Pitcairn High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Pitcairn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

lp?- THE SENIOR CLASS of PITCAIBN HIGH SCHOOL PITCAIBN PENNSYLVANIA PRESENTS THE 1950 , RETRQSPECT 5 CSG EDITED BY THE PRESS CLUB Eslher Ellen Adams Io Anne Backus X Nancy De V1fG1l1O Russell George Kotherme Wexdcw Advlser Wxlhczm M Smxth 2 l ' 6 15 lv , 'F Ei l Q 'wa 571 ini J BVYJB 2 Dil il ll 6 'QM hm Im Ml :A um-f A .R ij' , , 5 i SHOWING OUR PROGRESS MADE AT 7 f 2 M IN SEN ,EA f X I O R S O F 1 9 O O First row: Ed , ' Prof. E. H. ' ' - ' Peoples, R ' . Second row: ner, Eva . ,-.. ..-, Y YY 'www 4 THE HALF WAY MARK OF THE CENTURY GRADUATES First row-D. Menscli, A. Gollo, I. Steying, N DeVirgilio, I. Boclcus, S. Kossimotis, W Sclieutz, I. DeVito, B. Solornone, B. Veccliio R. Long, M. Donis, T. Cordcxmone, B. Hunt Second row-D. Hockenberry, R. Pregczno, N Mignogncx, D. Young, B. Kieltl, E. Vecchio I. McCauley, D. Roberts, M. Spiker, I. Lind quist, M. Stroschein, M. Bolont, A. Buccello M. l-lolclen, D. Keites. Third row-B. Stettenino, I. McElroy, A. Queer, I. Pfister, B. McCabe, l. Golick, E. Adonis M. Mclndoe, I. George, E. Tlnornos, R. Root Fourth row-L. Barney, W. Vcxlouri, L. Mulsxnflrci R. Hcrger, B. Bctllenger, B. George, I. Kelly E. Currcrtti, P. Snieltzer. Fifth row-M. Brendlinger, B. Adonis, K. Wei dow, W. Goodlin, E. George, P. Tortlirie S. Klipcr, P. Cctpolupo. Sixth row-C. Wcxtson, M. Gerliort, E. Kurey D. Boriip, L. McCoy, L. McNiell, W. Egon Seventh row-T. Gormon, I. Hunt, I. Dulce, G Meyers, lj. Broolcy, C. Lecldon. 5 HJQ AOLQCK VQCLIASI KLCO. BUILDING ll I-'xrst row lo Anne Backus Leonard Stover Allen Ouear Second row Lors Mary Cole lean Fntz Clarence lohnston Iohn McElroy Thlrd row Mar1lyn Hutclfnson Dons Mensch Mary Balant Fourth row Helena Monahan Anna Chzetfo George War den Richard Jae Fxfth row Ruth Root Esther Adams Robert Locke Russell FIX Wayne Schuetz Sxxih row Ruth McCreery Laura McCoy Lmda McN1e1l Edgar Leger Bruce Webb George Meyers Louxs Baney Edgar George BUILDING I Fu-st row Mary Doms Carolyn Moore Haro d Ballenger Robert Lang Gary St1f'ller R1charcl Ste-Henlno lean Phster Harry Pefferettt Second row Ruth Kxehl Norma Krng Elv1ra Vecchro Eddre Heaps Charles Mlgnogna Rrcharcl Heskln Third row Marge Donahue Edna Vlfampler lean McCauley WIIIIS Fowkes Ierry Duke Fourth row Delores Golrck Lou1se Mullen Charles Sm1th Robert Phelps Frith row Anna Prakstr Ioyce Loutsenhrzer lla Erunett Dale Lake E111 Baker Fred Brooky l l l I . Q . - . I Wayne Wilson, Robert Staley. I I I - I I ' I ' I I 6 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY lnterestmg acttvttres began for us early IH our school days In Butldlng Il we began IU fourth grade w1th a mustcal f1fth a DICHIC to the reservolr and slxth a VlS1l to the c1rcus ln Butldmg l we also began ln fourth grade w1th var1ous llOl1dC1Y programs ttfth a v1s1t to the zoo and tn S1Xll1 we had our own paper called the Stxth Grade Star Upon reachlng Iumor Htgh we merged 1nto one class and 1mmed1ately set about rnaklng frlends by holdlng a get acauamted afternoon tea Th1s was the year ID wluch the I C C flrst opened and our class gave tts full support The followmg year we had our own group act1v1t1es qulte apart from that masslve structure of mystery across the street Ah the b1g day at last We were Freshmen What a thrllll The boys fest1val at Buhl Planetarnum We were also represented ln the Band and mlnstrel In our sophomore year we became consclous of our treasury and under the superv1s1on of Mr Wm Srnlth we sold magazlne subscrlptlons to ra1se money Of course we took trme to welcome the swell gang that came down from Patton We then ordered our rxngs we were qu1te exclted about lt When Class Day ftnally creeped upon us we were already looklng forward to our next year It f1nally came and so d1d our rlngs We had qu1te a varlety IH act1v1t1es Our U S Hlstory Class saw the lnauguratlon of Presxdent Truman on televlslorl.. We also held a rnock elect1on to determme Just how our school would go We voted Democrattc and naturally the whole country followed us Our prom was held at the Roosevelt Hotel where we danced to lack Purcell s orchestra We presented our IUHIOY Play entltled Great Caesar s Ghost Then came the grand fmale durlng thrs year the semors were qulte actlve IH startlng a student counc1l We hope 1t stays for good Then the Joy of the prom school DICHIC sen1or p1ctures class day Baccalaureate and at long last commencement 9 4 7 l I took to sports and the girls to the Tri-Ht-Y. The Latin Club attended the Latin 7 4 P H S 1900 I fjbfifa f xx,x f 5 .1-' an fifyfxx f jg 'W Q Qs,4,,'f -W x 8' ' 'A gf I ,, an-'ff' in .r 'Hg' sf? R .-4,1-. 4- ,JG 1 X if xx iq ZW l l ,ff 1' 2 'I l 3 X 'X' ,ff , ' X f ,lf N I riff, I 154 0 W ,AMI Q5-QB wM4wsisrAqw ' gfgf-Q 1?-11-,ENE -31.1, ,,,,,,.,, Mg! M :X g?a'4S7..,': 'Rx www WM If' E :uf ww m Mmf N Afibfw S150 8 . . . c X tix?- 'w i ff' X - ,.,, iff ? 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H-, 'V iff - - 1 ' ' fx '-if -f----+f-H -1, , ff' fig: Y ,. 3 , gy?,fT1g, s55ffg35 jTL Mi My - g f ii' 5?7':fQg1g.7Lf1'--if, fwf53i '0 Q' 'Aff , 1,0 - Wifi, . . 9 DEDICATIGN RICHARD HAGER Because ot hrs lntere t 1n our class we the Senrors of 1950 ded1cate our Annual at the half way mark of the century to R1chard Hager He has b en Presldent sm e seventh grade and has taken the f9SIDO1'1S1bll1lY of th1s pOS1lOI'1 Wlth great can cern Wh1le 1n e1ghth grade he won the Amertcan Leglon Award for outstandmg scholarshtp and character As general cha1rrnan of the lunlor Prom Cornrmttee he contrlbuted much to the success of the prom Arclne has part1c1pated 1n Mmstrels IUHIOF and Semor Class Plays and Class Day programs It was greatly through h1s eltorts that Student Counc1l was organlzed 9 ' 412' .-1 I A y I . X 1 :' I I . D . . F . o o , . . . ,i . - f H . f, . . . . . . . OARD OF EDUCATION As of Septemberl 1950 OUR LEADERS I V KL NE HARRY PEE JASON S SNYDER Prcstdfnt MRS MYI-tIl.l hllSl 'Q-.., t Pustdent Serretrry SW I NK lx L HANK Athlt The dynam1c pamtmq scheme whlch had been started ID the prev1ous year has now been completed throughout the burldmq It has made the rooms much more attractrve Butldmg Il whlch houses part of the hrqh school has been entlrely rew1red New modern fluorescent hx tures have been lnstalled rn each room mclud 1nq the nurses OHICG The hugh school curr1culum has been ex panded to 1nclude a qu1dance proqram w1th 1nd1v1dual counsellng and a co ordrnated test mq schedule Improvements rn the Vocat1onal Home Econom1cs Course mclude the addttlon of ut1l1ty cabrnets and work bench a laun dromat dryer and the 1nstallat1on of a new modern West1nqhouse refrlgerator To the Industrral Arts department was added sev eral small hand tools soldermg ovens and a new lathe All thls work has been accom pl1shed by our School Board One of the proJects they have under consld eratron for the future 1S the mstallatlon of a mod ern heatmq system 7 y 4 I L: A -s l' ll 'ss -is X, ibzuwk X - we. r E l' , Vi, Q. K , 4 . I ' I ff i till 'Qfl . H -NAIL! l'tfIA.l W, 'lI.fI,lfY 'Q 't Q , ' SQL? 4 Q 10 To the Graduates ot 1950 ln less than two hundred years an energet1c resource ful people workmg together 1n a free economy and gu1ded by a government of thelr own choosmg have bullt the Amertcan way of hte a l1fe so abundant even to the poorest person as to be beyond the conceptlon of most people throughout the world The exlstence of thls abundant lrfe IS no guarantee that 1t w1ll be passed on to future generatlons that IS your respons1b1l1ty May your trammg 1n thls school ID the baslc lessons of self rellance 1nd1v1dual effort and under standmg better enable you to recognlze and assume th1s respons1b1l1ty of protectxng and preserv1ng our democratlc way of hte 1n the years that he ahead MR G B. FAILS Bachelor of Educatxon Grove Clty College Master of Educahon UHlV6TSllY of Pittsburgh ADMINISTRATION THE PULSE OF oUB SCHOGL Mr G A Farls has always been an 1nsp1rat1on to the students of Pttcaxrn Hxgh School He IS always there to offer a helplng hand and has never been known to h9S1 tate to do so He obta1ned hls Bachelor of Sclence Degree at Grove Cxty College Mr Fa1ls became pr1nc1pal of the Hlgh School rn 1932 after teachmg Blology and mathernatrcs here for four years He recerved h1s Master of Educatlon at the Un1vers1ty of Plttsburgh ll . ' . ' . l I MR. N. B. ADAMS CUB FACULTY 1 X A CD THEY M BERNICE KEEPER Bachelor of Arts in English at Penn sylvania College tor Women Subiects English IV Public Speaking Extra Curricular Activities Senior Play Senior Adviser IAMES P HANNAN Bachelor of Arts at Duquesne Umvei sity Master of Education at University of Pittsburgh Subyects Latin I and ll Alaeb a II Plane Geometry Extra Curricular Activities Iunior Prom ANN T FIELDS Bachelor of Fine Arts at Carnegie stitute of Tecnnology Subiects Art Related Art I OHN R CRALL Bachelor ot Arts in Social Studies at University of Pittsburgh Subiects Geography Science Extra Curricular Activities Faculty Athletic Business Manager WILLIAM R MCLHINNEY Bachelor of Business Administration at Westminster College Subiects Civics Pennsylvania His tory World History Extra-Curricular Activities: Head Bas' ketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. WILLIAM M. SMITH Bachelor of Science West Virginia University' Master of Letters University of Pittsburgh. Subjects: lournalism I and II United States History. Extra-Curricular Activities: Press Club Yearbook Sophomore Class Ad- viser. 12 TAUGHT US EDWARD W BROWN Bachelor of Science in Education at University oi Pittsburgh Subyects Solid Geometry Trigonom etry Algebra I Math Review PAUL E SNYDER Bachelor of Science in Physi a ci ence at University of Pittsbura Subiect General Science C cmistry Ext a Curri ul r Activi ies css Club RITA KEN NEY Bachelor ot Science in Ccrrtnercial Education at Duquesne Unive ity Sub ents Typing I Senior D siness Exploratory Business CHARLES L KLAUSING Bachelor of Science in Hearth and Physical Education at Slippery Rock College Subiects Health Physical Education Extra Curricular Activities Football Coach Iunicr High Basketball Coach ELFRIEDA KUHN Bachelor ot Science in Commercial Education at Indiana State Teachers College Master ot Education at Unzver sity oi Pittsburgh Subiects Bookkeeoing I and ll Short hand I, Exploratory Business Salesman- ship. Extra-Curricular Activities: Attend' ance. EDWARD A. MARTIN Bachelor oi Science in Education at California State Teacher's College: Mas,- ter of Education at University ot Pitts- burgh. Subjects: Industrial Arts Counseling. LILLIAN LOUISE BALDY Bachelor of Science Carnegxe Instrtute of Technology Master of Education Um versrty of Prttsburgh Sublects Shorthand II Secretarxal Scrence Typewrrtmg ll General Bust ness Buslness Englrsh ROBERT F COX Bachelor of Arts rn Psychology rfayette College Sublects P O D Guldance Extra Currlcular Actrvrtres College Club Advr or of Student Councll ROBERT A FOLEY Bachelor of Scrence ln Unrversxty xttsburgh Subjects Blology Physlcs ROBERT M SMITH Craduate of Dufts Busmess College Stuched Educatron at Umver rty of Prtts burgh and Washington and Ierterson College Sublects Hrstory VII and VIII Extra Curricular Actxvxtres Buxldmg ll PYIHCIPGI IANE M RUPP Bachelor of Arts rn Enghsh at Iunlata College Sublects Enghsh II Englrsh Ill EUGENE ARTAC Bachelor of Sclence rn MUSIC at guesne Unrversrty Subrects MUSIC Extra Currrcular ACIIVIIIGS Band Glee Club 13 ANNA BETTY BERGMAN Bachelor of Arts at Unwersrty of Pltts burgh Subrects Enghsh l Spamsh I and II Extra Currxcular Actrvrtres Trl I-I1 Y Club Spamsh Club lumor Play DITGC tor Freshman Class Advrsor I OYCE FERGUSON Bachelor ot Science at Clarron State Teachers College Subyects Lrbrary Scrence Enghsh Extra Currxcular Actrvrtres Library Club GAIL M WARNOCK Bachelor of Scrence Slrppery Rock State Teacher s College Sub1ects Health Phys1calEducat1on Extra Curricular Actxvrtres Cheerlead ers G1rl s Gym Program MARY LOUISE NASER Bachelor of Arts Grove Clty College Graduate Work Carnegre Tech Penn S ate Sublects Englrsh VII and VIII LILLIAN CLINE Bachelor of Scrence Muskmgum Col leoe Home Management at Penn State Sublects Englzsh VIII and Home Econornlcs Extra Currrcular ACIIVIIIGS Home Economlcs Club LOUISE KU!-INS Bachelor of Scrence Musklngum Col lege Home Management at Penn State Sublects Home Economrcs Semor Dres makmg Extra Currrcular Actlvrtles General Home Economrcs Future I-Iomemakers of Amerlca , , ' in - A l.r , 1 fc . I 2 ' ' ' ' of ' ' P' . ' . . . . , A . A I I N ' ' ' Du- - ' . Y A A I A : I S I. A , SCHOGL PERSONNEL WELL GUIDED STEPS hom NUTS? im U71 FFXI A 'EI' DR 1 S IICHTENFELS 7 T Offlce Clerk SOllC'l1OY Treusumr HELEN DOBSON I C MCGINNIS Jos S HUGHES 14 X Sf' ' . Z., H' ' 2 ' 5 .31 Y-Q 5- . School DOIlTiSf I SUM ml In .xr T ,.h, P A I 'N . x L Tfpq y N - 1 S , v- sl ,M ., 1.-, A. rm INIE , .Q b I I L, I A U K 624, r,x.1 CHTT?-JFFTST WE THE SENIORS ESTHER ELLEN ADAMS member of the Tr1HiY fl 7 P ess Club K3 43 Lat Cl h fl 23 College Club Girls Activities fl 23 She was on the Prom lr Play and Concessions Committees She was in the mmstrels tl 23 on the Stage Crew for the Senior Play and in the Style Show in her senior year IO ANNE BACKUS an active member in the Tri Hi Y fl 23 Leaders Club College Club Press Club and Latin Club She was on the Prom and Concessions Commit tees took part in the minstrels fl 23 Girls Activities fl 2 33 and Class Day fl 2 33 was pre ident of the Spanish Club member of Student Council and in the Senior Play ROBERT BALLENGER took part in Class day in his Fresh man year and was on the Conces sions Committee and Stage Crew in his Senior year Bob also helped keep our school in A l condition by helping his aunt clean it after school hours MARY ALICE BRENDLINGER a member of the Tri H1Y fl 2 43 Glee Club C3 43 Assembly Club C43 Publicity Committee and the Girls Trio Mary Alice also took part in the mmstrel f13 lunior Play Senior Play and Fashion Show C43 ANTIONETTE BUCCELLA a preparatory student Dolly was an active member of the Tr1H1Y in all four of her high school years, She also took part in Girl's Activities her first two years and the Style Show in her senior year. 'Sit OI' f0Wl 0I'I'0llf 1 RONALD ADAMS played football in his second and fourth years and was baseball man ager in his third and fourth years He belonged to the Assembly Club in his senior year and was also a Sen ior Class Representative in Student Council Ronald took the General Course MARY CATHERINE BA LANT a member of the Tri HiY tl 2 43 Spanish Club Latin Club and the Girls Activxtiesfl 2 3 43 She was on the Prom and lunior Play Com mittee A preparatory student Mary was an the Style Show in her senior year and in the Senior Play he was also a member of Student Coun c LOUIS BANEY a member of the Hi Y K2 33 Spanish Club College Club Debating Club and the Band fl 2 33 Concessions Committee and Prom Committee He also took part in the mfnstrel ll3 Senior Play and played baseball K33 Louis was Vice President of his Sophomore Class FRED BROOKY a well known member of the Senior Class who played football in hrs third and fourth years He played basket ball while a freshman sophomore and Junior and was baseball man ager in his rumor and senior years Fred took the General Course PETE CAPALUPO one of our migrating seniors that came from Patton Township School Pete is well known and rather active. He was on the Iunior Play Commit- tee and took the Preparatory Course. We hope all of our newcomers will be just as nice as Pete. THE SENIOBS ANTHONY CARDAMONE a lrttle lad who asprres to be braarr Tony was a Basketball Manauer tor one year and he belonged o tl e As sembly Club and he was on 'l Stage Crew for the Senro Ch ss Play NANCY DEVIRGILIO an actrve mrss that belonged to tl f r HrY Cl 2 43 and was rt presr dent 143 She also belonged to the Press Club C3 43 Leaders Club was VrCePres1dent of the Colleae Chrl Presrdent of the Assembly C Lb and the Latrn Club Nanee was rn tln mnstrels ll 23 Class Day ll 7 33 was secretary of the Debatrng Clul and took part rn Grrls re reatron program She was the senror Cla s representatrve to Student Councrl and Vrce Presrdent ot that organrzatron MARY DONIS belonged to the Glee Club C3 43 Trr HrYll2343andtheFHA he was on the lr and Sr Pay Commrt tees and rn the mrnstrel rn her fresh man year Mary also took part the Grrl s Recreatron Actrvrtres WILLIAM EGAN was rn the mrnstrels rn hrs freshman and sophomore years and on the stage crew for the rmnstrel rn hrs sophomore year He was also on the Stage Crew for the lunror and Senror Class Plays and a member ot the Band rn hrs sophomore year and the Assembly Club rn hr senror year EDGAR GEORGE a blonde harred lad who played the bass drum rn the Band rn hrs fresh man year When we thrnk of the band Spuna wrll always come to our mrnds wrth a brg bang' He was also rn the Assembly Club rn hrs sen ror year Len we Jfarfeal If jp if 5 Mix. EUGENE CURATTI although he wa a lrttle shy he was strll very well knovrn by both boys and grrls Eugene took part rn many ot the schools actrvrtres He was also on the Senror Class Play Pub lrcrty Commrttee IOSEPH DEVITO wl o was rootball manager rn hrs t rst three years ot hrgh school and Head Footr all Manager rn hrs fourth year He play d basketball all tour ye rs and we mrght add that he drd nrrghty frne rob of rt He was rn the lvlrnstrel rn hrs sophomore year and on the Staae Crew rn hrs senror year GERALD DUKE played football tl 2 3 43 and was basketball manager C33 He was rn the mrnstrel C23 and Class Day Pro gram ll3 He was Vrce Presrdent ot the Iunror Class and a member of the Assembly Club Prom Commrttee and lunror Play Publrcrty Commrttee ANTOINETTE GALLO a wonderful shorthand student who took part rn many of our school ac trvrtres She was a member of the TrrHrY ll 2 43 took part rn Grrls Actrvrtres fl 2 33 was on the lun ror Play Commrttee and the Stage Crew for the Senror Play She be longed to the College Club and took part rn the Style Show rn her senror year IANET GEORGE one of our more actrve senrors She was treasurer of Student Councrl presrdent of the Glee Club a maror ette Cl 2 3 43 and Head Marorette K3 43 Ian was rn the Iunror Play Spanrsh Club College Club and rn the Senror Class Play THE SENIORS RUSSELL E GEORGE a w1tty lad noted for lllS mus1cal tal en Bobo was a member of the Pres club Colleqe Club Band and Conce SIOUS Comm1ttee He wa also 1n the Iunror Play m1nstrels ID h1s f1rst and second years and the Cla s Day Programs 1n h1s flrst and thlrd years IRENE GOLICK a neat l1ttle las from Room 27 who matored ln the preparatory course Irene was a member of the Tr1 H1 Y 1n her freshman and sophomore years the leaders Club m her fresh man year and partlcrpated tn the Glrl s Recrea ronal ACl1V1l1eS and the Style Show RICHARD HAGER class presrdent for all four of h1s hlgh school years R1ch1e was an act1ve part1c1pant 1n the H1 Y l3l Con ce srons Comm1ttee Band ll 2 33 Prom Commrttee and H1Y represen tat1ve 1n Student Counc1l He played baseball t2 33 and was m the lun 1or and Sen1or Plays MARILYN HOLDEN a commercial student mterested 1 advancement rn th1s held CIS was Class Treasurer 1n her sophomore year and an usherette She was also a member of the Concessxons Comm1ttee Prom Comm1ttee and Tr1 H1 Y ll Zl and was 1n the mrnstrels Cl ZJ and Style Show l4l IAMES HUNT act1ve 1n sports QCl1Vll1ES Itm play ed football 1n h1s th1rcl and fourth years and was on the Baseball team rn h1s 1un1or and sen1or years H was also a member of the Assem bly Club and the Staqe Crew IH h1s sen1or year OI' I LX f L Vlt :fM,5PeCt U2 111014 MARIAN I GERHART a preparatory student noted for her l1ne PlCI1'lOplGYll'1q Marlan was an act1ve member of the Tr1 H1 Y ll 2l Spamsh Club Leaders Club and Lat1n Club She also part1c1pated 1n the Iumor Play Style Show m1n strel G1rl s ACl1VllleS Class Day Pro qrams and the Sen1or Play A THOMAS GORMAN majored 1n the prep course Tom was a class ofllcer C2 3l basketball play er l3l and a member of the I-l1Y C2 3l Spamsh Club l4l Concesslons Comm1ttee C47 Prom COmmllle9 De batmq Club and Colleae Club He was also ln the m1nstrels ll 23 and lumor Play DOROTHY HOCKENBERRY a vocatxonal student Dot IS an act1ve member of the Future Homemakers of Amerrca She was also on the Program Comm1ttee for the Iun1or Play and a part1c1pant in the Style Shows 1n her 1un1or and SGDIOY years BETTY IANE HUNT a Vocat1onal student Betty has been member f the Vocat1onal Club the Future Homemakers f Amenca and the Glee Club She was also 1n the Style Shows 1n her rumor and senxor years and on the Program Comm1ttee for the Sen1or Class Play SALLY KASSIMATIS came to Prtcalrn rn her sophomore year from Patton Townshrp Iumor Hrqh Sally IS a commerc1al student and 1n her three years IH P1tca1rn has part1c1pated IH Class Day Pro qrams the Sen1or Class Play and the Annual Band Concert THE SENIORS DORIS IEAN KEITES a Commercral student Dorrs nas been a member of the Trrl'lrY ll Z3 As sembly Club Concessrons Commrt tee Prom Commrttee Debatxng Club and Student Councrl She has also been Vrce Presrdent ot ner Freshman Class and Secretary of her Sopho more Class and a partrczpant rn the mrnstrels tl 23 lunror and Senror Plays and Style Show RUTH KIEHL a quiet grrl who rr rlorfd rn tm voca tional course R th was o member of the Trr l-l1Y rn her freshman and sophomore years the Putt.. e Home makers of Amerr J rn her mor and senror years and was rn tlc Style Show rn her senror year ELAINE KUREY a commercral student who came to Prtcarrn from Pattcn Townshrp rn her sophomore year Pat was Secre taryTreasurer ot her senror Class and Secretary of the College Club CHARLES LEDDON a prep student Cnuck has been an actrve member of the HIY 133 Col lege Club 143 Prom Commrttee Play Commrttee Cla s Day Programs and was presrdent of Student Councrl He played football Q2 3 43 and baseball K3 43 and was rn the Senror Class Play LOUIS I MALANDHA Secretary Treasurer of hrs freshman class and a football player rn hrs thrrd and fourth years Loure also was an actrve member of the Prom Commrttee Spanrsh Club and the College Club flfdfl IZ 300 16 IOHN KELLY a quret lad lam was on re ro gram and Trcket Commrttee nd the Publr rtv Commrtee for true Senror fsstfoy H x srso rer rn ms senror yea STEVE KLIPA st rc L n 1 6 rn sr or s on 43 baske tl3 Hseba mrs Xll6l:fEfS1d9 cf nrs s nro C s membe 0' e nrs Clu P r Comrrrttee un lor P y Commrttee College Club S nr P ry ROBERT LANG a memlser of re senror lass known to most of us as Tubby h xx as a member cf the Assembly Clr. rn hrs senror year and 're Stage C ew for both tr e Iunrar and Senror Class plays IANE LINDQUIST noted for her outstandrng art work Red was a member of the Band 3 43 Glee Club K3 43 Spanrsh Club Lrbrary Club C3 43 College Club Latrn Club Student Councrl and she also partrcrpated rn the Grrl s Recreatron Actrvrtres and ush ered rn her thrrd and fourth years YVONNE MCCABE a vocatronal student Bonnre was a member of the Trr l-l1Y rn her fresh man and sophomore years the Fu ture I-lomemakers of Amerrca and the Program and Trcket Commrttee for the Iunror and Semor Plays She also was rn the Style Shows K2 33 ' 11 ll 'I ' I Y I I I ' Cla 'JI . . e llva r ls A fin usl I A -l ' A ' I xr rarer: tl le 2, Steve '.'t'x1S agrtff .rc- ' - 11 I Q f t'v 4 ' ' t . He played I ffl all V' V' l ll, 2, 3 , tball , it ll V 'Y ' ' l2, 3, 43, 1 ' 5 -f A ' nf 1' 'C' 4 iii ' e ' r las and a r ,. th ' . 4 t T l 1' ' Spa h rot: ,l - and Ae 'Cr li Cast. I - - 1 - ' 4 I A . l ' re ' . K P I V' ' 4132, , , , , ' THE SENIORS IEAN MCCAULEY a pretty brunette who took part ln the style show for three years helped with the program committee in the lunior Play and was an active member in the Tri H1Y and F H A During her four years in High School she malored in the Vocational Course IOHN E. MCELROY an excellent participant in sports which included football 3 4 basket balll 2 3 4 and baseball 3 4 He was a member of the Spanish Club College Club Band and Prom Com mittee Skip took part in the Class Day Programs Z 3 Iunior and Sen 1or Plays and Minstrel Revues LINDA MAE MCNEILL was a member of many organiza tions in high school among which were the Tri H1 Y Library Club Glee Club Prom Committee and Leaders Club Linda was an excellent cheer leader She helped with Class Day Programs ushered for the Iunior Play and performed in the Senior Play Minstrel and style show N ATALIE MIGNOGNA has many talents which were ac' knowledged at P. H. S. music being an outstanding one. She was member of the Tri-HiAY Spanish Club Leaders Club College Club, and Prom Committee. Natalie took part in the lunior Play, Minstrel, Class Day Program, Girls' Recre- ational Program and cheerleaders. JEAN KARL PFISTER was noted for being friendly and pleasant with all of his classmates. He maiored in the Preparatory Course. Pinky played baseball, and worked on the Concession Commit' tee and Stage Crew. LAURA MCCOY malored in the Vocational Course She was a member of the Assembly Club Tr1H1Y and took part in the style shows Lolly now makes her home in Derry but since she is so 'ond of our Alma Mater she continues o attend P H S MARY BETH MCINDOE an out tanding scholar was a mem ber of the Tri Hi-Y Spanish Club College Club Band Prom Commit her talents by partaking in the lun ior and Senior Plays Minstrels Class Day Programs and girls recreational program She maiored in the Aca demic Course DORIS EMMA MENSCH mayored in the Vocational Course She was an active member of the F H A Glee Club Library Club Assembly Club and Iunior and Sen ior Tri H1Y Doris is a fine seam stress This she proved to us by her work displayed in the fashion show GEORGE H MEYERS majored in the General Course. He is noted for his outstanding ability in Debating. Harry was a mem- ber of the College Club, and Con- cession Committee, took part in the Senior Play and helped plan Class Day Programs. ROSINA PREGANO was a fine Commercial student. She was a member of the Spanish Club College Club and Prom Committee. Rose took part in the Class Day Pro- grams and Girl's Recreational Pro- g am l, 2, 3, 4. nipnaii, Mp Mr!!! of Azofguff games, , . 'l 1 A I . l A ' 'I h A 1 tee and Latin Club., .Shedisplayed I 4. V I O ll I' THE SENIORS ALLEN QUEAR a quiet lad who wa mterested rn sports Al played basketball and wa basketball manager 3 He was a member of the Senror l-hY and the Concessron Comm1ttee DOROTHY ROBERTS was a Commercral student who not only took part ln school actrvrtres but also worked on her own trme She was a member of the Lrbrar ubl 2 and Tr1H1Yl 2 4 partxcrpated ID the Mxnstrel and Style Show BETTY IANE SALAMONE was very actlve durxng her tour years at P H S She belonged to the Tr1HxY l 2 4 Leaders Club l Lrbrary Club Concessron Commlt tee Prom Commrttee College Club and Iumor Play Commlttee Sally was an usher for plays modeled the Style Show and parttcrpated rn the Se-mor Play and Mmstrel PAUL SMELTZER IS a frxendly well mannered chap whom we know and lake He ma Jored rn the General Course Paul although shy wtll be remembered for his words of w1sdom RICHARD STEFFININO mayored 1n the General Course Steffy was always glad to lend a helpmg hand as can be seen by hrs activztxes He was a member of the Assembly Club Student Counczl Stage Crew and Senxor Play Cast He played baseball and basketball and helped rn planmng Class Day Programs 2 3 lm loymenf o Ac 00 1 G fI'FLl.5lll'0 20 DONNA RAMP mayored 1n the Preparatory Course She was a member of the Tr1H1Y Spamsh Club and Prom Commrttee Donna partzcxpated m the Mmstrel 2 Style Show 4 and was assrstant d1rector of the lumor Play SHARLETTE RUTH ROOT a trmzd but talented gzrl was a mem ber of the F H A Glee Club Tr 2 and Style Sh w 3 Boots also partlclpated rn the Gxrl s Flecreatlonal program 2 3 WAYNE SCHUETZ was well known ln our school for hrs happy go lucky manner He was a member ot the Spamsh Club College Club Band and Concesslon Commlt tee He was rn the Iumor Class Play and helped wrth our Mmstrels and Class Day Programs MARY RUTH SPIKER mayored an the Vocatxonal Course She rs noted for her outstanding sew mg ab1l1ty Splke was a member ot the Tr1H1Y l 2 Glee Club 3 4 Prom Commtttee P H A 3 4 Gxrls Recreatxonal Program l 2 3 4 and Malorettes l 2 3 4 She partrcr pated ln the Semor Play Mmstrel Style Show and Ushers Commxttee IOAN STEVING a reserved Commerclal student took part m many school actlvrtles Steve was a member of the Trl H1Y l Z 4 Iumor Play Commlttee and College Club She modeled mn the Style Show and partlclpated ln the gxrl s Recreatxonal Program 1 2 X. rn' f . l Y Hi-Y l, , o , 4. 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Sho A. 1,1 l 3, 4.l I ' ' THE SENIORS C QCII' If MARLENE STROSCHEIN an honor student Durtng her four years ln hlgh school Marlene has been a member of the Tr1H1 Y ln her freshman and sophomore years the Iumor Play Commlttee ln her Iumor year and the Spamsh Club 1n her semor year ELDA THOMAS known for her smcerrty Elda has been a member of the Lrbrary Club C2 3 4l Assembly Club l4l Tr1H1Y Cl 2 43 Band f3l Glee Club C2 35 and was an actxve partxclpant tn the mmstrels tl 27 as an usherette tl 2 3D and on the Publxcrty Committee of the Senior Play ELVIRA VECCHIO a very quiet glrl known to most ol us as Vera She was a member of the College Club and was 1n the Style Show 1n her sen1or year She took the general course CLAUDIA WATSON a commercral student Claucha was a member of the Trl Hx Y 1n her fresh man year and secretary of 1t m her sophomore year She also belonged to the Glee Club K2 3l College Club and took part m m1nstrels tl 27 and the Style Show WLGJ' 6 If ff! fo 61,6 LQU8 21 51466855 PETE TARTLINE known for his shy smlle lunlor played baseball ID hrs sophomore and Jumor years and was a mem ber of the Stage Crew for the Iunlor Class Play l-le took the general course WILLIAM VALAURI known for h1s wlse cracks 1 was on the Stage Crew for the Sen lor Class Play He took the general course and was especxally noted for hrs outstand1ng work 1n shop ROSE VECCHIO a gxrl wrth a sweet cl1spos1t1on known to us as Rosre She took the general course and partlcrpated 1n the Style Show IH her sophomore year KATHERINE WEIDAW a member of the Tr1 H1 Y rn her fresh man and sophomore years and presl dent of 1t tn her semor year Kathy also belonged to the Spanish Club Press Club College Club and par trcrpated m the Iumor Play mlnstrels fl 2 33 Glrls Actlvltxes C1 2l and the Class Day Program 1n her fresh man year DONNA YOUNG during her four years IH hlgh school Donna has been a member of the Trx Hx Y Spanlsh Club lumor Prom Com nuttee and Iuntor Play Program Com mlttee She was al o an usherette tn her Junior year m the Style Show tn her semor year and partlcrpated rn the Gxrl s Recreanon Actxvxtxes Z A cf 0 t ' . 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' We Learn to Keep Healthy Busy Beqinners Learning About Our Country Modern Hornernakinq 26 Dramatic Entertainers Efficiency Plus Learning BY Experiments Citizens of Tomorrow 27 jig ju we CQPJ5 The term IS out and so are we so oft to the Of'f1C9S and factones we flee At the wa1t1ng Jobs or at campus grounds our happy cr1es from the hllls resound W1th dlplomas 1n hand and 1n a mature frame of m1nd we ll search for a l1v1ng or whatever we can f1nd But fond memor1es creep upon us Just to leave us w1th a s1gh and among these treasured memor1es are our days at P1tca1rn Hlgh Tom Gorman who l1ked P O D Now teaches a class IH Democracy Donna Young who l1ked to gab ls now the dr1ver of a tax1 cab Dent1st Leddon f1lls teeth w1th gold He s very klnd to both young and old A very qu1et g1rl was Ioan Now IS a secretary at Bu1ld1ng and Loan That Tartllne boy that we call lun ls burldmng a space sh1p to fly to the moon lo Ann Backus the Queen ot our Prom Now cheers her patrents from dusk t1ll dawn Drck Stef'f1n1no better known as Rrch Plays ball for the Plrates h1s pos1t1on IS pltch Laura McCoy who comes from Derry ls now a lYp1Sl 1n a llbrary If you want serv1ce thats really best Go to Egan s garage 1t s qulte a success Anto1nette Gallo GHICISDCY plus Became a l1CkGl collector on a Greyhound Bus Bob Ballenger who does no harm Is very happy on h1s western farm Known for her sewrng 1S Esther Adams Now she s modelmg for h1gh class madams Ioe DeV1to who sure gets around Got lost 1n a bllzzard and has never been found Then there s Ianet who was always w1th lerry We re glad to hear they t1nally d1d marry Patton gave us a guy named Pete He IS now the best cop on the beat Elda and Don now own a farm And keep the1r horses safe from harm LOUIS Baney our class cassanova Has dates from here to V1llanova Anto1nette Buccella known as Dolly ls a chorus g1rl ln a Z1egf1eld Folly Malandra known as s1lent Lou ls on the rad1o readmg tunn1es to you lane L1ndqu1st has gone far w1th her art She now palnts the w1ndows of the Darry Mart Hollywood bound 1S Ierry Duke He plays the role of a mov1e spook Marlene Stroschem the g1rl w1th the a1r Now works at Antorne s and hxes ha1r A baseball star wrll be lack Kelly Hell play rovrng short stop for Manager Skelly Sally Kassrmatls our debat1ng star As a woman attorney IS gomg far Our classroom sleeper was Fred Brooky Now has a Job but st1ll plays hookey Dons Mensch wrth pretty red ha1r Works as a seamstress w1th never a care 1 1 . . 1 . . 1, 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 11 11 . 11 11 1 1 11 . 11 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 11 . 11 - 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . 1 . . 1 - ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - . 1 . 1 1 1 1 if J UA CHJAJ5 Eugene Curatt1 a sure swell fellow Now s1ngs l1ke Stnatra sweet and mellow Kathy We1daw ln the future w1ll be A trapeze art1st for all to see That t1m1d boy we all knew as Al ls now marrred to h1s Turtle Creek gal Ros1na Pregano a woman 1n whrte To her patlents IS kmd and polrte Bobo George who eluctdated rlddles Works crossword puzzles as he flddles Dorxs and Pmky that Well known team Now have a famlly that s rlght on the beam There s a brtght new restaurant up on the 1 And 1n 1ts kxtchen we ll flnd Ruth Klehl Tony Cardamone known as Tot Has made h1s fortune and owns a yacht Betty and Irm w1th therr fr1endly grlns Now advert1se as the Tom Twms A dr1bble a pass a basket complete Wlth our Sklp McElroy none can compete Natalte Mrgnogna a talented lass Now plays w1th Lombardo and really has class That Brendllnger g1rl named Mary Allce Marrred a prmce and llves tn a palace B111 Valun our stage crew hand Owns a trumpet and plays 1n the band Donna Ramp wlth a laugh and a roke ls now a comed1an w1th Bob Hope When the U S votes for the man w1th the bu1ld To full back Steve Kllpa the people w1ll yleld B T C tramed Marrlyn r1ght Now R1ch1e s homework she can type Presldent Rlch our good natured man Wrll keep the peace throughout the land We now see Mar1an Gerhart As a magazlne cover Sweetheart Wrtty Wayne our Senlor Clown Is now the greatest man about town Mary Ruth Splker a cute malorette Works 1n a mght club and sells crgarettes Our pharmacy salesman George Myers Has a drugstore w1th many buyers Elvlra Vecchlo so sweet and shy Iomed C A P and learned to fly Paul Smeltzer our rnathematlcal bram Now collects l1CkGlS on a P R R tram Ruth Root st1ll works at the Dalry Mart Where Buck Henderson gave her a start Spuna and Irene always together Now sell Hudsons xn all klnds of weather Our trcket grrl Patsy Kurey by name Has left the theater for a life of fame Dorothy Roberts that cute httle v1xen ls now Mrs Allen Duron Mary Beth who was ever so merry Has declded to become a MISSIOHUIY lean McCauley a student homemaker ls now the wtfe of an undertaker Rose Vecchro a g1rl from the h1ll ls a bare back rlder and has never a splll Betty lane Salamone we call her Sal Works as her boss favorlte gal Mary Cather1ne wrth her art1st s hand ls a famous pa1nter throughout the land Lmda McNe1ll the star of our play ln the movles has gone a long way Mary Doms the queen of the kxtchen Works at Stouffer s as a d1et1t1an That fearsome fellow known as Lang Wtll st1ll be loaflng w1th the gang Yvonne McCabe w1th her cheerful chatter Goes to Forbes Freld Just to wave at a batter Ronald Adams a natural speaker Is now a publlc OHICG seeker Nancy DeV1rg1l1o w1th personallty plus Wrll be on telev1s1on srnglng to us Dorothy Hockenberry who cooks so well Has pubhshed a cook book wh1ch ts now sa e Btll Goodlln who loved to tease Now has plenty of motors to grease Claudla Watson whose VOICS was Grade A ls now record1ng w1th Gordon McCrae 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . 1 1 . . 11 11 . . . . 11 11 . . . 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 1 ' ' h'll 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 ' I I I II Il 1 1 1 . 11 . 11 1 I 1 1 , 1 . . . 1 ' I I 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . , , 1 . .. 1 1 1 . . . . 11 11 11 1 D 1 Il I . . . . 1 1 - I I ' ' ' . . 1 I I I - I . 1 1 1 ' I 1 11 . 11 1 1 I 1 I I I , 1 1 1 I 1 JUNIOBS 1 H 91 If 0111014 0 HUX IFGI' We the Iunrors aar y trotted across t e street three years aqo Prtde swept over us because we were Freshman Qur fellows partrcrpated 1n football and the other sports whtle tl1e qtrls rorned tl e Glee Club and Tr1 H1 Y The Trl H1 Y held therr annual for 11al Cl Aprrl 2 l9-18 S 11oky and HIS Mtdmqhters fur rnshed the 111us1c The next year we act o ttttle more bra headed we were Sophomores Aqam the qrrls entered rn t1e Tr1 H1 Y and Glee Club and the boys were acttve IH sports ln our Sopltcrnc e ye rr we neadn thrnktnq of bu1ld1nq up our class treasury Under tl e rd tscry rl Mr N S tl cnd Nr I P Harman we sod rnaaaztnes Mr W Mcl.1 tney helped tn t e sale ot Sparkle Tubes Tl e Trt H1 Y helo the tc l or A l 9 l949 Mellon Serenaders was the orchestra choser Then we carne tc v l C s tc DQ t te areatest year At the polls we elected Ron Cotyk presrdent ot e lu nor Class Bo lvhddlelcauf vrce prestdent and Laura Delaetrs secretary reasurer ln order to ratse nor ey C lunrors 1 c sored a dance after the Trafford game Mrs A E Berqn an d1rected the ludtor play Nuts and Bolts The cast rncludedl Beartnqer R Bolden A Brendlrnqer G Cl1nton Ft Cotyk W Kelly W Poque F Preaano T Puckey R Root R Short S Th1bodeau and A T1ber1o Two of our more LIl1lD1l1OUS football players Don Clements and Ron Cotyk recetved honorable rrrentrons on the All Valley Team The lun1or boys who played football were R lvhddlelcaut G lackson R Short D Flory Ron Cotyk and Don Clements As a perfect chrnax to our luntor Year the Prom was held at the Edgewood Country Club on Aprrl 28 l95U We danced by r11qht to Clyde Kmght s Orchestra sc 30 . Q ll Il ' fl 5 ' I I . . ,t 11 . , , 1 ..- 11 C . Y 7 ' . t. 1 . , . ,c -A .c , . Y X T I , X , . . . 1 '. , .1 4 1:1 v ' 1 lf.. 11 1 1 .. . l .,. . . , E11 4 .A , ,l . 1 . . , A 1 V - . 'r rua I W1 4 . ' ' .1 ia, va 1- . tl . L11 I sc, D , , . ft C K. ' V X Y 41, 1 , . . , , hr- c sy, 3. , . , - 4 V , - r - 1 - 1 - 1 Q . . , , . a 4 49 'A 36 at QI, fo UQ ls - Q 6 as N I R ITOP PICTURE? First row-A. Cliieiio, R. Cicrotelli, B. NOYITKTII M. Sun' brcucjn, L. Bianchi, F.. Troy, C. Stifiler, F. lvlQCQ4iuQey, N. Pcnicflzell 1. Second row-I, Loqfin, A. Petrocelli, A, RCSSA E HfLf 1s A. Feline, L. l-leskin, E. Currier, K. Fiedulc, D. Vt' illfgrn. Third row-G. Clinton, H. lckus, S. Pmks, K . Llvpxul, Ll. VVyles, C. George, B. Gipson, L Cock, Nl. Ncsei M. Lukeizurt, Fourth row-M. NlgKo'.-:cm E. Krisc, D. C-ii:.p LL-ll, fl. Gci L. DeLe-tis, I. Spangler, A. Mick, S. Tnilzodeziu, M. Mueller, E. llivk. .7 Xxf' lBO'I'TOM PICTURE? CII First row-D. Gossiii, VV. K1-lly, A. T116-rio, l, Bows., Bwzrinqer, M. Szocklc-y, Egldeii, Y. Virius. Second row-R. Lynn, C. llclliz ni xl., R. H.u1Lfr, A. Dc'Cen don, R. Eqifif l. CIISSfId'1, lff, Clfirlc. Third row-l. Tncrnpscn, M. Miiiiilcvicn, R. Musser, Puvkc-y, T iAF'f.'. l. it ltr. l. lflcilxon, l. Ad.:r:.s, A. Eu-ndlinfgf-I, B. Bundle lcv, G. lxlgClcskey. Fourth row-G. luckscn, VI. Ecircj B. Krxusg, C. Srzlyurcls C. Cim.:, R, Middlelcciuf, D. Clements, R. Cctyk. Fifth row-' lflcff 1. JV. Poque, R. Rcct, Talley, F. Preqnno, SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row-E. Irrxksnn S. Kfrrxerer, B. IVE.: M, Mrtnccnrr E. Crrrrrz I, Steving B. 'I':rtl1..f', I. Krug Lf. W1Il1'rrrr'S. Second row-M. George, D. Bccrrer, F. Trvrnpson, M. Ed, '.v'rrdS, P. Mrrsxlz V. Cie P. F.f'Kfr1?if-, D. Yzirirrr I. Szeqkf-ly. Third row-M. Amrxrosz, B. Leger, B. Gecrge, B. Shannon M. McKinney E. Hill, P. Lind M. Ferrari B. Bush. Fourth row-T. Gray, M. Schenk, G. Dicrble, K. Loutsenhizer, ,Y M, Mczrtz 'Junlevy B. Krxuse, H. Ceres, P H M B E SOPHOMORE BOYS First row-C. IVIr:E.c:1 G. Cxarrxrttrnrzs F. Helden, I. Litzmqer I. Tcic, B. Chic-rio, G. Queizr, D. Morrison, C. Parks, Second row-G. COQ.rer, R. Fiery, VV. McCIowski, P. De-Bone U. Ccnrud, C. Ctrl, I. Ivkfzrerirrrir, M. Wilson. Third row-I. Nelson B, Boyd, B. Peer, F. Yeclqer, F. Border K. Chrismcxn. Fourth row-P. Blunkenbuehler, R. Morzzzhun, A. Roe, T Keeley. A . -P. Y '- it .'H',ll '1 SOPHOIVIORES ': knlf . '1','5.Af4,'4Z ,g 1- -ge , -gg, . -V ft -' 1 N74 xS2PAl:5tlC0lf06! .ST7lDA,0ll'LOI'e:i Having hit the halfway mark in H1gh School the Sophomores feel pretty proud f themselves We are well represnted in all the activlties of the High School including basket ball and football At a class meeting it was unanimously declded that Tom Keely would be the Class president for his second year To help him are vice president Frank Yeager and sec retary Pearl Lind who will help guide us through our Sophomore year Our chlef adviser is Mr Sm1th Speaking of guiding it was Al Roe Don Musser Iesse Nelson lack Litzinger Frank Yeager Bob Chiefto Elmer Krynicke Bob Mona ager Its Pitcairn High School Its Pitcairn High School the pride of everybody here and the prlde of all the sophomores IS the three boys who made first str1ng on the football team Our three Railroaders are B111 McCloskey Bob Monahan and Don Musser But Just as impor tant were the boys on the rest of the team They were Paul DeBone Don Flory Tom Keely Ioe Wareham B1chard Holden Charles Corl Gary Quear Bob Ch1ef'fo Elmer Krynicki Dick Peer and lack Litzmger To help boost the morale are the cheerleaders three cute Sophomores among them Evelyn Iackson ludy Szekeley and Betty Tartline To give football a Floor show interest was the maiorettes with Dona lean Steving and Shirley Kemmerer represent ing the Sophomores Music MUSIC Music but you dont need the nickel to get the Sophomores to sing in the Glee Club There are about thirty Sophomore girls in the club We have Kay Loutsenhizer and Esther Cima acting as secretaries Better late than never and although our Tri H1Y started late this year 1ts better than ever Betty Tartline as president and Marilyn Schenck as secretary make up the Sophomore officers The band is very important in school act1v1 ties also More on the serious side IS the newly or more representatives were Tamar1a Gray and Dick Boyd Other representatives from the Sophomore Class are Dona Booher from the L1 brary Club and Maxine Edwards from the Trl H1 Y The Sophomores supported all other activities which went on in the school also The Sophomore Class gained S5120 so far this year They Worked hard for it though by selling magazines selllng line ups at the foot ball games and last but not least sponsoring a dance The gym was highly decorated and the Sophomores made out Well At this Fifty Year mark we are predictlng that within the next fifty years you w1ll see the records of many Sophomores from Pitcairn High School who have achieved success 0 . .I O . . . han, and Rich Holden acting as assistant man- qanized Student Council- The elected Sephe- 33 ITOP PICTUREI Fits! row-V. irn I. Tlcrn rs I. Brrllefnqefr, I. Ifefrrps, C. Iffffiy ff. .:4.1f1jOKjii I.. DELL-TIS, E. Fnfiduk, E. Conrad. Second row-C, Erooky. I. Derqdn, M. Holman, R. Kopel, L. Rlfil I. Mrizndru C. Miqnoqno, B. Adams, Cv. Iohns D, Sxlyqrds. Third row-C. Penrod, N. Dcrvrs, R. Borst, I. VVc1rson, C. Crowe-Ii, C. Ross, I. Lcbouqh. Fourth row-S. Keeley P. Brlney, XIV. Bendorf, D. Fisher, B. Esker, I. Roberts W. Fcwser. F R E H M E I N CBOTTOM PICTURE! First row-P, Hill, I. Blass, M. Tnornpscn, L. Hysonq, C. PGICQ, I. T'.v:'1rdf:'.-Jskr VV. Bssf, D. Pzrks, D. MCC1'.:in. Second row-I. Hunter, A. Dunsmcre, B. Clossen, A. Adams VV. Bowser, I. Ssizrbrsugh, C. Irwin, S. Airqcod. Third row-G. Goodlin, I. Rizzo, P. Lung, S. Adams. FRESHMAN fff X Ar' , XAIIA' Q :Q S. 1' 1: 2' 1 1 5 'x' . r' i'1'1 ' 1, 1: 1 ul? N fx' , . 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Vf - ,:: 1 f 1- 'b '3 V -'ix 1 U ','v- i SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE AJ' jttllfe OZLGCJEPJ Seventh grade classes met many old and new trrends when school opened rn September 1949 The f1fSl year of Iunror Hrgh School had many new phases for all of us New class mates n1ne drfterent teachers new class per 1OdS and much movrng about from per1od to per1od The oH1cers of our classes are 7 l s Presrdent Lee Gray V1cePres1dent Ianet Brown Treasurer Sh1rley DeV1rg1l1o Secretary Lee Afnca 7 2s oftrcers are Presrdent Terry Zrmmerman VrcePres1dent Patrrcra Turner Treasurer Patsy Moria Secretary Dolores Lynn We took part rn our new Student Councrl The representattves from the seventh grade are Sh1rley DeV1rg1l1o and Terry Zrmmerman who have partrcrpated 1n most of the actrvrtres Before our Chrlstmas vacatron we all en Joyed the grtt exchange and entertarnment ot our home room party Elghteen ot the seventh grade students par trctpated rn Prtcarrns band thrs year But the Trafford game 1S the only game they played at They also took part rn assembl1es and 1n the annual concert rn March ln the band there are two drummers two alto horn one barrtone two trumpets three clarrnets two trombones and one saxophone from the seventh grade Economrcs Club under the d1rect1on of Mrss Cllne Regular meetrngs were held weekly Our frrst proJect was a br1dge cloth Our pres ent proJect 1S a knrtted scart On February 13 1950 we had a Valentlne Party on the th1rd floor of Burldrng Two At the beg1nn1ng of the year our grrls slgned up for varlous recreatron Among them were ktck ball newcomb tumblrng varrous dancrng and plng pong We were under the supervrslon of Mrss Warnock The boys recreatronal program was con ducted by Mr Klausrng There were srx teams and each team played one hour Due to the help of Mr Klausrng the Iunror Hrgh basketball team ended 1n second place Wtth a record of e1ght w1ns and e1ght losses we attarned a percentage of 5007 P1tca1rn got oft wrth a good start wrnnrng from Trafford and East McKeesport Although the Iunlor Hugh School lost e1ght games the start1ng f1Ve went down f1ght1ng to the last whrstle The Cubs 1n whrch there were a number of seventh grade boys d1d not have luck wlth them last year w1nn1ng two losrng two and tyrng two They beat Blackrrdge and W1lk1ns burg lost to East McKeesport and Turtle Creed and tred Bethel and North Braddock The coaches of the Cubs team are B1ll Mlgnogna and Mr Flory Enthusrasm and co operatlon have con tr1buted largely to a happy and successful elghth school year Class OHICSIS elected for th1s year were Presrdent tor 8 l Dean Borst Vrce presrdent Ronald DeV1to Secretary Mary lane Folrno Treasurer Darrell Cook 82 Presr dent Robert Shendan Vrce prestdent Iohn Tartlrne Secretary Iudy Snee Treasurer Lor etta Wensel 8 3 Presrdent Patrrcxa Mrgnogna Vrce pres1dent Martha Louttrt Secretary Davtd West Treasurer Barbara Heaton Those of our classmates part1c1pat1ng rn the Band Concert under the drrectron ol Mr Artac were Donald Shrader lack Strerner Iosephrne Mento Harold Brrney Ronald DeV1to Davrd Lukehart Derrge Murray Loretta Wensel Wayne Brlney Charles Iones Rlchard Lentz Carl Howard The erghth grade representatlves tor stu dent councrl were Dean Borst and Patrrcra Mrg nogna Lots Mowry represented the Home Economlcs club rn th1s organlzatron Reynold Dempsey Davrd Iackson Ronald DeV1to George Campbell and Raymond Troy were the erghth grade representatwes for the basketball team The team record stood at e1ght wrns e1ght losses Both boys and g1rls recreatronal programs were held from December to May boys met once weekly grrls tw1ce Boys actrvltres tn 1ng The erghth grade g1rls sewrng and kmttmg clubs met weekly under the SUDGIVISIOU of Mlss Clrne and Mrs Kuhn Sewrng Club OHICGIS were Presrdent Iudy Snee Vrce Presrdent Marcra Warner Secretary LOIS Mowry Treas urer Patncra Mlgnogna Knrttrng Club OHICGIS were Presrdent Esther Egrdro Vrce Pres1dent Sh1rley Agar Secretary Nora Closson Treasurer Ianxce Davrdson The seventh and erghth grades had a Val entrne party w1th refreshments from etghth grade and entertamrnent by seventh grade The g1rls sent 1nv1tat1ons to all Iunror Hlgh teachers One of our frrst partles was a Hallowe en party held rn the Commumty Club Varrous party comm1ttees were selected The party was chaperoned by Iunror Hrgh teachers The second party of the year was held on May frfth It was held 1n the gym and the sev enth grade was 1ncluded The success of the party was 1n one small measure the result of tarthtul comm1ttee work and teacher supervlslon Prtcarrn F1re Company 11:2 sponsored a Frre Preventron Essay Contest The most out standrng essays were wrrtten by Thora Flack Frrst PIIZG Ianrce Davrdson Second PIIZG Esther Egrdto Thrrd Pr1ze Although the students of e1ghth grade came to the Iumor I-hgh from three drl-ferent schools much progress has been ga1ned We hope to garn much more 1n the comrng years and are lookrng forward to golng to the H1gh School 1 ' : ' - 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' ' : I , ' , ' Seventh qfC1d9 Q1flS Orgamzed a Home :luded boxing, volleyball, newcomb and tumb- l' . 3 1 1 I I I , - : , ' 1 - I u I 1 I I - v U- . . I l I 1 , I ' I I I I I I I l ' . 1 1 1 I I I I ' ' : - -' ' 2 ' ' - ' : 1 r A- -nf ' ' ' 36 Grade Grade OUR FUTURE LEADERS First row-I. TUIHPI, S. Rizzc I. Ross G, Ross E ic it C1 IYWIN Luckurt, T. Loyd, B. Mign Second row-R. Ross, B. Vv'hi1EpL id N. Clcssen, T. FI Fien un Third row-I, Rutter, I. Freq 1 Wien R. McCabe Fourth row-A, Flennei, I. Minnivu k'L- i P. Mic Q w 1 o w R. Sheridan, C, Iones, D. Lentz, I. Hysonq, B. Heups Fifth row-R. DeCenzo, R. Beuker, L. Frcincesuiuni, E. Eqi S -3.1 ic R Demi sy 1 berson, R. Sem, D. Isckscr Sixth row-I. Snee, S. Mark-el, D. Dunievy, I. Briney, M. Vtfzrner W. Briney, M. MrQuiney, W. Tdylor Seventh row-A. Kraus, I. Davidson, S. Gelick, Cu. Belden, G. Murray, B. Bonner, P. Cummings R. Troy, I. Suunders, D. Bczst, R. Cepic, R.Gcod1in SEVENTH GRADE First row-L. Belden, I. Cook, P. Turner, I. R, , .,. . u'1 n . Iciins, P, Tnurn, F. Kren, A. Mcngino, C. Keihl, P. Moria, P. Szeckly Second row--N. Huist, I. Miller, L. Helmen, K. Romano, L. Iifziliiwuuqzn, B. Lcfredd, I. Vuvkiqe, T. Toothmon, K. Miqnoqn-:1 Third row-D. Brown, H. Ain: sd B. Iflennt-r, F. Egan P. f' ssnn fl. Iiffs I ' 'v'x':ItIxcs'1:, G. Iiolfriuii, B, Sli:-iii, E. Roiw-tts, G. Mo: Fourth row-F,C.1:1k,I.. Ango I , Q., .i. . -V 'i ', E3 ' . f.,Q -:, X. LU .1 -, ,T Fifth row-S. DfJViIqi1iO, M. DwLuw1, F. Bind, M. 13-1L1ItdPEI5, IU. Lynn, T. .' Sixth row-G. Diuivle, E. Adunzs, S. Fediuk, C. Stillwell, S. Bernuid, B. Aiiuocwd, II, Briney, H. Keppel, L. Mundcqe, L. Cwrcxy, E. Clinton Seventh row-I. DePaul, I. Biox-.'n, S. Boohei, B. Kelloski, S. Cn. wc, B. Duke, R. Auqistini P. Gulle, L. Atricic, E. Dover, I. Borst 37 Cllfl j0l'gQf 38 1 .135 X Q I C94 I X L A , . ' - AC Q i x . 'q XX , ffl df.. ,X .WI X H HV . 1 1, vs-'44 M lg 2 X Y' QQ Xi ,N X gf? E X Ma ff a .fi PUBLICATIONS . WM ffm my First Row Alyce Mae Harshberqer Nancy Pamchelh Io Anne Backus Mary Ahce Szeckley Marqxe Scar brough Nancy DeV1rq1l1o Second Row Mr W1ll1am Smxth tad vxsorl Marqxe Krxsantz Catherlne Wezdaw Don Flory Esther Ellen Adams Sylvla Th1bodeau Russell Georqe The Press Club under the advlsorshlp ot Mr W1ll1am Sm1th edlts the school paper and the Annual Retrospect The Iumor Press Club devotes 1ts tune to the Tattler whlle the Semor Club ed1ts the Year Book The Tattler staff elected as Edltors 1n Chlet W1n1tred Kelly and Harshberger Mary Allce Szeckley Socxety Ed1 tors Betty Norman Sylv1a Tlubodeau Sports Edxtors Nancy Pan1chell1 Don Flory Bus1ness Managers MQTJOIIG Krts-antz Patsy McGauley We the edltors of the Year Book are Nancy DeV1rq1l1o Io Anne Backus Esther Ellen Adams Cather1ne We1daw and Russell George A few new GCl1V1l19S developed m our club thls year A representatwe was sent to the newly onqmated orqamzatron 1n our school the Student Councll Members of the lumor Press lub held a Backward Dance for the ent1re school The Senlor Class donated S400 towards the Annual thls year wh1ch IS comparatlvely more than the usual amount q1ven We atta1ned S245 worth of advertlslng The subscr1pt1ons made up the balance of the Sl 250 O0 wh1ch was the cost of our Book The lumor and Sen1or Press Club beqan the season Wllh a w1nter p1cn1c at Mr and Mrs Sm1th s cottage at Forbes State Park near Llg omer A h1ke was made to 90 Foot Bock near the top of the mounta1n Food was prov1ded by the members of the club To 1n1t1ate the Iumors a rock splashlnq contest was held ln the f1Sl'11I'1Q stream A supper was served rn the cabm later tn the evemng Margie Scarbrouqh, News Editors-Alyce A D ' 1 I 40 P.H.S.BAND The band, under the direction of Mr. Eugene Artac, is composed of 52 members. This year they entertained with striking band music and clever formations at the halves of football games. This year they did not organize as a club. Through the erforts of Mr. Artac, the band has greatly increased in membership. They displayed their talent at assemblies and pep rallies and performed an excellent Spring Con- cert. BAND First row-M. Mc-Kowen, P, McCauley M. Spiker, I. George, I. Lang, S. Kem erer, D. Stevings, M. Szeckely, Second row-E. Artac, M. Mrlndoe, D Boyd, C. Iones, F. Rutter, I. George, I Streiner, D. Schrader, I. Marsula, B Shearer. Third row--C. McCoy, D. Gossar, I. Lind quist, L. Gray, I. Mento, L. VVentzel, R Agostine, D. Lukehart, C. lantimarino. Fourth row-I. Heaps, L. Mandich, B Closson, E. Fiedak, P. Turner G. Mur ray, B. Closson, B. Geigar, I. Vukic. Fifth row-T. Zimmerman, M. Louitt, B Moon, S. Thurn, B. Morley, D. Lynn, R DeVito. Sixth row-D. Lentz, T. Lindquist, W Briney, B. Booher, S. Adams. Seventh row-L. Baney, N. Davis, I McMasters, F. Lentz, I. Roberts, R George. GLEE CLUB First row-E. Iackson, B. Iicha, E. Cima A. Chiefto, R. Ciccotelli, S. Thompson L. Bianchi, M. Mignogna, B. Norman M. Donis, B. Hunt, I. King, D. Stevings B. Tartline, M. Williams, N. Panichella Second row-E. Artac tDirectorJ, M. Na ser, P. Thompson, M. Edwards, E. Car rier, A. Rosso, E. DeLetis, K. Feidak I. Lindquist, P. Marsula, L. Cole, P McKenzie, D. Mensch, D. Thomas, I Szeckly, S. Kemerer. Third row-M. George, R. Krause, B Gipson, R. Root, H. Cepic, P. Lind, V Virtus, M. McKowan, D. Iohnson, M Brindle, M. Ferraro, B. Rush, D. Booher L. DeLetis. Fourth row-I. Bowser, I. George, M Spiker, B. Peer, I. Cook, I. Bearinger, G Clinton, S. Thibodeau, M. Szeckely, R Pitz, L. Fike, B. George. Fifth row-M. Schenk, B, Shannon, M McKinney, R. Leger, E. Hill, I. Cassada A. Mick, M. Muller, E. Mick, E. Krise Sixth row-A, Brendlinger, K, Loutson hizer, I. Waslo, R, Lynn, R. Bolden, G McGloskey, T. Gray. Seventh row-B. Brinclle, A. DeCenzo, M. Martz, M. Dunlevy, C. Diable, L McNiell, M. Brendlinger. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, under the leadership of Mr. Eugene Artac, has increased in membership considerably this year. Many entertaining pro- grams were presented such as an Armistice Day program and Christmas program. They undertook an active part in the Kiwanis Musi- cale. The Club meets twice a week to train their voices in choral singing. The Club elected Ianet George President, Mary Ruth Spiker First Viceepresident, Betty Hunt Second Vice-President, Esther Cima Sec- retary and Kay Loutsenhizer Treasurer. ASSEMBLY CLUB The Assembly Club, under the supervision of Miss Bernice Keefer, consists of the members of the Public Speaking Class. The Club pre- sented several of their own programs, five Atrium Bureau Assemblies and one special asembly. They sponsored the selling of as- sembly passes and tickets. Until Student Coun- cil was organized in the school, the Assembly Club planned all pep rallies before football games. The elected officers for the year were Nancy DeVirgilio President, and Mary Alice Brend- linger Secretary-Treasurer. ASSEMBLY CLUB Hunt, P. Eyes. SPANISH CLUB nu... . . . ya. SPANISH CLUB This year the Spanish Club has held many activities such as a Spanish Assembly, covered dish dinner, bake sale, and the Annual Spanish Banquet. The purpose of this club is to learn to un- derstand Spanish and to speak the language more fluently. Green and yellow are the colors of the club and their motto is Skill is better than strength . Chosen as officers this year were lo-Anne Backus President, Natalie Mignogna Vice-Presi- dent, and Tom Gorman Secretary-Treasurer. The Club is under the advisorship of Mrs. Anna Betty Bergman. Seated-B. Ste-ffenino, E. Tlccir s R Lang, M. Brendlinger, A. Cird imone D. Mensch, D. Keites, N. DeV1rgilio Standing-B. Keefer, advisory E George W. Egan, I.. McCoy, B. Adams I First row-l. George, M. Strc e Lindquist, N. Mignognq, B. in M. Bal-mt, D. Young. Second row-lvf. Gerizdrt, D. 1 li Mclndce, K. Eifeid L. IJ VI. Sfiieufz, Third row-l. lifgflrcy L. Bznf y f I.. S qiyv. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF First row-D. Wallace, P. McKenzie. L. Bianchi S. Thompson, M. XNilliarns, E. Carrier C. Stiffler, R. Troy, M. Spiker. Second row-Mrs. Kuhns tadvisorl, R. ot H. Kiehl, E. Krisc, S. Parks, I Logan M. Mignogna. Third row-I. Cassada, B. Gipson, R HOME ECONOMICS CLUB st row-Mrs. Kuhns, I. Turner, S H1 o M. Hass, T. Flavk, G. Ross, P rnmr I. Miller, B. Mullen, D. Brown Pt ten, Miss t'flinv. Second row-B. Wliittilii-iid, H. ltwss, N tssnn, M. Clllilvl, S. Bt-tnard, lt. Air c cl I. Cook, P. Iofxns B. Classcn, l.. .it,gli. rd rowhl. Ruttvr, I. Frtftztrri:-, I. Troy oino, l.. Mowry, S, liiiotit-r, ll. Pl-- M Horst. C. Harriario, I. Hay. ourlh row-A. Flencr, I. lvfinnisuuci, P o na, B. Heaten. P. Hollihaugn, D Q inders, H. Egan. C. Stillwell, D. Lynn r k. row-R. TTeCenzo, li, B+-vkt-r, l. intleschini, E. Egido, V, Heskin, M s u. L. Heiman, I, Brown Ll DcLuL S.DeVirgilic. h row-I. Sn-ee, S, lwizrkel. D. Dun I Brine-y, S. Age-r E. Adams B inslcy, P. Bard, E. Feidcrk, G. Diablo Seventh row-A. Kraus. I. Davidson. C o :ck V. Holden, M. 'vVarner, l. DePaul M DeVinney, B. Duke, S. Ciocno. AMERICA KFI-'IRT 17th 6 Sth gradel F. H. A. Their purposes are to further interests in home economics, encourage dernocracy in tire horne and community and emphasize the irrif portance of a good home life. Under their otti- cers, Betty Gipson, President, llene Krise, Vice- Presidenty Carol Stiftler, Secretaryy Dorothy 'Wal- lace, Treasurer: and Mrs. L. Kuhns, Advisor, the girls planned a complete recreation prograzri. During this year, two representatives, Ruth Root and Betty Gipson, attended the State Con- vention ot F. H. A. at Scranton. Their zriotto, Toward New Horizons, is surely an excellent one. HOME ECONOMICS The l-lonie Ec Club consists of a cornbiria- tion ot the seventh and eighth grade vocational students. Their purpose is to increase interest and knowledge in horneznaking. The seventh grade displayed their talent by turning out paintings, shoe shiners, and colorful napkin sets. ln the eighth grade a knitting section was also iorrned. They turned out bright scarts, rnit- tens and oven sweaters. Stutted anirnals and ballerina halt-slips were made by the entire eighth grade club. Miss Lillian Cline is advisor. JUNIOR Under the direction of Mrs. Anna Betty Bergman the Iunior Class presented a three act Farce-Comedy entitled Nuts and Bolts , on November 18th and 19th. The home of Miss Bolts' tashionably styled living room was the scene of the play. The plot was centered around a fortune left by Mr. Ben- jarnin Bolt, which he had securely hidden in Miss Bolts home. This led to a mad scramble in fortune-hunting which brought many laughs to the audiences. IUNIOH PLAY W. Kelly. Brendlinqer, G. Clinton, I. Bearinqer l STAGE CREW Mrs. A. Bergman, I. Marsula, PLAY STAGE CREW The stage crew, consisting of eight mem- bers, did as much toward making the play a success as did the immediate cast. They are to be highly commended for their patience and skillful workmanship. Seated-R. Bolden, R. Root, S. Thibo deau, A. Tiberio, F. Preqano, R. Cotyk Standing--T. Pucky, W. Poque, A S. Mofia, W. Clark, M. Mihalovich C Cima, I. Bernard, W. Tully, A. Folmo SENIOR PLAY Mary Beth Mclndoe, Marian Gerhart, Steve Klipa, Sally Kassimatis, Richard Hager, Io-Anne Backus, Richard Stei- tinino, Charles Leddon, Ianet George, Mary Ruth Spiker, Mary Catherine Bal- ant, Louis Baney, Betty lane Salamone, Doris lean Keites, Slip McElroy, George Myers. STAGE CREW William Valuri, Dorothy Roberts, Esther Ellen Adams, Antoinette Gallo, lean Pfister, Elda Thomas, Robert Lang, Ioe DeVito, Miss Keeler. SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play entitled Life of the Party which was held April 21st and 22nd in the High School auditorium, was a lively understanding study of modern youth and the modern family. The Hughes family moves to Butterfield and begins to choose friends. They make mistakes of course but in the end, they are wiser because of them. They throw a party which they hope will be a success but things which seemed funny before, end as serious implications. The play was under the direction of M. Bernice Keefer. STAGE CREW The stage crew, which consisted of nine members, worked as hard towards making the play a success as did the immediate cast. The girls sewed and the boys took over the role of carpenters. Both worked as a team to produce the desired sound effects. COLLEGE CLUB This year, the College Club has expanded their territory to include aid in general employ- ment as well as entrance in colleges and busif ness schools. Under their presidents, George Myers Ctirst semester? and Betty Salamone tsec- ond semesterl, they have built up a tine collec- tion of catalogues and a complete tiling system open at any time to any student in Boom l4. The efforts ot the club and their advisor, Mr. R. F. Cox, has resulted in various interesting speak- ers who have been a great help to many stu- dents. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club of this year is under the supervision ot Miss Ioyce Ferguson. Miss Fer- guson has helpers, who are known as student librarians. These student librarians aid Miss Ferguson by taking care of incoming and out- going books, as well as a considerable number ot other duties which need to be done to make a library more efficiently run. The officers of the club are President, Elda Thomas: Vice-President, Marilyn Schenk: Sec' retary'Treasurer, Mary Iane McKinney. COLLEGE CLUB gano, E. Vecchio, I. Backus. Virgilic. G. Meyers, L. Malandra, W. Scheutz sf- LIBRAHY CLUB erer. M. McKinney, I. Blose. First Row-I. Steving, B. Salamone, M Holden, D. Keifes, N. Mignogna, R. Pre Second Row-I. Lindquist, A. Gallo, I George, K. Weidaw, M. Gerhart, L McNiell, M. Mclndoe, E. Adams, N. De Third Bow--Mr. R. F. Cox, advisor, S Klipa, L. Baney, T. Gorman, C. Leddori Seated-C. Airgood, R. I-larter, I. Lind Guist, E. Thomas, D. Mensch, S. Kem Standing-I. Ferguson, advisor, E. Fei dak, I. Twardowski, B. Closson, T. Grey B. Shannon, E. Conrad, I. Watson, L Bianchi, M. Martz, M. Schenk, D. Booher STUDENT COUNCIL Front row-T. Zimmerman, I. George, M Spiker, N. DeVirgilio, l.. Mowry, I. Ballenger, M. Balant, I. Backus, D. Keites, R. Hager. Second row-C. Leddon, M. Edwards D. Booher, T. Gray, R. Lynn, P Mignogna, N. Mignogna, N. DeVir- gilio, I. Lindquist, Advisor+R. Cox Third row-R. Borst, R. Stefiinino, A, Tib erio, R. Adams, D. Boyd. STUDENT COUNCIL co-orcfinafej o!5c!Lo0fcurric14!ar acfiuifiw A great effort was made this year to organ- ize a successful Student Council. A group of seniors began by investigating councils in other schools and determining the best set-up for Pit- cairn. A committee, consisting of one member from each home roorn, was elected to draw up the constitution. This constitution was then put before the students. There was some opposi- tion to the idea itself. Before the voting, the con- stitution committee held an assembly at which they tried to clarify each section of the con- stitution and a rally which was strictly for opin- ions on both sides. The vote was a large ma- jority in favor of council and by Christmas we were ready to elect a president. That was Charles Leddon. Other officers, who were elected from within the council, are Vice-Presi- dent, Nancy DeVirgiliog Secretary, Io Anne Backusg and Treasurer, Ianet George. The council elected Mr. Robert F. Cox as their faculty advisor. The first project of council was to sponsor free recording dances in the gym after basket- ball games. By helping with the selling and collecting of tickets, council earned enough to pay for the recordings. Square Dancing was another project which had a good start here. Unfortunately, they were discontinued due to conflicting activities. An Alumni Dance was held on March 3 with the beautiful music of Charles Ioseph's Orchestra. Many ideas were discussed by council that may take some time to carry out. Among these were, to add a course in automobile driving, establish a strong Parent-Teachers Association, build up interest in baseball, sponsor a fund- raising campaign for a swimming pool and bring down the price of dances. A good coun- cil can do a lot for our school and these long- range ideas can come true. Let's hope that Stu- dent Council is here to stay. JUNIOR SENIOR TRI HI Y T e lu IOT SCYIIOT Tr1H1Y IS ur1der I9 superv1s1o11 of Mrs A B Bergman T' ey 1ad regular r11eet1r1gs every lwc weeks At the1r IITST regular 1r1eel1r1g llrey eleclea ll1OlT olhcers wl1o were Kalherme We1daw Pres1der1l Betty lane B IlC1Tll'WTlG V1ce Pres1der1l V1rg1r11a VIYTUQ Treasurer and Bulb Lyrm Secre tcry FRESHMAN SOPHOMOBE TBI HI Y r on 1 Tr1 1 1' 11 der rc sur erv1s1cr1 o B 1 llq c y d se C' 16 IL Nrcscs T Sl e GI c1r e 612111 lunc Tv crracvslcl v1ce Pres1 cfw 1 1 19 lc Secre' ry Trecscr er HIY The Boys H1Y under the SUDQTVISIOII of Mr G A Falls acco111pl1shed 111ucl1 durmg lllG1I 1r1eei1r1gs IlllS year Tl1ey l1eld a regular busmess 1r1eet1r1g every Thursday rughi A basketball learn was orgar11zed by the boys MOVIGS were held for the1r own emoymeru and a oarty ended a successful lerm Elected as olfrcers rms year were Bob M1ddle-kauf Pres1der1t George Myers VICQ Pres1den1 and Charles Leddon Secretary Treasurer 48 21 Il - e ' - '- ' 12 c . . . . li, l , , s, ' ' ' lc c , ' , ,Q , , ' ' ' , , , , 1 . - . . The lj esnrziazpffrl.'1t11Qre -lsl , '.-'l11:l1 1s.,1lsQ :ill ti' - s is Q, l js. P.. . Bergz11c::r had rx very full schedule if '. year. The had ., veral T1 ::1ces 'xN'IIlCf'. lfiiflllfliifl 1:31711 I-.:11111aQ Sgfrxrg Forrrfzl. They cahvassea the fCWIl iff the Marcy ,. Ditipes Dave 4:11a they ,zlsc -:acl Seve xl 2,5 ke c 1lQ-. .Ei rr ciicers are B .T Y Tart 1 Pf'SSl Q -f fc I ncl V Q- .--I, , Mar ly: Sl ,hc , .a f 1-1 rc . L l V I I Y TA I IUNIOR-SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Firsi row-D. Mensch, A. Chiefio, M Donis, M. Holden, D. Keiies, N DeVirgilio, B. Salarnone, l. Backus B. Norman, M. Scarbrough, P McGauley, B. Hunt, N. Panichella. Second row-A. B. Bergman Cadvisorl M. Mcliowan, C. George, D. Roh erts, I. McCauley, M. Naser, I. Lind quisi, A. Gallo, l. Siovings, K. Fio dak, R. Ciccotelli, A. Buccella, M. C Balant. Third row-A. Mick, M. Mueller, E. Mick E, Adams, L. McNeill, I. Golivk, Y MUCGDO, S. Tliibodeiiux, M. Sze-rk ley, N. Mignogna, D. Young, K Weidaw, V. Virlus. Fourth row-I. Wiiztlo, C, Holliliiiucili, R Lynn, R. Hartvr, G. l.lr'Closkey, A Rosso, E. De-Leiis, M. Krisqrriir, E Thomas, A. Brendlingor. Filth row-E. Krise, L, MvCoy, I. Ad-rms A. DeCenzo, B. Brindlo. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE TRI-HLY first row-V. Alcorn, S. Airgood, l. Blose, P. Hill, I. Thomas, l. Ballinger E. lackson, S. Kernerer, E. Cima, Ll Hysong, I. Twardowski, E. Fediak, C. Airgcod, E. Conrad. Second row-B. Tartline, B. Iicha, l. King, M. George, S. Adams, I. Hun- ter, L. Rickey, A. Dunsrnore, l. Mal- andra, C. Mignogna, R. Adams, F. Deletis, C. Irwin Third row-A. B. Bergman fadviserl, B. Green, M. Edwards, D. Salyards, P. Lynn, R. Leger, C. Cepic. D. Fer- rarro, B. Brush, D. Booher, P. Thomp- son Fourth row-A. Cepic, I. Lobaugh, C. Diable, R. Kraus, l. Deighan, B. Peer, B. Shannon, I. Szeckly Fi lh row-I. Watson, K. Loutzenhizer, M. Martz, S. Keeley, T. Gray, M. Shenck, B. Brindle, M. Dunlevy HI-Y First row-Bob Middlekauf, Allen Quear, lesse Nelson, Richard Hager, Wayne Schuetz, Bill Pogue. Second row-Louis Malandra, Charles Salyards, Ronald Colyk, Charles Leddon, George Myers, Tom Gore man, Louis Baney, Skip McElroy, Mr. G. A. Fails, advisor. THE HI Y CLUBS .R Y-x1 g I 41' bm., g. U if .xxx f A 5 Ag + if Q A ,,.np-Q ,i .K wg. . ? L 5 2 Ill in 'K .- .5 wk Q Q f b 'Q Q Q 7' - Q ' Q ln. J? J, 1:5 I 4 ax! . nl . A f Y H 'VA - X ' i,,?M'5- si X J' 'Q-Q .Z 1 qi 4 L - '14 W ,I W f fi ,,g. , ,X , U 5 ww 1:45 'f 'sw .,4 0.4-,wap ., 5, W 961. ,gk e . 5.- . V iq, ' 'ff I T I sa-v ln---1-q-l miksi Nh 'NN 1 HZ f ,X 1 X I 1 1 x s 'lr f 4?- Q SEASON'S RECORD P H S. Opp. . . .... Wilkinsburg .... . . . 25 . . .... East Pittsburgh . . . . . . 13 . . .... Freeport ........ . . . l9 . , .... East Mclieesport . . . . . 25 . . .... Rankin ....... . . U . . .... Wilmerding . .. .. . 39 . . .... Elizabeth . . . . . 25 . . .... Elders Ridge . . .. . 52 . . .... Trafford . . . . 6 FOOTBALL. Zffnolefeafecl in .gioirif JU I . B FOOTBALL SQUAD First row CoachC Klausin I Duke I McElroy R Adams S Kllpa L Malandra F Brooky I Hunt D Flory Assistant Coach W McLhinney Second row R Short R Cotyk D Musser R lvfiddlekauf D Clements G Iackson W McCloskey Third row B Flory C Leddon R Chieffo B DeBone Ft Holden R Peer G Ouear I Lrtzinger Fourth row-M. Adams, R. Borst, R. Monahan, T. Keeley M. Helman, C. Corl, S. Brooky. Fifth row-I. DeVito, A. Hoe, R. Troy, W. Best I. Wareham Under the leadership of Mr C Klausing and Mr Wm McLh1nney Pitcairn started out ln a trail of great anticipations They encountered one win one tie and seven losses with much dlsappointment but a great deal of effort which they maintained Quite a few will be graduating this year and they will be missed from the team Thls includes Ierry Duke Skip McElroy Ronald Adams Steve Klipa Louis Malandra Fred Brooky Iim Hunt Charles Leddon and Ioe DeVito. Ierry Duke and Steve Klipa made first string of the All Valley Team. BASKETBALL VARSITY Bottom Row: R. Holden Clvianaaerl, I DeVito, R. Short, I. McElroy, E. Kyrnici, F. Yeager, S. Klipa fManaqerl. Top Row: Coach McLhinney, I. Nelson T. Gorman, A, Hoe-, D. Musser, Fl. Cotylc R. Middlekauf. BASKETBALL IUNIOR HIGH Bottom Row: l. Stvvirk, R. Shttiidtin H Dempsey, K. Mianoantz, I., Africa l-1 lackson, G. Campbell. Top Row: R. De-Vito, G. Ichns D. Fisher XV. Cole, Coach Klausinq, P. Bois? C Ross, I. Rizzo, R. Troy. 'I QXXY. MP1 VARSITY SCORES IUNIOR HIGH SCORES Opp. P. H. S. Opp. P Plum Township . .. 47 46 Traftord ..... .. . 3l lrwin ......... 39 34 Verona H 66 33 E. Mclieesport .. 22 Alumni 53 39 Patton Township ...... . 23 Verona ..... 73 37 . . Elizabeth . i . I 46 42 Wilmerdinq ...... . . . 40 Wilrnerdinq . .. . . . 4l 34 Wilkins Township , . . . . . 33 lrwin ........ . . . 60 39 . E- Pittsburgh I I I 1 I ' 43 54 Forest Hills ...... . . . 22 E. Mclieesport . . . . .. 36 45 Franklin Twp. . . . . .. . l8 Trafford ....... . . . 47 52 Irwin 34 Glassport... 44 l9 Elizabeth ...... . . . 34 49 Patton Township . . . . . l9 Wilmerdinq ..... . 66 44 . Plum Township , . ' . 1 40 52 Fore-st Hills ...... . . . 22 E. Pittsburgh ..... . 43 53 l1Vilkins Township ...... 27 E. Mclieesport . . . . . . 42 36 kwin 19 Trafford ....... . . . 49 7l ' ' ' ' Glassport .... . 39 40 Wilmerdina .... . . . 34 55 CHEERLEADERS B. Tartlme, I. Szekely, E. Iackson, N. Mignogna, E. Mick, I.. McNeill, N. Pani- chella. A. CONCESSIONS Front Row-fi. Btillencer, A. Qutfit l. Pfister, I. Kelly, G. Myers. is Second How-H. Ste'-ffino B. Salam ri M. Holder, O, Keites, I. Backus Adams, T. Gorman, L. Eaney, CHEERLEADERS YEA' TEAM! FIGHT! FIGHT' FIGHT' You can hear this echo anytime you go past the Ball Field during a football game You know already who is causing all this com motion. It's our true and faithful cheerleaders pouring out all their vim and vigor to help in- spire our team to gain a victory. Our cheer- leaders have done a wonderful job. The cheerleaders are under the direction and guidance of Miss Gale Warnock. CONCESSION COMMITTEE T Y O U R H O T D O G S' P ' POTATO CHIPS' Great football game isnt it' Its the half and you re hungry? Well tnen I ll tell you what to do lust walk up to that little stand and there you'll find the gang. Any one of them would be only too pleased to aid you in finding some- thing to fill that empty cavern. You see they are trying to make some money for the Senior Class. This organization was under the supervi- sion of Miss Bernice Keefer. 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'v.:Na '. V3-ip. .rr III ' .245 T f.f:.1. ' 1 E twig: 2 II Tllfj . gi ' xt' f is If H rr mjy z' 1 1- A ' f..1. E2 zur, i '-1 1 ' 9 1' Y ' K .t if 3 uf' ' 1.f.1 'r . ' 1 : ' ' 1 rf. - ' 1' uf 7 .z :1 11- :frL.1 1. I -, 1' 1 NII15' ' 1 1 E' II 'uv 21: 2:.r.1+r ,- 1 1, -1-ig 1' iff .1 zz I- :Z I ' f 111 5 K 1 w 'V 1:t l-'SU Fiutxr , :V Q 75 C4 BUILD PITCAIBN KIWANIS CLUB Qorrqrcrtulcrte The L,1c1ss of 50 OFFICERS Rrcsrderrt C W11bur Murtm Secreiory W B Berqmorr Frrst V1ce Presldermt H C B1dc11e Second V1ce Presrdem B111 S1c11es Trecrsurer M A Cook Immedrcrte Post Presrdermt I S Huqbe DIRECTORS Term Ends December 1950 Dr F V L1c1'1tenfe1s Houck Wrlson Cook Sherrdorl W Iudqe Roy Kmq 1 B Kle C E H11d M D So1yorc1s Dr 1: V LICIIIGHIQIS Rev I H Co1c1ouq11 I W Feeheer I 1. Grrmm Pcru1 Mueller C B Yothers I C MCGIHTIIQ I N Huston PAST PRESIDENTS December 1950 December 1 1 December 95 December 195 December 1952 December 1952 December 1952 G A Pculs W M Mock W M Smrtb Rev C H Clcxpp I D Reed Rev I R Roberts E K Lcmq R E W11sor1 R V Wcr1ker I S Hughes 59 l A ll I I I I t ......... V .................. . . . I I H. I. Zimmermcm .... . . .. December 1950 R. L. ..................... . - R. E. ' ...................... 95 . C. H. . . ................... . . 1 1 H. P. ' ................. . . . 1 I 1. . t . .................... . . . . 1'r1 ....................... . I I 4 . I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OP 1950 PROM THE PITCAIRN BOARD OF TRADE OFFICERS los S Quai Glen Deyo I tc hcxrlee Scfyc rd Trecr L ref DIRECTORS VVIHICI IT Skies Lloyd Grlmm M1ke Flemmq lake Lebovltz 60 . .L Ale- .... ,, ....... , ........... Presideu' Ralph Vfzlscn ..................... V1Ce President . ....,..,................... Sec e :ry P' , ,, - . Lf X. 1 A P ............,.-....... , 5 4 . .Y I . f I I MEMBERS OF THE PITCAIRN BOARD Wardrophs Groge ry los S Huqhes loseph Frey Sarn Backus State Auto Store Charles Salyards Leroy Pal el Boss Walker lake Lebovrtz Harry M Matthews Eldon Bobson B1ll Sk1les Fred Stratttt Wall Ave Grlll Herman Reed Frank Helpy Pxtcatrn Savtnq CS- Loan Mueller Grocery Glen Deyo Lang s Cleaners Modern Da1ry Mart los N Huston SOLICITORS 61 OF TRADE W A MQMunn Ralph E Wtlson W L Daugherty G C Murphy Co Buthea Dress Sl oo Gus Wooletas F W SL 1rr1r ners Grrrnrns Druq Store Ward M Mack Kens Druq Store Grover Eutsey Van Orrner Brtck C S Mlller Co 'Wrlltarn Katry Broadway Inn Iohn Bauman Pete Tartlme M1ke Flerntnq Andy DeBone loseph Cordasco Bells Super Market lohn C MCGlUIllS Woods G Pearce Dr. C. H. Cook Ph. Val. 2317 Res. Ia 12110 Dr H Z Schmldt AND Dr Jos J Schmldt OPTOMETRISTS 54 Years of Opt1caI SGFVICG In the valley Electrxc Avenue EAST PITTSBURGH PA THE PORTABLE TYPEWRITER The Key to Success and Happiness A11 Makes Ava11ab1e McFc1rren Typewrlter Co NEW MODELS Pay Only Sl 00 Down S100 cr Week 801 Llberty Avenue PITTSBURGH AT 17444 Braddock Br 15212 FOR FURNITURE Cash or Credlt TURTLE CREEK WILKINSBURG Va Ch 12300 Va 5745 Grace MGITIH s a school d1scr1n11nate SECRETARIAL EOR YOUNG WOMEN AND MEN G I APPROVED 17th and 18th Floors Keenan Bulldmq PITTSBURGH PA Atlantic 1 6309 I 6310 GRACE MARTIN CORNELIUS PI'11'1C1pCI1 107 ' .- FALLEHS SChOO1 .1555 .- I ' K- EOR MORE THAN A CENTURY THE SLIPPER BOX INDIVIDUAL PROGRESS YEAR ROUND CLASSES FREE PLACEMENT SERVIC E DUFFS IRON CITY COLLEGE 424 Duquesne Wcxy PITTSBURGH 22 PA P mones At I 4875 I 4878 DISIIHLIIV9 Pootweur For Wgvxlxerm EEQIIUFIIIQ Ncxt1onc1IIy Advertlsed Shoes 811 Perm Avenue TURTLE CREEK PA I Phone VCII 3888 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 63 . . , v w 1 V -v 1 A. S1 'x 3 , , . 1 - THE PITCAIBN SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION Member of FederoI Home Loon Bank System fi 7 ,WZ YOUR FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT When you save for :I sysI'ema+ucaIIy Come un nexf pay day and sfari' a savungs program desnqned for your h I needs Our budge? advusers wnll be glad 'ro ep CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I O O I7 Bu1Id1r1q Phone Pnccurn 338 PITCAIRN PENNSYLVANIA 64 ND Thlrd Streei I I I I I as , Q Q I I W5 5' J WALTER J YENNY IE WE L E R I Aver EAST PIVISBURCH I A QC meth ua Q1 ec 1 Phoruee Va 0446 B 1 2X5 CONGRATULATIGNS from HENDERSONS Modem Dany Mart to the Clay of 1950 424 Broadway PITCAIRN PENNA PI mcur e 9403 OHRINGER HCDME FURNITURE CC xddf lx A HV I1 1 re BRADDQQ R PA Qpe Fvemuqa wy Awpamtrx c 1 t one BRaudyw me I 4000 CQNGRATULATICDNS Cr xduatmq Class of 50 Margaret Ryans Beauty Shop Phone X68 Center Ave PITC AIRN PA K 104 Ilvt' H W - , , H W mf Bu ww' 'JOIll1U all 4 v e T: bt H01 l ,fm 7,1 , t HSOIHGHIIIICJI from the Ieweler i..1 .1 .i Rl H ' Y 'il A :N A PM 1 -.0 . r, -3 TO the 1 C Q 19 1 1, T , . 65 GIIIS That Lasl GOODMAN S JEWELRY STORE 817 Braddock Avenue EAST PITTSBURGH PA I Phone Valley 1769 D GENRE LUMBER MILLWORK INSULATION SHEET ROCK GLASS PAINTS ROOFING HARDWARE O Valley 1346 'WILMERDING PA CONGRATULATIONS' to the Semor Class of 1950 'IALLEY lg, 'vmome C91 Valley Automob1le Club HARRY M MATTHEWS Secy 480 Broadway We wmsh to extend CONGRATULATIONS to the 53rd H LEROY J PAHEL 482 Second Street PITCAIRN PA , - ' Graduating Class 40 of P. . S. 66 -5-E' i :-in L 2fHllff 1-RAFFQRQ wuxw PITCAIRN ' OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN THE TURTLE CREEK VALLEY PRINTED SINCE 1893 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING GLEN E DEYO Publisher L DEYO Edl'0l' 518 BROADWAY PHONE 9 PITCAIRN PA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS 1950 67 Lv - ' Express - -nu-rfiiWS - OF HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 C V LLCDYD 812 Seventh Street Extensron TRAPFQRD PENNSYLVANIA Phone Trafford 232 68 FLOBIST CCNGRATULATIONS to the Gracluatrna Class ol 950 De BONE SHOE SERVICE 114 Center Ave PITCAIRN PENNA THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Arts scrences enqrneerrnq busrness teaclnnq WFIIIHQ and Journalrsrn rnedrcrne law dentrstry socral work pharrnacy nursrnq For rnlorrnatron address the Reqrstrar 5 l6 Statron St W1lnrerd1nq BETTER IEWELRY Bulova Watch Dlstrtbutor EASY TERMS Pleasrnq You Please Phone Valley 6442 Br l 395 School Ot Beauty Culture Amerlca s Frnest Teachrnq All Branches of Beauty Culture Atlantrc 1 3771 l 4238 408 Sxxth Ave fAcross from Grmbelsl PITTSBURGH 1 - . - , . FREDERICICS Maison Felix ' s Us A - I ' '5 J PA SERVICE QUALITY L G BALFOUR CCIVIPANY Lluss Rmqs VALUE Pms Q01 1 ewce nent lnvxtcmcns Known Wh Represent d by Personal Cords Qlub lIlS1QIl1C' Medals Me 1or1'1l Plaques erever There Are Schools and Colleges C M KLINGENSMITH 424 Greenhursl Drlve Mt Lebanon Pmtsburqh l6 PG 70 Duble was BEAUTY I I N xiii . 1 . ' ' Trophies IX Q , . L SCI-IMIDT B cxddocks Emest Iewelry Store 700 Braddock Avenue BRADDOQK Our 6Oih Year AXTON S House of Glfts Iewelry GITTS Re11q1o11s Art1p1eQ 513 Perm Avenue TURTLE CREEK BROFF S IEWELERS OPTICIANS 621 Perm Avenue TURTLE CREEK Q Phone Valley 5482 Bclstlcm Bros Co ROCHESTER N Y Desmners cmd Producers HIGH SCHOOL CLASS IEWELRY ENGRAVED COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS NAME CARDS MR CHARLES E MCDONALD 920 Investmermt Bldg 239 Eourh Ave PITTSBURGH 22 RA 7 ' , PA. . , Q ,i , PA I Phone Br. 1-3825 I Phone Val. 6034 7 of , PA. , . 71 iw -TZ. pdl 50' dat: eaifg' 0, mas OOL DAXSQ Thijtxxxd duh: su'2Q1lL x H vQlx hx xx H SC S guxh , xx eg-,0 122,65 and 'Stas wixun 361 maghoLoiS'aPh'c I nl 'O H110 a ou vaflaxuifa vor d exd smffm ,ex er an 4 hANC io STUDIOS me auuruf ozftazfs 1433 PENN AVENUE . ATLANTIC 16575 Studlos 1n PlllSbUfqh Downtown East Ltberty New Kenslngton and Altoona Students need no appointments Our able staff IS always attenttve and thats why stu dents feel at home at Strem Studios' Your Ofttczal School Photographer K ' E V , A t. , ' ' s 'Z' ' fd t V E E mo' Illu- l .I - M--.. ...f,:.,- U., . y. fr-.V-v , . , . . - , - , . . .., ,. ..-,..,.f--, ...5-.-W...,f.,.-fL,.,Y,..,,, ,- .... .- K , i . I I.. ln-E5 1 ':'