Pitcairn High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Pitcairn, PA)

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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.

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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