Plum Senior High School - Criterion Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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SE IUH EI. 55 UF 1945 President ......,.,. .,....,. R AYMOND WEKLUK Vice President ..,.,.... ..,..,. W AYNE METRO Secretary ....... ........ A UDREY STOEIIR Treasurer ........ BETTY GOSS Class Adviser ....... MRS. BEATTY Class Treasurer ....... MR. PRESCOTT Have four years passed already? Are We really leaving Plum High? My! It seems only yesterday that we were eager but quite frightened to become Plum's prize Freshies. But that timidity soon wore off and it Wasn't long before student body and faculty began to notice we were around. And We haven't given them a chance to forget us since. Why, before your Freshman year was over and throughout our entire Sophomore year, we were doing our share to make our school life at Plum a happy one. But it was in our Iunior year that the class of '46 really displayed its hidden talents. The Iunior Class Play, Lite Begins at Sixteen, was a swell play with very capable actors. Our ability to cooperate and assume responsibility really met the test when we held the Iunior-Senior prom and made it a sensational success. And We can hardly forget the pride We felt when six Iuniors were taken into the National Honor Society. As Seniors, more of our classmates were made members. And then, in December, a very talented cast gave a splendid performance in Spring Fever. Oh, my! We can't forget to give cr big hand to our athletes who have been outstanding in every contest. And remember, as our Senior year drew to a close, the banquet held for the Senior Class? How could anyone forget? It has been Work but it's been more fun. Our four years at Plum are ones we will always cherish with happy memories. . Sixteen

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Men are never so likely to settle a question rightly ns when they discuss it freely. -Southey's Colloquies

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ALEXANDER, Ioi-IN Buss . . . Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Boys' Lead- ers Club, Varsity Club, Stu- dent Council l, President 4, Class President 1, National Honor Society. lohnny in our class so eminent In any job, he's always competent. BARRETT, DOROTHY ELIZABETH UBRH.. . . . Sub-Deb Club, Treas- urer l, Girls' Leaders Club, Vice President and Treas- urer 2, Boosters' Club, Sec- retary 3, Footlights Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, News Staff 4. Coke and jive On these Barrett will thrive. BEN'rz, IOHN IAMES Squanto , . . Football 2, 3, 4, Track Manager l, 2, Baseball Manager l, News Staff, Sports Editor 2, 3, 4, Home Room President 2, Vice President 3. lce Cream and candy Are what lohnny likes to have handy. BINKLEY, AVILLA Bink . . . Girls' Leaders Club 1, Girl Reserves 2, Publicity Club 3, News Stall 2, Ma- jorette 3, 4, Home Room Secretary 3. ln Plum, the band she takes the lead And on her success we've all agreed. SE IIIHS 1945 Seventeen BARNES, PATRICIA Pat . . . First Aid Club, Sub- Deb Club, Girls' Leaders Club. Pat is charming, bright and gay She's happy and smiling all through the day. BENDICK, STELLA CHRISTINE Stella . . . Girls' Leaders Club, Secretary 1, Footlights Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Girl Re- serves 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Home Room Secretary 2. Home Room Representative 3. Her countenance is deck- ed with smiles, Her prestige wields lor many miles. BIoNDIcI-I, MARY Biondich . . . First Aid Club, Sub- Deb Club, Girls' Leaders Club. This little girl, so it seems Always sits in class and dreams. BOCHMAN, EDWARD Count Ed Bochman always was so shy, Not even tor girls will he bat an eye. Club.