R. Da-I rz111ci-s, I.. Bur- w - w v - glass, R. Collins, Nl. Cross, XI, Cullu- Imn. IIIHIRIJ Row: K, l'lNVll1Q,,I, Di I,ilu-rm bl. Ccrvcnyzlk, IV. Cox, hl, Bycrly, ll Cnrsun, C. lfvzms. l'lRS'l' Row: N. llnlvziry, ll, All in v- I sun, S. Illlmmcrt, I . ilrylmliwr, .X Caspar, VI. Isyv, VI, lflumming, R Filip. Slicrmn Row: I, llmvnril, D. Gilnlw, WI Gcrncrt, AI. lfrzmcu, DI. Gulal, li llllg1l1t'S. Tumi: Ruvv: R, Grunt, W, llzirncr G, lfnwkcs. Xl, llznmmurstrum, ll. ln- man, I3, Ifilipich. IJIRSI' Row: lf. Imclizarcl, IJ, Xlzm- grcttu, 'Ii Kokzil, W, llmlil, Kny- Iur, NI. I,. NIZISHII, Al, Ki-nm-fly, .I I,:1vcrns, C, Ifilnsn, I,. I,uckI1:1rr, ,I Lewis. SECOND Row: C. Lynn, W. Kiur, IJ Malia, IJ. N'lzlI:1sky,,I, Immgstrcrli, V. Luppolzl, I . -I, Wick, R, lmng, W Imersli, R. Kcrrlwnur. 'l'iiikn Row: R. .X. Lung, R, I.:-van ll. Hnhcnsrcin, G. Islii-rwnor-I, -I. I,:iu- r1c,,I. W ezlvcr, Cr. lximc, lt. l.:1rsvn lf, Inglcr. f FIILS1 Row: NI. Niclmls, C, Nlcllics s, wiuiimmi, L. xml-y, it .Nh-Ku: mish, F. Nlichlcski, rl, Xlcllun, :X lNlcGrcgor, I,, Muttlu-ws. Slsvown Rrwv: lf, Nnylc, I Nlunh gomery, Nlclmllcy, Nl. Nl4'KinIi-y I3, Nlzlrtlwcws, Nlcfoy, lf, Ixlllllfll A. Nlclklclc. IIIIIIRIJ Row: R. KICCHFTIICY, 'li Ni.-iimis, ci xifu.fi-iwm, 1, All-lil rzitli, QI. NICIXIZIHIIIIS, I Mm-klc. Illlll, Ruw: R, Sum, R, Snymlm X I XX I XX I QTTQJAIMQII Illml Ram: pl, XII- 'Q , K I,t'LlI'NllIl, NI, Rl1I4I1'II, K, I'I.lI1, II I'xll1Icr, II, Ulwn, I, IILIINIIIIN, XI I'vnm'x' II Onxfur, umm Ruw: C, IILNIITI, IJ, Rippln' XI, Rn1mIm,C', Riclwy, .X, I'rmsvr S lXIII.lllII, I,, RUIII'Iqlnt'l, Ii, vl. I'n-rm, Nlyvrs. ll 'Z I. l'l'1SS. nr, XX 'ss UV, , lf, , L , I,IIIlIl'l', It, I'm'I1:1IIiu, NI, SLIIIIWIQ. I IIlS'I Ixuw: IJ, hpmnvr, X, Smmm, In ULIIIJIII, NI, Slum, N, I,, SIL-wart, Ix Srnlxu, R, Slu-nI1:u11, Ii, Suymlvr I Slim':1x'ivI1, I NI,S1urIcr. 5ItHNID Ruw: R, I,1ggurr, XX, Svlmulv K1 5LllII, XI, Sutra-r, N. Sum-r, Q Ntrzulun, XX', Sllzlvtzlm-5, xl, Slu-I-Iazm Smith, . . nw, Ii, 5IllIIII, X, 5Il'lk'I'ii'lIg,IIHSS, ' ' ' ' XI, l BILIIII. 5Il42IlINi, Ix, N-Ilvrs, Nmlrln, X, Smith. XX SI: IIIQSI Rmx: I', XXRWIQ, I., fimmvr- mann, .l, Slmirk, Xv, XXvl'IlX't'f, Ii, I., Inuy- Iur, Il, XXIISHII, IJ, IIIIIHIIIIQNIKIII, IJ ngin, umm Rmv: I,,ZiI-gll-r,il,XX'iIIi1mu ,, ngm-r, XI, Nlt'I1'I'T, N. XXlrI 44 um-rslvy. luxe, Il, I'alttm-rsml, If, Sum, I' I IJI1rrngm,I', I'uIr1n1, IJ, Sfmt, NI, bl. XII ll I Rm R II 1' , f, Iss, , ,lu cs. umm Run: R, Riu-, NI, Ilurrung .V I . I Nxnwtx, XX, ,'Xmun, XI, XIVC znllum, XI, Xlffilllllllll, R. K'mlIcy, I, Xlcliins- In C Uumn I7 Ilulmu I3 lnlm 1, Ii, Xrkinsum, N. Gruss, R, Xlmri- , ,N , , ., .. SHI MII, It, buy, Ii, Nlulluy, IIIIIAID RUW1 IIUII, Il, XII-XIIUU S XI1kI1m II XXlII11m ' I ', , In I1 S, Sfuptn. IP, XX'I1Irtingtun, R, Ilnrmzm, ,X NIITIXN in Ilptmn I' R1 Is l L T, , 1 , , bxllfllf, A Xlpnlluy, R, Ilvrrlm. Ir1l'k'llI Row: FI, XXIINIIII, II, frcnr I fum XI NIIU I' Ilurl XX ,,-Nu, , VX, XI1'4Ir:nX, R, XX':nII41-r,1I, IQLIXXIIYIIN. r. IIIQS'I Rrww: S, Ilurks, S, Ch-rrI1uIIL-r R I XII1'lI, Il, XXIUUIIS, I'IIX'1', IJ, Guru, 144 hw' 'fm' 1 ,s mf' 59 .xnxx Aff 'M ,, V4 ..A , gs Q ., 4 A N 2 1 ff' K Q x P 4 k 4 'Fi q 1- , v sl F- asa 3 E K nf F S 5? X ie 1' 'XJME M V , 4 L Jg . A Ly. 1 . 1 X 9- . . ' ' n '. a , 8. iw- 1 A . L.. Jn S fr ' 542 2751 V .. 511,91 .f ix A W J 513' ' ' JE if gl, my x 'gCfl.Vifl.25 Editor, Howard McCoy with Dolores Hoffman, the assistant editor SENECA STAFF FIRST Row: D. Stahl, E. Hollstein L. Mlinar, H. McCoy, D. Hoffman E. Flockhart, T, jones, N. Figura. SECOND Row: R. Goodworth, l. Longstreth, M. Schiedunhelm, j Schrag, M, Oehlschlager, M. J. Dean R. Dunn, P. U'Leary, M. A, Snyder D. Kopelic, A, Beatty, lf. Caldarelli G. Walter. 'I'unw Row: C. Leppold, K. Kapp N. Ambrose, M. Morrow, S. Muse: man, J. Place, j. Nepsa, V, Elicker, 1. Berg, D. Bolden, W. Morrison. 77467 Records our school Editor-in-chief, . Assistant Editor, , . Features Editor, Sports Editor . Business Head. . Art Editor .... Publicity Head. Head Typist. . . Photographer ., . I l0WARD MCCOY Downes Hom-'MAN ,LORRAINE MLINAIK . .NoRMAN FIGURA EDWIN FLocKHAR'r . , . A Tomi JONES , , . , . ELMER HOLLSTEIN . DLJRIJTHY STAHL . . , Bon GRAY 6 life for posterity The yearbook published by the senior class . . . gains some of its support from senior magazine sales . . . features the seniors and the rest of the student body in snapshots of their days spent at Penn . . . catches the teachers in their moments off-guard . . . presents a pietoral view of all our clubs and activities . . . made up of il group of hardworking seniors and juniors . . . aided by Miss Stoehr and Miss Speirs . . . meets once every week to settle all difhculties and prepare the yearbook on time . . . hopes that everyone enjoys it from cover to cover. Lorraine Mlinzir confers with 'liomi and Lorraine Remember S. O, Sf Seneca on Sale Checking over features st:iH work The business staff Norman pointing out the date iliypists, Rosemary, Pat, and Dot THE SENECA 1948 The enn oin L4 Our school newspaper Co-editors l5AiusAkA lVliassicNc:i-:iz lXlANCY llAliRUl,lJ lfcziturcs lztlitor lJA1sY NALICY Sports lutlitor -IACK fXl.1slaR'1's Cluh lialitor ADA l3oR'1'oi.Uzzi Business hlzinzxgcr KATHRYN lXlIER'I'liN Circulation lVlzinagcr NANCY LNIRCUSTA Cznrtoonist KATHRYN GA1.l.1c:AN Plmotogrnplicr lllill lll'IRSlll-IY Public Relations BARBARA YARIJLIINI lixrlmngt- litlitor -I0-ANN STRAKA Penn points with priclc to 'Penn l,0lllI'SlU . . . our monthly school puhli- cution . . . sponsors thc :innuzil crowning of tht- kings :incl quccns . . . inclutlcs ctlitoriznls, pcrsonulity :incl cluh write-ups, :incl thrilling accounts of sports cvcnts . . . conducts thu stuclcnt popularity poll in the spring . . . issucs spt-cial ctlitions for thc junior :incl scnior clziss plays . . . ex- CllIll1gl'S irlt-:is with othcr schools . . . puhlishcs its nt-ws in tht- Aclv:uicc- l,t-zulu-r . . . has won tht- clistinction ol' lacing one of thc ht-st school ncwspzupcrs in this clistriut . . . ziiclt-cl hy hlr. Mclmis- tc-I '... will :always hc trcusurccl :unong our school souvcnirs. Xlr. Xli'l.4-lstt-l', sponsor jo-glnn clwclqiiig with Xlr. Nl t-l.t-is l Mlx ilwult- lqlx ox t lizlrlmrgl, lJ1llSy,1llN x 1 Kathryn :intl Nzilify :il WL Thrives with its go-getting staff Co-editors-ANancy Harrold, Barbara Messenger FIRST Row: J, Whitaker, D. Smith, SECOND Row: B. Harrity, N. Circos- K. Merten, A. Bortoluzzi, N, Har- ta, B. Croft, N, McGinnis, P. Gra- rold, J. Alberts. B. Messenger, D. ham, F. Ferraro, C. Duff, D. Kopelic, Naley, D. Ricldel, K. Galligan, L. J. A. Straka, D. Olson, R. Smith, B. Potlas, 1. Accetta. Yardum. THIRD Row: D. Williams, F. Ludwig, T. Hershey. W, Morrison, R. Pet- singer, K. Wing, L. Keith, R. Good- worth. THE SENECA OF 'I9 S'l'UDIiN'l' COUNCIL FIRST Row: Mr. Alcorn, C. Stoner V. lflicker, M. bl. Dean, M. Oehl- sehlager. SICCONIJ Row: l'. Malte, ll. McCoy A. M. Gula, B. L. King, .-X. Alexan- der, N. Ambrose, W. Taylor. rl'HlRll Row: J. Alberts, N. Barcel- lino, bl. Messenger, G. Seharmlt, R Drum, T, Gardner, T. Dull, NATIONAL HONOR SOCllC'l'Y FIRS1' Row: JK. M. Gula, T. Duff lf. Fluckhart, B, Messenger. Snccmn Row: G. Walter, M. ul Dean, M, Oelmiselxlager, bl, Berg Mrs. Kosanovielw. Tumn Row: Mrs. Rulwrrsun, J. .Xl- lwerts, F. Luflwig, G. Srllarclt, ll Drum, Mrs. Baker. HALL PATROL l IRS'I' Row: lv. Kipp, lluclll, lf Hoflmaster, L. Artrnan, Mrmlwenn ,l. Hayes, R. Wagner, R. Lnnyi. SIQCUNII Row: Mr. .-Xlenrn, lf, Mar- tin, G. Dakis, H, Bond. W. Fitzroy R. Volker, l . llemmes, D. Mouse. fluls . . . STUDENT COUNCIL President .,..,.. MARY JANE DEAN Vice President ..V, MARY OEHLSCHLAGER Secretary .,.,,,....., VIRGINIA ELICKER Treasurer .........,.., CHARLES STONER The student governing body of the school . . . consists of eight seniors, six juniors, and four sophomores . . . pub- lishes the Student Handbookl' and fin- ances assembly programs . . . holds an annual dance . . . sponsored by Mr. M. Alcorn. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President ....I.,I...., ED FLocKI-IART Vice President ,.....,,,... JENNY BERG Secretary ..,,......,. ANNA MAE GULA Treasurer ...,..... BARBARA MESSENGER Honor students . . . chosen by the faculty for their character, scholarship, leadership, and service . . . strive to main- tain these ideals . . . responsible for the Eligibility Plan for class and club officers . . . sponsors, Mrs. Kosanovich, Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Baker. PRESIDENTS' CLUB FIRST Row: N. Circosta, V, Elicker, M. J. Dean, D. Kopelic, J. McCoy, E. Hollstein, M. Holmes, T. Lor- e'Ice. QECONII Row: C. Young, L. Artman J. Riffle, H, McCoy, C, Duff, K, Kapp, A. Bortoluzzi, M. Shafer, L. Yeaney, T. Gardner, Patellos. TIIIRII Row: N, Barcellino. C, Snv- der, F, Ludwig, E. Flockhart, B. Morrison, D. Ashworth, G. Schardt T. Duff. l Possess scholarship-sublime HALL PATROL Captain ............ LAWRENCE ARTMAN Lieutenant .........,,...... JIM HAYES The policemen of our halls . . . direct the ever increasing trafhc in the halls.. . on duty between every class period . . . recognized by their red and ,gold arm bands . . . Mr. Matthew Alcorn, their director. PRESIDENTS' CLUB A newly organized group . . . composed of the presidents of the various school clubs and organizations . . . its purpose, to discuss and analyze all club problems . . . Student Council president presides at meetings . . . Miss Glass, their sponsor. THE SENECA OF 1948 TH elllbzf . . . Y-'I' Ii PINS President . . . DOROTHY KoPELIC Vice President , lJOROTHY STAHL Secretary 'I'HERIssA LoRi:NCE Treasurer . . , ADALINE BEATTY Participated in many activities of the Y. W. C. A .... constituted good fellow- ship and sociability among students . . . led in their activities by Miss Lillian Berg . . . open to any senior girl. JUNIOR Y-TICICNS President . . CATHY DUP'l4' Vice President , .MARY PILLIQN BRYAN Secretary SALLY 'PUCKER Treasurer . . , . .IIERRY LOGAN Composed only of junior girls ,it's pur- pose, the same as the senior girls . . . participates in the activities of the Y. W. C. A .... led by Mrs. Robertson. Provides outlets for energy COMMERCIAL President .,,....,..., . .JEAN NEPSA Vice President . . . . ,DOROTHY STAHL Secretary . . , ,.,. . .SHIRLEY THIEL 'freasurer ..., .... D OROTHY KOPELIC Made up of students taking the com- mercial course . . . furnish a secretary for each teacher . . . will be the future secre- taries in the business world . . . hold var- ious social events during the year . . . sponsored by Miss Costas. HI-Y President ,....,,... . ,. 'l'oM DUFF Vice President, . . . .RICHARD INMAN Secretary , . . , . RICHARD DRUM Treasurer ...,.... ...,.... j oHN PREY The school branch of the Young Men's Christian Association . . . gave an inter- esting assembly program in the fall . . . sponsored the annual Good Will Clothing drive terminating it with a dance . . . led by Mr. Gibson. if .., I s .J . E SENECA OF 19 Olson, Thiel. COMM ERCIAL CLUB FIRST Row: B. Woodside, M A Ziegler, D. Webster, L. Vidak L Longstreth, M. J. Hemmes D SECOND Row: Miss Costas, D. Stahl D. Hazlett, R. Smith, D, Potlas M Hromy, K. Galligan, Cook 1' Caldarelli, B. Bushey, A. Tucker 48 Y-TISPINS FIks'r Row: R. Smith, L. Kennedy M. Shafer, D. Raley, C. Suclievich D. Kopelic, T. Lorencc, A. Beatty J. Mangretta, N. Circosta, SECOND Row: D. Bolden, N. Atkin- son, .-X. Mcliinstry, M. A. Tarr, B Schwartz, nk. M. Mclllhinny, H. Ma- lone, E. Byers, V. McMaster, J McKee, P. Vlock, N. McGinnis. Tuuin Row: F. M. Goddard, li Caldarelli, J. Cook, M. L. Wlalker B. Messenger, D. Potlas, D. Stahl D. Hallett, li. Trbovich, H. Stampo B. Stampo. Y-TFFNS CJuniorJ FIRST Row: li. Stoner, M. Ross,J Logan, D. Jones, B. Wlilson, C Duff, S. Tucker, B. Herrington, L Nloehring, P. Rimmel, H. Sandor, M J Galamb, M. Ii. Bryan, D. CerL vanyak. Siicowo Row: B. Coleman, P. Wirl V. Fox, S. York, N. McMasters, F Ferraro, S. Cushing, D. Bryan, A. M Cervenyak, B. Connors, M. Tauro .-X. Cromie, D. Bright, .-X. Strauss. THIRD Row: V. Young, Cordts B. Bryson, M. Hribal, PI. Cook, li Tiernan, G. Janssen, C. Lucas, M Morrow, L. Scharclt, S. Moseman F. Pavlik, P. Lloyd, M. Hawtreu A. sxltiere, E. Miller, N. Ambrose P Graham, Nlrs. Robertson. , , T'i0l'R'I'H Row: L. Russo, J. Mcln- tire, J. Milliken, M. Jacobs, F. East- on, Place, V. Elicker, B. Saunders J. Gibb, L. Wethli, P. 'rlimmg jf O'Neil, N. Corbly. H I-Y Fuzsr Row: F, Tolerico, R. Kerr, F. Wagner, R. Drum, R. Inman, T. Duff, J. Frey, G. Fountain, H. Mc- Kamish. SECOND Row: D. Williams, F. Lud- wig, B. Petsinger, Sims, J. Patellos, M. Giammetteo, I . Rankin, L. Yeaney, Mr. Gibson. THIRD Row: R. Kerr, F. Stewart, D. Helbeck, Deller, B. Eggleston, T. Gardner, G. Schardt, R. Pradetto, J. Halloran, D. Yeaney. 1 Y 2. 4 . K any i 4- ' ' of 7 T.. f if' . J M SIENIOR BAND M ICM BISRS lflksl' Rnwg H. f,L'hlSL'l1I2lLZCI', NI.Sl12lfCI', N. Bcvzlrd, S, Vcrsaw, M,Holn1cS. SISCUNIJ Row: W. Germ-rt, R, Bclin, J. Lumickzl, lf. Hrrllstcin, .X Pulmvr, R, Dilwlc, -I, Mlmcrrs, l'. l l:1lmrml,R. Wfir, .X, Strnkn, X. M. Uuln,U, .Xsl1wurth, lf, Asti, B. Rcynolds. Is Penn's proudest possession I lks'l' Row: D. c,'0l1T1lll,'l, Whitaker li. M. Uuddnrrl, .X. Nl, Guia, U Xvnltvr. SECOND Row: Mr. Williams, W Gross, W. Dcmlmugll, W, Kipp, R Madsen. Qs it aw 0-ol ! 991 L- :uncl Ralph II, M. S, I'in:lf0rc lends E SENECA OF 'I948 T DANCE BAND FIRST Row: J. Alberts, T. Varlotta, R. Wier, D. Ashworth, R. McKin- ly, F. Asti, K. Kiser, and F. Bar- bati, vocalists. SECOND Row: Mr. Williams, I. Gula, J. Gernert, Womersley, N. Von Behren, R. Belin, M. Brecco, J. Lomicka, B. Gernert. ORCHESTRA FIRST Row: J. Alberts, C. Filoso, D. Gira, D. Helbeck, B. DeShong, F. Ludwig, J. Brown, N. Peterman, H. Nevens. SECOND Row: Mr. Williams, B. Welsh, T. Varlotta, R, McKinly, W. Sexauer, R. Weir, N, Bevard, D. Ashworth, F. Asti, T. Womersley, M. Penney. THIRD Row: J. Gula, J. Womersley, E. Hollstein, J. Lomicka, R. Belin, M. Brecco, P. Flamond, G. Lipo- vich, G. Walter. Made up of boys interested in playing popular music . . . play at dances in school and out of school . . . furnished themselves with tuxedos . . . directed by Mr. Fred Williams. ORCHESTRA Captains .......... ...,. D ON ASHWORTH, GEORGE WALTER Student Director .......,............... ..... C ARL SvENssoN One of our most talented groups . . . practice to attain per- fection in their music . . . play for assemblies and plays . . . ably directed by Mr. Williams. iw . J We 'l 1 CD . s ., H . t., 1' D 'xi 5 '-4. in I. M. . , Qkozus First Row: G. Thomas, H. Neven, G. Fisher, R. VVagner, G. Walter, F. Hoifmaster, D. Davis, J. Hayes J. Bryson, S. Pugliano. D. Yeaneyi Second Row: N. Barcellino, B. Yar- dum, D. Raley, A. McGregor. L. Lockhart, M. R, Sutter, N. A. Sut- ter, B. Conner, K. Suchevich, E Goddard, N. Fingal. J. Gere. Simp- son, T. Helfrich, F. Weaver, R, Varlotta, D. Stevens, S. J. Bevard Miss Fredrick. E -H-3 E35 :.,CS -:U Q E :Fi 521 psf W 352 0115 E '1 aff PS2 F:-'A' 'UIUC UU c Q- fn P Pi' Q 3 2 E5 5 F4 5? fl :'3 U Smith, N. McMasters, J. Place, . Ferarro. J. Zicardi, J. Brown, A. M. Cervenvak, L, Brac-co. A M, Gula. J. Whitaker, M. Penney. Fourth Row: B. Blickendorfer, B L. King. M. Kaufman, E. Schaffer A. Schwer, J. Miliken. G. Armbru- ster, M. Hribal. I. Cervenyak, J Lewis, J. Tallis, E. Campbell, R Campbell, P. Schweitzer. L. Bigen- ho, J. Shockey, M. A. Tarr, V Elicker, A. McWilliams, L. Leslie, A. Rosepink. Fifth Row: B. Messenger, H Carmel. G. Clark. A. Angle. M. Tauro, E. Byers, H. Malone, B Wilhelm, M. Sahene, P. Rimmel. E. M. Keogh, H. Sanders. N. Pro- Des, J. Yates, M. Indovina, M. Lambing, S. York. V. Fox, B. A Brnnner, B. Peters, B. Sheahan, S. Fulton. Sixth Row: C. Malnatti. B. Saun- ders. J. Logan, C. Lucas, M. Muller, C. Kutscher. J. Schoenfel- der. A. Stoner. Seventh Row: R. Morrison. R. Pet- singer, J. Hester, W. Kipp. J Boone, J. Mann. PliNN'S MA RCH ING BAND IN FORM.-X'l'l0N TWIRLIQRS' CLUB i'ilRS'l' Row: M. Oelilsclilzigcr, M. Slmfcr, N. Bevarcl, S, Versaiw, M. Holmes. Siccorvn Row: N. Propcs, Schoen- felcler, B. Peters, N. Fingzxl, G. 0'- Neil, S. Tucker, V. Fox, ill. Lamb- ing, S, York, nk. Altiere. THIRD Row: E, L, Taylor, C. Pfab B. Saunders, C. Lucas, G. Logan il. Milliken, lf. Pnvlik, 0. Toy, .l. Karnes, l'. Dean, Mr. Willizuns. lfounrn Row: B. Onifcr, D. Cher- rington, N. A. Sutter, M. R, Sutter. B. Snymlcr, J, Clancy, J. Yczitrs, Acccrta, N. Corbly, lf. Dick, ,I Brown. STAGE CREW FIRST Row: J. Messenger, A. Gues- nran, C. Schaffhauser. SECOND Row: B, Morris, R. Nord- strom, W. Fazi, lf. Bolte, R. Pastim- chelt, L. Hribal, G. Balenciago. flak . . . Let us display talents CHORUS A fine selection of our school's vocal talent . . . meet and practice every day . . . are led faithfully by Miss Frederick . . . amply rewarded for their hard work by an appreciative audience . . . one of our most gifted groups. BAND Under the excellent direction of Mr. Fred Williams. , .an important part of our football games and pep meetings. . . considered one of the best bands in West- ern Pennsylvania. . .presented a concert in the spring. . .a letter and two credits awarded four-year members. TWIRLERS' CLUB Head Majorette, ..,.. MARILYN SCHAFER Snappy marches . . . drum beats . . . spinning batons . . . all a part of the Twirlers' Club . . . membership based on marching and twirling ability and poise . . . their aim, to become major- ettes. STAGE CREW A hard-working group of boys . . . re- sponsible for the beautiful scenery in the junior and senior class plays . . . inspired in their work by Mr. Dressing . . . are to be congratulated for their wonderful jobs. THE SENECA 0F 1948 TH 614:64 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST Row: D. Mason, L. Kennedy P. Wirl, L. Russo, M. E. Bryan, A M. Cervenyak, N. Circosta, J. M Kee, J. Mangretta, T. Lorence, M. A Tarr, B. Belin. SECOND Row: Mrs. Nicoll, A. Gil more, M. Pollock, L. Weirauch Milliken, L. Vidak, A. Palmer, C Caparusso, E. Gerthoffer, E. Ward C. Kokal.. THIRD Row: D. Riddel, M. Prosser M. Hribal, M. Nonnenberg, V. Mc Master, E. Byers, M. Saunders, B Schwartz, A. M. McElhinny, E. M Goddard, C. Suchevich, V. Aber. Help us create new friendships FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AM ERICA President .... ,..... N ANCY CIRCOSTA Vice President, . ANNA MAE CEVENYAK Secretary. . .. ,,,.. , JUNE MCKEPI Treasurer . . . . . ,IDOLURES BRYAN Consists of junior and senior girls tak- ing home economics . . . belongs to :I branch of the National Home liconomics Organization . . . helps to train its mem- bers for their future domestic life . . . led in their activities by Mrs. Nicoll. SPANISH CLUB President ,.,,,..,. . . .ADA BORTOLUZZI Vice President . . . . RICHARD KI-:RR Secretary. . MARY JANE SCHIEDENHELM Treasurer . . ...,.. DQJLORES HOFFMAN 4'Los Camarados Alegres meaning the Happy Friends . . . meets once every month during class period . . . learn to sing Spanish songs . . . publishes a news- paper in Spanish . . . guided by Miss Massarelli. E SENECA OF I9 SPANISH CLUB President ............ ANNA MAE GULA Vice President ..,. MARY OEI-II.scHLAcER Secretary ...,,....,. MARILYN SWEENEY Treasurer ,.........,... RICHARD DRUM Los Gauchos Alegres meaning The Merry Cowboy . . . holds all its meetings in Spanish . . . purpose, to acquaint its Inembers with the habits and customs of our southern neighbors . . . supervised by Miss Massarelli. GERMAN CLUB President .....,...... GECJRGE SCI-IARDT Vice President .......... FRANK LUDWIG Secretary ...,,,....,. LORRAINE MLINAR Treasurer .........,, COLEMAN LEPPOLD Der Verein der Deutschen Studentenv . . . under capable sponsorship of Miss Stoehr . . . composed of German II stu- dents . . . benefited throughout the year by listening to recordings of German composers, singers, and speakers. 1 C- ,J- 48 SPANISH CLUB FIRST Row: T. Jones, D. Bolden, A. Bortoluzzi, M, Schiedenhelm, D, Hoffman, D. Kerr, B. Yardum, 1. Tallis, F. Fowkes, N. Harrold. SECOND Row: A. Beatty, N. Mc- Ginnis, B. Harrity, M. L. Walker .I McKinstry, It. Byers, J. RIIIIQ, Nf Circosta, E. Campbell. Timur Row: D. Grant, T. Sitgraves j. Sims, J. Boone, A. Deere, M Woods, B. Maxwell. SPANISH CLUB FIRST Row: D. Drum, J. Alberts, M Uehlschlager, A. M. Gula, M. Swee- ney, D. Naley, M. Holmes, G. Wal- ter. L. Yeaney. SECOND Row: J. Cresap, D. Ash- worth, S. Versaw, L. Bracco, B. Mes- senger, A. Straka, A. Palmer, D VVilliams, H. Murray, T. DiLucchio THIRD Row: F. Asti, E. Bertha, P Dozzi, R. Sharp, D. Ambrose, L. Di- Liberto, D. Davis, R. Holtzman, R Dible, R. Eggleston. GERMAN CLUB FIRST Row: J. A. Straka, L. Mlinar -I. Berg. Siacomm Row: F. Ludwig, j, Hayes Hollstein, N. Figura, T. Duff, G Schardt, Miss Stoehr. Provides entertainment-plus The Play's the Thing wrote William Shakespeare-which also holds true at Penn High, though what is given isn't usually Shakespearean-producing a play gives students a chance to display their acting ability-helps them to overcome stage fright-gives to all the nervous feeling and shaky hands that go with the opening night jitters-provides many hours of hard work and fun at rehearsals -helps show everyone the important need of co-operation and close accord-f leaves with many, at the end ofthe play, the experience of a let-down to know that the fun is over-hut above all, gives them the satisfaction and joy of knowing some- thing is well-done hy the applause of an appreciative audience. P X xx Dolores and Aleen-play leads Mrs, Ireland, director, with Ada, student director and actresses Fine supporting characters On the set ei? 'Qi K Y ' V , 3 ws R 3 ' 53? xx, Q. 1,5,gzibglgslgrVznzgfqsi -4551 V 3' '. Li21fLs's:.mw5?1 silly.: :fa li iw x A 4 Q? W xnw R SS' a X X 7 x w !I!. Q-rs ago, I lRs'1' Norris SUB DICBS Row: ID. I.loyuI, In. PavIlk,,l , S. NIOSL'l1'I2Hl, N, nlmlvrose, Y I'IllCIicr', l,. Sulmrclr, NI, Nlorrow, Y Ifox, S. York, IJ. I'ullvr. SIECUN n Rowf N. fX'IvNI:1stur, I3, Wil son, S, Kluslnng, NI, -lucolvs, C, Dull I Uswznlr, D. .lom-s. C. I.uc:ls, G I,og:m. Tuuom Row: I . Ifcrrznro, I'. Gralmm lt. Itznston, N. Wagner, I.. Wcrhli, NI x Q . c ow .-.,u 'gh-y, N. Corlmly, I. '. 'ciI, S Tucker, -I. Plurc. If I la s t DIQBS Row: N. llnrrolnl, K. Mcrtcn M. Ilolmcs, NI. 0ul1lsfl1I:1gcr, R Dunn. Sl-icorxn Row: Ii. Nlcsscngcr, ml Schrzlg, IXI. bl. Srllicclcnlmclm, D Nzllcy, A. Iiortoluzzi, .l. X. Kivr, I' U I,v.-ary, S. Vcrszlw. Illlllklh Row: nl. Beatty, R. Smith, Ii lluslwy, D, Ilorlmzzn, NI. nl. Dunn I'l0l'R'l4ll Row: li. Dzxvimlson, VI, Rilllc M. .-X. Snyder. F R ICSH MAN SCI ICNCIQ CLUB I Iks'l' Row: Clalllcy, 'l'.vKok:1l, Nlllllllllftl, ll. Olson, X. Xxt'IlX'Cl', In I.ock:1rmI, Ii. I.crscI1, W. Schaurzlu. -l SIICUIHIII, I', Bcnt, N. clIlIlIXYL'll, W Kin-r. I.. Burgess, l'. Iicvzml, 'I' .'X1,5I1cw. Sxscomm Row: D. Clu-rrington, B. -I IH-fro, I., .-Xlwlmzltc, I. NI. Srotlcr, NI Short, -l. Kr-nm-mly, If. Slu-alhzm, .I l,L-wis, Ii. Unifur, D. Mzmgrcttn, I Parsons, ,-X. Gaspcr, I . Nliclmleski, B Ilvshong, NI, Ilmrnton. I.. I.on'kI1:lrr H. Snyclcr, N. IIIIIYIIIXY C. I'fz1b. w IIIIRID Row. IXI. I.. Llmpmzm, NI. I, Mason, ll. qlmlerson, ll. Viclmnr, M C' Bflll S Rllllllll 1 Q llnlrxon D I I. Y . . '- , . 1 o. ' 2 4, I.. Rodrirucz 5 , , lllxompson, Nl. Ilodll C. Rnclwy. Brown, I. Ccrvcllyzlli NI . .Nc kcrman, I'. Woods, Y. I4-ppolnl 'X IJ'lYL'l1..I. lxxlylor, I. Rlvllzlrcls, .I Mctczllf. M. I'Qnncy. I'Ul'RTll Row: ml. l,ongstrerI1, D Mzllzlsky, I . AICKLIIHISII, I . Uolmlncr R. Shczulxzm, M. Rimlmlcl, I.. I'lz1Ivnci- IM-zu n, D. lXIul'i5n, I.. Zimnucrnrzm, I' NI. Ilxmscy, nl. I,1lYl'IllC, bl hula D. Gllmlm, R. Scott, W. Sflllllllb n I llf'l'1l Row: .'X. pllmcs, -I, Gcrm-rt It. I..1rsun, -I. Cain, ,l. Womerslcy Mrs. Berg lsponsorl, R. Bolts, K Iiwing, W. Shaw, R. IH-suti, Nlc- Coy. W. Ureclulwuy, H. Carmel. 611464 . . . Give opportunities for added enjoyment SUB DEB CLUB President . .A.,...t VIRGINIA ELICKER Vice President ,,.i.... NELLIE AMBROSE Secretary .,,..,.... SUZANNE MOSEMAN Corresponding Secretary MARILYN MORROW Treasurer ............... LORE SCHARDT Member of National Sub Deb Federa- tion . . . comprised of junior girls . . . aided its members to attain added per- sonality and charm . . . sponsored by Miss Massarelli. DEBS CLUB President ......,... MARILYN HOLMES Vice President .... MARY OEHLSCHLAGER Secretary. ..,..,,.. KATHRYN MERTEN Corresponding Secretary ROSEMARY DUNN Treasurer I,....,..,..r NANCY HARROLD A group of likeable senior girls . . . help in school functions . . . sponsor the Lost and Found Department . . . teaches poise and charm to the mem- bers . . . sponsored by an able leader, Miss Speirs. FRESHMAN SCIENCE CLUB President .,..,..,..,.... JAMES MCCOY Vice President. . . .... JANE KENNEDY Secretary ...... .. ELLA SHEAHAN Treasurer ..,............... Bos BOLTS One of the largest clubs in the school . . . promotes scientific interests among the freshmen . . . conducts instructive experiments . . . participates in various Science Fairs . . . under the sponsorship of Mrs. Berg. SCIENCE AERONAUTICS President ,,.,...I.. ELMER HOLLSTEIN Vice President ......,.. NELSON BEVARIJ Secretary-Treasurer, WILLIAM MORRISON Composed of junior and senior science students . . . discusses scientific proce- dure . . . takes trips to commercial and professional laboratories . . . sponsors stu- dents in Buhl Planetarium Science Fair . . . under guidance of Miss Pierce. SCIENCE AREONAUTICS FIRST Row: J, Mann, J. Tallis, J Messenger, E. Hollstein, N. Bevard J. Place, M. Morrow, S. Moseman B. Walker, G. Walter. SECOND Row: W. Reynolds, R Goodworth, F. Hoffmaster, G. Fisher K. Wing, H. Good, C. Duff, F Segner, E. Flockhart, F, Ludwig, R Petsinger, D. Anderson, D. Yeaney. THIRD Row: J. Alberts, T. Galligan D. Grant, C. Young, Y. Yeaney, B Morrison, D. Ashworth, L. Melchior F. Asti, Hayes, C. Snyder, I, Artman. THE SENECA OF 1948 Gibb, N. Pefefman, E. M. Keogh, sf flak! . . . VARIETY CLUB President ,,4...,...,... KARoLE KAPP Vice President i.... . . . JOAN 'I-ALLIS Secretary ,....... MARY AGNES SNYDER Treasurer ...,....Vi. CATHERINE KISER Reveals hidden talents of Penn High students . . . provides varied home room entertainments . . . open to students of all four classes . . . under the direction of Mrs. Berg. ROSTRUM CLUB President . . . . . . . . . CARL SNYIII-:R Vice President. . . . . . Bos PETSINGER Secretary. . . . . .BARBARA SHEAHAN Treasurer. .... ..,, .I ACK MESSENGER A well-organized club . . . interested chiefly in developing the speaking ability of its members . . . has an annual assem- bly . . . participates in intra-scholastic debates . . . sponsored by Miss Glass. Allow us to work and play PENN ART CLUB President .. . ..., CHARLES YouNc: Vice President ,i.. SHIRLEY MUNCII Secretary ....,i . . .ARLEENE DEBRCJCQ Treasurer .,..., . . . BILL MoRRIsoN Makes posters for various school activ- ities . . . gives members an opportunity to participate in art exhibitions . . . teaches use of new methods in painting . . . holds an annual all-school dance . . . Mrs. Pfeiffer guides them in their artistic attempts. CUE AND CURTAIN President . . . . l,.i. LESTER YEANEY Vice President. . . ....... En PAINTER Secretary. , . . . . , .ALEEN PALMER Treasurer. . . ...,........ PAT GRAHAM Penn's drama club . . . helps one de- velop technique, poise, and self-confi- dence . . . put on a group of four 0116-aC! plays in the fall . . . members attend amateur and proessional plays . . . ably guided by Mr. Everett. VARIETY CLUB FIRST Row: S. Bevard, K. Merten A. Porter, K. Kapp, J. Tallis, M. A Snyder, B. Wilson, K. Kiser, M. Volk J. Straka, L. Bigenho. SECOND Row: F. Weaver, N. Fingal T. Helfrich, V, Weaver, A, Tishman L. Martin, E. Byers, J. Shockey, A M. Gula, L. Moehring, N, Peterman M. Penney. L. Bechtold, Mrs. Berg, G. Lipovich R. Volker. FOIIRTH Row: T. Sitgraves, J. Boone J. Hester, P. Flamond. THE SENECA OF19 THIRD Row: F. Barbatti, G. Wal- ter, V. Helfrich, R, Varlotta, H. Sandor, L, Potlas, A. Rosepink, M. I s 48 ROSTRUM FIRST Row: B. Guesman, yl. :Xecetta D. Fuller, B, Sheahan, J. Messenger C. Snyder, B. Petsinger, lf. Grollmus R. xl. Vowinkel, T. Galligan. SizcoNn Row: H. Barnett. j. .l. Me- lntire, l.. Bigenho, Sehoenfelrler K. Galligan, V. Stephens, P. Sweitzer J. Tallis, C. Segner. Tumo Row: lf. Segner, D. Yeaney T. Hershey, B. Gray, K. Wing, B Nlorrison, nl. Peterson, P. lVlalte. I PENN A RT CLUB FIRST Row: P. Graham, G. Janssen S. Cushing, C. Rimmel, S. Munch V, B. Stephens, xl. Fricki, l.. Martin Siacown Row: ,l. Norris, D. Raley, Al. Tallis, T. jones, H. Barnett, J Sehrag, P. Sexauer, S, Manning, G Bollinger, Mrs. Pfeiffer. Tulium Row: D. Plowman, W, Smith W. Nlorrison, C. Young, P. Beck, E Podgornik. I CUE AND CURTAIN FIRST Row: Tallis, B. Messenger D. jones, B, Harrity, N. McGinnis .-X. Palmer, l.. Yeaney, li, lfloekhart nl. Bortoluzzi, B. Yardum, N, Har: rolcl, V. Fox, V, lfliclier. SHcoNo Row: K. Kapp, Mr. Everett J. Mum, D, Fuller, ie, Pavlik, mf A. Snyder, nl. Norris, P. Graham, j. Uswalt, .-X. Cromi, M, Jacobs, bl. Berg, l.. Mlinar, J. Whitaker, N. Peterman, l,. bl. Braceo, B. Maxwell J. Gazzo. Tunum Row: lf. Fowltes, l., Virlalc K. Nlerten, D. Raley, l,, Longstreth K. Galligan, M. Giammatteo, ,l. Riflle, M, Uehlschlziger, S, Versavv, D. Hoffman, Nl. J. Dean, T, Jones Y. Young. FUl'R'l'H Row: C. Bengel, D. Grant li. Hollstein, ul. .-Xlherts, D. Ashworth B. Morrison, I.. Keith, F, Painter, G. Walter, T. Galligan, C, Snycler. i u w w v Ilu- snplmnmrc king :xml qua-cn Urs, licrgx lnnlugy rlnss nm an tim-Ifl trip Ilw Illlllllfh Sl'IK'l'fIl7I17Nl'Illl' mul PM Xlcwing lm prujvrt lwu-:mr filll' slturs :lr flu' sviclwc fzlir 'Ximlvrn vluvnlry? ' ER CLICKS Some good times we'1l never forget The snphumure rriu Frm-slmmen nt work The phnmgrapllcfs helper Sisters Kay Kiser, vocalist The Fresh king :md queen Q, 3 ,. IK l S f 1 gl at if 4. B F .' vu r Q, . In gf 1. T -Q' gg ge . y -,P k 4- s A ' l if K 3' fa: , 'f ' ff .. Q S 4- Q1 5 X il pau Q . ,,.L..g,Hr f ,. .1 wa - A L ' W ,g5i 5w . 4ffif ., . ' 'ze'-:iii -: 4 .i Y, f Q. . . 1 lx Q43 ',' Gif , ' .gif . X Q -- ' , 3, . A M Mus?-. 1? K'lff'??hlf:W'5:k - -G Qi .f AL A Q ul ' ww , a,-V wphm , L 'Y K- ' - gw ' ' ' ' I A f .9Ra:,... A' . .. A ' M' 1 K ' f ,L --fviafagg y f A .wa f - ,v L, 'N ., 1 , .4 454 MHAN' K S K f-wgffzxfkf-A WE 1416 leficf .Yeadon 'A keaufta llenn l'enn llenn Penn llenn llenn llenn l'enn l'enn l'enn -ll l'Ium 7 l,atrohe 5.3 Uakmont I9 Mt. l,ehanon .ll liraddoek 6 llar-liraek U Munhall II VVilkinshurg I9 'llarentum 6 Altoona I UIYl'Il.-XI,I. V.XRSl'I'Y l'uis'r Row: Ci, I'ountain, ll. NIL- Kamish, lf. Wagner, li. lYoorls, S. flutter, -I. Xlonheim. I R iw: lt, Palledino, gl. Klar- HI-.t'oN1 1 tin, l'. llaehille, R. Kerr, .I, lfrey, l'. llruno. luuui Row: li, Swanson, VI. l'ateIIos, R, l'radi-tto, I, Dull, VI, Sims, ll. .lmhrost-, ll, Ixipp, l'Ul'R'liIl R ow: I . llroniyak, R. Inman, Ili l'i-tsinger, 'lf Gardner, ll. llellu-ek C. llollinger, ll. Davis. Ifiiiu Row: N. IJawson, Nl. De- l,ura, l'.. llall, R blnlmson, II, faspel, 'lf Rankin. Nl. Nleyers. PENN HIGH Produces all-around athletes I OO'l'I3A I,I, With Pro liurton returning for the seeond straight year and a newcomer Bucky VValters ahly assisting, our Penn High Indians finished the season with a 50-50 average-winning 5 while losing the same numher. 'llhe squad was huilt around such stalwart performers as Richard Pradetto, Paul Bruno, and ,Iohn Patellos from last year's eleven. Newcomers to the lirst string include .lim Sims, 'llom llurl, ,lack lVlartin, Harry Zaspel, Pete Dozzi, Dick Inman, Francis Ran- kin, and Frank Hromyak. Penn started ofl the season hy swamping l'lum in exhibition play hy the score of -ll-0. Our next game was a AA game with Latrohe whom we defeated 7-6. 'llhe extra point after touchdown was seored in l3runo's plunge. Uakmont was the next vietim in a Completely one sided game 53-Il, Wye then won our fourth straight, downing hilt. l,ehanon I9-6. Bruno ran 65 yards to seore one of the six points. Penn then traveled to Braddock to win easily ll-II. lllhat made it live in a row, hut then all good things must come to an end, so did Pennls victory string. VVe were then heaten hy Har-llraek 7-6, lklunhall 6-U, Vklilkinshurg I-I-II, 'llarentum 38-19, and Altoona 20-6. Highlights of the season inelude Vlohn l rey's 65- yard run in the Plum game, and Pat lVleyer's 75 yard run in the Ilraddoek game. Paul Bruno was high scorer with 72 points which was also good enough to he third in the district. Perhaps, with a few good hreaks and outstanding spirit our lads may enjoy even a hetter season next year. I,As'l' Row: R. Lung, G. iIII1UI112IS IJ, TL-nm-nt, 'If Shafer, B. Rcmlfcrn, I, Dalzell, R. Vlziukel, Stutler, SI-lL'0Nll Row: Mr. C. :Xlcurn, NI. Liiznninzitrcn, iinzinugerl, C, Bcngel, C. I'rh.in, G, Iveaur, B. Taylor, F. IIL-stcr, S. NIziiIine, II, Coyle, III. Ifitzruy. I IlRS'I' Row: ,X Wright, ll Sump- sirn, C, Kunklc, R, Mvrtcn, B, Ship- man, II. Smith. C, Str-els, 'lf Martin. ,IUNIOR VARSITY F0O'I'BAI.I, TEAM FRIQSHIVIAN FfXiI'IIBAI.I, 'IIIQAIVI I Iks'1' Row: R, Blickcndenfcr, K. Ifwing, R. Snyder, 'Ii Byerly, II, Cursen, J, Strauss, Kaine. Sl-'cnNln Row: NIL NI. :XIcurn, R. Ixyzi, B. Czillzihzin, U. Inman, NI. Hzilnlm-rstruin, R, Bulre, C. Strick- unglnss, IIIIZIIIZIQCTI E. Curreyer. 'IIIIIRIJ Row: N. Bruinhaugh, If, Hughes, C, Pcsuti, P. Roczissanu, Ripph-, R, Grunt, B. McCartney. .Xt thu I,:lrruhe gzinn- The SIIUUFI1 VA RSITY BAS K IQTBA LL son, R. Drum. Sylba, lVlr. Walters lcoaclil B I I I Provides action and thr1lls IIUNIUR VA RSl'l'Y li.-XSKli'liB.-XI.l, l'iIRS'l' Row: B. laylor, lf, lliuorls ll , . Smith, S. Sampson, Nl, Giammarreo. Siscown Row: C. Stoner, W. Convillc, R lirkil S Bowl B Kunlxln C' ..r,i. ,, ' Lipovich. V , i. FRESHM,-KN BASKETBALL SHATED: J, McCoy, J. Gula. FIRST Row: T. Byerly, Il, Barrerio, R, Blickemlerfer, C. Strickengloss, R Bolte, M. Hammerstrom, R. Berto- vich, R. Snyder, K. Ewing, Carsun B. Kier. v SECOND Row: R, Collins, W. Calla- han, R. Brumbaugh, R. Lcya, P Roccassano, W. Shaw, W. Ressler, D Ripple, D. Inman, L. Burgess, Mr M. M. Alcorn. v' 'B ww? ve.. ' 3 'S Y df-,Nu Fixsr Row: G. Schardr, R P e ston, Il. Ward, R. Inman, R ,lo n SECOND Row: M. Myers, N Barrel lino, W, Richardson, F. Strwart fasfeteeu Do their best This year our Penn High basketeers were coached by a newcomer, Robert QBuckyj Walters. He built his team around such hold- overs from last year's varsity as Dick Drum, George Schardt, Bill Richardson, Dick Inman, and Bob Eggleston, all of whom are seniors. Newcomers to the varsity included jim Ward, Nino Barcellino, Fred Stewart, Roland john- son, and jack Sylba. Penn again played in Section 8, which includes some of the toughest teams in W. P. I. A. L. competition. Our Indians opened the season with a victory by scalping Verona 32-27. However, Mt. Lebanon gave us our first defeat 39-32. We bounced back to beat Shaler 40-28 but then lost twice to Oakmont in very close games 31-25 and 33-29. Again we licked Shaler, this time by the score of 35-34. In league com- petition our Indians were subdued by Swiss- vale 50-36 but beat Rankin in a thriller 37-35. We then 'took two beatings, one from Braddock 30-24, and the other from our rival Wilkins- burg 43-25. This score does not indicate how close the game really was. Penn at one time led 11-3 and even led at the half. However, Wilkinsburg came back strong to win. Our next victim was Turtle Creek whom we de- feated 43-42. Swissvale then beat us or the second time 60-44. We again scalped Rankin 61-44 but then lost the rest of our games to Verona 42-27, Scott 55-47, Braddock 66-43, Wilkinsburg 70-23, and Turtle Creek 53-33. High scorer for the season was Dick Inman with 140 points, followed by jim Ward with 121 points. '61.es and Ed in action 3265011 '5 iPenn ...... 32 'Penn ..,... 32 'Penn . M 40 xPenn ...... 25 'Penn .... 29 'Penn ..... 35 Penn ... ..36 Penn .,... 37 Penn ...... 49 .,.. Penn .. ...24 Penn . ... 25 Penn ...... 43 Penn . ... 44 Penn ...... 61 iPenn ...... 27 Penn .,.... 47 Penn .,.,.. 43 Penn ,.,.., 23 Penn ,..... 38 ii pefufti Verona .... Mt. Lebanon Shaler ..... Oakmont . . Oakmont . . Shaler .. . Swissvale . . Rankin . . Scott ...,.. Braddock . . Wilkinsburg Turtle Creek Swissvale . Rankin . . Verona . . Scott .,.,.. Braddock . . Wilkinsburg Turtle Creek Non-League Games. -nation . ameta l'rcxlnm'n un thc bull llU'fl'iIl'1l NIbt't'fIlI4lI'S ,Unk Ullf! lwxx rullliI11.1 K, Xl Y:-allivkzn, stzm-vll:l1npim1 pull' vzmltcr In vnllfvrm-1lm'v with Pm lm-nw mmm-nt Xl :nt P1-nn Srntc lin- Imumu strctcll Runm-rs wlm llzlvl- lxrullgln lmnur ru Pm-nn xfkfgv' .1- Y ,xp I Mu .fi TRACK T. Fox, R. Drum, Kusha, A. Yed- licka, Mr. Davis, L. Haines, S. Pa- tellos. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK Fiksr Row: R. Gray, F. Tolerico, 1. Alberts, D. Williams, Mr, Davis fcoachj, D. Scott, D. Davis, D. Drum. Sizcown Row: F. Barbatti,,1. Rice, T, Metlo, R. Lanyi, T, Hershey, J. Stevens, D. lreland, W, Peterman, li. Rinatti, R. Wagner. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK With Coach Davis at the helm the Cross Country Track Team has had a busy season coming through eleven scheduled meets with six wins and live losses. This yearfs team has been the largest by far of any previous season and the team's record has also surpassed all previous years. The first two meets were lost to Mt. Lebanon and New Castle with the Penn barriers Hnally hitting their stride in a quadrangular meet with Brentwood, Carrick, and Langley followed by another win over Langley. The first home meet found Penn on the losing end to Canonsburg. Central Catholic was defeated followed by a loss to Kittanning. In the final four meets of the sea- son Penn managed to win over New Kensington, Connellsville, and Ambridge, on the losing end only to Aliquippa. In the district W. P. I. A. L. meet held at Alcoma Country Club Bob Branch and Don VVilliams qualified for the State Meet placing eighth and thirteenth respectively. At the annual P. I. A. A. State Cross Country Meet held at State College Don Williams placed fifth and also at the A. A. U. junior four and a half mile race again took Hfth honors proving his merit as one of the best distance runners ever trained at Penn High. TRACK With Mr. Davis back at the helm, Penn en- joyed a somewhat successful season. Our first meet was with New Kensington whom we defeated by the score of 8516-411f2. Yedlicka was a standout, taking both the pole vault and broad jump. In our next meet we de- feated Central Catholic 81-46. Here, as in the first meet, Penn's weakness was in the dashes and discus. Our next meet was a dual meet with Canonsburg. The boys made a fine showing and defeated Canonsburg 73-54. Haines took three firstsg in the shot put, discus, and javelin. Then Penn met their first defeat in a four-way meet with Connellsville, Washington, and Trinity. Penn bounced right back to defeat Clairton 81 lf,- 45 273. But then Penn met their next defeat which was with Mt. Lebanon. In a triangular meet with Plum and Turtle Creek, Penn came out on top with 11016 points to Plum's 26 and Turtle Creek's 241A. After that we downed Shadyside SO-33, and Butler 71 176-56 576. Penn also took their own Little Penn Relays. A great deal of credit should go to Al Yerl- licka who, besides setting two records at Penn High those being the pole vault with a leap of 11 feet 91A inches, and the broad jump with a leap of 21 feet 11 inches, won the state pole vaulting championship. Lonnie Haines also set a record in the javelin with a hurl of 174 feet, 3 inches. fvfj . . . Brings us many championships Swvrisn: W, lfazi, -I. Kennedy, R, Smith. S'l'ANnlNrQ: N. Sahock, G, Duncan, N. lfigura, Mr, Wolfe. GOLF When Mr. Peters left last year, he took with him all the memhers of a squad which had won two consecu- tive W. P. I. A. l,. championships, llis successor, Mr. blames Wolfe, molded together a fairly strong team consisting of Richard Smith, Gene Duncan, Nick Sahock, ,lack Kennedy, Norm Figura, and Bill Fazi. Of these Smith and Duncan were seniorsg Figura and Fazi, juniorsg and Kennedy and Sahock, sophomores. ln our first match we smothered New Kensington hy the score of 12-3. But in our next match with Oak- mont we met our first defeat 9-6. Our next opponent was Plum Whom we trimmed 9-6. 'lihen came our big match which was with Har-lirack. VVC knew we had to win this one to stay in the running. However, we were heaten hy the score of Slfz-6lf2. 'lihe score was closer than one might think since the match wasn't decided until the last hole when a Har-Brack player sunk a ten foot putt, thus giving Har-Brack the vic- tory. After that we edged Kiski, 8-7, trounced New Kensington l-flfp-VZ, defeated Oakmont 9-6, and then were heaten hy Har-Brack l2-3 and Kiski 81f2-61f2. ilihis year marked the first time Penn didn't win the championship when they were represented. However, with Sahoek, Kennedy, lfigura, and Fazi coming hack, we should have a formidable team for 1947-1948. .qeaion 'J pdilllfi if GOLF SCORES Penn . .12 Penn Penn . . Penn Penn Penn 14 Penn. , Penn. . Penn . . 'Penn ll' Exhibition 9V2 616 1 616 X2 New Kensington 3 Oak mont 9 Plum 5V H ar- Brack 81 Kiski . . 7 New Kensington . . Oakmont . . 6 Plum. , 6 Har-Brack 12 Kiski . 81- Our golfers--Bill and Norman Vanity glad . . . Includes our varsity heroes VARSITY CLUB President ...., JOHN PATELLOS Vice President .,.. , . .BoB licsoLEsToN Secretary .,.. ..r.,r.. P ETH Dozzi Treasurer ,........,... . ..R1cHARp PRADETTO Represented by lettermen of all the different sports . . . sold programs at football games . . . sponsored 21 dance and u paid assembly program . . . used proceeds for buying varsity jackets . . . members retained life-membership in the club . . . strove to further good sportsmanship. Q . VARSITY CLUB Flks'r Row: R. Kerr, J. Frey, R. Kerr, B, Eggleston, Parellos, R. Pradetto, P. Dozzi, P, Bruno, N Snboclc. SECOND Row: F. Rankin, E. Swan- son, R. McQuacle, H. Dorman, D. Williams, S, Clutter, F, Hromyak M. Myers, F, Tolerico. THIRD Row: j. Martin, W. Perino, M, Del,uca, li. Hall, H. Zaspel, T. DUH, Sims, N. Figura, G. Schardt, R, Drum. ' I ' .V Qt 5 l20'Cf5 a o o Have reached an important goal I,lfADl'iRS' CLUB l uts'i' Row: .N Mcliinstry, 1, Me- Kee, D. Olson, D. Webster, l,, Mlinar, j, Berg, M, Sweeney, li. M. Keogh, A, iliueker. Siaeomm Row: lfricke, Schoen- felder, l'. Kokal, C, Duff, I., Schardt, N, Wagner, 'lf l,orenee, D. Kopelie, ,l. Mangrettzi, Miss Stoner. IIIHIRIJ Row: A. Beatty, P, Mock, M. liareellino, M, L. Walker, D, Bolden, R. Smith, D, Hazlett, D. Stahl, j. Deakins, M, Sahene. s cl. A. I'ilRS'l' Row: Croft, D. Mangretta, 'lf Kokal, M. Prosser, A, Gasper, I . fVlcKamish, Ii. Sheahan, H, Carmel, M. Kinsey, D. Cherrington, M. I.. Mason, N. Halvaty, D. Smith, H. Malone. SliL'HNlD Row: S, Brown, H. Olson, R. Sheahan, M. Riddel, P. Kokal, D. Olson, M. l.. Walker, D. Kopelie, 'li. l.orence, M, Sweeney, nl. Deakins, Berg, ll, Bluemont, Schlafhauser, li. Messenger, M, j, Hemmes. VIKIIIRD Row: M. Ackerinan, C, Sie- fert, l, Parsons, G. Carns, j, Woods, li, Dt-Shong, Nl. lfrieke, j, Sehoenfeld- er, IJ. Webster l,. Mlinar, .-X, Dayen, nl. Kaylor, 'II Richards, P, Dean, McKee, -I. Mangretta, Miss Stoner lsponsorj. I omc'i'n Row: M, Sahene, J. Ken- nedy, l. M. Stotler, lf. I.. Taylor, C. Pfali, I . Weaver, M, Ross, D. Spin- ner, li. Mefall, ll. Suess, S, Hum- , mert. I'lll 'l'll Row: P, Anderson, D. Wirl, I l', Stevens, Ii, M. Keogh, C, Malnat- ti, D, Bolden, R. Smith, D. Hallett, D. Stahl, li. lrhovieh, I.. Potlas, P. Wliiteford, S. Bracco, LEADICRS' CLUB Made up of girls whose chief interest is sports . . . learn all the rules and regu- lations of the various sports . . . help in gym classes by ofhciating and doing odd jobs . . . taught hy Miss Stoner. GIRLS ATHLIETIC ASSOCIATION President .,..., . . THERHSA IAJRENCIS Vice President. . ..., IJOROTHY STAHI. Secretary ..., .. DoRoTHY Koifmie Treasurer. . ...... IMIARILYN Swi-:iam-:Y Includes all girls interested in sports . . . meets in gymnasium or on the ath- letic field after school hours to partici- pate in all sorts of games . . . holds play days a few times a year for grade school girls . . . has Miss Stoner as their leader. gdfebdy . . Q Promotes keen competition This year found Mr. Prev Burton coaching our baseball team. Most of the players from last yearls team returned. Among these were Bill Richardson, Jim Bowers, John Frey, Kurt Zaspel, and a newcomer, Dick Inman. In our first game of the season we went down in defeat to Braddock by a 7-3 score. Two two-base errors helped the Braddock cause considerably. Our next contest was with Wilkinsburg, who trimmed us 7-2. Again errors helped Penn's downfall. Then we were edged by Turtle Creek 7-5. An error allowing three runs to score followed by a homer-all after two were out, gave the Creekers their victory. ln the following games we were trimmed by Swissvale 6-4 and edged by Scott 6-3. The final games were all lost by a very close score. Swissvale defeated us 4-3, Wilkinsburg trimmed us 7-S, and Turtle Creek again edged us 7-6. Although they ended the season without a victory, the boys might have won some games had they received a good break here and there, Then, too, with many of the boys from last year's starting line-up returning, to- gether with the help of some up-coming players, we should provide enough for a successful season, and Penn should be in there fighting when the sectional play-offs arrive next season. Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn ..... 6 BASEBALL SCORES .....3 Braddock ., . . . , .2 Wilkinsburg . . .5 Turtle Creek .....4 Swissvale ,.. Scott .....4 Braddock .. Scott...... ...M3 Swissvale ... . . . . .5 Wilkinsburg Turtle Creek J. V. CH IEHRLEADERS D. Raley, lf. Easton, Fricke, R. Sassano, Norris, P, Lonergan, M. Bukcs. MAJOR and MAJORETTES LEFT To Ruzi-rr: M, Holmes, S. Versaw, N. Bevard, M. Shafer, lVl. Oehlschlager. K M7 Gy? ufoqmp WM l'RlN'l'rzR-KING-MURPHY PRESS. . . . .GREENsBURc:, PENNSYLVANIA PHOTOGRAPHER--STUDIO GRANDE 4.A.. ..,.......... 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