Pitcairn High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Pitcairn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1947 volume:

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Kline President Marc! of gyucafion John VV- Africa jason S. Snyder Ralph E. YVilson Percy V. Lichtenfcls Vice President Mrs. Myrtle Reese Mr. Russell M cCaig Eight Secretary The many improvements which the students notice frequently in our school are due largely to the hard-working group which serves our town in govern- ing our school-The Pitcairn Board of Education. In building ll, they have installed a new heating system and an ultra-violet ray apparatus in grade I on an experimental basis. They have washed the walls of the High School and the Auditorium. They have also repaired the furnaces in all of the buildings. We extend a welcome to the two new members of the 1947 school board. They are: Mr. W. R. McCaig and Mr. VV. Africa. Mr. C. A. Bair MB. C. A. BAIR From the time that he became our Super- vising Principal, four years ago, Mr. C. A. Bair has been an asset to our School system. He has been a patient and interested counselor. Pre- vious to his coming here, Mr. Bair, was with Hickory Township, Mercer County, for six years and served as Elementary Supervisor and Junior High Principal at Turtle Creek Public Schools. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Allegheny College and his Masters of Education from the University of Pittsburgh. ,fgJmi1fLi6fraLL0m pfay mpowfomf 19 arf MR. C. A. FAILS Mr. C. A. Fails came to Pitcairn high school in 1928 as a Biology and Mathematics Teacher. In 1932 he became Principal of the High School and since that time has aided students to take the suited course of study and has given individual aid to students who ask for it. Mr. Fails has taught at Moon Township, Wilkeiis Township, and VVestmont Upper-Yoder High School in Johnstown. He obtained his Bachelor of Science degree from Crove City College and his Master of Education from the University ot Pittsburgh. Mr. G. A. Fails Nine VVilliam Kane Leave of Absence M. Bernice Keefer Bachelor of Arts, Pennsylvania Col- lege for Women. Subjects: junior and Senior English, Public Speaking. Extra Curricular Activities: Senior Play, Minstrel and Revue, Class Day, Commencement Activities. Thomas I. Garbark Bachelor of Education in Physical Education, Tulane University. Sub- jects: Football, Basketball, Assit. Coach, Coach-junior High School, junior Varsity. Jane Rupp Bachelor of Arts: Juniata College. Subjects: English II, III. Charles WV. Hanko Ir. Bachelor of Arts, Mt. Union College. Subjects: P. O. D., World History, American History. Extra Curricular Activities: Coach of Debating and Speech Activities. Glenn C. Pounds Bachelor of Science, Grove City. Sub- jects: Plane Geometry, General Math, . Biology. William P. Knortz Bachelor of Science, Purdue Univer- sity, The Pennsylvania State College. Subjects: Physics, General Science, Biology. Elfrieda G. Kuhn' Bachelor of Science in Commercial Education: Indiana State Teachers College: Master of Education in Com- mercial Education: University of Pitts- burgh. Subjects: Shorthand, Book- keeping, Exploratory Business Sub- jects. Extra Curricular Activities: At- tendance, Otlice. Vilma E. Balogh Bachelor of Science, Indiana State Teachers College. Subjects: Voca- ' tional and Home Ec and Related Sub- jects, Social Studies. Edward Martin Bachelor of Science in Education, California State Teachers College. Subjects: Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. Extra Curricular Activities: Stage Crew. Ten wang? MCMA Kay.. f -fr. f, J . . ? sr: X 5 . hx, . 14311: W' fre- aw ' , . . , ff 3, I' ' Q ' .:f' . if R 7 Iames P. Hannan Bachelor of Arts degree, Duquesne University. Subjects: Latin 1-2, Alge- bra 2, Trigonometry, Geometry, Eng- lish 2. Extra Curricular Activities: Faculty Manager of Athletics. Raymond I. Testa Bachelor of Science in Political Sci- ence: St. Vincent College. Subjects: Penn'a History, Civics, World Histor . Extra Curricular Activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball. Rita Kenney Bachelor of Science in Commercial Education, Duiquesne University. Sub- jects: Junior Business Training, Busi- ness Arithmetic, English I. Lillian Louise Baldy Bachelor of Science in Secretarial Stu- dies: Carnegie Institute of Technology. Master of Education, University of Pittsburgh. Subjects: Shorthand 2, Business English, Secretarial Science, Typing 2. William M. Smith Bachelor of Science in Education: West Virginia University. Master in Letters: University of Pittsburgh. Sub- jects: World History, United States History Journalism. Extra Curricu- lar Activities: Sophomore class ad- viser, Press club adviser, Printing club adviser. Verle Keck Indiana State Teachers College. Sub- jects: Algebra I. Gail M. Warnock Bachelor of Science, Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Subjects: Physical Education, Health. Extra Curricular Activities: Girls' Basketball. Anna Betty Bergman Bachelor of Arts in Foreign Lan- guages, University of Pittsburgh. Sub- jects: English, Spanish l-2. Extra Cur- ricular Activities: Freshman class ad- viser, Freshman-Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y adviser, Spanish club adviser, Junior play director, co-director of Minstrel. Truth Crawford jones Leave of Absence. Inez M. Clark Bachelor of Science in Science: Mas- ter of Education in Guidance, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. Subjects: Chem- istry, Biology, Guidance. Extra Cur- ricular Activities: College club. Eleven ,Q1fLc!1I5l0e1fL5a A jar Mm MEL may 0 Treasurer Solicitor Office Clerk Jos. S. Hughes I. C. McGinnis Helen Dobson School Doctor School Dentist Dr. J. B. Hugh Dr. I. S. Lichtenfels Twelve flggfAW Olflflf' QULV5 f AX enior Cfddd ,kfgmfory The K'School Bellv rang out for us the last time yet it seems only yesterday since we entered the Freshman Class still wet behind the ears but very proud of the fact that we were in High School. Our Freshmen year went very fast. We had initiations, class parties under the direction of Mrs. A. B. Bergman, class adviser, and of course some school work to keep us busy. Then, oh joy, we were Sophomoresg a thing we hadnit thought possible. We were swept into all the activities such as the minstrel and operetta. VVe got acquainted with all the students from Patton Township. We held a dance and later held a party under the direction of Mrs. D. Ald- rich and Mr. VVm. M. Smith, our class advisers.- There was much excitement toward the end of the year when we ordered our rings. Thenl school was out. Our Junior year brought with it a whirlwind of activities. VVe held Junior dances, sold maga- zines, and sold maroon and white hats with loco- motives on them to Hnance our Prom under the direction ot Mr. XV. Kane our class adviser. VV e held our prom at the Edgewood Country Club and Ben Boden and his orchestra furnished the music. VVe contributed to the field of sports, having 9 football and 7 basketball players on these teams. We presented the play aQuiet Pleaselv in which lean Mueller and Paul Hay had the lead- ing parts. Then spring came and vacation started again. At last our Senior year rolled around with parties, dances, our play, selling refreshments, under the leadership of our class adviser Miss B. Keefer, sponsering our Annual, presenting our Assemblies, raising money for our gift to the High School, and participating in the sports. Then came the grand finale: the prom, school picnic, Baccalaureate, and Commence- ment. Thirteen MW JOHN AFRICA Toadv Preparatory Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 3, 4. CHARLES R. AKER Curly General Stage Crew 3, 4. HELEN AMANTEA UHOHM Commercial Assembly Club-Secretaryg Debate Club-Vice Presi- dent, Minstrel 3, Leaderis Club--Vice President. Joi-IN A. ANTIMARINO Hrangyr' General Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, S DeLORSE BARBER Commercial Glee Club 2, 8, Cheerleader 3, 45 Minstrel 3, 4, Student Council 2, Tri-Hi-Y lg College Club 3. Q I f 7 ll WILLIAM L. BIANCHI 'KBill', General MILDRED BOSSAR QueenieU General Glee Club 2, 3, Minstrel 2, 3. HOVVABD BBENDLINGER HOWdy', General Football I, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Minstrel 3, Football-Co-Captain. LEROY BROWN Abigai1,' Preparatory Football 4-Manager, Basketball 3, 4-Manager, Stag Crew 4. LANTZ BUCCELLA Looney Tunesu General Fourteen eniom 9 :wt J, b il Nl P x endow .if mf JEAN BUMPUS Preparatory Minstrel 4. DONALD G. CAMPBELL Donn General ffl Glee Club 3, Minstrel 3. THERESA CAPUTO Cbap,' Vocational Student Council 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1-Vice President, Home Room Secretary 2, Home Room President 3, Concession Group 4. JULIA CARRIER Hshorfys' Vocational Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Minstrel 3. GRACE CICCOTELLI Commercial Library 2, 3, 4, Glec Club 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Oper- etta 2, 3. MARY JO CICCOTELLI Jo Preparatory Library 2, 3-President, Spanish Club 4, Col- lege Club 3, 4, Junior Play. NANCY CICCOTELLI Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, Concession Group. , GLORIA C. CORL .r , General Glee Club 4g Minstrel 3, 45 Junior Play, Press Club 3, 45 Class Treasurer 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1, Span- ish Club 4--Vice President, College Club 35 Forensic Club 4, Senior Play. DOROTHY INEZ DAIILSTROM Vocational Tri-Hi-Y lg Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Minstrel 3, 4g Majorette 2, 3, 4g Head Majorette 4g Senior Play, Assem- bly Club 3. EILEEN DAUGHENBAUGH Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 3, 4. Fifteen ELVIRA DeLETIS El Commercial ' Leaders Club 2, 3, Library 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Operetta. WILLIAM DELOZIER Bill,' 1 General junior Play, Minstrel 3, 4, Spanish Club, Assem- bly Club, College Club, Operetta 2. ROSE MARIE DeVIRGILIO Riviteer Vocational Tri-Hi-Y 1, Glee Club 3, 4. SAMUEL DOMINICK K'Sam', General ALFRED L. DOVER Dovey Commercial Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3. MARIORIE GARDNER Margie Commercial Minstrel 4 PATRICK H. GEORGE Pat', General A Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Operetta 2. 1 f V, , cf, . 1' Ill L ,J I L LAURA GRAHAM g L L Commercial A Glee Club 2, 3, College Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4-Secretary-Treasurer, Operetta 2, 3, Tri- 1 Hi-Y 1. 1 I PAUL G. HAY Laughing-Gasp General Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Stage Crew 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 4, Band 1-President, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, , Assembly Club 4-President, Glee Club 4, Secretary- Home Room 3, Class Day 3. JOSEPH HELPY Woe Preparatory Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club, College Club, Assembly Club, Minstrel 4, Stage Crew 3. 1 i Sixteen 1 ,A I ei eniom MARY L. HELPY-'iMary Academic Minstrel 35 Spanish Club 45 College Club 8, 4. KENNETH HILEMAN- Sli1n,' General Football 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 4. IEANNE HOFF-i'Brownie', Academic Library lg Glee Club 2 35 Leaders Club 25 College Club 3, 45 Assembly Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Junior Play 35 Minstrel 3, 45 Operetta 2, 35 Concession Committeeg Senior Play5 Forensic Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Class Day S. JAMES HOUSEHOLDER- MouseU Academic Minstrel 2, 3. EARL I-IYSONG General Basketball 25 Stage Crew 3, 4. ROBERT JACK- Bobv Academic Minstrel 45 Concession Committee 45 Span- ish Club 45 Hi-Y 35 Senior Play 4. CHARLES E. IOHNSTONE- Zeke', General Football 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Minstrel 35 Assembly Club 4. JEAN JONES-njeaniei' General Freshman Tri-Hi-Y5 Minstrel 3, 45 Glee Club 3. MARGARET KEMERER- Marge,, Commercial Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 35 junior Play5 Glee Club 1. ROBERT I. KUSTER- Ox,' General Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Minstrel 3, 4. Seventeen CECIL LAKE- Bucl', General Basketball 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Captain 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4. JAMES LASHER- Jim,' General Clee Club 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4. BONNELL LATHEROW- Bonnie Commercial Minstrel 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1. JOSEPH A. LENTZ- Joe,' General Stage Crew 1, 3, 4. DOROTHY LICHTENFELS- Dot', Commercial Clee Club 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1. CLARA LIS- ClaraU Commercial Clee Club 2, Minstrel 4. RAY MATIASHOWSKI-'cSl1adrack General Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Assembly Club, Senior Class Treasurer. KATHRYN MQCABE- Kay', Academic Operetta 2, 3, Assembly Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Clee Club 2, 3, Press Club 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, College Club 3, 4. LAWRENCE McCREARY- Corky', Academic ROBERT M. MCKELVEY- Rolf, General Minstrel 4, Senior Play. Eighteen Us eniom , vp ' 94955 AQ? 1 eniom 313' X CATHERINE McNEILL- Kitty', Commercial XX Tri-Hi-Y lg Junior Play, Senior Play, Cheerleader 3, 43 Minstrel 3, 4, Operetta 3, Glee Club 3. ISSXJN X ROLAND MICK- Buzz', Aetdemic - 'X Minstrel 2, 4, Concession Committee 4g Bas- ketball 1, 2, Glee Club 2, College Club 3, 4. CARMELLA A. MIGNOGNA- Cam,' Academic Library 1, Sq Minstrel Makeup Committee 8, For- ensic Club 4g College Club 3, 4. TONY MINICUCCI- Sudden Servicev General Manager of Football Team lg Minstrel 4. JEAN A. MUELLER Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Oper- etta 2, 3, Band 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 45 Junior Play, Assem- bly Club 4g Spanish Club 4g College Club 3, 45 Class Day 8. GEORGE OGLE General Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Minstrel 2, 3, 4: Class President 2, Student Council 2, Senior Play. WANDA PAINTER-K'BlondieU Commercial Leader's Club 2, 3, Senior Play, Minstrel 4, Class President 3, Class V. President 4, Forensic Club 4. DOMINEC ANTHONY POLCE-uPonchov General Glee Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 4. DORIS PORTER- Doris General Operetta 3, Glee Club 3, 45 Minstrel 4, PHYLLIS A. PREGANO- Phill,' Commercial Tri-Hi-Y lg Minstrel 4. Nineteen GLENN E. RHODES- Glenn,, General junior Play, Minstrel 3, 4g Band 4, Concession Com- mittee, Senior Play. LUCY ANN RIFFLE A Academic Glee Club 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 94, ,College Club 3, 4. BERNICE ROBERTS-c'Beanie,' i Vocational Tri-Hi-Y 1. ROBERT ROBERTS- Jeff, ' General Glee Club 3, Stage Crew 4.1 DOROTHY ROBINSON- Dot', Coininercial Tri-Hi-Yg Cleo Club 2, 3, 4g Operettu 35 Minstrel 3. NAOMI ROOT- Nonie General Tri-Hi-Y lg Library Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3. JEAN RUTTER- jeaniev General Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, Minstrel 35 Oper- etta 3. ROBERT SANT- Knobbyn General Glee Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 45 Football 2, junior Play. RUTH SCARBROUGH- Rutliie', Coxnrnercial Tri-Hi-Y 15 Operetta 2, 3, Minstrel 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH L. SCHMITT- BudU Academic Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, Minstrel 3, 4, College Club 3, 4, Junior Play, Forensic Club President 4, Assembly Club 4, Senior Play. Twenty l endow N. eniom ' X 1151-3 1 'VLJV Zu I f . 4 MV , , fix. THORA A. SCHUETZ- Bessie', Academic Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, College Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Minstrel 3, 4, Operetta 3. .IAMES SHANNON-'ijimn Academic Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4. RONALD SHERMAN- Roni, Minstrel 4. BLANCHE SHOWERS Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, Library 1, 2, 4, Minstrel 4. MARIORIE SKILES-i'Margev Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, Library Club 1, Sophomore Class Sec- retary, College Club 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Forensic Club Treasurer 4, Concession Committee 4, Senior Play, Press Club 3, 4. JAMES SINGISER- Sparky General Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 4, Baseball 4, Operetta 3, Assembly Club 4, Senior Play, Glee Club 4. ROBERT SINCISER- Redv General Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Operetta 2, 3, Assembly Club 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. GEORGE SISTILLI- George, General Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4. VERDA SPANGLER- Verda,' Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, Minstrel 4, Forensic Club 4, College Club 4, Assembly Club 4. IANICE SPAUGY- Jann Academic Library Club 2, 3, 4, Triilli-Y 1, College Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 4. Twenty-one IOY THOMPSON- Joy', General Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 3, 45 Junior Play5 Tri- Hi-Y 15 Operetta 35 Senior Play. JACK THURN- Blinko,, General Minstrel 3. FRANK TROY- Fats', General Minstrel. DAVID VIRTUS- Driven General Glee Club 2, 8, 45 Hi-Y 35 Operetta 35 Min- strel 2, 3, 45 Concession Committee 45 Senior Play. BETTY VVADSWORTH-'KBette Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 15 Minstrel 45 Junior Play5 Forensic Club 45 Senior Play. DOROTHY VVHITEHEAD- Dorotbyv Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Library Club 15 Minstrel 3, 4. ROBERT YVILKINSON-c'Bob,' General Minstrel 4. IMOGENE NVILSON- ImyU Vocational Tri-Hi-Y 15 Operetta 35 Minstrel 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES YEAGER- Chuck General 4 Hi-Y 15 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 3, . NO PICTURES CARL ROBERT HOLDEN- Harvey, General Assembly Club 4. CHARLES MONAHAN-f'Speed,' General D Twenty-two eniom ,jQLlfVL8l 6L MP8 6LlfL6! jA8lf'8 Twel lty-t CZOZJJ POP QC? For the class of nineteen forty-seven the star-gazers made a study of heaven. With a mystic ball, some leaves and things, a few chosen palms, some aces and kings, we looked in the future, present, and past and offer our verdict, long may it last. All should pay attention to this, our page on which is listed the new-coming age. Margie Skiles, just as we said WVas recently voted a best-dressed Co-Ed. Glenn Rhodes and David Virtus are still good friends They get together on occasional week-ends. One ot the best of our class, Bob Jack Has joined the navy and sleeps on a sack. Carl Holden and Bob VVilkinson used to work at Grinuns Now they own their own and sell vitamins. Laura Graham and Craig Felton, better known as Rip just got married and are on their wedding trip. jean Muelleris piano playing has shown great promise She now accompanies john Charles Thomas. The three Ciccotelli girls, Grace, Mary jo and Nancy VVe understand, get around and step quite fancy. Bud Lake was a Hne president Oi Miami he is a resident. That tall boy, Ronald Sherman, Now rescues pretty girls as a fireman. Dorothy VVhitehead, who always had pretty clothes, Now has many, many beaus. George, the mail-man, who grew to be so fine, To see him, women and dogs stand in line. jean Hott, that girl with ambition, Is linally a chemist technician. That Thompson girl better known as joy, Now has four little girls and one little boy. Betty VVadsworth will never never moan, Her name is now Mrs. james Sloan. Kathryn McCabe, the girl with the pretty eyes, Is the cover-girl that Mascarais advertise. Twenty-four Thore Schuetz, who would ever know it, Is now the world's most colossal poet. Lucy Riftle and Clara Lis, friends of yore, Are now partners in a drugstore. jim Shannon and Chuck Yeager, the best of buddies, Are now both wheeling baby buggies. Eileen Daughenbaugh, who always could sing, Has just been presented a big diamond ring. Julia Carrier, manager of the five and dime, Has responsibilities and works all the time. john Africa, who has lets of pep, Learned to jitterbug and now heis hep. Dominic Polce, with the curly hair, Is soon to be married, and wcill all be there. Delores Barber with a winning smile, Is designing dresses and sets the style. Bernice Roberts who was small, Still goes with Imogene NVilson, who is tall. joe Lentz and jeit Roberts-always together, Earn their living by tooling leather. Bob Kuster and Slim Hileman were great football players, Now they are in different towns acting as mayors. Verda Spangler, quiet and serene, Became a missionary-that was hcr dream. Charles Aker who went to school, Is now a shark at playing pool. Jean Rutter, always slow but sure, Is now a social worker helping the poor. Marjorie Gardner, who knows shorthand, Got rich quick and plays in the sand. CAM Buzzy Mick and Bob McKelvey had the same ambition, They work for VValt Disney-no small position. George and Bill, each a Spanish shark, VVent to Mexico just for a lark. Mildred Bossar, the modeling queen, On magazine covers is always seen. Ray Matiashowski, a casanova known to us all, Was elected our senator just this last fall. Wanda Painter became an airline hostess at last, She really climbed, and went to the top fast. Gloria and Johnnie, now a happy pair, Buy clothes for the kiddies that wear and wear. Lance Bucella is now the Pittsburgh Press, personal manager, As a paper boy, there was never one finer. Jim Householder is now living in Buffalo. Hels married, successful, and has lots of dough. Donnie Campbell, in high school was sort of small, Heis six foot one now, quite tall. Mary and Ioe Helpy, we now see, In Pitt getting their Dr's degree. Carmella Mignogna, whose piano is certainly a true pal, Now accompanies P ? ?--XVe canit publish it for a while. Helen Amantea, that dark haired beauty, Is now a popular Hollywood cutie. Last name Scarbrough, first name, Ruth, Now a successful secretary and still has er youth. h The Singiser boys, Jim and Red, Are famous now, let it be said. The two Dorothyls, who both love cats, Live on a farm and never have spats. Howard Brendlinger can still be seen, Standing by the bank waiting for jean. Kitty Lou, the girl with the long hair, Now does acrobatics other girls would not dare. Leroy Brown, that tall slim lad, Now is a D. A. and rounds up the bad. M010 ec l Ianice, that young, carefree lass, In college all her subjects she did pass. lack Thurn, the boy with the charm, llas Hnally IlIil1'I'lCCl and settled on a farm. Dover and Etters, two ex G. Ifs, Both got a job in a bakery chasing Hies. Quiet and studious are Naomi Root and Doris Porter As nurses, in the halls they do not loiter, Tony and Lawrence, two algebra brains, Clean the street through the snows and rains, The quarreling twosome, Chuck and Jean, Now live as happily as a king and queen. The blond bombshell known as Marge, Married flarry and has a family large, Bill Bianchi, whois crazy about cars, Bought a jet propelled one, and landed in Mars. Jean Buinpus the basketball whiz, Is now a gym teacher-she really is. Bose and Theresa, usually seen together, VVork for the Press and forecast the weather. The three office girls, Blanche, Elvira and Bonnell Work at the Airbrake, and are doing very well. The two great actors, Pat and Joe, Now are starring in a Broadway show. Earl and Chuck, a quiet pair, Now are barkers at the fair. Phyllis Pregano, who knew her Spanish, Is going to school to learn to speak Danish. Paul and Bob, the best in the band, Play with Ilarry James and get a big hand. Sam Dominick, the boy with the pleasant smiles Is now a contractor and makes money by the piles Frank Troy joined the union of 'jack of all trades' Now he advertises Colorless, the dye that fades. A businessman Jim Lasher turned out to be, VVhen visiting him, on the desk his feet youlll see. Twenty five NAME VM Hire WL OUCHT T0 BE John Africa ...... Charles Akcr ...... Helen Amantea ..... John Antimarino .... Delorse Barber ..,. Bill Bianchi ..... Mildred Bossar ........ Howard Brendlinger Leroy Brown .......... Lantz Buecella .... Jean Bumpus ..., Don Campbell ...., Theresa Caputo ...., Julia Carrier ........ Grace Ciccotelli Jo Ciccotelli .,.,.... Nancy Ciccotelli Gloria Corl ,4,,,,.,A,,.,. Dorothy Dahlstrom 4 Elvira Deletis ,......., Bill Delozier ...... Rose DeVirgilo ..., Sam Dominick ..., Al Dover 4........ Harold Etters ...... Craig Felton .,.,,...... Marjorie Gardner .... Pat George ........,. Laura Graham ,,,,, Paul Hay ,.,........, Joe Helpy .....,. Mary Helpy .......... . Kenneth Hileman .,., Jean Hoff .......,..... Carl Holden ....,...... Jim Householder ..., Earl Hysong . ...... - . Bob Jack ,........ Chuck Johnson ..... Jean Jones ............. Marge Kemerer .,... Bob Kuster ........ Bud Lake .... Jim Lasher ..,......,. . Bonnell Latherow ., Twenty-six gym teacher APPEARANCE USUALLY SEEN NOTED FOR unconcerned ..., loaHng ...... sitting on desks ....... a coach pesty. .,.,.......,, talking ............ cxpectorating ..... ., quiet dusky .,..,., with Wanda ..,.. curly hair .,.... athletic .,..... with Gloria ,...,.. his hat ...,... innocent ,,... sleepy ...... chic .,.,.., manly ....., Lanky ...,.. vague ..,.,,, prudish .,..,.. devilish ....... smiling ..,.. sassy ...,,. meek ..,....,..,... self satisfied ..... friendly ....... dreamy ..,..., classy ,.,..., cute ,,....... harmless ..,.. carefree ....,. sturdy .,.......,....,... ..., happy-go-lucky powerful . .,,,..., . Hubba! ,...... little ..,.,. mousy ...... debish ...... studious ...... hopeless ..,... neat.. slim .............,.,.. good natured .,..,. ..... shy .......,.,....... hickish .,,.. ? ? ? ......... squirrel ,.,..,. normal .,... small ......,. big time ,..,.. athletic ....... rrrf! ,,....,.. amiable ,,.,.. pretty ....... chewing gum ..... pumping gas ..... primping ....... 2nd. Street .,..,. Borders .,.,...... with Jo Ann ..... studying ..... Wood s ................. with the gang ...... .... Murphy's .....,.... with Elvira ..,..,. studying ...4.... cracking gum ,.... with Johnny ..., with the boys ..... with Blackie .... with Chalmer .,... at the show ..., Cobetto's ,......, flirting ...... in the car ...... at the Greeks ..,.. studying ......... Cut Rate ..... with 'Tripp at the Club ....,. borrowing ..,.. studying ...... pool room ....,....., going to work ...,., ... Grimns .4..,....... at McKelvey,s ..... at the garage ..... giggling ......,., . in the halls ,...,. skating rink .,.... Grimn's ,..... pool room ,.... at the field ...... with Bernice .... with Kay ......, her giggle ....., his car .,.... sweaters .. football ..,. his laugh ..... paper boy ...,.. remarks ..,. :hemistry ..... her laugh .,.., giddyness quietness ..,..... My name is---U her gun ....... going steady head majorette her smile ........ his jokes .,...,.. her boyfriends his baking ...... his girls Southern accent his build ........... .. Math ,....... proximity ..... her clothes .... making faces ...., ., being a twin ...... being a twin football ,.......,. dimples ............. .. his milkshakes killing horses quietness ..,..... brains ....,. his girls .... personality .,.. sweaters .. bragging ,.... co-captain ,...,. shyness ,... brains ..,., professional athlete a movie star a mechanic a model All-American a lamplighter a reporter school teacher taller a comedian manager of G. Cfs more sociable housekeeper nurse married Mrs. Robert Wliittr a beautician undertaker a wife a chef less bold down south twins a mathematician soda-jerk designer a professor engineer a doctor more talkative a chemist generous taxidermist grease monkey more mature consistent in love settled down less miserly All-American married teacher NAME M' Hrs Km OUGHT TO BE Dot Lichtenfels ..... Clara Lis .......,...,,.... Ray Matiashowski . Kathryn McCabe Lawrence McCreary Bob McKelvey ....... Kitty McNeill ....... Buzz Mick ..,...,...,., Carmela Mignogna Tony Minnicucci Charles Monahan lean Mueller ....... George Ogle ...... Wanda Painter ..... Dominic Polce ..,,, Doris Porter ...... Glenn Rhodes ....... Lucy Rillle .,.,,...... Bernice Roberts ..... Bob Roberts ....., Dot Robinson ..,.... Naomi Root ...... jean Rutter .... . Bob Sant .....,,.....,., Ruth Scarbrough Joe Schmitt ........... Thora Schuetz ..... Jim Shannon ....,.... Blanche Showers Margie Skiles ......, Jim Singiser ...... Ronald Sherman ..... Bob Singiser ...... George Sistilli .,,..,. Verda Spangler ..... Ianice Spaugy ....... joy Thompson ..... Jack Thurn ..... Frank Troy ........ Dave Virtus ........... Betty Wadsworth Dot Whitehead ..... Bob VVilkinson ,.... Imogene Wilson ..... Chuck Yeager ......, APPEARANCE USUALLY SEEN NOTED FOR friendly ..,.. at Murphy's ..... disposition ..... neat .,.., Green Doorv .... being early ...,.,....., .... cute , ....,.... . doll-like .,,..,.. timid .,.,.....,... intelligent ....... striking ..,.,. timid .......,. pleasant ........ NICE! .,..,., sleepy ........ refined ..,.,.. YUMMY! ..... Blond .,,.. elf-like ....,. dark ....,...... collegiate ,.... sleepy ..... tiny 4........ silly ....,.,.... downcast ...... P???? ....... gigglish .,... sporty ,,,..... meek ,.....,..,.. gentlemanly ..., sparkling ...... blond .,.,..,.. rnatronly ....., fragile ......, Joe College ..,.. tall t ..,............... hardly at all ..... devilish ........ reserved ,....., frail ...,.... energetic .,,,.. flashy ....,. chubby .,.,.. dapper ..,..,. petite ...... amiable ....... .... Guy Madison ..... ,,... vague ., ..,... ,. handsome ,.... 2 at McNeill,s ..... J. C. C. .......,.... . going to work ...... Borderfs ,...,. .... with Rosie,' ...., 4 Muelleeris . .,..., . at the Club ..,.... at Langis .,,..,.. studying .... , practicing ,.... . with Bud ,......,.... at the Dug-Outn with joan ..,........, talking .,..... with Dave .,.... Cut Rate ..,.. Murphy's ..... in his car ..... with Dot ..,.,..., Root's Market ....,. with Thora ....... with Gerry ,... skating ......... Stallings .,,.... with Joy ,,....., at the Club ....... with her Mom .... everywhere ...,.,, chasin, the gals ,... with Lake Bros. . .,., every place .....,. with his pets at church .,............, ...... at the Dug Outv with Thora .....,.. going home .,...., fruit store ...... Krogers ..,. laughing ..... in hose ....... at Grimms .... with Bernice ..... with Mary ...,.. his French accent .. .,., rr. . v flirting ..,.,......,.... ..., being married .,... ,,,. Wit . ,,.... blue eyes ....... his driving .,.... debating .... his voice .,.. his slowness ,...... .,.. apple polishingn poisonality ........ her hair , ,......... . his curly hair ...,. .... cowboy songs ..,.. drinking cokes ...... her boy-friends ...... slacks .......,....,... his car . .,,....., . her expression being late ..... giggle ......, smile ,...,........... going skating ..., his voice ........,. her brothers .... eye-brows ..... her lipstick ..,.,. journalism ..... iitterbugging ., heighth , ........ basketball ..... pets ...........,... being pious ,...... being friendly her remarks ....,.... .... his husky voice .,..,.. ,, his laugh .......... singing ,.4..,... jim Sloane ....,. her clothes .,.... his sundaes ...,,. Home EC. .... . Mary ....... less flighty more talkative a salesman who can tell? single an artist married hep orator married more speedy drummer a minister secretary taller out West auditor soda jerk more feminine more refined happier storekeeper quieter married less busy radio announcer in school married you name it co-ed steady noisier less conceited barber missionary nurse more serious farmer an ice-skater P.O.D. teacher housewife career girl lady-killer a seamstress married Twenty sew en vmiolf- CALM T ,,W'p . 4491- qtyff s f '- eve Wade jf OFFICERS President .... , ...,,.....,...,.,.,.,..,...,. ,,,,.,... B ob Myers Vice President .....,. ,,,,.. . . Louis Maestro Secretary ..,..,.,.,.. . ..... Mary Lou Clayton Treasurer . Donald Watt Twenty-eight P. Lichtcnfels R. Middlekauf I. Yanniruberto D. Alcorn I. Deighan T. Donahue B. Duvall B. Duvall M. Tibero M. Thompson M. Helman E. Holden J. Kurey B. Marsula D. VVatt C. VVebb R. McCaig B. McCarl J. McClain L. McCusker R. McCraW J. Mignogna I. V irtus J. Lindcquist J. Santangelo F. Wooletas W. Boyd B. Root B. Houck, R. johnson W. Ludwig L. Mastro omiolf C7055 S. Santangelo C. Adams - R. Cassada H. Hunter M. Klipa I. Madden M. Reed T. Sano I. Scott I. Stamm B. Myers R. Naley C. Troy B. Nichols D. O'Keefe J. Maccarelli C. Scihert R. Sheridan G. Short D. Simpson J. Cook F. Sinclair T. Snyder H. Hoff A. Stewart I. Streiner M. Ogle I. V irtus C. WVatson VV. McFeaters L. Mulhearn S. Mueller M. Waite R. DeLetis M. Adams P. Egidio E. Amantea V. Ersik D. Baker T. Gallo J. Bianchi E. George Booker W. Cipson . Brodbeck E. Goerss . Brooky J. Colick M. Clayton D. Cossar . Coleman F. Crcen . Collins S- HGHPS . Colurso T- Hllllf . Decker l. Hunter . Smith G- Kiggins D. Tartline F. Moore M. Thompson I. Perry I. Pogue J. Porter A. Pregano XI. Price V. Roach W. Murphy I. Eves D. Evcs XV. Thompson T. Antimarino P. Christopher M. Ciccotelli Twenty-nine if 0lf1fL0lf'8 CKJ66 F. Bianchi ll. Aflalns C. Agostini D. Miholovich I. Minnigugci I. Ainantca I. Balant V. Bossar A. WVhitehead K. Vlfhitchead I. Brunett N. Chainhcrs A. Cinia N. L cmll tsenhizer S, Smeltzer E. Clark E. Colditz V. Condio C. Steiger l, Stewart L, Jewell P- CUIWQHY C. Sin1pS0u l. Shclly R. Schwenk . F. DSC61120 L. Flory L, Mullen M. Donahue D. Colick F. Parks D. Frcnclzel D. Could A, Patton J. Fritchnian R. Graham C, Phelps W. McCloskey M. Franccschini L. Harter M, Pizguto M. McKoWen E. Egan D. Fails YV. Haywood A, Pi-iikgii P. Conrad YV. Cook T. Corwin L. liclman E, lliiiiiiiiiiy V. DePaul C. Dover L. Edwards R. llcskin P. Spaugy A. Farruggial V. Pccr S. Ogle D. Iclclings G, Szckely ll licha H. Jackson M, Trkula D. Kelly R. Kustcr K. VVciclaw R. Kelly I. LaMarca E. VVeslcy N. King M. Lcntz I. VVil::on C. Krape M. Lloyd L. XVilson D. Lake S. Luclwig M. Yoculn L. George R. Romig D. Lukohart D. Yothers D. Gwillim A. Ross B. Maloney E. Boyd T. Farraro 1, R055 XV. Mapstc mx'1 e B. Brown C. Mignogna C. Smith I. Marsh L. Edge D. Mignogna I. Smith V. Moria VV. Sposito I. Lindquist l. Smith M. Monahan D. Akcr I, Litzinger J, Smith N. Murray C. Airgoocl P. Litzinger R, Ricci C. Thompson C. Thompson M. Ianclimarino L. Hutchinson H. Balleugef l- Miglmglla D. Stroschein S. Stroscliein G' KTiS2U1tZ R- Vvafdell C. Scarhrough R. Robertson E- HGHDS H- HUHUGT J. Loutsenhizer I. Troy Thirty Sp OWLOIWQ 641,615 7 elf? rowing I9 OFFICERS President ..,..,..,.........,. ....,..,........ R ichard Heskiu Vice President .,...... ,...,. D elorse Golick Secretary-Treusurei ....,,.,. Lois Helman Thirty-one XQ 8f5Al0fL8lfL 6!6L5ff lg Thirty-two lf'88lfL 90Llf'If OFFICERS President ...,..,. .... ....... .,.,...,.... . . .. Richard Hager Vice President .,,,... A i,,..... Doris Keites Secretary-T1'easure1 , Louis Malandra jlf'8f5Alf1fLQlfL KKOL55 C. NVatsou . Ccpic A. Queur AI. Steviug D. Stewart D. Ramp Reifucr D. Roberts L. MCCUY G. Stigimr Y. McCabe R' Root ' Sulsmfms VV' Schuetz M. Strosciiciu P. Hendershot E. George J. Tabor George Kelly P. Turtiiue N R. George I. Toto W. Vzlizlurc R. G H I 2 , 1 A E. Vecchio UWM VV Blkcr R. Vecchio Bueceilu I' Gohck R' Lang E. Tliuums Trkula B. YV42-bb R- 1111.2-wr F- Bmoky E. XV1uupier . Young I. Backus WV. Goodiin R. Kiehl M. Breudliuger Baney J. Dcvito J' Jae S. Klip.. R' Fix D. Keites M. Holden E. Adams T. Gorman E. Meuto R. Bach M. Holden W. Murrow P. Evcs A. Gino I. Kelly L. McCoy VV. Pjtz P. Smith J. Pfister G. Myers V. Spaugy L. McNeill D- Hill I. Douis J. McElroy T. Curdumoue B. Hunt In Duke Lindquist C. Hoszsiiue J. Hunt M. Mcludoe D. Mensch M. GLAl'illll't E. Lang . M Cz 1 E. Curutti N. Miguognzl C lu ey N' Dcvirgilio D. Booher L. Sliamuou L. Malaudra E. Baileuger M. Balaut P- Smeltzef D- H0Ck6Ub9ffY R. Lang D. Horniug Thirty-three SWA Qi., Q First rowAll. Short, M. Szekely, D Camplxcll, M. Lukvhart, NV. XVilson, M Scarhrough, 'l'. Puckuy, N. Panichclla G. Troy, R. Troy, R. Pri-gano Sccond row-4R. Root, I.. XVehlw, I Kraus, M. McKowvn, J. Mahon, XV, Kvlly C. Schwenk, E. Nuck, C. Salyarcls, C StiH'ler, A. Lilwrio Third row-A. Mick, R. Kraus, J Spangler, G. jackson, M. Krisantz, S Moffa, I. St. Angelo, A. Pctrocclli, P Polce, R. Middlcdauf, L. Bianchi Fourth roW+R. Musscr, V. Virtus, VV Progue, M. Mcrryman, B. Dyrich, li Bolden, C. George, M. Nasa-r ZUQVLBA QTL Q First row-M. McKinney, G. Quear D. Stevings, D. Toto, I. Szekely, M XVilliams, J. McMae1tcrs, I. King, F. Yea- xn-r, B. Pccr S1-cond rowfC. Corl, P. McKenzie, I YV1u'L-ham, R. Pitz, D. Johns, B. Tart- linc, j. Nelson, M. Martz, R. Boyd, D Lamhcrti, ll. Locke, M. Mignogna Third row-P. DvBonc, M. Dunlevy VV. Thomas, B. Smith, F. Rutter. P Thompson, F. Donuis, H. CL-pvc, A. Roc C. Diahlv, H. Schwvuk Fourth rowglf. Ilill, li. NVilson, F Lvntl, B. llzly SWA Qu Q First rowfl. Thompson, C. Moore, N. Gordon, B. Norman, A. Folino, R. Ciccotelli, XV. Clark. B. Gipson, B. Tully, E. DeLetis, B. Cotyk Sf-cond rowfH. Ickes, G. lVIcCloskc-y, E. Carrier, I. Bowser, L. HL-skin, R. Lynn, I. Bernard, G. Edge, R. Egidio, K, Pc-nnybaker Third row-K. Feidak, M. Mucllcr, A. Brendlinger, A. Chieffo, G. Clinton, L. Homan, C. Cima, I. Cook, M. Hutch- inson, XV. Bard Fourth row-B. Crissman, L. DeLetis J. Cassada, A. Harshbcrgcr, D. Gossar: A. DQC1-nzo, B. Savits, I. Adams Fifth rowfl. Bearinger, C. Holli- lxouqh. D. Flory, Mr. Smith, J. Marsula, S. DePaul QUQVLBA QTL 8 First row-K. Crissman, M. George, C. Parks, Kcmvrcr, D. Mahon, R. Holden, B. Closson, F. Bordvr, B. Jllikil, G. Collier Second rowfB, Chic-ilo, V. Coleman, E. Krynichic, S. Thompson, R. Flory, D. Morrison, B. Craft, C. Allison, P. Marsula, B. Holzshu, M. Schvuck Third r0W7M. Fcrraro, P. Blankvn- beuhler, E. Cima, C. Cummings, N Bach, B. McCloskey, E. Iackson, D Conrad, R. Kraus, P. Lind Fourth row-B. Shannon, Q. Cray, M Amaros, D. Musscr, D. Pecr, ll. Mona- han. T. Keelcy, R. Leger, D. Boolwr Thirty-four , , SM gina BUILDING II BUILDING I Sam gin BUILDING I BUILDING II T ll-0lfLl fA gm 8 BUILDING II BUILDING I , ZAZMJ gm e BUILDING I BUILDING II Thirty-six BUILDING II BUILDING I S econ gm e Thirty-seven jP5f BUILDING I BUILDING I BUILDING II 71513 NORTII PITCAIRN Thirty-eight CLA Q64 gZg!Lf mam jg? QPQ 61,114 jA8l 8 in-,Lumina- ww-nmww.am ,, . .mms-me-me 'YK ,Z J X nn ,..' - - .-f'f-1' .6 1' .- 5 .-:- - :- - ... . fff , : P - agf-Aff .J ' ., - 1 O I 5 - 4 A , A 4 X lr---,,, I ' .E'-..... .A -if Y I K- r 'AHL ji . f-- . ffl X' L, if 1 X V' f 51 y pndgcafiond W xv , . ' ixxxx ,N xx Press Club lst row: K. McCabe, M. Skiles W. M. Smith, T. Schuetz, G Corl. 2nd row: C. Smith, S. Mueller ter, Y. Colurso, H. Hoff. 3rd row: I. Streiner, C. Troy R. Nalley, E. Coerss, G. Short Adviser QLUJIOCLIOQIWZS The purpose of the Press Club is to report the school news and activities to the students of P. H. S. and to the newspapers of the Valley. The Press Club has been organized for ten years to edit for you, The Tattlerv and The Retro- spectv. This year the Senior members of the Press Club, advised by Mr. William M. Mr. W. M. Smith Smith, edited the first three editions of The Tattler and then turned it over to the Junior members, who edited the paper the remainder of the year, so that the Seniors could devote all their time to editing the l947 Retrospect. Last year we were initiated into the Press Club at a party held in the Iunior Community Club. Each member invited a guest. After becoming full iiedged members of the Press Club we held a dance at the Junior Community Club to help finance our paper. We closed the year as junior members of the club by having a banquet at the Mountain View Hotel with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. R. F. McCabe as guests of honor. We opened this year Senior members of the Press Club by holding the first school dance of the year in the gymnasium with Steve Turchinis recordings. The initiation of the Juniors into the club took place at a party held in the Junior Community Club on Ianuary 17, l947. We end the year as Senior members of the Press Club with a banquet and ' party at the completion of our book. The Senior members of the staff are Gloria Corl, Kathryn McCabe, Marjorie Skiles and Thora Schuetz. The Iunior members are Yolando Colurso, Eunice Coerss, Helen Hoff, Shirley Mueller, Ralston Naley, lane Porter, Theresa Sano, Cordon Short, Gerry Smith, Iames Streiner, Cora Troy and Carol Welshons. l Forty-two C. VVelshons, T. Sano, I. Por- Public Speaking lst row: M. Ciccotelli, B. DeLozier, J. Hoff, P. Hay, H. Amantea, R. Naley, K. McCabe. 2nd row: C. Holden, I. Coleman I Mueller, Miss B. Keefer, V. Spahgl ler, S. Heaps, B. Brooky. 3rd row: J. Schmitt, F. Greene, R. Matiaschowski, J. Helpy, C. John- stone, I. Singiser. Debate Seated: . Hel M. Skiles V. S an J Dy. , D g- ler, W. Painter, C. Mignogna, I Schmitt, G. Corl, H. Amantea, C. Ogle, I. Hoff, B. Wadsworth. Standin : Mr. C. W. Hanko L. B g , aney, V M..Holden, D. Keites, N. DeVir- gilio, I. Lindquist, T. Sano, L. Mc- Kusker, S. Mueller, J. Streiner. 0655? 80,0 8 Debate Club The purpose of the Debate Club is to enable the students to speak in public on present day subjects in a clear and concise manner. The club, under the advisorship of Mr. C. W. Hanko, is the iirst organized debate team since the years 1924-1925. The activities of the club consisted of thirty debates with other schools and the sponsering of a dance held in the gymnasium. Assembly Club The Assembly Club, under the direction of Miss Keefer, sponsered ten professional pro- grams this year. These programs Were furnished by the Antrum Bureau. The purpose of the club is to promote Assem- blies in the High School. The Public Speaking class, which makes up the club, presented an original assembly at the end of the year. Forty-three .fdclfiue mlfzloa Dover. Tommy Donahue, Ray Cassady. Shop This year the shop, under the new instruc- tor, Mr. Martin, made many novel articles. End- tables, candle-holders, ash-trays, foot-stools, pliers, nail-sets, and hammers were among the numerous articles made. In addition, Mr. Martin taught mechanical drawing. The shop classes provided a stage crew for all School productions in the Auditorium. The crew was well trained and efficient. It includes Iim Householder, Joe Lentz, Bob Roberts, Ronald Kuster, Bob McCarl, Russ McGraw, John Mig- nogna, and Fred Sinclair. Forty-four Printing Club The Printing Club was in operation again this year with four members, Ray Cassady, Eddie Collins, Iames Deigan, and Tommy Donahue. Each is a member of the Junior Class. This am- bitious quartet printed signs for practically all School affairs. They did the work at almost cost. The gain obtained was the experience in type setting. The four with their adviser, Mr. Wm. M. Smith, attended the Ice Follies of 1947 at Du- quesne Gardens as a reward for their services to the School. D. Tartline, VV. Spositl F 4 1 McKelvy, D. Stewart, C. Stililer Mr Martin, G. Rhodes, C. Yeager, R Stej jenio, T. Sano, M. Franeschinr C W James Deigan, Eddie Collins College Club In order to stimulate interest in going to college, to get information on scholarships and to prepare students for scholarship tests, the Col- lege Club was formed. The club was formed three years ago under the direction of Mrs. I. Clark, the adviser. jun- iors and Seniors Who are interested in college may join this club. The club has been rather inactive this year, due to lack of time, but many students are getting individual assistance. Typing Closs Our High School has one of the most modern of classes in their Typing Class. There you End all types of Typewriters such as Boyalls, L. C. Smithis, UnderWood's and Bemingtonls. You see girls running the mimeograph machine and typ- ing from the dictaphone. This department is under the supervision of Miss B. Kenny, Miss L. Baldy and Miss E. Kuhn. Miss Kenny teaches Business Mathematics, Gen- eral Business, Typing I and English I. Miss Baldy teaches Shorthand II, Secretarial Science, Typing II, and Business English. Miss Kuhn teaches Exploratory Business, Shorthand I, and Bookkeeping I and II. mr ing jd pL6L5lfl,lf'8 Angelo. Spangler, C. Adams. Skiles, L. Riille, T. Gallo. Striener, C. Webb. Forty Eve lst row: I. McClain, I. Kurey, T Sano M. Reed, C. VVelshons, C. Klggxns 2nd row: M. Waite, G. Corl, R Sheri dan, S. Mueller, V. Roach, St 3rd row: T. Schuetz, M. Skiles F Woolettas, I. Bumpus, D. Simpson lst row: L. Mastro, G. Smith, VV Du vall, D. Barber, M. Duvall. M Hel py, I. Helpy, M. Kemerer, VV Bmn chi, L. McKusker, W. DeLoz1er V 2nd row: Mrs. I. Clark, J. Porter D Dalstrom, M. Adams, B. Houck V Ersik, K. McCabe, J. Mueller Hott, S. Mueller, C. VVelshons 3rd row: I. Africa, F. Moore, I Lin quist, L. Graham, C. Mignogna J. Spaugy, H. Hott, T. Schuetz M 4th row: W. Murphy, R. Mick I Schmitt, W. Boyd, J. Dighan I 01048 6606! LAAIWOQ J lst row: S. lleaps, D. Cold, C. Cicco- telli, E. DcLitis, D. O,Keefe, M. Ciecotelli, M. Adams. 2nd row: W. Coleman, N. Root, I. Spaugy, I. Linquist, H. Hoff, E. Goerss, J. Linquist, F. Moore. Library Under the direction of Mrs. Truth Iones, the Library Club reorganized in 1943 after being closed for a number of years. This year, due to the leave of absence of Mrs. Iones, Mrs. Florence Naftzinger has been the acting librarian. The sixteen student Librarians assist in aid- ing students to locate books and other interesting data. At the present time, the library has in its possession 2,800 volumes, 31 magazines, and 2 newspapers. Forty-six lst row: B. jack, J. Ciccotelli, I. Muel- ler, G. Corl, J. Hoff, L. Graham, B. Delozier. 2nd row: M. Bossar, A. Bergman, P. Pregano, M. Helpy, I. Bumpus, J. Spaugy, K. McCabe. Spanish A Spanish Club Was organized again this year with the purpose of learning about the cus- toms and ideas of the people. They also have a planned program every Friday. In the future, the fourteen members which work together to improve this club, intend to have a Spanish banquet. 2nd row: D. Young, M. Spiker, J. 3rd row: Mrs. A. B. Bergman, I. Go- lst row: M. Donahue, N. Chambers, C. Steiger, M. Pizzuto, C. Thomp- son, J. Troy, L. llelman, M. Lloyd, J. Shelley, N. King, M. landimarino. 2nd row: N. Murray, L. Wilson, M. Lentz, lil. XVesselcy, B. Romig, D. Colick, R. Fowscr, D. Aker, C. lVei- dow, B. lylaloney, D. Yothcrs. Srd row: L. Mullen, I. Mignogna, I. Minnicucci, A. Pratski, V. Krape I. Brunnett, I. Fritchman, D. Cauld L. Jewell. a n lst row: J. Stcvings, N. DeVirgilio, I. Backus, A. Buccella, M. Balant, M. Strochein, B. Lang, N. Mignogna. George, E. Adams, I. McCauley, D. Rohcrts, P. Smith, M. Mclndoe C. Holzshu, D. Horning, R. Root. 9 liek, Y. McCabe, E. Thomas, J. Smith, hl. Stewart, D. Ramp, N. Loutzenhiser, M. Cerhart. 1415! j0lf' jlftlflf Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y, as a social and religious group, is to learn how to act at parties and in the school, and to he helpful at all times. The cluh is advised hy Mrs. A. B. Bergman. The Club got off to a good start this year with the 3 days initiation of the Freshmen with a party at it's conclusion. Other activities included a Valentine Day party, a semi--formal dance, and the March of Dimes collection. Freshman T ri-Hi-Y Strange sights were seen in the halls of P. H. S. during the three day initiation of the Freshmen girls into the Tri-Hi-Y. From their untidy hair and cold creamed faces down to their hedroom slippers, they Were a sight to he seen. They Wore Whisk hrooms around their necks, carried haskets for their books, and bowed to the Sophomores. To conclude the terrihle', 3 days a party was held in thc school with Mr. and Mrs. Bergman as guests of honor. Forty-seven fla-!a-!.,, C. Kiggens. strom, W. Pitts, J. Marsula. Mueller. Mr. D. Baker. B. Latherow. hizer, R. Scarbough, N. Root. Ceorge, E. Holden, L. Mastro Gkw-CHub Under the direction of Mr. Dwight Baker, the Clee Club is comprised of students from Freshmen to Seniors. It consists of forty mem- bers. The high-light of the year was the partici- pation of the Clee Club in the animal Kiwanis Musicale. They sang the two popular Christmas numbers, White Christmasv and Santa Claus Is Coming To Townf' The Clee Club also participated in the Holy Week Services. Forty-eight Bond The School Band, under the direction of Mr. Dwight Baker, added pep and sparkle to the foot- ball games. It consists of thirty-five ambitious members, and seven snappy majorettes. This year the Band received new, colorful uniforms. They are of maroon and white- School colors. At the end of the year they re- - ceived color guards. During the year they have had a dance and a party. X. lst row: J. George, M. Spiker S Kemerer, M. Keinerer, I. Hunter 2nd row: D. Boyd, E. Ceorge, I. Dil 3rd row: P. DeBone, J. McMasters J. Linquist, I. Linquist, A. Hlrsh berger, D. Lukehart, P. Conrad D Polce, D. Mahone, C. Swank I 4th row: R. Hagar, R. Lock, J. M1 hone, J. Bianchi, D. Strochinc F Lentz, D. Jay, L. Baney, T. Pucky 5th row: P. Hay, F. Fails, VV. Fowkcs lst row: Mr. D. Baker, B. Houck I. McClain, J. Perry, V. Ersik C Corl, M. Waite, M. Ogle, W. Mc Featers, F. Wooletas, J. Carrier E DeLetis, R. DeLetis, D. Whitehe ld 2nd row: J. Porter, M. Reed, S. Muel ler, T. Hunt, I. Stewart, E. Daugh enbaugh, D. Porter, M. Helnrin I St. Angelo, R. Sheridan, V. Roich C. Ciccotelli, T. Sano, N. Loutsen 1. 1 3rd row: D. Polce, R. Sant, C. Short R. Singiser, P. Hay, R. Naley P pfaced. OZlg!Lf5 Jdcfion. wig, . rice, . aey, . es on J. McClain, T. Sano, D. Alcorn, C Seibert, I. Porter, S. Mueller, C VVebb. L. Mastro, Mrs. Bergman. Senior Play Maybe Youire Wrong was the name of the Senior Class Play presented under the direction of Miss Bernice Keefer. The play Was a three act comedy about the Wood family and their friends. Adult delin- quency was the theme of the comedy. Included in the cast were Kitty Lou McNeill, Joe Schmitt, Glenn Rhodes, jean Hoff, Gloria Corl, George Ogle, joy Thompson, jim Shannon, Inez Dahlstrom, Betty VVadsworth, David Virtus, Jim Singiser, Bob lack, Bob McKelvey, Marjorie Skiles and lean Innes. Junior Play The Junior Class presented the humorous play Everybody's Crazyi' under the direction of Mrs. Anna Betty Bergman. The play centers around a resort hotel in Boiling Springs. The plot involves three boys, Elmer, Herb, and Tommy in a money-making scheme. The cast included Ralston Naley, Clair Sei- bert, Lou Mastro, Jimmy Diegan, Ioan McClain, Carol Welshons, Theresa Sano, Ghalmer Webb, Shirlev Mueller, lane Porter, Dale Alcorn, Dol- ores Oilieefe, Mary Price, and Wayne Ludwig. Forty-nine lst row: R. McKelvey, G. Corl, I. Shannon, I. Dalstrom, G. Ogle, I. Schmitt, R. jack, B. Wadsworth, J. Hoff. 2nd row: J. Thompson, M. Skiles, W. Paiter, K. McNeill, D. Virtus, I. Singiser. J. Dieghan, D. O'Keefe, W. Lud- ' M P' R N l C W lh S I Mr' A... GLUOPMQ ayzfngd Patrick Henry AA A ....,.,,..,.., .,.,. ,..,.,,,. A ,..,,,...., ' ' Give me liberty or give me death. Abraham Lincoln .,..,. A .,A.. VV ith malice toward none, with charity toward all. County Commissioner Kane AA AA ........,, AA ..,,.,,., ....... 4 'All smoke control or none. Mr. Smith AA .,....,.., ..,.,.l.r,,.. A AA A A AA ..,..,,... Good! Gloria Corl AA George Ogle .....i Marjorie Skiles ,.,, Leroy Brown ....i, Kay Bob Dot Bud Jean Slim Betty Wadswo1'th Red Singiser A A Mrs. Clark AA AA McCabe ...,, Kuster .,.,,. AA Lichtenfels A A Lake ,.,..,. A Hoft ...,.. Hileman ,..,. A Mr. Fails .,.. A AA Mildred Bossar A lim Singiser AA AA lean Mueller A A Mr. Bair AAAAAAA AA Mr. Hanko 7 A Ray Matiashowski Laura Graham AAAA Bob jack AAAAAAAAAA Lucy Biffle AAAAAAA Clara Lis AAAAAA AAAAA Helen Amantea A AA Delores Barber Dot Wfhitehead VVanda Painter A A A A Thresa Caputo A Mr. Testa AAAAAAAAAAAA 'Fhora Schuetz AAAA Miss Keefer A AA Mr. Baker AA AA AA AA Bob VVilkenson AA AA lmogene VVilson AA lean Butter jack Thurn A Bud Schmitt A AA Babe Etters Miss Baldy A Io Ciccotelli Fifty A You know Johnny. A AAAA A Ohkidl . A That makes me so mad. AA 1 have to see Knute. A A AA A A AAA '4Oh you! A 'cCome on now-I have to graduate this year. A AAAAAAAAAA AA AAAA A AAAA A 'Tm reading the best book. A 'The meeting will come to order. 44 A AAAAAAAA AA A A AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAA ' KI failed that test. A AAAAA A AAAAA A A AA A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Come on, Kust. Guess whois coming to see me this weekend? aLook at my muscles. I can't impress on you too strongly - - V A AA AA AA AA AAAA 'iLet,s see. ua A AAAAA AAAA I ts so dull. coming. GI have to practice. 'Tll take care of it. A I don't give a care. A A A Give me a kiss. AA AA You know little sisters. AAAAA AAAAAA A AA ulim right. A AAAA A AAAAAA AAAAAAAA A A AAAAAA AA He's a dream. A A A A AAAA als Miss Keefer here yet? AA A VVhat do we have for Public Speaking? AA A Do you have Accounts Receivable done? AA AA AAA AA AA AA A AA ..6sDlClV0L11'S balance? AA AAAA A I have to work. Oli youire crazyl A Lets go, fellows. nBut l'm too young to die! AA AAAA And so you have it. A AA AA A AA At ease. A and Bing. A A A I've killed people for less than that. A AA AA A AAAA uPard0n me for living. A A A 'cSouth America, there it is Got any gum? A lim not southern. A AA AAAAAA c'Don,t do that. My name is Mary Io. a r x r r 7 7 r a s x 9 Z joofgaff .fdlf lqfcairn Ag 3600! lst row: Mr. Garhark, Adams, K. Whitehead, Jackson, Shannon, I. Singiser, Ferraro, Boyd, Alcorn, Matiashowski, D. Lake, Mr. Testa. 2nd row: Pogue, McKowen, R. Kuster, Antimarino, Mignogna, Brendlinger, C. Lake, Africa, Green, Seihert. 3rd row: Brown, Clipa, Edwards, Johnstone, Lichtenfels, Amantea, G. Ogle, A. WVhitchead, R. Singiser. 4th row: Naley, Condio, Heskin, Szedkly, Duke, S. Ogle, Iicha, R. Adams. SEASON'S RESULTS Pitcairn's 1946 Records Pitcairn 0 .......... XVilkinsburg 13 Pitcairn 19 .,.,............ St. Luke Pitcairn 14 ,.,....., Freeport Pitcairn 15 E. McKeesport Pitcairn 6 ....,..,..,. Penn Twp. 13 Pitcairn 0 ...... Oakruont Pitcairn G ....... ...... S t. Justin Pitcairn 13 ..... Ramsey 12 Pitcairn 25 ,,..,.. Trailord . I Fifty-two The Pitcairn Railroaders had a very successful season this year suffering only one defeat in their class to Penn Twp. and losing to Wilkinshurg a class AAU school. The Railroaders heat the classy East McKeesport eleven 15 to 6 and edged Mount Pleasant Ramsey 13 to 12. These were two of their hardest games. Pitcairn crushed Trafford, their traditional rival for 23 years, with a score of 25 to 0. The team lost eleven Senior lettermen, among whom was Bud Lake who was captain of the team for the years ,45 and 716. Although this seems a great loss, the team shouldnit weakened too much due to the lettermen return- ing and the huge squad that Pitcairn had this year. K Seated: W1 Boyd, J. Singiser, R. Singiser, C. Mignogna, D. Wfatt. Standing: Mr. T. Carbark, L. Brown, J. Pogue, I. Coliek, C. Yeager, P. Hay, L. Harter, Mr. li. Testa. Z?0L.'5L8fA6L!! FINISI-IES SECOND IN SECTION SEASONIS RESULTS H. S. Opp. 17 ....... Elizabeth .,.,.,....., .,... 2 5 37 ....... Franklin Township .. 23 42 ....... Elizabeth .....,,.,.. ...... 2 G D5 ....... Franklin Township .. 25 Q7 ..,,,,. East Melieesport ..,. 36 O Derry 36 35 ...,.,,. XVIl1HGl'ClllIg .... ..... 2 9 '76 ..,.... Irwin ,....,...,.....,........ 48 19 .....,. Mt. Pleasant ......,..... 21 5l .,,,.,. Ligonier ...... .. ........,. 22 50 ....... Trafford .,..,,....... . 30 '78 .,,,.,., East Pittsburgh ...,.. 34 44 ....... East Mclieesport .,,. 41 5 ...,... Derry ...,.,,....,, ..,,,...., 4 0 72 ......., YVihnerding ,..... ..... 2 8 45 ....,.. Irwin ....... ....,,.,,...,... 4 0 'JI ...,.,, Mt. Pleasant ..........,. 22 35 ..,.,.. Ligonier ....... ,........... I 5 SI ,,...,.. East Pittsburgh .,...... 34 This yearis team had the makings of which champions are made-stamina, speed, accuracy, and daring. The fates ruled out championship honors but Coach Raymond Testais boys were the only team to defeat Irwin, the state-wide champions. Three members of this yearis team received Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic League honors, Robert Sing- iser won the spot as forward on the leagueis Hrst team. Iames Colick won a spot on the second team. Charles Yeager received honorable mention. A new interest was born for basketball in Pitcairn this year and much of the credit for this new sports enthusiasm must go to this yearis basketball team. Good will for Pitcairn was earned by our basketball team. It earned the respect of its opponents. They always played fast-moving and keen-thinking basketball, but win or lose, they played a clean game that won the plaudits of the rivals. Fifty-three Cheer Leaders lst row: S. Mueller, D. Barber J. Porter, K. McNeill. 2nd row: I. Miunicucci, I Shelly, Fritclrmau. I. Alxtimzuiuo, C. jolmstonc, I. Slmnnon, I. Africa, ll. Brend- liugcr, C. Luke, R. Mutiuslmw- ski, G. Ogle, I. Siugiscr. Fifty-four cc ra 861, 96LlflfL Senior Football ,Players .!4CLIfL0lfUL6!99lf1fL8lfLf5 For the Senior class and ourselves, We the Senior members of the Press Club are taking this opportunity to express our apprecia- tion to Mrs. Bergman and Miss Keefer for directing our class plays, both of Which aided in the financing of our annual, and to Mr. William Kane, our Junior class adviser, who helped in the sale of ' is which also aided in the financing of the magazine subscriptlol , Retrospect. W7e are indebted to Mr. Mignogna of the Broadway Inn for the use of the kitchen in preparing refreshments to sell at football es The proceeds from these refreshments helped finance the Retrospect. gam r thanks to our adviser 9 tunitv to express ou C h ubli- We take this oppor J Mr. WVilliam M. Smith, for his co-operation and help in t e p cation of our Book. f ' nds vvho chaperoned Thank you, to the faculty members and r1e ' ' dances to aid in financing the Retrospect. our Junior and Senior W N dv of Strem Str ldios, Mr. Don Thanks to SSFIIIIIRD and 1' e f Pontiac Engraving Co. and to Mr. Wyant of Kurtz Bros. blication of this book. Young 0 C Who ' f ' - erative in the pu were so kind and co op f 1 generous in XVe are indebted to our advertisers who were xe 'y K making possible our year book. UXX ,Rx A I 2 ll I' Q I i . I N i aw E l X N 1 lyfl' Xa ' ,Vw I xiii' Fifty-five CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 From LP-Ae Qfcairn Euro! of . Prez e OFFICERS DIRECTORS E. K. Lang-President F' H' Stmitig VVard M. Mack Jos. S. Hughes - Vice President Harrv M' Matthews Bill Skiles-Seciy-Treas. Ralph E. Wilson MEMBERS Mary C. Anderson Atlantic 251 Pacific Tea Co. Broadway Clothing Store Brownis School of Aviation Brinleyis Grocery Cobettois Confectionery Cummings Market Daugherty Funeral Home Flemming 81 Co. Grirnmis Drug Store First National Bank Pitcairn Branch Hysong Motor Co. Kingis Dairy Store Kairy The Tailor Krogeiys Keystone Garage Lang Hardware Lang Service Station Ward M. Mack Marshallis Market Matthewis Ins. McGara Bros. Mease Sz VVilson Mueller Bros. G. C. Murphy Co. Mike Mysluviec Petes Hotel Pitcairn Express Pitcairn Saving and Loan Robson Bakery Marie A. Rodgers Rootls Market Ruthea Shoppe Russell's Funeral Home Salyards State Auto Store Straitiflis Grocery Tartlinels Market The Observer Torino Market R. V. VValker VVood,s Pharmacy Wooletas Confectionery John C. McGinnis I. N. Huston F ifty-six THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Arts - sciences - engineering business - teaching - journalism medicine - law - dentistry - social Work - pharmacy - nursing For information, address the Registrar Ohringer Home Furniture Co. 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