Schenley High School - Schenley Journal Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

VW QW Ul'I,!!!'l'.lU SCHENLEY HIGH SCHOUL THE SCHE LEY JUURNA Schenley High School Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 3 Published bythe FEBRUARY and JUNE CLASSES of I 9 5 2 fqf Wx fx T. 031- -1 , Ak M M :Ili St:-gf. A L f N .jf- fxktx Ihr LH , .Vg-:4., F l.. ,f-LQL - 4:3 2 Q C lkl. r ,gf H 1 .- 4,-'f??i1f:5-51 ff 1 ,X-. ,. Dedication With a deep sense of pride in their cultural heritage drawn from nearly twenty nations, the members of the Class of ,52 dedicate this journal to the nations of their forefathers. They, the American children, accept their responsi- bility or merging the Wisdom and beauty of the Old World With the courage and enterprise of the New. 4 Q c use Contents Page Schcnley High School ,. . . 2 Dedication , A . .. ..4 Administration . .. ,. 6 Faculty ,.....,.. . . ., Iournal Staff . . . . ,. . S Senior Class Book . ,9 February Officers and Advisors , , lil Class , A .. ,, . ll-19 Homer C. Bower A 20 Committees .. , .... 21 Snaps A . 22 June Oflicers , ,, 23 Class ,, . .,.. 24-44 Facultv Snaps , H45 Committees 46 Features Autographs A 50 Activities , ,. 51-66 Autographs ., . ,..i . 68 Sports ...,... , . , ,,,. .69 Football . .70 Swimming , A .. 74 Basketball .. 76 Track . . N77 Baseball . .. , 78 Translations .,,, 79 Among My S0llVQllllS 80 The End ,.,. . , 83 Advertisements A . 84 5 D D Administration BERNARD J. NIcC0liMlCK, Principal IIOMER C. BOWER BRENNETA ANDREVVS Vice-Principal Counselor CLYDE B. NIAY Activities' Director 6 Charles Isenberg Vice Principal Mr. Charles Isenberg, whom we wel- come back as Vice Principal, left Schenley several years ago. Although he had been a teacher of Social Studies while he was here, music was his advocation. It was he who organized and directed the first Schen- ley Band. He comes to us from Allegheny High School where he was also Vice Prin- cipal. Faculty Lucille Adams, Fredrick Arnold, Catherine Backofen, Genevieve Boyle, William Bozic, Arlan Brownmiller, Jennie Burgo, Marion Burns, Loretta Byrne, Percy Caley, Anne Can- non, Virgil Cantini, Edward Carlin, E. Carter, J. Clements, Clair Cogan, Leona Eimer, Jo- seph Fitzpatrick, Mary George, Walter Gross, Fred Gruver, R. Hartwick, George Held, Almer Hemans, Marie Henninger, Savilla Hoover, Ivan Hosack, Jeannette Hughes, Hazel Huller, George Jacobs, Clare Johnson, Kenneth Julian, Ralph Kahler, Howard Keis- ter, Thurl Kirkpatrick, James Kohut, Coleman Kortner, Winifred Lally, Elizabeth Ledwidge, Vera Lehne, Ruth Lilley, Mary Lindsay, Olive Lorraine, Robert Magill, Elizabeth Malick, Mary McFarland, Sara McGill, Francis Mech- lin, Nelson Miller, E. Morrison, Mary Ramsey, Mildred Reese, W. Riggs, Clyde Rowe, Plauda Schenck, Walter Shively, Ida Spurrier, Mary Stewart, Floyd Straitill, Jane Sullivan, Ger- trude Taber, Sigrid Topp, Prudence Trimble, Henrietta Wenzell, Floyd Wheelen, Ruth Wiggins, William Zefiiro. f 7 Joseph Fitzpatrick Loretta P. Byme Art Advisor Clyde B. May Businm-ss lXIunugcr Stanley Greenfield Joel Haller February Eclitor-in-Chief June Eclitor-in-Chief Journal Staff Miss Loretta Byrne, Sponsorg P. Conrad, M Dashefsky, Frank, D. Fundy, M. Certler, S Greenfield, Haller, Parre-co, N. Schlansky, A Sciullo, H. Susser, B. VVitk0vicl1. VI A CW 45 Zz X Z .Mkt Y S J 3 -fa! 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' j lb ,Q Wa K . iw' gf E ii if Sanford Goodman Henry Charles Adams Evelyn jean Alexander George Baeasa Virginia Bacon John Barrett Rouzeherry Bell Donald Bigley James E. Brooks, Jr. Marion Brooks Sanford Goodman Pres. of Feld. ,522 Class, Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y Cluh A nsharpv trumpet man, a Hnaturall' businessman, likes basketball uallegrof and girls ustaeeatto., Henry Charles Adams Band, Latin Cluh, Student Board, Soeial Comm. Here is a musiean who notes the girls so that he may play his way into their hearts. Evelyn jean Alexander Home Room Seely, Typing Cluh, Bing Comm. Evelyn prefers skating to eating, although she plans to be a dietitian. George Bacasa Band, Orchestra, Movie Operator A fellow that 'iliouneesn into your heart, and 'glid- dles, around hetore playing 'Tll Bememher April, on your heart strings. Virginia Bacon Stitches a good seamg New Yorkls her dreamg shels on the lweam. Iolm Barrett Footliall Team Business Law and Mr. XVheelen intrigued Moe,', hut loothall remained his true love. Rouzeberry Bel W b, re n 5-4- r .. 1 ,p iarmi - - 'sg n,-1 it ral yg ol- s icx1 t ' JS, t Wadi W Sai ' ,oo man Donald Bigley Student Board. Seely Treas., Historical Cluli, 7 Swimming Team As a trick diver,,, Donald will make a hig nsplashv while he Uswimsil through college. James E. Brooks, jr. Chem. Lab. Assit., Foothall Team, Student Board This pharmacist can H11 any prescription that ealls for dancing with a pretty girl or winning Z1 grid contest. Marion Brooks Party Comm. Chairman This brook never luabblesg but it does ripple when a tall man is on the bank. V , E sf.-U. 'M 4 kia v J 1 X :CJ Ni Mable Prown Vernell Brown if' Josephine Bruscemi James Buckner Albert Burkhart Madeline Burney Q Clare 1 ' r ,fy f .lohn Cenci Arlene Lizbeth Charles Elaine Coles a .9 ' J W ,Kava WG- M Mable Brown l' - Party Comm., Gift Connn. C 'Rf QQ L This beautician hopes to improve oh nature through 'applied cosmetics. iii ,i 1'.i J ,'Vernell Brownlln lluman Bigfliayior, Travel Club, Library Club J VVith lhei' needle 4'Nell', is handy, thinks dress- akirigdwill be dandy. l Josephine Bruscemi Majorettes, lluman Behavior, lloine Boom Set-'y. This smart majorette twirls the boys around her finger and marches into the hearts of her many friends. James Buckner Travel Club 'iBuck,, will hammer away lifeis obstacles as he builds himself a future. Albert Burkhart Student Board, Football Team Baby cool breezei' scores a touchdown on a dancc iloor as well as on a grid-iron. , l'g,,.fi Phyllis Conrad june Cranie s Set-for English Blaclelinc Burney Typing Club, Social Connn., Social Hygiene A roller skatingi, demon, who 'cglidesu into the hearts of boys and makes them nfalln for her. Clarence Carr c'Kiddie Carry plans to be a salesman. hopes to sell himself to the girls. lie has plenty of prospects. Iolm Cenci Capt. of Football Team, Varsity Club Cenei eenters', his attention on football . . . scores a Htouehdowni' in history . . . hopes to 'ctaeklel' a coaching job after college. Arlene Lizbeth Charles A Cappella Choir, Latin Club, Reporters, Club, Operetta Defends her own bad poetry, contends with an awful brother, pretends to be a singer, intends to be an undertakerl Elaine Coles Human Behavior, Student Board, llome Room Pres., Color and Flower Comm. Chairman To transcribe a life of happiness, brown-eyed Elaine will type a steady beat in your heart. Phyllis Conrad llme Cfilme A Cappella Choir, Nlaiorettes, Oflieials' Clllll, Lillrdry Stall' journal Staff, Picture Comm. B C C H U S C thu Strawberry- Ready-for college blonde bats a thousand with her friends, they are sure as a nurse she will score a hit. Goes-for football Qi Ioan Culliver Rob-ert Danowski Marvin Dashefsky Armetta Dean Teresa DePasquale Beverly Dugan Martha Dngas Barbara Ebken Ismene Eliou Herman Fabian Joan Culliver Beverly Dugan Human Behavior, linglish Class Sec'y, Horne's Triangle Editor, Cheerleader, Camera Club, Dra- Sewing Contest matic Club .loannie 'ineedlesu the teachers, keeps her friends in Schenleyesqueis her scheme, cheers for the team, dstitehes, ' and plans to hook i a man. marriage her dream. i Robert Danowski H' l' ICI I Martha Dugas ist r -'1 . . U K' u l Human Behavior, Ring Comm. Uncle Sam will furnish i'Bimbo,' with a steady incmmla While ..Bimb0,, pays thc tax Collector' She ll ride the waves to Europe and will Hy with the greatest of ease into the British WV. A. F. Ma 'n Dashefsky Jpella Choir, journal Staff, Student Board Pres. Burbifm Ebken 5 this guy impresses other gals the Way he im- G1tfCOmm', 1'11ffYC01H1H- , p sses Sehenley gals, XVONV! ! ! NVATCH OUT! Babs can type as well as write, but will probably A na Dean talk her boss into being her husband. 1 St ,lent Board, A Cappella Choir, Operetta, Typing Ismene Eliou Club . . N . H I U I . . U Human Behavior, Dramatic Club, Gift Comm. s IS never oft lcev when It eomes to friends, IVV likes to driwx her Buick 3141. thx .AH l I s 1 ets lite with a song, and plans tor a harmonious tflilvcl And wx lik IW ' I 'y Q P'1'0f 'mc ried lite. ' ' L' 6 My' i Ter DePasquale Herman Fabian 'Human Behavior Triangle Reporter, Home Room Otlieer, Ceramics 'Q At school: Miss Lindsay and Social Livingg after Award A .elioolz dancing and skatingg in the future: honey- Ilis speech is dramaticg his manner emphaticg his moon in Mexico. poetry proliiicg his humor terrific. be- l T L N 3 A rienne Favor Certrude Flash B 'ervice Club, Human Behav- Gertrude dislikes math - k '0r, Library Assit., Home admires Miss Lindsay-pr'e- oom Asst. See'y ters office machines to Eng ores to type-has the key lwh- , 0 her mans heart-releases ,-W. f l her worries-sliitts to sec- 1 N . l 4 - v' retarial work. f ,Y , ,T . Adrienne Favor Gertrude Flash 13 f:-15 Q N 1 Benjamin Forman Triangle Stait, Orchestra, So- eal Comm., Student Board Athletics adds up to basket- ball, debits include a keen wit, personality pays him dividends, the sum of these makes him a hit. Raye Friedken llome Room Vice-Pres., Draw matic Club, P u lu l i e i t y Comm., Picture Comm. Raye loves to sing . . . enjoys English . . . likes basketball . . . will go into selling. Eleanor Casbarro ' Student Board, Home Room .Sc-e'y., Human Behavior, Ring Comm. 'kNonniei' won't forget her art class, the dances, Mr. llemans, and the lun she had at football games. Jacqueline Gibbons Cheerleaders' Capt., Orches- tra. lluman Behavior, Song Comm. Chairman K'Little Iackiel' won a big place in our hearts as she led mighty cheers tor Sehen- leyl Stanley Greenfield Baseball Team, Stage Crew, Social Comm., Journal Edi- tor Frank F recdel Movie Operator This lawyer Will argue his ease with eloquence that will win him the decision from all beautiful women. Philip Friedman Triangle Editor, A Cappella Choir, Chem. Lab. Asslt. Lox es to write . . . scrihbles sports stories for the Triangle . . . pencils out women . . . pens a career in journalism. Aubrey George Movie Operators, Hi-Y Club, Chem. Lab, Asslt., Student Board U Kingll is drawing a bead on C. I. T. Itls part of his plan to design a good life in archi- teeture. Dolores Cranberry Corridor Cuard, Clee Club, Student Board llerels a little mermaid who makes a hig splash with her many triends. John Cuerriero A cool catu with plenty of swing when it com 's dane-. Qig. km Sonny shines in all his elassf es, and warms the hearts ot L all the lasses. 0. ' il David Haines up A Cappella Choir, Latin Club, Dorothy Harms V Operetta Library Club ' Quiet Daye is always ready Sissy,, plans to bring home ,..,s 'f .- with a helping hand. He'll the bacon when shels a dieti- M 'E ,,,, ever remember The Foun- tian. M tain of Youthf, Y 14 Lucille Ilarris nCillei' is a good listener, a jolly companion, and a 'igrand gulf' Kenneth Hawthorne Home lioom Pres., Capt. of Foothall Team, Band He does his work profession- ally, thoroughly, and quietly. He is gentle, kind, and really a good gnyl Bernadette Jaketic Service Club, Book Chili, Human Behavior Blonde hair, hayel eyes, live feet four, just your size! Is she cute? Is she sweet? lS shell! Ann Jeanette jones Student Board, Y-Teens This song bird will never for-- -f , .' ' iff ,a 'f 'U' nv ,J ' I' XLT yff., --V lil Willie lNIay Harris lllnnan Behavior, Student Board, Y-Teens Spanish on her tongue, music in her toes, on her lips at smile, in her heart 21 glow. Harvey Hil C 'c L by P t. re, to s ing weight- liftinff lis whim, colleff- nr hinw N' GV' Alice Jones Ilnman Behavior Basketluallis her game, secur- ityis her aim, her charm is her fame. Lucille Jordan Cheerleader, Art Chlh, Oper- etta - get Mr. Y,Vheelen in ll0 and. II ' e likes dancing . . . her the Y-Tee s Club! 1 J , is dog training , . . iff - ' , ,Q ' shelll rememher Mr. Fitz and ' Q V X! Sehenley. in ,f .I A --jlf' -A T' ,H r.,: ' W M f If . Rwhaffl Kelly V f Henry Kopczynski 'E Truck Tfiflmf Cumcff C Uhr llank likes to hunt and fish, gf- Q T1'l1N1l'l Llllb, A Qilljlwllll dislikes English, strikes out if 1 Cllmr Q for the Marines. ': I . Kelly is a six-toot hunclle of V --'f-' - I joy in school, whols loads of fun, hut nohody's fool. V J '- MJ I ns.. I r . Q ' . , QW Patricia Krus inski Catherine Kunich 'ff-T Operetta While keeping her nireetv in rhythm, with the uaccenti' on 'irimef' sheill make Ll poem ot lifeis prose. 15 Ring Connn. Chairman, Tri- angle Statt, Human Behavior, uCzlthy', loves sewing . . . dreams of Tony Bennet rec- ords . . . and plans on a de- gree of MBS. J ' r 4 f- r t x 7 , ee .. ,. ., 3 tri' ff. Q fs. . AL Lucille Mance Berl Maretsky Daisy Mae McKenzie Bernard Newman -ff llean Nicklos Evelyn Oratto 1 1 Lucille Mance Student Board, judge of Elections, Human Be- havior, Social Comm. Chairman ' 1 than shorthand, she dreams of becoming a pho- tographer's dream. Bcrl Maretsky Loves to sleep, loves to eatg loves to sweep the girls off their feet. llo huml Petros Marinakos .I Iome Room Pres., Band, Orchestra 'iljetcn always nhitsv the right 'inotei' to the Htunel' of his friends, and will Htruinpi' his way through a famous U. Adeline Mazzocco Human Behavior Dreams to the singing of Frankie Laine, screams with joy at a Kiner home run, means to travel- lots of funl Arthur McCord Historical Club, Travel Club, Cap and Gown Comm. 'iLuby'l will file more than letters, dictate more Adelint NI IIIOL L o Daisy Mae McKenzie Fat as butter, sweet as sugar, is our favorite flower. , Dai' Bernard Newman Forum Club, Student Board Bernie is smart as a whip, as wi. as an l, s interesting as a eosmopolite. Jean Nicklos Seciy of Feb. ,512 Class, Service Club, lluman Be- havior Sews dreams into her seams while she schemes to be on a secretarial team. Evelyn Oratto Treas. of Feb. ,532 Class, Dramatic Club, Human Behavior, Home Boom Pres. She will fly through her work, sing away her troubles, and talk ber way out of any situation. Vincent C. Palmiere Art Club Conservative Art lives slowly and enjoys life. His Dandy Dapper, - pegged pants - women 5 friends are not slow to enjoy him. Parises Luncbroom - Art Class - 'l'hat,s lifel ll- 'kif'fj,t H , James Parreco Norma Patricca ' Journal Staff, Track Team, Human Behavior, Clic rn. Picture Connn., Chem. Lab. Lab. Assyt., Home Room Q - ' L' Ass't. Secly. .. Although the holy tcrrorv of Likes - algebra, bowling, QE: by ' 104, the girls seem to adore Caley. Dislikes-artificiality, .. , P him more and more. - . bubble gum, cats. I James Parreco Norma Patricca ' 1 'H l 1 v I 'fl I f ,' I 1 'X 'L V,,'f5,f f ', ffl ' V 1741, 'll I, .Vito I- lg 16 f ' . 'f, fl - 3 ' lf'1' A ,I . I , I v ,ff--.f X. f ' 1- ff' rf' 1 x Q. a! fo Lf C S 4 5 y V ei' N . we-malty , was p 1 -'s:'3'?Ef'2'li . il- S3 5 V' Ferdinand Perez Frank Perman Jack Pulfer Laverne Quatse Elain - Herbert Ruder Harold Russell Lidia Sciulli Robert Sciulli 4 iBlQliltSlilNiJniz1l?O . ' ale Ferdinancl Perez lVith a song in his heart, and a glint in his eye, Freddie has every reason to expect a bright tuture. Frank Perman Movie Operator. Band, Chem. Lab. Asslt., Social Comm. This mortieian will lay away his business at any time to embalin himself in Hwine, women, and song., Jack Pulfer Art Club Artist lack plans to 'Asail the seven seasf, draw the rank ot an Admiral, and eteh his image on girls' hearts. LaVerne Quatse Art Club, Ceramics Club, Reporters, Club Hates-sarcastic ladsg appreciates-artistic fadsg States-g'VeneZ Chez-Moiv Elaine Richards Human Behavior Elegant Elaine is vital, charming, eloquent. and alarminff when ou consider her etlect on her future ' T patients. AX few Herbert Ruder 2' Triangle Editor, Chem. Lab. Agltl Band, Ex0Ct'l W IOL XR tive Council ' Versatile Herb will spatter presumptious people with printerls ink when heys the star reporter for the X. Y. Times. Harold Russell llaroldg will never forget Sehenley because of the many friends he made and the good times he had. Lidia Sciulli Book Club, llunian Behavior Pres.. Publicity Comm., Student Board. Aflllllft-ES-NllSS Lindsayg desires-a hus 'mdg aspires-to be a history teacher. Robert Sciulli ' ...MW Swin iing -' , .lc p or, Chem. Lab ., agai Co 'n o u .Cl r Smilin Bo U is 4 o lei e ut li e glad to ente ' rn ie Teefl Zelliek Shepman Movie Operator This sailor's ambition will be to have a girl in every port until he lands in the right heart. Q35 E. Sam Silberman Vice-Pres. of Feb. ,52 Class, Mgr. of Stunt Day Band, Movie Operator, Mgr. of Swimming Team An amateur trumpet player who hopes to hit his altissimo in the field of electronics. Maurice Simon Student Board, Swimming Team State champion ukloosev will lift himselt through Pitt and swim tor a goal in Physical Education. L 6 S-nn Silberm-an Nlaurice Simon .. . i 17 6 L3 -MS Gladys Smith , Harr ewart Cay, kin 'nte A nf n- A Club lntmllxl ly 9 lm - 'illatehet Faeen will clraw Wild 15-C - - GI' girls with his ehz m and ens- fl f-:ffl eorge Stiakakis Football Team, Art Club This ehet will dine the ladies and wine the men to make himseli some cabbage. Ronald Thomas , Swimming Club, Band, Or- chestra, Swimming Team He strums a bass ficlclleg heis a Silhon1-ttevg and he swims for the team heill never tor- get. Eileen Tolehinsky Majorettes, Student lioarcl, Social Comm. Envy the boy to whom this girl gives joy for sheis as sweet as ll chocolate treat. Betty VVashington Her personality is sunny: her jokes are funny, as a book- keeper she will handle mon- ey! Geraldine VVilliams Juanita Vvllson je1'i'yw loves the arts: mnsie ancl Mr. Fitz, entranced bv ' historv and Dr. Calevg cle- lightsiin baseball. I Frequent expression: '4Oh, darn itlii . . . pet peeve: eoneeitecl boysg favorite pas- time: playing the piano: clream: soeial worker. 18 tomers witw a twork. Dolores Taylor Service Club, Typing Club, lluman Behavior This aeeountant will divide l-iieis problems, subtraet the iailnres, add to the happi- ness, and total a vvorlfl ol suem-ss. Viola Thomas Latin Club, llnman Behav- ior, Chem. Lab. Assit., Ilome Room Chairman Elmlest of three sisters who loves Latin ancl is interested in Astronomy, Vi has cleeiclecl to eook as a eareer, Barbara Tsuris Art Cluh, lluman Behavior, Home Hoom Seey, French Club ulllilnpi' goes into a tail- spini' over Mr. Fitz and will nose clivei' into college. Norma Washington lileetion boarcl Recreation . . . claneingg fas- cination . . . shorthand, vex- ation . . . inuthematiesg reali- zation . . . secretary. SENIURS Anthony Diulus William McLaughlin Band, Hi-Y Club, Football Team A quick smile won him fameg foot- ball is his gzuucg college, his aim. Audrey jackson A career in the Navy beckons this swabby who Human Behavior, Typing Club likes Social Living and :dislikes blondes! Governor Johnson Enjoys dancing, delights in romuncing, determined to bc El typist. This lovable guy will bc well remembered by his friends in Schenley. A 'Q it V. P .. 2 Q- i .J-jL,, X l 19 Home-r C. Bower At-tix ities: Teacher ol' Social Studies 1925-1028 Vocational Counselor 1928-1916 Vice Principal H146-1052 The most distinguished memlmer of the February, 1952 grad- uating class, Mr. Bower. leaves Sclienley to hecoine Principal of Peabody High School. lIis colleagues on the faculty and students of Schenley see him go with a sense ot loss, even while they rejoice in his promotion as well deserved. During his years in the classroom, he proved himself so able an instructor and so sympathetic with the problems of his stu- dents that the Administration named him vocational counselor in 1928. During this era, Schenleyls enrollment was at its peak, 3,000 students. His efficiency as counselor made his appointment to the position of vice principal a cause for general rejoicing. During his administration of this very difficult office, he Won the affection and admiration of both teachers and stu- dents. All who came in contact with him were impressed hy his high sense of justice, his personal integrity, and his Wisdom. To the students he gave patient hearing and wise counselg to the faculty, loyal cooperation and a sense of security in his strength and firmness. Peabody, We congratulate youl Mr. Bower, Scheulev Wishes you welll Do not forget usl 20 February Committees Social Lucille Mance, Chairman Henry Adams Stanley Greenfield Madeline Burney Bernadette Iaketic Beverly Dugan Catherine Kunich Benjamin Forman Frank Perman Eileen Tolchinsky Cap and Gown Robert Sciulli, Chairman Mable Brown Lucille Jordon Kenneth Hawthorne Arthur McCord Elaine Richards Song Jacqueline Gibbons, Chairman George Bacasa Marvin Dashcfsky Phyllis Conrad Harvey Hill Ring Patricia Krushinski, Chairman Evelyn Alexandar Eleanor Gasbarro Martha Dugas Petro Marinakos Flower and Color Elaine Coles, Chairman June Crame Morris Simon Frank Freedel George Stiakakis Barbara Tsuris Gift Rouzeberry Bell, Chairman Iosephine Bruscemi Ismene Eliou Iohn Cenci Herman Fabian Adrienne Favor Picture Josephine Brusccmi, Chairman Phyllis Conrad Patricia Krushinslci Rae Friedlcen Elaine Richards 21 M E P J? ,ff J ' ue- 'x Q, 5 ww. ' 1 . o w A 9 v gms if ,K S ,. x i as 195 W xl 'W za - MS' .4 June Senior Officers joseph Sanford . ...... . President YVayne Schwartz . , ....X7iC6-P1'0Sid9I1t Mary Lu Graziano , , A Secretary Margaret Phillips . A .Treasurer 7a A fellow with an ear for music, who jazzes through joe Sanford Mabel Adams Stanley Adamski Elaine Agy john Allman Philomena Aloi Patricia Angle Robert Antoinin Ruth Ashby james Avery Joe Sanford June Class Pres., French Club, Student Board, Chem. Lab. Ass't. Mr. President likes to play basketball and hopes to make a good ushotv as a doctor. Mabel Adams Y-Teens, Officials' Club, Home Room See., Book Club. Her gladness is Mr. Hosack, her sadness is History class, her happiness will be in the business world. Stanley Adamski Swimming Team, Chem. Lab. Assit., Orchestra. Hereis a pharmacist who'll be glad to mix miracle drugs. Elaine Agy Home Room See., Human Behavior, Y-Teens. Elaine the fair, Elaine the lovableb adds eifieiency and enthusiasm to charm! John Allman Art Club, lli-Y. John likes baseball, ice hockey, and girls, despises suede shoes, pegged pants, and ties! just a farmer at heart! Philomena Aloi Human Behavior, Home Room Comm., Gift Comm. Chairman. Phil sights the boys, is sly while bowling, plans to spy as a private eyef' Patricia Angle Student Board, Human Behavior, Social Hygiene. A cute angle on life is Patis design on modeling. Her eorallary is happiness. Robert Antoinin Bob is behind the eight-ball when it comes to math, but has plenty of English on the stick when it comes to girls. Ruth Ashby Travel Club, Y-Teens, Majorettes. Ruthie is always late-but lots of fun late or early! jmes Avery Home Room Pres., Band, judge of Election. Spanish and bops when he tastes fried chicken. joseph Baber Ieanette Bamett Chem. Lab. Assit., Art Club, Basketball Team. jose loves Spanish, building airplanes and doing home- work. He hopes to attend college after graduation. Jeannette swims and dances collects buttons and triends and just loves Mrs. McGill. Joseph Baber Jeanette Barnett 24 7, YW ,fm 1' bfffiaijfiff J. fr ' ,wid JL' . J. I I ' U l ' 1 4 yL,,,l.r 1 I LW! - Roxie Bens Marion Bireh Antoinette Bolli Janet Bondy Myra Bowen Richard Boyd Maryann Brice Mary Louise Brooks Effie Mae Brown Alhert Burrell Roxie Bens Human Behavior, Student Board. Boxieis tools will he needles and pins when she stitches up her future in dressmaking. u , . I I 4' Marlon Birch j y f ggff Student Board, Human Behavior, A Cappella Choir. Latin Club See. This njivesteri' is 'chepii when it eomes to dancing, a ,, . . .1 . ,, smooth when it comes to clothing, and solid in her plans for nursing. Antoinette Bolli Human Behavior, Reporters, Cluh, A Cappella Choir. Black hair that shines, a smile that gleams, dimples that curve, a lovely voice completes the dreaml Janet Bondy Human Behavior, Social Hygiene. This pretty diver springs high on the hoard of personality, swims into our hearts with a splash of friendliness. Myra Bowen Book Cluh, Human Behavior, Home Boom See. Acldghlue eyes, suhtraet-szlislike for homevvorkg multiply-personality4 divide hy one girl-and the answer is Myra. Virginia Butler Philomena Caraeeiolo Home Room Treas., A Cap- pella Choir, Student Board, Consumers' Cluh. lluman Behavior. VVhen ranger is a nurse, she 11 eare for men In, as well as after, husiness hours. mires Mr. Kolmt. PhilU hates dogsg enjoys 'lf V., swims like a fish, and ad- Riehard Boyd Reporters' Cluh, Art Cluh, Dramatic Cluh. Made a pass at English, fumhled with typingg scored with art. Maryann Brice Latin Cluh Vice-Pres., Triangle Staff. Mimi,sU pen will make her a living while she etehes herself on the heart of her partner for life. Mary Louise Brooks lluman Behavior, Chem. Lah. Assit., Freneh Cluh. Mary Louise is intent on nursing, content listening to the classics. Effie Mae Brown Human Behavior, Social Hygiene. Effie Hstewsn over history, Hhoilsi' when she is teased, 'iinixesi' reading with piano playing, will L-ookv up a secretarial joh. Albert Burrell Chem. Lah. Ass't. Al has a smile for everyone, hilt a speeial one for Miss Lorraine. Virginia Butler Philomena Caraeciolo Geraldine Carlisle Home Room Treas., A Cap- pella Choir. Singing, her accomplish- ment, painting, her achieve- ment, office work, her em- ployment, piano playing, her enjoyment. Sumner Carter Home Room Pres., Judge of Election, Band. Sugie strikes out in bowl- ing, fouls out in American Government, spares nothing with his triends. Vincent Casciato Hang out-jot-'s Look out-Cirls Throw out-Algebra Give oiiteuiyi Caroline Catania Consumers, Club. Carol dances a smooth tango, delights in chocolate tudge brownies, dislikes home nurs- ing. Arnold Chanin Art Club. Collects pipes, records, and friends, enjoys classical mu- sic, sings in the Bach choir. Shirley Carpenter Home Room lres., Human Behavior, Service Club. J Crazy about sleeping . . . wild about football . . . nuts about Mr. Riggs . . . but sane enough to be expert on a typewriter. May Casciato Student Board, Consumers, Club. Big blue eyes. spends her spare time making pothold- ers, has a smile for every- one, intends to go to business college. Hugh Casper Stage Crew, S W i in in i n g Team, judge of Election. Uggie's', delight is playing football if there are plenty of girls on the sidelines. Doris Chambers Dramatic Club. If this Miss sings for her sup- per, she'll get a good one, tor shcis always in harmony wherever she goes. Mildred Childs Life Saving Club, Social Hy- giene, Human Behavior, Y- I Teens. A lover of art, a basketball tan, a connoiseur ot tood, a prospective Pitt eo-ed! Henry Cinchosi Small in stature, large in ideas, and largest in person- ality. 26 BMX Dorothy Colaizzi Student Board, Human Be- havior, judge ot Election. Baseballis her favorite sport, but there is no shortstop who can block her run ot good luck. wi Barbara Davis Human Behavior, Hom L- Room Vice-Pres. Admires boys . . . desires clothes . . . aspires to be a stenographcr. john Cooks Hobby--girls, subject-girlsg sports Y girlsg ambition f bachelor. Donald Cotra Home Room Pres., Football Team, Historical Society, Judge of Election. Calm, cool, collected-on the football Held, when he sees a pretty girl, and when heis called on in English. Margaret Craft Life Saving Club. Her love for Mr. Riggs does- n't carry over to bookkeep- ing. Sheis the domestic type whoill get eredit for dress designing. Kay Crawford Latin Club Pres., Student Board, Human Behavior. Kay shine-si' in L a t i n, glows with triendlmess, 'ibeamsi' her ambition toward teaching. Charles Crowe Swimming Team, Swimming Club, Movie Operators. Choo Choow will never for- get the champion swimming team, Mr. Ilosack, nor His- Bernard Cooper Track Team, Movie Opera- tors, Chem. Lab. Ass't. 'iRadio Berniev hams in class, 'shocks Mr. Arnold, beams to- ward girls, and tunes in at Tech. Patricia Covenia A Cappella Choir, Life Sav- ing Club, Student Board. Pat plans to be a umerryv mortieian. She will send you out of this world with a song on her lips. Vonda Craig Home Room See. 'KSis,s enjoyment is skating, excitement is football, tor- ment is Retail Selling. William Crook Movie Operators, Band. Billy is a big Ushotu around school who plans to Hdrib- ble back to Texas and make nbasketsv full of money. esslen Davenport F. T. A. Vessa,,' who likes type, Eng- lish, and Mr. Kirkpatrick, will spend her time atter graduation relaxing. tory T. Rosalyn Davis Rozy,' longs to be a nurse, loves to play basketball, and lauds Nlr. Carter. 27 Catherine DeCrazio Conrad Delewski Rose Marie DeShantz Mary Lou DeVay Rose Marie DiBucci Richard Dick Eva Mae Diggs Patricia Diosdado Madelyn Disk Victoria Dlutowski Catherine DeCrazi0 Latin Club Treas., Reporters, Club, Chem. Lab. Ass't., Art Club. She'd like to he a doctor, but she will be a nursel She'll spend her free time with pallet and brush. Conrad Delewski Student Board. Conrad is tall, strong, efficient, smart, every inch a man, and a charming onel Rose Marie DeShantz Student Board Treas., Cheerleader, Dramatic Club, Executive Council. 'KPosie is no shy violet, cheering is her specialty, laughter is her delight. Mary Lou DeVay Service Club, Human Behavior, Historical Society. An ardent football fan. who scores a touchdown with all her friends, will reach high to catch lifeis forward passes. Rose Marie DiBucci Orchestra. RosieU debates on boys, rates spaghetti tops, can't wait until she is graduated. Hazel Dobson Richard Donatelli Hazel Dobson Richard Donatelli Sh-e delights in cooking, ex- cites people with her charm, dislikes doing homework over week-ends. Richard Dick Judge of Election. Sports and records-uUm l Oral speech and so- ciology- Ooh ! Mr. Hartwick and Mechanical Drawing- Ah,'l Eva Mae Diggs Baby Dolly, likes clothing and history, dislikes math and conceited people, plans to be a secretary. Patricia Diosdado Art Club, Service Club, Human Behavior. Sparkling brown eyes, sweeping long lashes, dim- pled cheeks, and a smile that flashes. Madelyn Disk Operetta. Lynn,' impresses the males, depresses the gals! The seven seas she plans to sail. Victoria Dlutowski Five feet one and loads of fun, laughing, talking, dancing, too-all Will make a hit with youl A Cappella Choir. A charming smile for his classmates, a discriminating taste in sports, and a yearn- ing for service in the Navyl Anne Drobneski Nealy Earl Estella Ethridge James Fascetti Byron Fielding Dorothy Fields Lorraine Fineberg David Forrest Jean Foster jane Frank Anne Drobneski Human Behavior, Chem. Lab. Ass t. F. T. A. Vice-Pres., French TootsM plays the piano, pleads for spaghetti, to make some boss a pretty secretary. Nealy Earl Band. This master of the clarinet has a pitch for pretty girl. Estella Ethridge Estella has so much poise that she's never on and needlesv even though she likes to sew. James Fascetti Historical Society. Ceramics, Phys. Ed., and Mr. Riggs were the lights of Schenlcy for popular VVimp. Byron Fielding Reporters' Club, Football Manager. No shrinking violet, this young man believes oughly in Words, words, words! Dorothy Fundy Student Board, Council, Journal etta. Add one little dimple to a pincli ot big, green eyesg mix Well with lots of shortnin'g and you'll have this prize. Executive Staff, Oper- riage. Club, plans every 4. . pins high- thor- Annette Galluze Service Club, Hun ior, Life Saving Club. Chickie,' will Hltatn her way into a secretarial hit', a home run' into mar- Dorothy Fields Dot', spen-ds her spare time dancing and rooting tor the Pirates-her busy hours, nursingl Lorraine Fineberg Home Room Sec., Art Club. First love is sports and recreation, From her hands com-e ceramic creations, XVith the boys, fine public relations' David Forrest Student Board, judge of Election. llates Englishfloves to eat-despises cats-hopes to be a successtul carpenter, just like Mr. Jacobs. Iean Foster Human Behavior. jcanis creations are salads, recreations, sewing and cooking, vexatious, school classes. jane Frank -Journal Staff, Human Behavior, Travel Club, Pic- ture Comm. jane is an ardent baseball fan who scores home runsi, with her personality as easily as she will uswingu into the secretarial Hfieldf' ian Behav- career and Dorothy Fundy Annette Calluze 29 'Adams, leans toward love Nlarion Gertler journal Staff, Social Commit- tee Chairman, Majorettes, Operetta. This 'iTiny,' majorette opens in each heart such a little heaven that she will he Well renienihered, all her H4' Haj, Larry Glick i'Calamity Clemu raises a roar of laughter to cover up his eleverness. Dorothy Gorny 'iSlugg,' always defends the Pirates-enjoys spinning rec- ords:-hopes to take dieta- tion. Thelma Granberg Art Cluh, Student Board. Sports are her game, draw- ing's her aim, Granny,sH her nange. Gosh! NVhat a dame! L, -. .4 - f, , ily' ',A'f,4J5, , ':f1,1' f'-X, uf--Q! .,a4,:,,,g . 44 -41' 1 91m , . 1 iii, In Sarah Green Y-Teens. Tops in sports and sewing, ambitious in school activities, expects in the future to he a seamstress. Talib Ghafoor Art Cluh, Foothall Team. This master of mechanics will miss art. Ile may mis- understand Math hut he un- derstands women. Patricia Gordon Human Behavior, Life Say- ing Club, A Cappella Choir, Student Board. Pat 'cswiinsn through life, Hcraxylingi' into the hearts of her triends with the 'ihack strokev of humor. Alvin Gralewski Latin Cluh, A Cappella Choir, Triangle Stall. llc sings with the choirg -girls him admiieg the man ot the hourl Mary Lu Graziano lluman Behavior Pres., Ex- ecutive Council, S e n i o r Home Room Representative, June Class Sec. uLu,' likes shorthand, laughs ,,..,,,: all the time, lands Miss , and luck. 1 4 Barbara Griggs lluman Behavior C l u lu , llome Room Chairman. Bahs: Ayocation - roller skating, Conyersationvtoot- hall, Education-college. john Hague Foothall Team, Track Team. John clashes to history, sprints to gym class, and relays plans tor the paint business! He plays foothall tool 30 Joseph Halkias Historical Society. Appreciated the Schenley friendships, enjoyed Com- mercial Geography, spends spare time tinkering, will re- pair appliances in the future, Robert Housholder Louise Hui-51105 Hloekeyv plans to train thor- llow can Ulledv skate when oughbred horses for racing sh-eis in the waves? Perhaps as an avocation. Ilis voca- sheill be content to glide into tion is to be lawl a sailoris heart. Jeanne Hall Joel Haller Student Board, T r i a n g l e Staff, Chem. Lab. Assit., Art Club. Frustration-Art, fascination --Mr. Fitzpatrick, detesta- tion-giggly peopleg aspira- tion-nursing. Gwendolyn Hamilton Human Behavior, Board, Operetta. XVill divide her time by add- ing to her education, nmlti- plving her friends, and sub- tracting unhappiness where- cver she goes. Student Phyllis Harper French Club. Phyllis scores with her flute playing, makes quite a hit in French, strikes out after a teaching career. WVilliam Hawkes lleis a wright guyi' Whom wt-'re proud to have with us. Flora Hixon Flingo says: i'Donit be a flip, donit be a Hop! Come on down to my Beauty Shoppe., Journal Staff Editor-in-Chiel, Forum Club, French Club, Orchestra. journal Staltis his team, op- era's his scream, a law ea- reeris his dream. lleis always on the beam! Felicia Harenski Dramatic Club, Chem. Lab. Assit. For this camera tan, Algebra is a snap, while typing makes her shutter.' Thereis nothing Hnegativeh about her, everl Sylvia Harris lluman Behavior. VickieU treads water in English, floats in Spanish, dives into fun when not drovmed in home work. Ioan Hersh llonie Room Sec., Service Club, Dramatic Club, llu- nlan Behavior. Her headis in the clouds, her personalityis as high, her ta- vorite thought is, I can , ,, dream, cant I. George Horvath Home Room Pres., llistorical Society, llome Room Vice- Pres. YudaN sports, is a sport with the girls, sports a fine personali- tv goes all out for 31 Antoinette Hupert Richard Jaworski Betty Lou Johnson Deborah Johnson Evelyn Johnson Dorothy Iovanovie Carroll Kerr Ronald Kims William King Paul Knott Antoinette Hupert Student Board, Human Behavior, Life Saving Club. Aviation holds the key to Toni's future. Miss Schrammis history opened the door to the past. Richard Iaworski Baseball Team, Historical Society. Jays, right at home wth Mr. Carter, on the ball in Physical Education, has the right pitch for the girls. Betty Lou Johnson Student Board, Human Behavior, Y-Teens, Senior Home Room Representative. Betty's impressed by Mr. May, depressed by home work over week-ends, obsessed with dancing. Deborah johnson F. T. A., Senior Home Room Representative, Stu- dent Board. Deb'sv as playful as a kitten, eats like a rabbit, as gay as a lark, swims like a fish in society. Evelyn johnson Human Behavior, Travel Club. Evelyn loves beauty, whether in ceramics or in a smart coifleurg she can create both! Dorothy Kopczynski Ronald Kornick 32 Dorothy Kopczynski Ronald Kornick French Club, Chem. Lab. Ass,t. Dorothy's in ncirclesf, over algebra, thinks unfriendly people are squares,', her 'ianglen is a career in steno- graphic work. Dorothy jovanovic Dottief is a swe-et miss whose delight is dancing, whose fright is English, who sights her life work as an office wife. Carroll Ken' Track Team, Swimming Team. Acquires fame on the track team, admires Mr. Riggs, aspires to join the service. Ronald Kims Football Team, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Art Club. Kims is Schenley's little mite. In sports he's really dynamite. VVilliam King Hi-Y. Bill's head is full of ideas of Mr. Jacobs and car- pentry, of roller skating and football pictures, of lots of money and a hot rod. Paul Knott Student Board Pres., Cross-country Team, Track Team, Stage Crew. Paul dives into chemistry, will drift into college, and will stroke his way to success as a doctor. Movie Operators, Forum Club. Ronald spellbinds the girls, clicks in biology, and pic- tures a college career for himself. iw it silt : .::,,. jean Kowalski Loretta Kozlowska Dorothy Krystyniak Jean Lapinski Angeline Lautiero Andrew Lecoe Marian Left Nancy Lenhart Frank Leon Rose Marie Liberto jean Kowalski Andrew Lecce Sweet little lass loves to dance with her beau! She wants to be a clerk! YVouldn,t you know! Loretta Kozlowska Human Behavior, Life Saving Club, Latin Club, Officials' Club. This light-footed lass 'Kwill come and trip it as she goes on her light fantastic toesli' Dorothy Krystyniak Human Behavior, Y-Teens. Admires Mr. Fitzpatrick, abhors eoneeited people, aspires to be a secretary. Jean Lapinski Human Behavior. jean keys off with her friends, is sharp at all times, will scale her way to a clerical job. Angeline Lautiero Sunday-dancing, Monday-homework, Tuesday- bowling, XVedncsday - homework, Thursday - dancing, Friday and Saturday-ah, a secret! Sylvia Lijewski Diane Lloyd Student Board, F. T. A., Re- porters, Club, Human Be- havior. Officials, Club. Seamstress at Colonial Art who would rather sew but- tons on a sailorls uniform than sew hooks on a drape. Life Saving Club, Y-Teens, Deen plays the piano-is usharpn in English-thinks math is K'flat',-Hpedalsu for a career in nursing. Football Team. Baseball Team, Historical Society, Consumers, Club. After graduation Shoes,' wants only rest, relaxa- tion, repose. lle'll take a job if he can sleep on it. Marian Leif Human Behavior, Election Board. Cold toward gum-cracking, sold on being a secre- tary, Marian will mold a career of marriage. Nancy Lenhart Latin Club Treas., Information Desk, Iunior Achievement Treas. Talking is Nan,sv best talent, but donit worry, boys, it's all in English. Frank Leon A Cappella Choir, Student Board, Art Club, Movie Operators. VVhen Frank's in the Navy, heill remember the movie operators, choir, and art class. Schenley will remember his charming smile! Rose Marie Liberto A Cappella Choir, Human Behavior. Sweet Bose is no posie. Singing, typing, and skating are just a tew of her talents. Sylvia L'jevvski Diane Lloyd Betty Love A Cappella Choir, F. T. A., Operetta, Officials, Cluh, Betty loves- skating, falls for all kinds ot sports, will piro- ette her way into a teaching career. Patricia Malanowski Dramatic Club, Chem. Lah. Ass't., Student Board, Re- porters, Club. Pat likes Schenley and Schen- ley likes Pat. Her interests are hroad: medicine, sewing, and people! Sheis as nice as she is pretty. Ruth Marcus Student Board, Dramatic Cluh, Human Behavior. Ruthie', serves as gym in- . ,, struetor at the ' Y, as leader in her cluh, as a model for all ot us. Margaret McCartney Hlklargiev will work hard on nursing and will spend her remaining hours, if any, gah- hing with her friends. Carrie McKinney Carrie would like to he like Miss Lindsay, prefers basket- hall to football, will never forget 302. Fred Lusi This curly-haired paisan Will develop his skill in art more fully at Carnegie Tech. Delia Mancine Dramatic Club, Reporters, Cluh, lluman B e h a v i o r , Home Room Chairman. Del Picklesv swoons over Mario Lanza, tunes to T. V. programs, fumes at show- olfs, wonit doom herself to spinsterhood. Mary Mayerowicz Library Cluh, Lihrary Ass't. Mary sails into the hearts of her friends, Hiliesv through hooks, ainapsi' out classical music, hut her ucourseu is secretarial work. Christine McCray Service Cluh, The office uChrisU works in inust have T. V. This way, shr-'ll always he on the joh. Muriel McKinney Chem. Lah. Ass't., Officials' Cluh, Art Cluh, Election Board. The hrush and pallet of this young lady will he used to illustrate her own writings. Mildred McKoy Human Behavior, C li e in . Lah. Ass't. Millie'sv in a dilly ahout nursing, dreams of Mr. Fitz, and is dizzy over roller skat- ing. 34 Millard Mella Historical Society. ,Millard will work as a col- lector for the Government, collecting his monthly pay from the U. S. Marines. Mildred Nliller lluman Behavior, Y-Teens. MillieU loves football, en- joys dancing, spends time working, plans to be a secre- tary, Sheldon Monsein Band, Swimming Team. This fish shall swim seaward away from the land, to play alto sax in Old King Nep- tunels Band. Wvinston Moseley YVork, wife-wonderful life. Spero Moutsos Forum Club, Historical Soci- ety, Student Boand. Spero likes sports, songs, and laughter, dislikes helpless people, Winter, and long hair! However, girls are n ot 'KCreekD to him! Thomas Olson Basketball Team, Historical Society. The quiet lad likes school as much as his classmates like himl Hcis artistic on the basketball floor! Dolores Parker Regina P21tik0S Human Behavior Chem. Student Board, Dramatic 7 Lab. Assit., Officials, Club. K'ParkerH enjoyed parking in Mr. Caleyls class, has never been parked during a dance, hopes to park her car in a hospital lot. Club, Human Behavior. Twain has us guessing! Does she dance like a glider or skate like a jet? Or both? 35 Barbara Mitterling Y-Teens, Senior Home Room Representative. llere's one of those blue- eyed, golden haired Angels ot Mercy Who'll raise the blood pressure in spite of ice caps. Sarah Moores Dramatic Club, Chem. Lab. Asslt., Senior Home Room Representative. llereis a fine marksman who slavs her friends with the ar- row of her wit. Edwin Moses French Club, Chem. Lab. Ass t. Moe'sD smile is as big as a moon when he soda-jerks. llis hobby is ceramics, his hope college. Marcia Nickens Book Club, Human Behavior. Recreation - swimming, in- spiration-musicg fascination - American Government, idealization-Miss Sullivan. Shirley Pannill Human Behavior, Library Asslt. Shirleyis peeved with poor listeners, pessimistic about history, peerless as a dancer. Robert Paul Irene Pauley Carolyn Peterson Margaret Phillips Richard Porter Patricia Primus Theresa Pruszynslci Patricia Radzius .lean Ramcr Flora Ramsey Robert Paul Basketball Team. ABC for Bobby: Always alertg Beams basketball: Craves coaching. Irene Pauley Last down to English! Neyer down as a future W. A. F.l Carolyn Peterson lluman Behavior. llc-flu has one aim, neycr to lose, always to gain. She hopes to skate through lite in one big whirl. Nlargaret Phillips Officials, Club Vice-Pres., llomc Room Treas., Life Saying Club, June Class Trcas. Margin-U will be a 'iMr. Fcrrisl' or a big nwheeli as shc plans to give the business world a Kwhirl., Richard Porter Football Team, Basketball Team, Student Board Chem. Lab. Ass't. Forward on the hardwood and backward, never, end on the gridiron who never hlmbles problems Ivan Randall Ioan Rapp First down for football! Touchdown for dancingl 7 Patricia Primus Art Club, Student Board, Home Room Treas. Sheill shoot her hall through the basket of art, and tuck dear Schcnley away in hcr heart. Theresa Pruszynski Student Board, Service Club, Human Behavior, Y-Teens. Tall and trim, nice and slim, her charming smile would Hoor any hini.v Patricia Radzius Service Club, Art Club, Y-Teens, Human Behavior. Sparkling smile, personality charming, radiant hair, dimples alarming. Jean Ramer Versatile in interests-sewing, football, recordings! Talented in school - ceramics, Latin, liked by everyone. Flora Ramsey Library Assit., Operctta, Officials, Club Sec. VVith a twirl and a whirl she will leap to success on toes or with taps. Jean Randall Ioan Rapp er air, her manner, all The law oflice this secretary who saw admiredf' occupies will never have 1 dull moment. Dolores Raskey Charles Raye Audrey Rest Marvin Richter Mary Lou Robash Martha Rob Dolores Raskey Art Club. Life is delightful to Deen-art, football, the mad rush at lunchl Bachelors, bewarel Charles Raye Dramatic Club, A Cappella Choir. Earnest about his career in sociology, intense in his apprecation of living, relaxed by beautiful harmo- nies. Audrey Resutko Student Board, lluinan Behavior, Library Asslt. Vice- Pres. OddU will pilot her way into her passenger's hearts, as she glides into a career as an airline hostess. Dolores Richardson Human Behavior Pres., Student Board. Dolores Hsewsi' her way through life, niends hearts with her smile, and 'ipinsi' her hopes on a successful future. Marie Richetti Iluinan Behavior, Operetta. Marie likes English as much as she dislikes short- hand, delights in rhythm in dancing as well as in poetry. Shels a lovely girll itko Dolores Richardson Marie Richetti erts Dolores Robinson Oliye Robinson Marvin Richter Student Board, Travel Club, Chein. Lab. Assit., French Club. lIere's a businessman with a new slantl Ile expects to introduce thinking into the commercial worldl Mary Lou Robash Officials' Club, Dramatic Club, Picture Comm. This ardent Hbasketballb fan, Whose dimples are the Hcenteru of attraction, will nshootu for a career as a buyer. Martha Roberts Reporters, Club. llerels a Florence Nightingale Who will soothe her patients with original poetry. She drives her family crazy working crossword puzzles. Dolores Robinson Human Behavior, Officials, Club, Book Club. Robbie is a good sport! She's a power house in volleyball, an expert cook, and an advocate of fair play everywhere. Olive Robinson Ollie,s', sunny sinile and pleasant wit charm us alll A real American girll Maymc Rorison Iacquelyn Ross A Cappella Choir. Jackie: Her .mind is like a Q Sings like 8 Di.,htiug.,1,. is ug sundial, for lt records onlv at gentle as a dove, and as hap- 1Plf-1N'11tU0SS- py as a lark. 37 Maymc Rorison laequelyn Ross john Ruffner 'iCrcwy Louv loves Dr. Ca- ley, enjoys bookkeeping and condemns half-hour lunch periods. David Sandridge Print Shop Foreman. Thereillvbe a nfrogi' in the Navy after graduation-and a popular one, too! X ,, wot, 1 Sc y i urnal tail, Trac ,RQnn, S d Boar res., A Ca ella Cllb . .' 1 z l 'l . 1 km. at This gxy hil n er ken-Us ont ryt on tie iinish line and the other on the girls. They keep both eyes on him! Paul Sammartino Stage Crew, Election Board. .Paul,s a good guy! After graduation will come his big thrill, a surprise visit to his native town in Italy. Harry Sapperstein Hi-Y Pres., Travel Club Vice-Pres., Camera Club. Harry always does his work, enjoys crowds, is so sorry for the underdog that his is breaking up ghts. '13 4 ,MM Eunice c umann Student Board, Opcretta, Dramatic Club, Chem. Lab. Asslt. A song bird has invaded the Chremistry Laboratory! Shc's in tune with the wholc wide world. .p 'QU Way e . f f mick Sciulli N K s . X '- 'Q GS- fl hinks Schenleys girls are - TP, v . - 11:0 '43 108 2' k 5 Cam, Qetty, loves socials, is proud E Qu- - 9 ' ' . ot his part in Parents, Night, x I 1 - , t Rst Star misses beautiful Italy, but is ' e 9 'Q 5 Q- ' , glad to bc in America. ' 3 e .1 ie io to n- ' v X ' if m g ' U Theresa Sciulli Service Club. Gentle and quiet, Theresa is a joy to her teachers, a line fricnd, and a promising can- didate for nursing school. Adeline Sciullo Journal Stall, Service Club, Ring Comm., Student Board. Dark brown hair and big brown eyes! Addicis bril- liant and charming, beloved and wise! Frances Sciullo Carolyn Scott Student Board, Executive Council, Human Behavior Vice-Pres., Home Room Scc. Franny,,' who keys herself to Lanzo, notes she will miss Schenley. Here's a girl whois always sharp with her friends. 38 Typing Club, Oflicials, Club, Student Board. A skater superb, as nice as they come, always willing to help and do. Betty Seibert Human Behavior, Picture Comm., Lunch Check Coun- ter. Sound Off will he luring Bet as she plans to enlist in the Marine Corps. Paul Shackelford Likes movies when a girl is with him, has no definite plans tor the future. Allen Shropshire Twin II Feels the same! Aline Simon Human Behavior. Aline has a soft voice, a love- ly smile, and a gentle charm. Marian Small Considcratc of her friends and friendly to everyone, Marian will he a fine office boss. Irene Smith Estelle Snyder Student Board. She SUIIS she doesnit like hoys, hut hoys do like i'ChristvHl After graduation, she-'ll go to New York. Service Club, Operetta, A Cappella Choir, Reporters, Cluh. 'iBunny', will use her typing knowledge to work her way through music college. 39 Anna Sewell Human Behavior, Home Room Sec. Schenley's the way station for basic education, beauti- cian school, the next location. Alfred Shropshire Twin I Talks crazy Spanish, enjoys ceramics, admires Miss Lor- raine- Elizabeth Siko Elizahe-th's a model in short- hand class, hilt she has a clcsign on a designeris ca- reer. WVilliam Skledar Senior Home Room Repre- sentative, Orientation Pro- gram, Election Board. Big Bill is always on the hall, Whether in sports or in the study hall. Cordon Smith uYou name it, and 1,11 feed it and cage itil . . . favorite lunch period . . . all three . . . life work . . . loafing. . -Awga'-X. Sidney Somers Nicholas Spalaris Mildred Staten JoAnne Stein Shirley Stein Audrey Stopera Dolores Strider Arleen Studnicki Nancy Super llarry Susser Sidney Somers Swimming Club, Orchestra, Chem. Lab. Assit. This violinist will not fiddle around with the Musicianis Union. lle'll earn his living as a pharmacist l Nicholas Spalaris Movie Operator, Stud-ent Board. Heis a smooth operator in more Hclds than Visual Education. Mildred Staten Clean, neat, personable, sweet! JoAnne Stein Latin Club Pres., Reporters' Club, Chem. Lab. Ass't. Audrey Stopera lluman Behavior, Home Room Social Chairman. 'iAudic'si' superb skating will win her fame, her expert typing, earn her a name. Dolores Strider llmnan Behavior Sec., Social Comm., Student Board. Dom-,su disposition will win her a position as a nurse in a medical center. Arleen Studnicki Student Board, Life Saving Club, Ollicials, Club. Tunes her piano to H0110 Alonefi keys her way through typing, will play the game ot homemaker. Nancy Super A Cappella Choir, Student Board. Sweet as a song, lively as a melody, her tone is pitched for marriage. 'floeyv is small but thinks tall. Her winged pen will win her fame as her charm has won her friends. Shirley Stein Student Board, F. T. A. This basketball fan is always on the bully and will .. ,, .. ,, . , shoot for a goal m the business world. Robert Svoboda Kathleen Sweeney Harry Susser journal Staff, Art Club, Latin Club, Chem. Lab. Ass't. llarry has the artistis touch in whatever he does- with pencil, on skates, in class or at socials, with the men and especially with the galsl Robert Svohocla Kathleen Sweeney Student Board, Orientation Program, B a n d, Football Team. Leader of men--follower of women! lleis not all brawn and fatal charm, there's brain, too! l 40 Service Club. 'clfathvv plans to clear her Way through high school so that she may soar into the air force. Theresa Sweeney Catherine Tabb Myrna Taylor MacDonald Terry Elnora Teresa Thomas lianlona Thomas Rosa Marie Thompson Bruno Tomaino Anthony Trapani VVilliam Trozzi Theresa Sweeney Service Club, Reporters, Club, F. T. A. She plans to teach the language of the ancients to the people ot the modern world. Catherine Tabb Book Club, Library Assit., French Club, Reporters' Club. Easy to get along with, enjoys sports and dancing, eager to get into the business world. Myrna Taylor Book Club, French Club. Basketball, dancing, and collecting records are some of the pastimes of this ardent admirer of Mr. Caley. MacDonald Terry Football Team, Art Club. Name-c'Mac,,g game-football, dames-weakness, aim-Pitt! Elnora Teresa Thomas Home Room Chairman, Sewing Club. Elnora appreciates fine clothes, plans to travel around the world, says she'll never marry! Nada Turner Emma Urbanek Terryis eye is on Hollywood. She ll be a model model or a danceris dancer. peach. Triangle Staff, F. T. A., Latin Club, Officials' Club. Her hair is honey, her smile is sunny. Latin she will teaehg F. T. A. produced this Ramona Thomas illamona came from Wilkinsburg High, but it didnt take her long to b-ecolne a popular Schenley- ite. Rosa Marie Thompson Y-Teens. She sews, she laughs with Luigi, and she,s liked by the boys. Bruno Tomaino This jokesteris jokes are reallv funny. On TV they,d make him money. Anthony Trapani Football Team, Art Club, Consumers, Club. Trapper has a mind for football and a hand for art. VVilliam Trozzi Art Club, Ilistorical Society. A strong silent man who divides his heart between Mr. Fitzpatrick and Coach Gross. Q 'K Nada Turner Emma Urbanek 'f ' K A u Maxine Vinson Y-Teens Pres. Look outl This girl knows her guns! She s alert in home room and efficient in foods class! Geraldine VVaite Service Club, Y-Teens, Stu- dent Board. Gerry is short in size with big blue eyes. All the bovs she'll tantalizie. Mary Washington Human Behavior, C li e m . Lab. Ass't., Oltieialsi Club. Volleyball is Mingals game, swimming is her sport, in hair-waving shelll r e a l l y score. joseph Waters A specialist in sleep and foolery, who yearns to be an artist who draws checks. Beverly Wells VV h e n Buekwheat,s', a NVax'e, sheill sail the seas playing her clarinet. Mary Grace VVagner Likes to dance . . . plays the piano as a hobby . . . hopes to be a nurse. Harry Ward Football Team, B a s e b a ll Team, Basketball Team, La- tin Club. Hard Work,-harder play will win llarry lame some future day! Myrtle VVasl1ingt0n Chem. Lab. Assit., Officials, Club, llonre Room See. Myrtlt-'s our Florence Night- ingale. Sheid rather comfort the sick than eatl Merle Weaver Home Room Pres., Chem. Lab. Assit., Social Comm., Cap and Gown Comm. Chairman. This tall, good-looking boy is the Isaac XValton of Schen- Icy. lle'll be a whale of a pharmacist. Evelyn Williams Student Board, Human Be- havior, O lli c i a l S ' Club, French Club. Ex'eyU nbuzzesl' over friends, is usweetn on singing, nhonev- evedv over skating, ready to nlueev a business girl. 42. QW ,. 6211 George Williams Jarrad Williams Art Club, Chem. Lab. Assit. Sonnyn bats 1000 x bin it George is tall, quiet, shy, and Comes to iriends. llt ll st rt full of good common sense. 3 big hlt W flu' bllwlf World. Frances VVillis Student Board, lluman Be- havior, Election Board. ll-cr smile brings sunshine into evcryoneis heart. She will moon over typewriting- and star in taking dictation. Shirley VVilson This ukeedv is a friend in- deed. 99-44f100f15. pure fun. Barbara Witkovich Student Board Sec., -lournal Staff, Orlicials' Club Sec., lhunan Behavior. The typical American girl, well groomed, poised, alert. attractive, and just about the nicest person we knowl jane VVright Student Board, Latin Club, lluman Behavior Pres., In- formation Desk. Sweet and cute in a skating suitl Smart and pert in her school workl Cloria Yarchever Art Club, Judge of Election. .4 . ,, . Archie is cute as a bunny and twice as funny, with her frecklcd face and turned-up to toesl .llmc Ziegler Anthony Vittor F r e n ch Club. Orchestra, Chem. Lab. Asslt. In harmony with life, pianist ' Ziggyn will never cause dis- cord as a social workerll Forum Club Pres., XVestern Pa. Ir. Historical Club. A good guy who enjoys foot- ball and swimming, but hopes to be a famous author in the future. 43 nose, she is a wow from head Clarence Wilson Chem. Lab. Asslt., Latin Club. Knutel, is a mastermind on the football Held, a dead shot on the basketball court, and an all-around athlete. Shirley VVisniewski Chem. Lab. Assyt. Charley enjoys Mr. Caleyis class . . . sings sweetly . . . collects pictures of movie stars . . . plans to enter nurs- ing school. Misia Wolcyrz Y-Teens, Latin Club, Tri- angle Staff, Student Board. lVith her sweet smile to aid . , her experience as a Nurses Aide, Blish will he a sure cure for our wounded war heroes. Florence Wvysocki lluman Behavior, Library Ass't. A good day for Flo: Typing and Consumers Education with baseball after school and dancing at night! Florence Zbierajewski lluman Behavior, T ra v e l Club. Florence hopes some day to come back to S. ll. S. as a librarian. She hopes to he a typical Schcnley teacher. .t.. .r.:.. ' My 5 G, Seniors Frederick Adams Robert McQuillan The right man is the onc who seizes the moment. The gay twinkle in his eye and the Blarney on his tongue earn him the luck of the Irish. Leonard Beale Swimming Team, Football Team, Swimming Club A versatile gentleman who manages the waves of the sea and of popularity with equal skill. Jeanine Samuels Y-Teens, Human Behavior. Book Club Swims for leisure, will float through college, then dive into matrimony. James Connors Sure itis the top of the mornin' to Jimmy and the rest of the day to his triends. Marjorie Yates Carrie Lee james Human Behavior Tis Unice to be natural when you are naturally An ombryo Wilo who oojoys Sports and pooplo and 11100 yearns to be like Mrs. Klein. The Last Word This is the end of a very long story, VV e bid fond farewell trailing clouds of glory! Weill never forget how we cheered at each game, Weill never forget Senior Theme, done with pain! We danced, and we bowled, and we skated with joy, QThere were two lovely girls for each handsome boylj YVe fondly acknowledge the debt that we owe, WVe part with rc gret from both friend and foe. There never have been four years like those just passed. We hope that Commencement will not be the last Of our good times together as Iune '52 class! 44 rf .a.-- LSL Y ,ii MES? if 'WNSSTSZ s, 5, 5 5 N 55 2 n , X June Committees Social Marion Ccrtler, Chairman Mabel Adams Alfred Shropshire Patricia Cordon Allen Shropshire Thelma Granloerg Sidney Somers Rose Marie Liberto Shirley Stein Betty Love Dolores Strider Richard Porter Emma Urbanek Paul Sammartino Merle Weaver Cap and Gown Merle Weaver, Chairman Maryann Brice Paul Knott Joel Haller Misia Wolcyrz lane Wright Song Spero Moutsos, Chairman Marion Birch Richard Donatelli Antoinette Bolli Norman Schlansky June Ziegler Ring Frances VVillis, Chairman Elaine Agy Marian Left john Allman Adeline Sciullo Robert Svoboda Flower and Color Dolores Richardson, Chairman Roxie B635 Alvin Gralewski Dorothy Fundy Marvin Richter Anna Sewell Cift Philomena Aloi, Chairman Geraldine Carlisle Kay Crawford Vincent Casciato Antoinette Hupert Jarrad Williams Publicity William Skledar, Chairman Hugh Casper Mary Lou Robash Rose Marie D'eShantz Jo Anne Stein Harry Susser Picture Frances Sciullo, Chairman Antoinette Bolli Diane Lloyd Jane Frank Mary Lou Robash Betty Seibert 46 February Class Prophecy The Schenley High School class of Febru- ary, 1952, last night held a reunion in the plush, world-famous Point Park Hotel. Some of the eminent leaders from business, scientific, medical and athletic Helds were present and gaily rem- inisced with their classmates. Among the promi- nent members was present Mr. S. R. Goodman, class president. He is now president of the American Federation of Musicians. Acting as toastmaster for the gala affair, he presented to the class those members who had achieved fame in their own right as a result of their undertak- ings. The banquet was prepared by Stiakakis and Marinakos, owners of the Gourmet Restau- rant. From the medical profession and allied fields were introduced three alumni. Marvin Dashef- sky, former school president, is now head pharm- acist for Sun Drug. james Parreco is a world renowned pathologist. Both of these gentlemen gave short talks expressing joy over meeting old friends. Also presented was Evelyn jean Alex- ander, U. S. Public Health dietitian, who deliver- ed a short synopsis of her activities. Representative of the athletes of the class was head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, john Cenci, who, having just completed a winning season with the National Football League cham- pionship, commented briefly on the possibilities of repeating the successes next year and highly commended some of this yearis stalwart players, among whom were: Bill McLaughlin, big jimmy Tavernise, Ken Hawthorne, johnny Barrett, Al Burkhart and Jimmy Brooks. Engaged in an- other Held of sports was Morris Simon, who jetted in from London after decisively copping the world's light-heavyweight lifting champion- ship for the U. S. He was literally breathless and could not speak. Screen star Pat Krushinski, currently ap- pearing in g'Sin,,, filmed by Frank Freedel at Stromboli Studios, represented the perfect stim- ulant for the men as she reenacted a passionate scene from Shakespeare's Romeo and Iuliet. Her capable partner was Robert Sciulli, who now doubles as her business manager. Much interest was 'then centered on Herb Ruder, famed syndicated news analyst, and Bev Dugan, Hollywood gossip editor. Both related exciting sidelights of their many printed news headlines, tales that captured the interest of the entire group. When toastmaster Goodman invited Aubrey George and Sam Silberman, co-designers of Pitts- burghis own subway, to the floor, each professed his sincere wishes for the continued success of classmates. At this point the class was treated to an in- terlude of enthralling piano virtuosity by jacque- line Gibbons, world-famed artist of the keyboard, She displayed remarkable finger co-ordination as she gave her rendition of the difficult Tchaikow- sky fifth concerto in B flat. After this pleasant break the speeches were continued. The speakers included such notables as Phillip Freidman, U. S. tax attorney, and his chief statistician, Ben Forman. Both reiterated the enthusiastic words of the preceding speakers concerning the gathering. The arts were quite capably represented as Herman Fabian, famous American sculptor, and Laverne Quatse, noted painter, unveiled for the first time their latest productions. Last but not least were Phyllis Conrad, who is, at present, head of Schenleyis English depart- ment, and Rae Freidkin, Schenley Home Eco- nomics teacher, both of whom spoke words of greetings. The group then adjourned to the immense ballroom where the Thomas quintet presided, having flown in from New Yorkis Copacabana. Its members include Harvey Hill, George Bacasa, Clarence Carr, Henry Adams, and band leader Ronald Thomas, who personally thrilled the crowd by playing five different instruments. Finally, each bade farewell to his neighbor and departed, pleasantly anticipating another such reunion. Class Will VVe, the February, 1952 class of Schenley High School, in the State of Pennsyl- vania, County of Allegheny, City of Pittsburgh, being of stable mind and charac- ter, publish and ordain this to be our Last Will and Testament: Firstly: VVe make no special stipulations as to the funeral. However, we instruct the 12B class to uphold and to praise us, dispensing with any grouches against us. Being of such outstanding quality, leaving such a huge va- cancy in the school, we propose that a new Held house be named in our honor. Secondly: We bequeath to our chief heir, none other than the 12B,s, our chief virtues and properties: vast knowledge, inimitable per- sonality, ego, and above all, self-discipline. Thirdly: We propose that our miscellaneous school equipment, papers, and pencils be given the 12B,s, provided they pay all our just debts. KUI5 Q. gsm Q Il Il ff .was Fourthly: WVe leave to the junior class the ques- tions and answers to all tests, and above all, twelfth grade theme. Fifthly: We bequeath to the Sophomores our patience and tact. Remember that haste makes waste and that two years is not such a long, long time. Sixthly: To the bewitched and bewildered fresh- men whose anxiety and fear was once experi- enced by us, we leave a book describing the Vices of Schenleyf, The content of which contains the do,s and don,t's,,l the road map of Schenley, and the secret information about different teachers. Seventhly: Besides these humble bequests, we give our deepest regards to those who gra- ciously receive them. Eighthly: We hereby appoint T. H. Kirkpatrick, guardian of the senior class, executor of this last will and testament. In witness thereof, we have herewith sub- scribed our name and seal this ninth day of january, 1952. The February 1952 class Witnesses: Stanley Greenfield Marvin Dashefsky 1 'J x ' X- it' lg S.'i 'ii June Class History September 1948 We were Freshies neat, petite! We loved our teachers, we were sweet. September 1949 Tough and loud, we soon became Sophomores! Thought we knew the game. That was all so long ago- Mixed memiries of joy and woe! BUT ----- September 1950 We came to school our heads held high with pride. WVe were juniors then-our own fate weid decide. Yet half the joy of new found dignity Was lost when Schenley lost its Mr. B. We dried our tears to see the new attire The majorettes donned, touchdowns to inspire! YVe cheered our team until we all were hoarse! Carrickis defeated-Schenleyis champ, of course. Thanksgiving came and with it the great snow. A weekis vacation-we were happy Ioe's! Basketball games, Christmas time. and then We were Eleven Ais at semesteris end. In March we took our dates to go to see Fountain of Youthf' operetta-mystery. A new experience, retention drill, Made war threats real-and warm, young blood grow chill. The fresh spring days went by in a delightful whirl. YVe went dancing at socials, paired off-boy with girl. September 1951 We are in school once again-but we're Seniors now! The Iournal Staff's at work. NVe are big shots! XVow! Football season and the first game was like heaven! Schenley downed South, score eighteen to seven. Our last Parents, Night-a date weill remember- The first of the events of a busy November. Bowling party and barn dance! At both we had fun. We felt as if life as seniors had really begun. December the sixteenth, the biggest event, Class organized-Joe Sanford is our president. Early january, in a matter of hours The February class was gone-the school, at last, ours. Pictures were taken-and then came the proof! 'SThis canit be me! 1 donit look such a gooflv At last came the class rings, Hear the oh's and the ahis As we twist and admire them on our little paws. VVe had a skating party fit was glide or fallj, And then challenged the Varsity at basketball. On March 15 the Journal goes to press, For other memory dates have no distress. A place to keep their record through the years We've left for you uAmong My Souvenirsf, 49 Q x on ! k! 4 sri? QS 1 A A91 'lf - lug Autographs An poxpcxricx STUDENT BOARD: Mr. Clyclm- May, Sponsnrg K. Aslnnun, NI. Birch, L. Busxwll, BI. Cassini -I. Ccnci, K. Cl'ilXN'I.Cll'il, A, Donn, C. Dvlcwski, H. Donutclli, Cl, l'1iSlIl'l', B. IRUTIIIQIII, 'l'. Cllklf'l!K7l rw w w A f - . - ,1 I. c:l'2lllD1.'l'g, C.. Hlllllllilbll, lx. Ilnwtlmmm-, I. Illll, D, Hogan, I. HUl40YlfZ, H. Iloyncr, ln. lnl L-lnnsky, C. Jun-obs, Xl, lung, II. killlllfl, N. Lvwls. P, Nlulmmmwki, BI. NRISCHIIP, A. Pvrinis, li .PUl'tl'I', ll. Rndvr, ii. Slllllldvf. L. Sp-inlli, R. Sn-inlli, I . Sq-inlln. XY, Skln-dur, .-X. Smvvll, Stl-in A. Slndnivki. L. 'l'l1rn'm1, C, 'I'mxw-r, j. Ursn. Cf. XYviss, ll. XVlnit4-. P, XV1'igl1t. Cf. Young. FEBRUARY STUDENT BOARD UFFICERS: Marvin Dushefsky, Prc-sidcnt, Norman Schlzln- sky, Vice--President, lhlrlmrax XVitkm'ich, Sec- retary, Hose Nlaric IDCSDRIIHZ, Twalsllrcr, 52 June Student Board Officers Paul Knott . 4,.. President Thomas Kennedy , .. . Vicc-President Barbara YVitkovich .. Secretary Norma Colaizzi ,. , . ,.Trcasurvr Nous Dansons Sur Un Volcan CHEMISTRY LABORATORY ASSISTANTS Mr. lislim' Blorrison, Spunsorg -I. Halas-r, H. Blulmi. BI, Brooks, B. Coblitz, li. 1JClkllN'y, T. Della, B. CHIISIJIIIQ A Hull, NV, -Imu-s, E. Kebblish, J. Lyon. NI. SIL-Kay, A. Xcvros, D. Parka-r, X. P11t1'iccu, D. Paul, T. Pricv, E. 51-1111- nmnn, A. Sowvll, H. Susscr, NI. NVQ1- sllington, M. NVcuvc1', C. XVillizuns, I. Zicglvr. Algo Tocante A Todo, Todo Tocante A Algo CONSUMERS CLUB: Mr. Kohut, Sponsorg A. XVudlvy, Pros.. A. Diulus, Vin- Prcs., J. llrown, Svc., C. Catzlllia, G, Dorfmun, NV. llzxwkc-S, I. Mugcr, NVilson Q .mf-Miz iff. luv? E .6 A rx Veliko Vrjeme Upravitelj MOVIE OPERATORS B. Coopcxr, NV. Crook, Cvorgc-, T. Ilipkiss. R. SilIIlldl'l'5. H. SL-iulli, lump. Mr. Ivan Hosuck, Spcmsorg U, Bucusu, E. Bell, G. Cohn-11 C. Crows, D. Dm-Grazia, C. lpiilflllilll, F, Free-dm-1, A R. Kornick, F, Lvou, E. Lvscullctt, H. McCord, F. Pcrmzm Z. Shcpmzm, S, SiH7l'l'INilll, N. Spzlluris, D. YVQH. R. XVcis- 511 ll ll Een Volk, Dat Leeft, Bouwt Voor Zijn Toekomst FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: NI12 Xlcchlin, Spuiisorg RI, Boris, V. Davmnport, A. Drubneski, C. Criim-s, D. julinsou, S. I.ijn-wski, A, Ncwros, M. Hcnclulic, S. Stn-in, T, Sweeney, E. Urlmm-k. Keine Ruh' Bei Tag Und Nacht OFFICIALS CLUB: Mrs, Suvillu lIum'ci'. Spcmsorg XI. L. lhmhzlsli, P1'vs.g XI, Phillips, Viva--l'rvs.g I . Ruinsvy, Sm-y.. tl. Algc-ra, AI, Boriuru, A. D-rC:unillu. I. Eldvr. C. Flush, B. Kiiizwiimii, B. Lovv, M. ML-Kimiic-, L, Paul, S. l'lowcIc'i1, D. liolmiiiscm, C. Smith, K. 'l'urm-r, B. Vmdmilis, S, Vugtslici'gv1', F. XVz1sl1ingtu11. E. NVliitclwad, C, XVillu'Im. E. NVilIiums. 55 0mne5 Vlae Romam Aguntn JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE: Mr Bozie, Sponsor, F. Anderson, M. Briee K. Crawford, C. DeGr11zio, J. Doyle B. Flood, D. Gild, B. Ginsburg, D Haines, C. Hallister, L. Hayweiser, D Hickman, D. Jones, N. Lenhart, B. O'- Connor, C. Scott, M, Staten, I. Stein H. Susser, E. Urhanek, F. NVashington G. XVL-iss, M. Woleyrz. TRAVEL CLUB: Miss Sehenek, Spon- sor, M. Ackerman, I. Arendash, R. Baker H. Barbour, B, Barone, H. Barovsky, N Bennett, R. Boggess, B. Brodie, T Buford, N, Citreniti, J. Fahrykiewiez T. Fiehter, E. Foreman, J. Frank, C Gaines, F. Graham, I. Hague, C. Harris K. Henderson, I. Johnson, N. Kakavis M. Lopinto, E. Maneine, A. McCord B. Nichols, I. Quinn, T. Resutko, M Richter, M. Rudovsky, I. Sansonetti, H Sapperstein, H. Scott, D. Se Caur, I. Selzer, Skidmore, B. Smith, T. Snyder R. Stiger, C. Stubbs, Ti5he Jedesh DaI'She Budeshn w a a 1 Konyvek Tanltanak Emberekn LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Nliss Huller, Spousorg H. Balkunowa, ll, Burns, E. Campbell, S. Cox, C, Dixon, I. Crame, A. Esler, C. Flash, L. Class, C, Gillis, D. Cranberry, J. Hipkiss, D. llarris, C. James, I. Kissock, S, Maternaniak, M. lXIays-rowicz, C. Miller, Pannill, S. Plowcleu, C. Quinn, F. Ramsey, D. Rob- inson, R. Saunders, R. Scrvadio, L. Staucler, C, Tabb, A. Tibbs, C. Trowa-r, P. Yolok, C. XValker, F. O'Lear, C. Soxyuslifl, This semester, under thv supervision of our new librarian. Miss Catherine Baclcofen, thc original Book Club was combincd with the Library Club under the title of the Library Assistants. Each of thc thirty-two members averages about one hour a Week of service in the library! Various duties fall to their lot, such 2152 shelving books, filing pamphlets and catalog cards, running errands and mak- ing posters, These girls, who give up their study periods to serve the Student Body through the Library, are awarded a certificate of service at graduation. Miss Ilazcl lluller is their adviscr. 'U. ' mb '7 3 . 'f4fi F4-'f' -f 5 v. A A gui QW 1 , , F 1, if k. wi Vw ' , ,iff Q 4 .W xy' , 'R 5-5,6 nv' i H wow XM.-q '-W nan an v,.,,.. FK ,1'?l if is x N x4,, Mg VAMM wfww v Warp wffyzg, -QM., M ,,. CQ -Q:gx,mf:ff ,, N- ..,,,..f . .X as-lm fm . . ...Q ,q....K.........., M., V. f4..f.,.,.x.+w - Ed: S 3? .Ei 'E ln!! fl s Covjek U Pozadini STAGE CREW: Mr. Carlin, Sponsor, B. Burns, H. Casper, F. Crevonie, S. Greenfield, P. Knott, H. Koontz, W. Lupenaell, N, Nieholas, P. Sunnnurtino, P. Snyder, H. VunBuren, C. Vussilaros. SERVICE CLUB: Mr. XVillizun Higgs, Sponsor, L, Boswell, S. Carpenter, M. DeVz1y, P. Diosdzulo, I. Farrell, A. Favor, Fuerst, A, Culluze, M. lleller, J. Ilersh, B. Izlketie, P Krueger, C. BICCTQIY, L, McCullough, J. Niehlos, T. Pruszynski, P, Raclzius, T. Seiulli, A. Seiullo, E. Snyder, K, Sweeney, T. Sweeney, D. Taylor, C. WVz1ite. , ,V , , Co Ma Wlslec Nle Utonle LIFE SAVING CLUB: Miss Sigrid Topp, Sponsor, E. Christides, Mgr., V. Beatty, B. Blakey B. Boswell, C. Bruszdewiez, P. Caslin, R. Chapman, A. Charles, P. Covenia, E. DiBueei, R Grace, K, Cray, L. jenclrzjewski, L. Kozlowslcu, L. Kuhiesek, V. Munro, P. Menmhon, P. Scott E. Shemuga, L. Shoshenski, G. Stetzer, L, Swaniec, V. Swindell, P. Szafrun, B. Thomas, M Thomas, S. Thomas, A, Thompson, K, Turner, A. XVushington, S. XVasielewski, L. XVosilewski C. VVeiss, L. VVl1ite. l 59 Cherehez La Femme Y-TEENS: Mrs. Rose, Sponsor, O. Adams, D. Anderson, R. Ashby, D. Bailvy, M. Bean, E. Brown, C, Camphc-ll, C. Cato, A. Clark, C, Cleveland, S. Coker, S. Davis, M. Dean, S. Evans, VV. Franklin, R, Fulmorc, D. Fulton, I. Cant, S. Gibson, M. Glenn, F. Gittings, C. Goll, S. Graham, S. Griffin, M. Hamilton, K. Harris, A. llvarn, P. Henderson, D, Hunter, D. Holman, M. Johnson, A, Ionvs, L. MQGCC, C. McMahon, G. Moore, C. Murray, E. Nc-well, M. Peclcr, B. Richardson, B. Scott, C. Shelton, B. Smith, G. Smith, B. Sumlin, N. Thompkins, A, Thompson E. Thompson, M. Vinson, P. VVatSon, H. XVilliamson, T. Young, Voll Weiser Sprueche Und Neuester Exempel HI-Y: Mr. Rohm-rt Magill, Sponsor, J. Allman, R, Br-ll, M, Berry, E. Conner, J. Davis, L. Drake, A. George, C, Grimm-s, ll. Hankin, XV. Hawkus, K, llc-ndcrson, I. Matthews, Ii. McMil1on, R. Miller, T. Montgoinvory, XV. Moseley, M, Prince, M, Ruben, H. Sappurstcin, C. YVilliam, R. Young. 60 O0 Q FORUM CLUB: Miss Anne Caumon, Spousorg C. Sundridgv, Prcs.g S. VVisniewski, Vim--l'rc-s B. Nc-Wmun, Soc-.g J. Diamond, J. Ilzlllvr, J, Hughes, R. Kornivk. A, McCord, S. Moutsos, B Newman, F. Zmmis. The Pen ls Mightier Than The Sword TRIANGLE STAFF: Miss EliZkl!3i'tll Mnlick, Spmmsorg NI. Brin-1-. N. Coluizzi, B. Dugan, P Friedman, A. Crull-Wski, T. Ki'llIll'lly', P. Nlauiuukos, M. Pfilllilll, P. Rcfnkuwck, H, lillclvr, E Urbanck, M. X'VuIcyrZ. 61 NLG Donna E Mobile HUMAN BEHAVIOR: Mr. Ivan Hosack, Sponsor, E, Agy, P. Aloi, P. Angle, M. Austin, B Bvus, M, Bircli, A. Bolli, I. Bondy, M. Bowvu, M, Brooks, E. Brown, R. Caine-ron, P. Caracciola S. Carpcntvr, B. Colilitz, D. Colaizzi, E, Cole-s, K. Crawforcl, B. Davis, B. Davis, D. Darby, M DvVay, P. Diosclaclo, A. Drolvncski, B. Dugan, J. Flcislunau, 1, Frank, A. Calluzv, -I. Cilnlvous P. Gordon, M, Graziano, B, Griggs, G. Ilainilton, P. Harp-or, -I. HL-rsli, A. Ilupcrt, A, jackson, B johnson, F.. Johnson, F.. Kerr, L. Kozlowska, D. Krystyniak, 1, Lapinski, M. Leif, B. Lilwrto S. Lijcwski, D. Mancinc, A. lNIaZZocvco, M, McKoy, N. Moran, C. Murray, M. Nickons, S. Paunill D. Parker, B. Patikes, I. Pe-arcli, C. Pctcrsou, C. Poinsctta, T, Prusxynski, I. Purinan, A. Bcsutko D. Richardson, M. Riclictti, D. Robinson, C. Scarpino, F. Sciullo, B. Scilx-rt, A, Sewell, A Slim-fic-y, A. Simon, I. Simon, M. Staten, A. Stopvra, D, Strider, D. Taylor, I. Taylor, M. VVilclcr E. NVilliams, F, Willis, B. Witkovicli, F, VVysocki, F. Zliierajcwski. 62 Sll Ars Longa, Vila Brevisn ART CLUB: Mr. Fitxpzltrick. Spcmsurg C. Amber. AI. Balmer, R. Boyd, T. B1'l1ft11s, NI. Cup I Cuprvtta, CI, Curr, VI. Cm-uni, C. Colm P. Clcuxmnrs, M. Cuopcfr. F. Dustu, ll. Dv1Cimuto usclalclo, P. l':CCklI'll, XV, l zlrTc'y, 15, lfisllvr, L. Fluyd, S. QTIQITHIIN, T. Q:l'ilI1TX'1'Q,', -I. c:lll'I'l'it'1'U Il mll, K. llzlwtllmxlc-, C, julmsun, L. Jlllllilll, H. Kims, D. Laudas, J. Lnrdus, A. Lf-Ilcmnc' -nm, I , AIL'ElllIl'illlt'l', M. NIL-Killxliv, XV, NICLQIIIQQTITTIJ, H. Pace, V. PklTllliE'I'C', P. Primus Pluvcllzullu, I. Pulfcr, AI, f2ll2ltSL', L. fL,l1kltSC', P. Rudzius, P. Rcnkawek, II. Hush, NI. Sands Tlxwxlisv, J, 'I'ilyl0l', NI. 'l'c-rry, A. 'l'mpz1ni, XV, Tmzxi, H. Tsuris, R. YVvislml1p. ll. YVl1itc-, XXTHTQIIIIS, C. Yal1'L'hc'x'n-r. JOURNAL ART STAFF: RLIYIIIKJIICT Suundvrs. xxvllylif' Sc-lmwalrtx, HQIITB' Sllssvr. 63 1 1lld4'l'S, H. Suwiq-ki, A, Slwllby, C, Smith, R. Stcftzcr, C. Stiukukis, L. Stout, II. Sussvr Muzica Ir Dieva Valodan BAND: Mr. Ccorgc Hold, Sponsor, H. Adams, J. Adair, A. Altman, I. Avvxy, C, Bag-asa, S. Carter, Il. Castolucci, XV. Crook, E. DiBuL-ci, L. Drakv, -I. Fulton, 1 w w N Larl IL Cvolwfc' L ' p . I-. v - Goldberg, S, Goodman, K. Ilawllwornv, D. Hall, -I. -Iarrt-tt, B, Ioucs, H. jordan, L. Katz, H. Kims, -I. Lcdvrvr, P. Marinakos. J. Matthews, VV, McLa11gl1li11, lt. Millcr, R. Mitt-lwll, S. Mouse-in. F. Pm-rman, lt. Perry, H. Husxcll, D. Robinson, H. Saundvrs, C. Scott, E, Sims, C. Southvrs, ll. Svoboda, B, Tarnapowicz, R, 'l1ll0I1lilS, C. Vvmlitti, I. XVaclcly. B. XVQANS. R. XVilliams, S, NVilsou, V. XVilson, B, NVilso11. All The W0rld's A Stage 64 DBAMATIC CLUB: Mr. Clements Sponsor, C, Raye, Pres., E. Oratto Vice-Pros., R. Frivdkcu. Sec., D Chambers, B, Coblit7, R. DcShantz R. Diftterio, B. Dugan. S. Golding, B Ilcimowitz, B. Kaizermau, P. Krush- inski, D. Maru-inc, M. Millvr, M Robash, N, Schlausky, E. SCIHIIHQIHII A. Scott, M, Scigal, Z. Shcpmau, E VVl1itvhead. J 10 ' ' Q94 Virtuosi 0 117' 5 - ,. .. mi ORCHESTRA: Mr. Gcorgv llcld, SPUIISUYQ S. Adlunski, C. Allm-11. -I. Arenduslm, C. Bucusu, I Boswell, IC. Chunpbell. li. Clmtrorm. D. Darby, H. lliliucci, A. Eppihimer, 1. Fubrykicwicz. I Fchr, L. Fultz, B. Fllflllklll, -I. Cilulmous, D. Gild, J. Gordon, E. Grvdju, Grmocllnun, P. pcr, H. llill, M. Hill, P. QIQIIIIUS, A. Imws, C. Irmvs, 'l'. Aloynt, H. Kvllllcr, E. Kcrr, NV. Knox, J I H Lnlms, L. Lvscsnc, 1. Munski, H. Owf:lJIllllJI', L. Paul, D. Paul, L. lvc-lp-1', N. Hidgvway, Nl. 1, R. Sclmgur. B. Smith, S. Sillucrmam. S. Scmxmws, R. 'l'l1c1ums, K. NVuuscl1cl. WYE 65 Mr. Cm-urge Held, Din-Qtur Kur Atskan Dziesmas, Tur Nolaidies Bez Briesmasn Z ,A ' f K YR ' QS.. Sig' A CAPELLA CHOIR: Xlr, Kvistvr, Spm1so1'g BI, liiu-ll, A. Bolli. C. Cg11'Iisls'. A. Churlvs P Cilmrouis. P. Cuxnluxcl. P, cA7Xtllh1. NI. I7 ilSIlL'fSlif', A. IDOC:ill1liHLl, li. Du1mu-Hi, B. Gashm Clolxlmnl, A. c:I'LllL'XYSki IJ ll'1i11QS O lllll4f'IlkU, T, Kmnmldy, Nl. King, H. Kifiur, P, Lvon 4 Q, . janv, H. Pintzlr, S. Puiclal, C. H1151-, li. Rizzo, I,ilJc'1'to. li, lmxv, E. XInNI1H.1u, S. Xlulllms H I licm1'i5o11, -I, Silllf471'd, N, Sl'IlI2lIlSky, IC. SL'lllllll1lI1ll, li. Svrxuclio, li. SllydC'l', N. Sllpcr, Sutton X. rl-l1l'I'lL'l'. P. Ufcwllal. C. Young. H. Young. I. Zirc-kvl. .9- ' . P 4 if iff V9 aa X 'K ,vw Q, , 66 xxx, 3 xl' We 55 1 Y 5 3 'K .1 f A Vw, gf fiwwkaqghwwgwkc wil Q, Hxwetf, W .W-,,f,, f Q: 5 f' w A .,- a ..--' 1 1 f 'P2F ivK ' 2 sw L -2-:-xes:1:er!g:e'-::fs1: 'f . Q 'S Autographs FA YgkyWA-AY k V - 727 Y T I W W x 69 Football NMA X -r C N NN I Q xt C X C.. Y A' V K ., ,W L L M C Q. fu, if-... Ccycget x ,Ct I K xx. L . ff- 91 fy f'l'3lii 15 M M . EQ,...-,f53c- mf Q3 fm. 'Fi psf? 7 w .713 3 - W l?a'3,'i, FOOTBALL TEAM: Mr. 1Valter Gross, Sponsor, ll. Antoinin, I. Barrett hart, J. Capretta, Al. Ccnci, D. Cotra, L. Davis, D. Dc-Gr: 1 K. Hawthorne, I. Hill, E. Kehhlish, R ' McLaughlin C. Mill 2' ' R. S' ' ' , nl. Brooks, A. Burk- ina, P. Graves, I. Hague, A. lla ' . Knns, A. L-cccc, E. Lcsczll-K 1 ti, F. Miszkowski, L. Pikovsk ' ' ' ' awitlti, C. Stialcakis, R. Sv l ' ington. rnnlton 1 ttt, 1'. Mclilnl ' ' y, I. Pitassi, R. P A' o uocla, M. Terry A ' ' Footba Although Schenlevis 1951 football squad lacked the experience and outstanding stars of last vcaris championship team, the team enjoyed a fairly successful season. Onlv the 7-6 clefeat at the hands of Alclcrdice prevented the Red and Black from achieving the pre-season expectations of a winning season in the city league. ln the exhibition games, the Belleficlclers were defeated hy powerful Munhall, hv superior Jeannette. and hy a strong, but under-ratccl Connellsvillc eleven. In the city league competition, however, the Crossmen showed consiclerahle ' st1 ength hv T0 iennei, wf ortu, I. Quatse, D. Hohinson. , . Trapam, H. VVarcl. I. YVinkler, VV. VVorth- I Review capturing victories against South a 1 while sustain' ' nc South llills . . mg losses at th ' l house P A e hands ot NVesting , eahodv, and Alderdic f ord of tw e or a lea u o wins and l ' fi 21 la ' g e rec- tnee lossesl t c us had nc The Belle- C J players to match last vcarls amaz- ing combination of Moore, Ford, Eiscn, and Dalrymplcg but creditable performances were turned in hv Lecce, Ccnci, Kims, Hamilton. Hawthorne, Trapani. Terry, Burkhart, Porter, and Stiakakis, whose efforts resulted in Schen- levis victories in its 1951 season. my-'31 5 Schedule and Scores Schenley O .,..,., Schenley 7 ..,.., Schenley 0 .,..A.. Schenley 18 ......,. Schenley 0 ...A... Schenley 6 .. ,. Schenley 19 ...,,A., Schenley 7 ,..,, . Munhall Came Schenley opened its 1951 football season with an exhibition contest against powerful Mun- hall, and was defeated decisively by the score of 25-0. Throughout the game Munhall was in complete control and halted any drive that the Bellefielders could muster. Only the sensational passing of Andrew Lecce provided consolation for Schenley fans. He reeled off several yard- gaining passes. The Munhall Indians', scored their first touchdown early in the game and later added three more and an extra point to total their twenty-five points. Coaches Mr. XValter Gross, Mr. xvllliillll Zcfliro. Munhall 25 Jeannette 41 . Connellsville 21 South 7 Peabody 38 Alderdice 7 ,,,.,,..iSouth Hills 9 . Westiiighoilse 41 Jeannette Came The powerful Ieannette 'clayhawksw laced the Schenley griders in Schenleyis second exhibi- tion game of the season by the score of 41-7. The 'clayhawksv showed amazing strength as they scored in every quarter of the contest. The Belle- fielders were completely stopped by their staunch defense until the final quarter when Schenley put together a drive to Ieannetteis three yard line. Reserve Paul Graves then caught a three yard pass for a touchdown. Ronald Kims added the extra point to make the final score read: jean- nette 41, Schenley 7. Business Manager Mr. Ralph Kahler. is S.- MAIORETTES: Miss Mary IC. Ramsey, Sponsor, K. Ashnian, -I. Bruseemi, V. Burke, ll. Diamond, I. Elder, M. lilias, Nl. Certler, I. Gilbert, I. llupert, 0. llurenko, R. Kizior, P. Krueger, B. Smith, j. Terry, L. Thorne, E. Tipping, E. Tolchinsky, M. XVyatt, D. Yakieh. Conncllsville Came The Belleiielders' third exhibition contest of the season was as unsuccessful as the first two, for Schenley went down to defeat at the hands of a strong, but under-rated Connellsyille eleven by the score of 21-0. The Connellsyille uCokersv thoroughly outclassed Schenley while their half- back, Ray Gilpin, was scoring all three of his teamis touchdowns. Everyone of Schenleyis scor- ing attempts was thwarted by excellent defense work on Connellsvilleis part and the Bellefielders were constantly bottled up in their own territory. South Came Schenley opened its city league campaign with a decisive 18-7 win over the weak South Orioles. The Bellefielders completely dominated the game and were never behind on scoring. Schenleyis Hrst touchdown came in the opening quarter on a 5 yard, Lecce to Terry, pass. A five yard touch- down run hy Kims gave the Crossmen a 12-0 lead at halftime. South scored its only touch- down in the fourth quarter, but Schenley also tallied on a 11 yard run bv Trapini to insure the victory. Peahody Came Peabody avenged last vearis defeat bv Schenley 38-0 victory over the Bellefielders in the Red and Blackis second City League game. The first half of the game was so close that the winner was not decided until mid-way in the third quarter when the Schenley defense fell apart. Peabodyis quarterback, Pete N eeft, turned the tables against Schenley, throwing several successful passes which accounted for most of his teamis yardage and points. Alderdice Game The Alderdice game proved to be Schenleyis greatest disappointment, as the highly favored Bellefielders were upset 7-6. The first quarter was evenly played for Schenleyis defense was impenetrable. Alderdiceis only touchdown came in the second quarter, and the 'iDragonsv enjoyed a 7-O lead at half-time. In the third quarter, Schenley struck back as Trapani scored the Belle- fielderis onlv touchdown. The Red and Black, however. missed the attempted extra point. The fourth quarter showed no scoring, and Schenley went down to defeat. CIIEERLEADERS: Nlr. May, Sponsor, il. Gibbons, Capt.g L. Al. Boswell, ll. Dc-Shantz, S. Diulus, B. Dugan, L. jordan, J. Lyons, I. Perch. South Hills Game The seventh game of the season provided Schenley with its second victory as South Hills was defeated 19-9. After two quarters. the score stood 2-O in favor of South Hills as the result of a safety. The Bellefielders struck in the third quarter when their offensive star, Kims. scored after a fifty-one drive by Schenley. Two plays later, Terry scoredg and Miller added the Red and Blackis Hnal touchdown. On the final play of the game, South tallied a lone touchdown, bringing the score to 19-9. Westinghouse Game Schenleyis last City League contest was played against VVestinghouse, the eventual Citv Championg and the Bellefielders were beaten by the score of 41-7. The Bulldogs fought terrifical- ly, unrelentless in their charging, and scored in every quarter of the game. Schenley was trailing 41-0 before scoring its touchdown late in the contest when Chappie Hill went over on an end run from the two yard line. The attempt for the extra point was successful. and the Red and Black brought the score to read 41-7. l952 Football Schedule September 12 19 26 October 9 17 24 Sl November 7 Latrobe, HXVQIV Ieannctte, away Connellsville, away Peabody, away XVestinghouse, home South Hills, away Allderdice. away South, home 73 Skip Monsein, all-American lmcli-strolwr wlio was tliircl in state lust year, is sccoml in tht- city, losing only to Al XViggins in dual nwvts :luring tlic- lust two yvurs. -. a-3 1: Q r. Q ww. tw M Q 1 , . 1 ' 51183: 9,1 5 A 23:31 'Q film Q' P lm B Q H ,N QE 0 ,1 ff, Q , 45 ' F A cQ.a'fgTPe9?od9!K 'bex Vs A Q Q Q B 9 L55 G ' H ll lk 1 , , Q- 4,4 .f 'U 3' 3 Ya Clmrlcs Crowe is St-lic-iilc1y's lt-ztcling sprint maui, Vllllllillllllg lllS tulcilts 111 tlif' 30 :incl 100 yin-tl frm- slylv. Ilv took tlllfll in tlic' city l00.y:1rcl cliiunpionsliip and was also it im-nilwi' ol tlur 200 pull lim- stylt- rvluy. Puul Knott, first-string lm1'uust-st1'olfci', luis lim-ii lc-trying liis opponents in 11 splusli. Piml took il first in tlw Connolly mcet imtl wus tl lm-liilwi' ol that 150 yurcl mc-dll-y rvlay t'l'2lIll. S XIXIIYC IICAXI: hir. Oltll r ponsorg ll. stc llnt ti M Caplan, C. umm ii kowski, P. ott T Lndis. H. Ble- ou N Q nllough. iddcn ll X14-Chee. A. ion S Nlonsm n, lt. Nich- I lh lln s l ns I S1 non. A. Stop- in n s ID. XVeaxer. ,. .xv 7 ,,, 1. Swimming '52 Schenleyis swimmers sank to two wins and four losses, a poor record in comparison with their championship record last year. Again all-American back- stroker. 'iSkip'i Xlonsein. lead the swimmers. losing only onee to state champion. Al Wiiggins. of Allderdiee. The Kortnermen lost to powerful Oliver in the first of their two exhibitions. uChuek,' Crowe and i'SkipH Xionsein led Sehenley to its first victory at the expense of Kiski Prep. In the first city meet. YVestinghonse defeated Schenley 38-37 by taking the 200 yard free style relay, the final event of the meet. Connelly sank Schenley. -10-35. in the second meet although Crowe. Nlonsein. Knott, and Simon took firsts. Sehenley copped its first victory by de- feating Peabody. 48-27, at the latter's pool. In the big meet of the season. Section Champs, Alderdice, dunked Schenley, 50-25. The only firsts for Sehenlev were won by Crowe in the 200 yard free style and the 200 yard free style relay. In the city championship meet, Monsein took second in the baekstrokeg Crowe, third in the 100 yard free style, and the 200 yard tree style relay took second. They all qualified for the meet at Slippery Rock. l.ai.is on their lorm. 1.4531 . ' Coach Kortner directs diycr XIOIIIN Simon, Robert Ht-Cord. and Xlnshill XX l Basketball '5l - '52 With only three returning veterans, Coach Cross built up so Well balanced a team that it tied with Fifth for second place in Section 11 of the City League. F ootballer, jack Barrett, teamed up With veterans, Paul Graves, Richard Porter, and lanky Bill Skledar. They were aided in the first half by the junior sensation, Craig Copeland, before going on to a four and three league record. They lost only to the mighty Bulldogs of Wfestinghouse, and to powerful Peabody, and to Fifth, the only team to beat them both halves. NVith Kims replacing Barrett, Schenley swept through the second half with a 5-2 record. In addition they had the scalps of Westinghouse, the first Bulldog loss to a city team in over three years. Craig Copeland lead the scoring with a 15 point average by gaining 268 points throughout the season. Other high scorers were: Graves, 181, Skledar, 1043 Porter, 76, Barrett, 61, Kims, 55. Thus ended one of the best seasons for a Schenlev basketball team. BASKETBALL TEAM: L. Pilcovsliy, C. Sandridgc, Mgrs., I. Babcr, I. Barrett, B. Buren, C. Copeland, A. Frank, VV. Cillniorc, P. Graves, R. Kiins, F. Bf1CEflllClll1'CI', T. Marshall, Al. Sanford, VV. Sklcdar, M. Smith, C. Southcrs, B. Stepicn. Schenley Basketball Games Schenley .. .... .. Allegheny Schenley 47 Fifth Avenue Schmlley - - A Nmth Schenley 45 ...... . South Schenley .. ...., . . Perry Schenley 69 Q Cmmeuey Schenley South Schenlev 45 . . Peabody Schenley . .. Connelley sph 1 ' 45 Xvx , h ' Schenley ,, Peabody C eu ey P' lstmg 03150 Schenley XVestinghouse Schenley of Alderdlce Schenley ..,..... . Alderdice SCh9l1l9Y 50 We lvashington Schenley ........ .. Washington Schenley 49 Fifth Avenue Track TRACK TEAM: Mr. xvlllllllll Zetliro, Sponsorg C. Bell, Fazio, V. Fazio, P. Flash, A. llainilton, D. Hogan, D. johnson, D. Katz, C. Kerr, P. Knott, II. Law, R. Lewis, P. Nlarinakos, T. Nlontgoniery, -I. Parreco, AI. Quatse, ll. Rush, C. Sandridge. N. Schlansky, B. Scott, A. Sowell, ll. Susser, Il. Thomas. Waino Arvo Track Coach Schenlev's t1'21Cli1l'l6I1 gave defending Champion Carrick quite a scare i11 the illllllllll Scores city championship meet. Schenleyis seven V V H 1nen amassed a total of 3492 points smashing SChf'HleY A -1 23 Sllildwldf' 63 all teams except Carrick who totaled 40141. Schenlev 25 POTW 35 However Schenley could not match the power X ' H ' 0 ' ' ' ' of its opponentis field team. Arnold Sewell Schenley . , , .53 VVestinghouse . 65 took first in the 440, second i11 the l1i- , , . , hurdles, and Hfth ill the lo-h11rdles. D011 john- SCIWIGY ' 60 Allderdlce ' 53 son copped the mile i11 easy fashion. Herbert Scheuley b b 88 Fifth E Q A by H E Thomas and Charles Bell finished 1-2 i11 the 220. The 880 relay broke the only record ot SCheUl9Y - 43 MCKee5P01't A '--- -V-76 the day by slashing .9 from the 1939 record , . -, . set by XVestingho11se. Bell, Parreco, Scott, Schenley 43 Ohlel H ' H 'H31 and Thomas composed the relay team. Schenley . 57 Peabody ., . . . 61 lht city chanipionship 880 yard relay teame-Bell, Arnold Sowell is returning to defend his city cham PITTLLO Scott, and Thoinasgs-et a IICXV standard witl1 a pionship in the 440, and to try to better l1is position IS 1 34 lhcy took sixth place in the state. fourth in the state. is '33 Baseball Poor fielding proved to he the baseball teanfs nnain Weakness last season. They compiled a record of four Wins and six losses though they lost four one-run ball games due mostly to their poor fielding and base running. Although Schenley had a powerful hatting attack, it could not match the errors made in the field. Honald Kims and Andy Lcicce were the leading stick men, while Cas Lepinsky and Richard jaworski showed fine form on the mound for the Kortnermen. SCIIENLEY BASEBALL GAMES Name AB R H Kixns ,.., 37 I3 14 Schenley 10 . . XVe-stinghouse 11 I w I s , Eiscn ...... ,,,. 3 2 I3 Schenley 6 ., .,.l . Peabody 9 Vwmlo H lniyl 26 2 . . . ' Graves . ..... 31 3 Schenley S , . ,..,.. Washington 5 whim lbui 1 Q 8 2 . 1 i f' H E A 1 1 ' llaliow l,,.,.. . 18 2 Schell Ly ,J l eg lelly 6 Lcpinsliy . , . ,.... .. . .. .. 14 2. Scheulcy 3 V M b Count-lley 4 Bush . ,. ., .,.,. ., ., .,,.,.. ,, . . 33 5 Scheuley 9 Conneuey SECTION I FINAL STANDINGS , ... , , . , W. L' Schenlcv 2 ., ,. Peabody ll IR-abody ,,.,... .... , . ...,.. ....,. . . .. 7 S ' ' Allcgln-ny .,,. .. , . 7 3 Schenlcy 5 . .. YVashington 2 Connvllcy . .. A . .. 6 4 SCIIICNLEY ... 4 0 SCl1CHl6y 2 , .,.. . Alleglltuly 8 NVcstinghousc . ...,..... . . ,. 4 6 H VVasl1ington Voc. ,4,..,. ,.,,., , .. .. 2 8 Scllellley 9 ,. . . . . VVOSf1IlgIlOllSG 3 Scction I XYlllllll me-cts South for City Titlc. BASEBALL TEAM: Mr. C. Kortncr, Sponsorg R. Prosscr, Mgr., B. llicc, Asslt. Mgr., H. Bush, S. Caldcronc, S. Cartier, S. Collcr, B. Eiscn, P. Craucs, S. Crecnficld, li. Jaworski, H. Kims, A. Lcccc, C. Lvpinsky, E. Lcscnllctt, E. Iiukow, VV. Sinitll, N. Spalaris, NV. Ventolo, ll. XVhite. Pct. .318 .378 .370 .281 0 59 E50 .250 000 :iii .200 Pct . .700 700 600 400 400 200 3' gkfllltllfl Qllllltlbir pg, Ulf g ,li . Student Board .,,. I Chemistry Laboratory Assistants .. . ,. . Consumers, Club Movie Operators ,..,... Future Teachers of America . . ,. Oflicialsi Club ...., , Iunior Classical League Travel Club ........ Library Club ..,.. Stage Crew ....,. Service Club ,..... Life Saving Club l..,, Y-Teens I-Ii-Y Club ..l,.... . Fo 1'i1 m Club .r.,,.. . Human Behavior .. , Art Club ...... A Band Orchestra ..,.. Chorus ...,, Translation of Captions Greek l,.t French .M Spanish Croatian Dutch . ,. German ..,. Latin . . Russian .. Hungarian Yugoslav Chinese .. Polish ..., . French ,.,. German ,. Arabic .., Italian ., Latin ,... Latvian ,. Italian I, Latvian ., , ., ,MDEMOCRACY ,.....iNVE ARE DANCING ON A VOLCANO i,.i,i.SOMETHING ABOUT EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING ABOUT SOMETHING TIME OPERATORS A NATION THAT LIVES, . .,............... 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G1'21C1ll21tiCJll Personal Cards and t cJ0lI'llll611C1:'1HLllt .'XllIl0llI1C,6llKlltS 'A' PRINTCRAFT CARD COMPANY, Inc 1509 Maple Street Scranton 5, Penna. 83 Compliments of MONTOUR MOTOR COACH LINES, INC R. D. No. I, MCKEES ROCKS, PA. Charter Service to Any Point in Pennsylvania CHURCII GROUPS - LODCES - PICNICS SCHOOL TEAMS, ETC. For Information, Call Carnegie 3007 SUCCESS ISI HAPPINESS TO THE SENIORS OF Judy Applcbauin Mary Ann Brice June Christos Norma Colaizzi Beverly Dugan Philip Friedman Edward Crejda Doris jones TRIANGLE STAFF Misia Wolcyrz Thomas Kennedy Miriam Lcnzner Plato Marinakos Maya Priman jesse Quatsc Patricia Rcnkawek Herbert Rudcr Emma Urhanek Miss Elizabeth Malick, Faculty Sponsor 86 1952 Bestuvall Rubber Bands Really Are Rubber Bands of the Better Kind THE DYKEMA COMPANY Pittsburgh, Pa. GOOD WISHES AND FAREWELL FROM HOME ROOM 108 Miss Mary D. Lindsay, Teacher THE SILHOUETTES Floorshows, Banquets, Dances, etc. 'A' Jack Beck Marion Brooks Edward Budzik Charlotte Carter Joanne Caslin Erma Cbristides Robert Collins Mildred Dean Thomas Della Shirley Evans Irene Cant Bernard Gaston David Cild William Gilmore Felicia Harenski Harriet Hicks Annamarie Hilyick Michael Holland Ruby Johnson Clarence Jones Theresa Betty Kaizerman Henry Kopczynski lean Lapinski Iean Lederer Miriam Lenzner Diane Lloyd Sarah Moores Richard Moran Marie Nascone Maryann Poplawski Arthur Reitz Robert Rizzo Jacqueline Ross Cynthia Sheffey Ioseph Staresinic Eugene Suk VVilliam Ventolo Esther XValker Iohn WVhite Gloria Yarchever Zielinski GEORGE BACASA ALBERT SECEN CHARLES SINGER RONALD THOMAS RAY ZNVALEK Mu 1-3423 Ma 1-8150 87 PERFECTION GLASS GOODS Really Are Glass Goods of the Better Kindv 'k PENNSYLVANIA GLASS PRODUCTS CO. INC PITTSBURGH, PA. ir Pharmaceutical Glasswale TO THE SENIORS U' V S T OF HOME ROOM 107 S U G ir SUCCESS az HAPPINESS ARTS SCIENCES ENGINEERING John Cooks BUSINESS Pliilomena Aloi TEACHING . H. WRITING and IOUHNALISINI Antoinette B0 1 MEDICINE Victoria Dlntowski LAVV , . DENTISTRY B -l 1 my S Mt SOCIAL WORK Domenico Sciulli 1JIiARMACY Frances Sciullo NURSING PUBLIC HEALTH Mr. J. R. Clements, Teacher f and Under Classmates For Information, Address the Registrar 88 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF HOME ROOM 326 Mrs. Sara McGill Jeanette Barnett Marion Benjamin Barbara Bibbens Evelyn Chraska Harry Durham Sorrita Golding Earlenne Hanson Dorothy Hill Nadine Hughes Olga Hurenko Charles Jacobs Robert Iones Betty Lou johnson Jacklyn Kanowitz Robert Lampel Sondra Luick Eleanor Mancine Charles Marburger Beverly Massie Arthur Mastrilli Raymond Nellis Vincent Palmiere .lean Randall Samuel Rutledge Bernice Salkowitz Frank Smith Gladys Smith Abraham Stanback Richard Stepien Henry Summerville Earl Taylor Nancy Trybus Ramona Thomas Corrine YVilhelm Lorraine Wasilewski CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES HOME ROOM 116 Miss Leona Eimer, Teacher Henry Adams Delores Anderson Ronald Chambers June Christos Joan Culliver Ioan Doyle Annette Edelstein Edward Grejda Barbara Griggs Lois Hayweiser Jane Hipkiss Charles Hopkins Thomas Hull Patricia Lightfoot Mary Mayerowicz Catherine McMahon john Murphy Harry Patterson David Petrauskas Charles Scott Thelma Seibcrt Gary Serbin Eileen Tolchinsky Bruce VVhitley CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF 1952 HOME ROOM 306 Mr. Francis Mechlin, Teacher Eleanor Augustine joan Baker Madeline Burney Murray Caplan Carolyn Cato Margaret Cline Patricia Connors George Cousley Edward D'Amico Ellene Edwards Audrey Esler Florine Fezza Barbara Flood Alan Frank Raymond Gades Melvin Haber Ronald James Ronald Katz Richard Kelly Jack Key Patricia Mc-Mahon Millard Mella Ronald Mitchell Robert Monroe Verlener Morphis Erma Newell Rosemarie Pace Robert Seanga Gretchen Siedle Lorraine Spears Shirley Stein Nelson Sutton Marlene Swaskoski Patricia Szafran Rosa Thompson Annette Verbanic Audrey VValton Martha XVatts COMPIMENTS OF HOME ROOM 205 Miss Elizabeth Ledwidge, Teacher Jerry Beattie Valerie Beatty Carol Calbiclc Geneva Cherry Iulia Connolly Loretta Copeland Aloseph Covelli Elizabeth DeSabato Lorraine Fineberg Elaine Frank Rae Friedkin Charles Grimes Brady jones Thelma Jones Edward Krawczyk julia Leszun Rose Liberto Isis Mitchell Pat Muto Betty Nelson VVilliam Page Regina Patikes Margaret Phillips Alexander Perinis Robert Randolph Martha Roberts Olive Robinson VVilla Robinson Phillip Scott Mary Simmons Gilbert Simoncini Richard Sokolsky Leah Stander George Stiakakis Myrna Terry MacDonald Terry Robert VVeiner VVilliam WVilson Gerard Winkler Annie Wright Kenneth Wunschel Mona Lou VVyatt HEARTIEST SALUTATIONS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO JOURNAL STAFF OF THE 1952 YEARBOOK ROOM 110 Mr. Floyd S. Wheelen, Teacher Miss Lydia Sciulli, Representative Sara Allen Dean Bortz Ruth Calbiek Arlene Caplan VVilliam Charles Dorothy Colaizzi Paul Craft Eileen Dlugonski Myrtice Earl Lois Glass Jeanine Henry Donald Hickman Bernard Hlister Robert Hoffman Joan Homer Daniel Klavon Loretta Kozlowska Elaine Kurfeerst John Mager Peter Mastrilli Edwin Moses Janet Nepereny Paul Noel Marie Richetti Mayme Rorison Beatrice Schoffstall Elliott Sims Nancy Super Marshall VVilliams Florence VVysoeki THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS HOME ROOM 105 Mr. Floyd F. Straitiit, Teacher Carl Allen Laura Barriuger Patricia Barrows Virginia Bell Carl Carfagna Mary Cimino Eugene Conner Patricia Donavieh Merwin Dooley Bennie Dudley Norma Gorney Patricia Henderson Lawrence Katz Elizabeth Kerr Stella Kunich Harriet Latimer Angeline Lautiero Ethel Lewis Betty Love Virginia Malanowski Kathrine Mason Anna McClain Thomas Montgomery Karen Moore VVinston Mosely Regis O'Connor David Robinson Lynne Rouft Betty Thomas Christine Turner John Uddstrom Nancy Weintraub Karl Wester Roland VVilsou Carmen Young SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE '52 CLASSES HOME ROOM 304 Miss Genevieve Boyle, Teacher June Anderson Donna May Bailey Richard Baker Richard Barone Roberta Bell Morton Berry Henry Cianciosi Evelyn Colaizzi Jolm D,Amico Corene Dickson Nealy Earl Estella Ethridge Margie Golubski Mary Lu Graziano Kenneth Hawthorne Rose Harris Barbara Heimowitz James Jiles Joan Kances Joanne Kissoek Josephine Luick Nellie McCullough Nolan McWilliams Robert Ondrik Joanne Pacelli Robert Paul Irene Pauley James Sanders Merle Sands Allen Shropshire Irene Smith Patricia Swan Jean Thomson Eileen Tipping Anthony Trapani Edward Wright CONGRATULATIONS FROM HOME ROOM 308 Miss Plauda Sehenck, Teacher Jay Adair Herbert Allen Ruth Ashby Ronald Boggess Mildred Boris Theophilus Buford Barbara Carnig Doris Chambers Edward Charlie Margaret Crawford Ralphine Deferio Rose DeShantZ Genevieve Finch Ella Foreman Jacqueline Gilbert Yvonne Green Carol Hollister Antoinette Hupert Ann Jeanette Jones John Jones Deborah Johnson Evelyn Jolmson Marlene Jolmson Nicholas Kakavis Thomas Lardas Andrew Lecce Anastasia Nevros Ralph Nichol Eunice Orlowski Richard Porter Jolm Quinn Joan Rapp Theodore Resutko Donald Robinson Lois Rotlunan James Sansonetti Danny SeCaur Elizabeth Selzer James Skidmore Thomas Snyder Catherine Webb Dolores Williams COMPLIMENTS OF HOME ROOM 317 Miss Henrietta H. VVenzell, Teacher Miss Anne Drobneski, Representative Amy Arrington Helen Balkunowa Norman Bennett Thomas Brandt Caroline Catania Arthur Charles Lemuel Cross Dorothy Fields Jene Fleislnnan Chester Gaines Jack Harris Rufus Jordon Myrna Lee Alice Leszun Joan Lewis Ellen Mackin Daniel McNamara Charlotte Miller Rosemarie Ondrik NVilliam Pauley Joseph Pava Robert Placke Jasper Provenzano Martha Rendulic Joyce Ruben David Sandridge Harry Sapperstein Dolores Schubert Alice Scott Gladys Starr Dorothy Swaniec Loretta Swanicc Barbara Tarnapowicz Shirley Thomas John Urso Patricia YVade Donald Weaver Alice Williams Shirley VVilson Lacy Vifoodraff BEST WISHES TO THE CLASSES OF 1952 FROM HOME ROOM 216 Miss Jeannette Hughes, Teacher Pat Caslin Vincent Casciato Lucille Harris Sidney Somers Vincent Opalka George Williams Rhoda Sherry Annabelle Lebeau Harry Castellucci Diane Iacovetti Barbara Lerner Grace Marini Nellie Lewis Robert Newman Margaret Roth Raymond Prosser Harv-ey Hill Thomas Atchison Rose Marie Kupec Jacqueline Brown Daniel XVeimerskirch Lorraine Shoshenski Pearline Watson Charles Saulsbury Viola Thomas Elmer Hawkins Beth Johnson Joe Pitassi Jackie Allen Eliyabeth Siko Mildred Davis Irene Chartofillis CONGRATULATIONS AND HAPPINESS HOME ROOM 214 Mr. VV. L. Riggs, Teacher Beverly Bonace Lyda Jo Boswell Shirley Carpenter Geraldine Chrisp Eileen Delaney Mary Lou Devay Patricia Diosdado Hazel Dobson Adrienne Favor Janet Fuerst Antoinette Galuzze Ruby Glenn Dorothy Harris Marlene Harris Marilyn Heller Joan Hersh Bernadette Jaketic Mae Judd Patricia Krueger Lois Kubicsek Christine McCray LaRene McCullougl Olivia Peoples Shirley Perkins Frances Plawski Theresa Pruszynski Patricia Radzius Isadora Rayzcr Mary Ann Rendulic Theresa Sciulli Barbara Smith Minnie Smith Estelle Snyder Evelyn Sparacino Kathleen Sweeney Theresa Sweeney Dolores Taylor Pauline Thorne Geraldine NVaite SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS FROM HOME ROOM 106 Miss Lucille Adams, Teacher Isabell Anderson Walter Bierceuicz Marion Birch Marion Boehm John Brandon Joseph Brokos Donald Brown Josephine Bruscemi Mary Canavan Burton Caplan Domenic Colench Barbara Davis Rose Marie DiBucci Ralph Falbo Jean Frank Ernest Frishman Lila Jamison Janice Jarrett Charles Jones Fred Lusi Thelma Martin Fillmore McEnhcimcr Lois Murray Lawrence Pceler Willie Perry Jean Ramer Frederick Reginella Dolores Reznik Mafhilda Rizner NVilliam Russell Peter Santella Elaine Schwartz Laverne Severs Carol Shelton Dolores Simcic Orville Smith Jeannette Terry Anthony Theoiilis Alberta Thompson Edna Thompson Spero Moutsos Norma Waishington CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS to FEBRUARY AND JUNE' CLASSES OF 1952 from Home Room B2 Mr. Edwin Carlin Mr. George Jacobs Sponsors Mr. William Lupenach, President ROBERT BURNS HUGII CASPER FRANK CRENOVIC PAUL KN OTT HARRY KOONTZ NICK NICHOLAS PAUL SAMMARTINO DANIEL SNYDER ROBERT VANBUREN CONSTANTINE VASSILAROS COMPLIMENTS of Home Room 202 Miss Mary George, Teacher Evelyn Alexander Michael Bacasa Shirley Bateman Gloria Brown Virginia Burke Eugene Caldwell Diana Chanibers Patricia Christos Ronald Connors june Cramc Robert Fuqua Larry Glick Marianne Golaszewski Barbara Gray Arthur Henius Gary Kipp Betty Labas james Laughead Paulanne Liebling Ardell McCune Lorraine McGee Daisy McKenzie Marie Merlino Courtney Miller Rose Marie O'Connor Theresa Pahnieri Natalie Ridgeway Fred Sparte Stephen Sparte Clennnie Stubbs Fay Sullivan Stanley Trader Merle XXX-aver Howard White jenny Williams Robert NVilliams Mary Ann VVroblewski Ruby Yates p Compliments of Home Room 2 I 2 Class Officers of February, ,52 President ....,.,.............., ,,,.... Sanford Goodman Vice-President .,,,.... ,,....... S am Silbernian Secretary .. ...... ...... .....,.,...,. I t ran Nieklos Treasurer . ,..,. .,,, . ,,....,,... ........... .... E x ' elyn Oratto Committee Chairmen of February, ,52 Social ..,..,...,..................,.. .,,...,...,.,. L ueille Mauee Cap and Gown .,.,. , ,. ,Robert Seiulli Flower and Color , ,...... Elaine Coles Song and Motto , . Jackie Gibbons Gift .....,,.... ,...,... I touzeberry Bell Ring .... . ..,,. .. .,.,.,. . .........,,.. Pat Krushinsky CLASS GUARDIAN Mr. Thurl -I. Kirkpatrick This month and every month it ournoon Anvnmsms 5a points the way to better living for YOUR family I Pitt urg Q:i1tdoorAdv Q 12610 Fifth Avenue PITTSBURGH 13, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF HOME ROOM 220 Dr. Clyde E. Alberta Allen Patricia Angle Donald Bigley Norma Borrelli Kay Crawford Josephine De Grazio Charles Di Nardo Lawrence Drake Gertrude Flash William Forsythe Charles Franke Dorothy Gilmore Dorothy Greene Lewis Hines Rowe, Teacher Ronald Kims VVilliam King Jean Kowalski Norwida Marshall Ralph Morris Janice Platt Loretta Rassfield Frank Reginella Carrie Scott Betty VVashington Doris Wilkinson Phyllis Williams Stanley Wisniewski SUCCESS 81 HAPPINESS FROM HOME ROOM 102 Miss Mary McFarland, Teacher Regis Blahut Etlie Brown James Diamond Jean Diamond Donald Drodge Charles Ebaugh Richard Ebaugh Alberta Eppihimer Abe Gandy Francis Gramata Dolores Granberry Ernestine Jones Jean Kerlie VVilliam Knox Virginia Kwasniew Phyllis Lahaie Leonard Patti Marian Mazer Adeline Mazzocco ska Mary Kay McGovern Paul McMillen Edward McMillon Thomas Motley Peggy McNeal Elaine Oliver Marcia Peeler Jack Pulfer Jeannette Richardson Ronald Rosenberg Eunice Schumann Adrienne Scott Roberta Servadio Andrew Stropkaj Mildred Staten Shirley Thomas Annette Washington Carol VVeiss Richard Young Jean Kilgallen Marcella Zadrowski Dorothy XVellhausen Albin Wisnicwski CENTRE SHOE STORE CONGRATULATIONS 1816 Centre Ave. and Pittsburgh 19, Pa. SUCCESS At 1 -2647 Shoes for the Entire Family Highest Quality Lowest Prices Always FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Mr. Francis Mechlin, Sponsor Miss Shirley Stein, Representative Success and Happiness from HOME ROOM 319 Mr. Robert Magill, Teacher Mr. Robert B. Magill, Teacher and Members of the Home Room DR. H. K. GESTRICH OPTOMETRIST 'A' 4726 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh 24, Pa. Phone: SChenley 1-2824 CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS TO FEBRUARY AND JUNE CLASSES OF 1952 PROJECTIONISTS OF ROOM 115 GEORGE BACASA RONALD KORNICK EDWARD BELL FRANK LEON JERRY COHEN EDWARD LESCALLETT BERNARD COOPER ROBERT MQCORD NVILLIAM CROOK CHARLES CROWE FRANK PERMAN DONALD DEGRAZIA Mr. Ivan G. Hosaek, Director 'KSERVICE WITH A SMILEU ROLAND SAUNDERS GERALD DORFMAN ZELLIG SHEPMAN FRANK FREEDEL NICK SPALARIS AUBREY GEORGE THOMAS IIIPKISS DONALD WEIL RICHARD NVIESHAUP GERTRUDE BRAUN BETTY ANN GIAMPOLO RUTII MOSKOWITZ ESTHER POLICICHIO RIIODA SHERRY DOLORES SIMCIC MARCIA THERIOT CAROL WEISS MATTHEXV LOPINTO SIIELDON MONSEIN RALPH NICHOL CIIARLES SASSE ANTHONY THEOFILIS SAM SILBERMAN ROBERT SCIULLI BEST WISHES 81 SUCCESS CONGRATULATIONS FROM FRQM SCHENLEY HIGH SCHOOL HOME ROOM 217 'STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Miss Ruth Lilley, Teacher First Semester: President ..,,...... ,....... lk Iarvin Dashefasky Opleneu Adams Gcmld Heywood Seeo V. President Secretary ...... Treasurer nd Semester: President ... V. President Secretary ..... Treasurer ,. , Norman Sehlansky .. .. Barbara VVitkovieh Rose Marie DeShantz . . .. ,Paul Knott , .... Thomas Kennedy .Barbara Witkovieh .,......Norma Colaizzi Alton Allen James Avery Leola Benton Addie Brinson James Brooks VVilliam Buszko Howard Cain Margaret Craft Wynne Farley Jerry Fisher Dorothy Fulton Melvyn Galiant Geraldine Gayda Sylvia Harris Laverne Henderson John MaeNiehols Daniel Marino Alexander McFadden Mary Lou Palmer David Paul Verna Robinson Goldie Rosenfield John Ruffner Ruth Sehugar Jeannette Smith John Sorg Harry Stewart Thomas Tarli James Tavernise Barbara Tsuris Compliments Home Room 212 Class 0fHcers of June, '52 lJT0SlCll'lll ,..,, ,..., Vice-Prtfsiclcilt Secretary .. ,, . . 'llI'PL1SllTl'I'. . Committee Social . Publicity , .. . Cap and Cown Flower and Color Song anal Motto Gift , ,. .,, . Ring . Chairmen 1 . .Joe Sanford ,.. YVaync Schwartz Mary Lu Craziano .. Margaret Phillips f June, ,52 1 .Marian Gertlc-r ,. YVilliam Sklvclar . ,... Merle Weaver Dolores Richardson . ,.... Spcro Moutsos , Philomcna Aloi Frances WVillis Fuffcne Xrmlnustu CLASS GUARDIAN Mr. Thurl -I. Kirkpatrick Harrison Shields Transportation Lines, Inc. MOVINC md STORAGE 36th and P. R. Pm. Pittsburgh 1 Pennsylvania The Engravings for the . . 61952 Schenley JOlll'Il2lln were made by THE CANTON ENCRAVINC Sz ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 410 Third Street, S.E. CANTON OHIO I I H I Q I PITTSBURGH BRANCH Built to Serve You . . . Pictured above, Kurtz Bros. factory and warehouses along with the Pittsburgh Branch contain more than 112,000 square feet of floor space. Here, under one roof, your school annuals are printed, bound and covered. A plant built to serve your printing needs. KURTZ BROS. M fr CLEARFIELD, PA. 96