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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

n ui' f F - fg... l F-' ,as ,gi Wg 41 M1 is 5 V f L 1 x .N I ' : I X A it W K yhgulii-3 I, .f lll . v, M . ,'rr'f-Q-M' 'rflauufvf-1 'fv 464? 7 L U14-Q4 fw af-I, PQ. ' Q 'V , .. WK. f ' LET US DREAM AND G0 BACK BACK c lgoor we ich ard 14 Time ,I -I - ,S 1. - ,..-:rj 1.1- 3 Wi Q Ft. 3 forewvrd The theme of our Schenley T955 Journal is a modern Poor Richard's Almanac. Although this almanac was written by Benjamin Franklin the sayings which it consists of were not orig- inally his. These proverbs were the wisdom of many ages and nations which he assembled and formed into a connected dis- course. In his almanac Mr. Franklin began with the phrase Poor Richard says, as if he were quoting from Richard Saunders, fhis pen namel thus the almanac received its name. Many people have said that it is the storehouse of Beniamin Franklin's wit, wisdom, and practical information. Not only were these proverbs used in the days of Mr. Franklin, but as you turn the pages of this book you may realize that you have also said or heard the same expressions many times in our own mod- ern English. They do not only deal with the years T733 to 'l757, a period of twenty-five years, which Mr. Franklin spent compos- ing and polishing his work, but they are very true to this day. When Poor Richard's Almanac was completed it was copied in all of the newspapers over the continent. It was written in several languages and hung above the fireplaces in homes all over the world. It is believed to have had a great deal of in- fluence upon the economic conditions of this time and for several years to follow. After reading the almanac, people were dis- couraged with useless spending and therefore became much more thrifty and money conscious. Mr. Franklin wrote well quoted lines such as: Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise, God helps them that help themselves, Keep thy shop and thy shop will keep thee, Diligence is the Mother of Good Luck, and many others that are familiar to our ear and probably will be heard by many other students for years to come. 4 Con ten M Let us Dream ,...,..... .... Poor Richard's Time ...,,. Introductory Drawing Foreword .,.,,......,... .. Contents ...e. Dedication ,...,,. Administration ,..,.., .... ......,.7-8 Faculty Division Page .... ....,... 9 Senior Sponsors ....., . Faculty Picture .... Faculty Listing ,... Faculty Feature .,.., Journal Staff .........,.... Senior Division Page .. February Class Olticers February Class ,,t.,....t.. ,..,,. June Class Officers , June Class .,..,,.....,....tt. Activities Division Page Activities ..............,.. Sports Division Page .. Sports . ..,,,...,..,t.,.,,... ., Features ,,,,. The End ..tt..,,,,...... Advertisements ,.t... .......10 ..,....'l'l ...,,.12 .......'l3 , ...,.,, 'I4 ...HI5 ,....l6 17-25 26 27-44 ,..,.45 46-64 .....65 74 75-84 ..,..85 86-96 M ,fx time 5 fn Memoriam Oh, may I loin the choir invisible GEORGE C. HELD May I reach Of those immortal dead who live again That present IWSGVSFI: be to OTIWSV Souls In lives made better by their presence-5 Iive A CUP Cf SIVGVIQTIW in some QVGUI UQOUYI In deeds of daring rectitude, in scorn Enkmclli geniroushordljur' feed pwle love' . . . B 1 f ' 1 f 1 , Of miserable alms that end with self, ege e Sm' es G ave no Cmeuy I h h bl. h - h . H Ink Be the sweet presence of a good diffused, n t OUQ is SU 'me T GT pierce T e mg T I e And in the diffusion ever more intense! loin t e c our invisi e Slclrs So shall I ' ' h h ' ' bl And with their mild persistence urge men's minds Whose music is me glgdngss of me World. To vaster issues. -George Eliot 6 BERNARD J. MCCORMICK Principal The fye of af llimter, will do more Work than laiA Hand f , , , , f fUl1 N'Ell'lWl'i'WXNHITNHINMIIWW ' f A w.vm s!n 1 ff M xx M f X- Xx x ?xWQ N Y V ' -JXXXRY XS ' kv!! 'hx Q wL:aL'x5.'4 gf X ,O X XX N W I 1 A XX Fi- -I '4.+xnvaWWjJ,.iS.xx ' 1 Y 45 ' I xxxxx 1 PY .4 ggqfiii iig f 'R wlfslglx lj- in , , f WPVIIWIH lwxmnifl.-M,wmlllll , 5 1 + A354 4 473 ..-.Eg W g Wx N EJ if EW f W4 1 J I I X 5 2 Q 'x N MQ N X 5 R S 'nz Nmkx Q I lf 7 KEEP5 A DEAR SCHOOL, YET FOOLS WILL LEARN IN OTHER. Vice Principal -11-gf CLAIR H. COGAN 41 E. BRENNETA ANDREWS CLYDE B. MAY LOUISE R. THORNE Vocational Counselor Aciivifies Direclor Girls' Adviser 8 ?aculty bia7iAivn - Filth gh ia- OU 1 K 71 Ecacherlfnot 0.3 I-ze lTF i gt nev les J NW Vo' SLEE PM IT ISF GENRE Y QFEEB . .Q 5 , 'i'-T? Samui ' 1-.-.teachc-Rf THING: P R DM PQLE T9 x DANIEL KURUNA Arf Advisor IDA SPURRIER Social Advisor THURI. J. KIRKPATRICK Cap and Gown Senior Sp0nA0lfA ,- Y - I0 Ly ,, .g , J , 1. 2: W ,',, ,V 15.57, ' f , CLAIR H. COGAN Senior Advisor CLYDE B. MAY Activities Director ELIZABETH MALICK Commencement Speakers J. RUSSELL CLEMENTS Journol Advisor ?acuity The painful Preacher, like a candice high t, C'onAume,A hinweif in giving otlaem iigla t. 14 miniA tration Bernard J. McCormick, Principal Clair H. Cogan, Vice Principal E. Brennetta Andrews, Vocational Counselor ENGLISH Lucille Adams Jennie Burgo Loretta Byrne J. Russell Clements Blanche Elder Harry Ellison Elizabeth Malick Martha McCatTrey Alice Pollok Plauda Schenck LANGUAGES Mary Barrett Lois Marshall MATHEMATICS Fredrick Arnold Elsie Boyle F. Ralph Kahler Evelyn Schane M. Blanche Slessinger NATURAL SCIENCES Thomas Davies Almer Hemans Ivan Hosack Jennie Ranii Mildred Reese Walter Shively SOCIAL STUDIES Mary Bergen Percy Caley Anne Cannon Ruth Dierker Sara McGill Francis Mechlin S. Floyd Straitift Prudence Trimble COMMERCIAL Marilyn Chernoff Jeannette Hughes Thurl J. Kirkpatrick James Kohut Winifred Lally Clyde B. May W. L. Riggs Clyde Rowe Helen Thrush INDUSTRIAL ARTS Clair Buzzard Jody Harris Royal Hartwick Kenneth Julian HOME ECONOMICS Mary Ann Gallien Vera Lehne Ruth Lilley Jane Sullivan ART Daniel Kuruna Edward Oleniacz MUSIC George Held W. Howard Keister SPECIAL EDUCATION Irma Oserofif BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Walter S. Gross William Grunnagle Coleman F. Kortner Albert J. Zellman GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Savilla Hoover Ida H. Spurrier Sigrid S. Topp GIRLS' ADVISOR Louise R. Thorne LIBRARY Catherine Backofen Elizabeth Trumbull Kathleen Nicholson LOCKER GUARDS Veronica Sheba George Maxwell I2 bid you Know That-- Mr. Clements-raises sheep, Christmas trees, and twins. Miss Hughes-had long golden hair, has traveled through Alaska. Mr. Straitiff-was a delegate to U. N. E. S. C. O. and is president of the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers. Miss Malick-enjoys cooking in her bungalow. Miss Schenk-has visited Japan, Europe, South America, Canada, and Mexico. Mr. Arnold-listens to Hi-Fi music for enjoyment. Miss Lilley-is known as Rufus to her father, plays golf in her spare time. Miss Spurrier--has taught students from first grade to graduate work in college. Miss Byrne-writes articles for a women's magazine under an assumed name. Mr. Davies-and his lab assistant, Mrs. Davies, have discovered the formula for making ketchup and root beer. Mr. Ellison-in the days of silent movies, played a piano in a movie theater. Mr. Hosack-when free from his many activities sells encyclopedias. Miss Sullivan-refinishes 'Furniture in her leisure moments. Mr. Kahler-is proud to be the grandfather of seven children. Dr. Caley-was a colonel in the Second World War. fee! hope Deep In My Heart ....... ,,., S chool Day Memories Don't Bother To Knock ...,. .. Room T12 Magnificent Obsession .,... A Star ls Born .... ...... Betrayed ,,..... New Faces .....,... ,..,.. Gone With The Wind .,,.. High Noon ...,........... Young At Heart ..... Suddenly .......,. Living It Up ..,.. Roman Holiday ,...,, . The High And The Mighty ...... The Detective ..,.,.......,....,. Susan Slept Here ..... Lost Weekend ,,... Naked Alibi ..... The Long Wait ......, T3 Graduation Day Dramatic Club Caught Cheating Freshmen Senior Prom Lunch Hour .. Schenley's Teachers An Unexpected Test Farewell Social Latin Club Senior Class Mr. Cogan Study Halls One With Homework ., ..,., Report Card Day Till Summer Vacation carnal' Staff Edward Lukasik, Janet Miller, Co-eclitorsp Lynn ROUFF Josephine Lulck, ACfIVIfI9Sj Sonia Rassfield, Nancy We 1 b F T R I W DdB1DdWlI P1 Glbil kSpfAppf D Hd M S th P t R b Petinos, Typisfsp avi ru z, avi a owicz, ic Lel1r,T1an, Gail mi , eer o in. a .1 -Q I -xx Q fs .X Q ff 3 Rmmwlyw QV 9 3 N0 ' my Qfa X Q mfg: ' xx ' 4 ' ! fff E' nga WW zum, f mv' lm 14,0 WN 'WS' 'up I '4 ,W .Q Bfusrrrs g I Liiqy Qljgh mr means. 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MARSHALL ACKERMAN fi ' 'X DONALD DRODGE President X Vice President iklssiiir A A is 1 GEORGIA WADE Secretary Treasurer 1 ALICE PETLNOS 'V , Senior 614,46 C'ommitteeA SOCIAL James Skidmore, Chairman, Joseph Fabry, Benny Dudley, Robert Klawier, Dolores Cotra, Dolores Pace, Victoria Thorne, Wilma Anderson, Clara Gillis, Mary Cimino, Hattie Hairston, Ellen Favor, Alfretta Turner, Andrew Evankovich PUBLICITY Patricia Eccard, Chairman, James Larclas, Allene Johnson, Ronald Stetzer GIFT Olga Yee, Chairman, Eleanor Jacesko, Benny Pondexter, Mar- garet Roth REUNION Carolyn DiTano, Chairman, Patricia Chapman, John Kartsonas SONG Ruth Cooper, Chairman, Judith Applebaum, Edward Klimkowski, Alice Petinos FLOWER AND COLOR Allison Cyrus, Chairman, Mary Jane Kozak, Jeannette Kelsey, Herbert Tolinsky PICTURE Mary Cimino, Elaine Kazalas, Alice Petinos 'I6 LAWRENCE AJDUKIEWICZ nlurryu Larry likes food from the sea, He plans to serve in the U. S. Army. .IUDITH APPLEBAUM ujudyu Triangle Stalt, Senior Homeroom Comm., History Club, St. Bd. Pub. Comm. A magic pen has this gifted lass, In brains she rates at the top of her class. PATRICIA LOUISE CHAPMAN llpcifl Television Club, Badminton Club With her pencil Pat's just dancly, As a secretary she'll be handy. MARY CIMINO Leaders' Club, Senior Homeroom Comm., Badminton Club Brown-eyed Mary who keeps photo collections, Has college and social work as future selections. DIANE CONTIS ll D ill Human Behavior Di is the girl with the green eyes, Business college will make her wise. 7:26 uarq Senio ., fy 1 -k,a.f'. V W I 0 X. ff y 7 , ff f , I N W WAN xf 2 M ,ey i 'WH X Ah f 4, ,f ' ' , , ' ' C5 fn f rv if , . If ,, . 5 2 - 4 f . 1 . '.t' - 5 7 f 7 fa- W' f m f f X f .5 R. MARSHALL ACKERMAN llAckll President of Senior Class, Manager of Stage Crew Our man Ack is far from a quack, ln pre-med school his brains he'Il rack. WILMA ANDERSON Jeannie Senior Homeroom Comm. Jeannie's favorite subiects were English and office machines, After high school to college this cheerful miss leans. SHIRLEY ANN BAKER Human Behavior, Service Club She enjoyed her shorthand class, An efficient worker will be this lass. RODERICK CHEATHAM Ronnie Football Team, Track Team Sportsmanship this boy does not lack, He ioins in football, basketball, and track. DIANE CONNER lIDill Senior Homeroom Comm., Human Be- havior Dimples are her identification, Designer's school is her destination. RUTH l. COOPER HRUSTYH St. Bd. Treas., A Capella Choir, Movie Proiectionist, F. T. A. Everyone that knows her, says she's super, Vivacious and spirited is Ruth Cooper. 17 PATRICIA CORKETT upafn Senior Homeroom Comm., Life Saving Club, Art Club Brown-eyed Pat who loves to draw and skate, In the near future will take her mate. ALLISON CYRUS u-I-uckyu Boys' Glee Club, History Club, Track Team When Tucky's around the girls all fret, It iust seems he's so hard to get. SIDNEY PAUL DAVIS Rocky King Rocky King has an honest ambition, To be a super colossal musician. CAROLYN DiTANO Carol Senior Homeroom Comm., Cheerlead- ers, Leaders' Club, Badminton Club She was a leader and led us to cheer, She'll go to business school then have a career. BENNIE DUDLEY HDOCH Football Team, Track Team Although Doc's good at any game, In football he will reach his fame. PATRICIA ECCARD npatn Chairman Pub. Comm., Capt. Cheer- leaders, Chairman Pep Comm., Jour- nal Staff Our Pat likes to draw, and is cute as they come, If it's not architecture-the architect, by gum. 'IB ?e6 q Seniv f ,Q ff ff? f Za!! if DOLORES COTRA UDOHYU Head Maiorette DoIly was Schenley's head major- ene, For the march into business school, she's all set. IRIS DANNER Maiorettes, Badminton Club Maiorette Iris is small and trim, Her favorite class-no other than gym. JOANNA DeMARIS HJUH Student Board Jo collects real iivy iump platters, In college she'lI train for business matters. DONALD DRODGE nDon11 Vice Pres. of Senior Class, St. Bd., Baseball Team, Basketball Team When it comes to baseball you should see Don play, He'd rather have a but than a girl any clay. SHIRLEY DUNCAN ShirI Senior Homeroom Comm., Human Be- havior, Travel Club That's about the size of it , Is a pet expression of ShirIey's wit. ANDREW EVANKOVICH HAndy,, Andy makes sure he cloesn't do too much, Except when it comes to sports and such. JOSEPH FABRY, JR. llFablI Stage Crew, St. Bcl. This boy who plays a real mean llkeylll Will attend college to earn a degree. ROYAL FINCH Slim Chemistry to him was dear, He'll shine when he's an engineer. CLARA ANN GlLLlS Scotty Editor-in-chief of Triangle, Sec. of St. Bd., Chairman, Farewell Social Comm., Cheerleaders Our Clara's a bright one that we acknowledge, Her plans are to attend Westminster College. HATTIE HAIRSTON Beanie Badminton Club Beanie's favorite 'Food is stuffed pork chops, As a secretary we know she'll be tops. ROBERT HAMPTON uBobbyu Track Team, Swimming Team Bobby is known as quite a guy, His delight is in making all the girls sigh. GEORGE HAWTHORNE nHerkyu St. Bd., Football Team George is known as Herky in any conversation, But the subiect on his mind is a college education. ?e6 uarq Seniv f 5 1 X? 9 I M f ff ff ' A . W,-. km f 664 5' -swf W 'K .4 ,M 153 xkf' yy, ELLEN FAVOR 12A Social Comm. Her leisure time is filled with singing, When a secretary she'll keep things ringing. FRED FOREMAN Dave He's tall, thin, and a little bit shy, But a wonderful boy, none can deny. JOAN GORDON Joanie Senior Homeroom Comm., Human Be- havior, F. T. A. Joanie's head for college yearns, Marriage is where her young heart turns. JANE HALL Sweets Human Behavior Among Jane's hobbies are skating and dancing, Her big, broad smile is truly enhan- cing. SHIRLEY JEAN HARRIS Shirl St. Bd., Human Behavior This miss who likes dancing, Into college will go prancing. GERALD E. HEYWOOD nJerryu Historical Club, Forum Club Jerry , whose hobbies are car-riding and dancing, Found Miss Lilley, Miss Burgo, and English entrancing. 19 ELEANOR JACESKO 11Elen Senior Homeroom Comm., Maiorettes, Leaders' Club Ele was a swell Schenley maiorette, But she'll be a better stenographer, on that we'll bet. F. GILBERT JAWOROWKI llGilll Journal Staff Our own Mr. Big , better thought of as Gil, ln Uncle Sam's Marines he'll march with a will. MARY ELLEN JOHNSON Naynie Homeroom Treasurer Her favorite expression, l'm telling youu' She's sure to be married by '62. JOHN KARTSONAS Johnnie shines in his math classes, And warms the hearts of all the lasses. ELAINE KAZALAS Greek St. Bd., A Capella Choir, Human Be- havior Elaine's a girl with big brown eyes, As a telephone operator she'll be a prize. ROBERT KLAWIER llsobll St. Bd., Chess Club Bob doesn't like people who can't take a joke, Another pet peeve of his is being broke. 20 ?e6 aa If Seniv A l 1 V+ Z. , iv J M W. y , fii SARAH JACKSON Senior Homeroom Comm. Sarah's plans after high school include getting married, lt won't be long till over a threshold she's carried. ALLENE JOHNSON Leanie St. Bd., Drivers' Club Quiet, cute, and very sweet, At selling she'll be hard to beat. BERNICE KANCES Bernie Human Behavior, F. T. A. What a bird is all our Bernie will SUY, This green-eyed miss will be a drafts- man someday. RONALD KATZ Kitten Basketball Team After four years of high, Kitten de- serves a cheer, As for his future, his plans aren't quite clear. JEANNETTE KELSEY H-lin., Movie Proiectionist, Human Behavior Jin who pleases everyone at any- thing she does, As a smiling secretary she'll make things buzz. EDWARD KLIMKOWSKI Little Klinker Senior Homeroom Comm., Band Little Klinker's friends will sigh, When in the Air Force he goes flying by. CATHERINE KNOX Katie Senior Homeroom Comm., Human Be- havior When you're suffering and oh so ill, Our Katie's on hand to give you the plII. MARY JANE KOZAK nM. J .11 Movie Proiectionist, Human Behavior, Television Club, Travel Club Calm, cool, collected, that's our Mary Jane, She need not go far to win her fame. NATALYNNE LEFF Tootsie Human Behavior She is always in a pleasant mood, Tootsie's delight is Chinese food. JOSEPH MARTIN uBob11 Senior Homeroom Comm. This young man who towers at 6 ft. 2, Will get a iob since his school days are through. LILLIAN MINNICH null: Lil has many platters collected, Lucky the man that she's selected. BETTY JANE MUNIZZA uDus'yn Service Club, Library Club Dusty is cl real cute dish, Office work is her after school wish. , ?Z6l'lld q Senio Q WN , ,,,.. Mfg, S 4 X f mx Xxxw V X R X se X N QNXQX , 7 ff ,f ,I , fff rg if N! X , ,V . f-, fer W W3 Q fiimf 3, FRANK JOHN KORNICK Senior Homeroom Comm. This fellow named Frank was never a snob, After school he plans to get a iob. JAMES LARDAS Iljimmyll Senior Homeroom Comm., Art Club, Math Club We'll always remember Jimmy's red cheeks, His personality is of a sparkling Greek's. MARY ANN LUNIEWSKI Sadie Mae Human Behavior At this girl all boys made passes, Because she wore those crazy glasses. SARAH MASSOF She's fair, she's sweet, and she's pretty, She reads, she box' 's, and is quite witty. LORETTA MONTGOMERY uRefu Human Behavior, Library Club Ret helped us in the library among the books, And in physical therapy she'II set her hooks. ALICE OLSON IIAIII Al will shine bright and merry, When she becomes a secretary. 21 HERBERT TOLCHINSKY lIHerbll Senior Representative, Chemistry Club, Physics Lab. Asst. Engineering will be his profession, Photography is his obsession. HOWARD TURNER Tooties Football Team, Glee Club Football is this lad's game, Art school is his future aim. HATTIE WASHINGTON Human Behavior Hattie likes typing-it's necessary, That is if she's to be a secretary. DAVID E. WALLOWICZ llnavell Football Team, Journal Staff, St, Bd. Representative Mr. Toll, Dark, and Handsome puts girls in a tizzy, But boxing and football combined keep him busy. SAMUEL WILLIAMS History and English add to his knowl- edge, They will help him whiz through col- lege. OLGA YEE No. 9V2 Senior Homeroom Comm., St. Bd. Olga's 4' Ii and so sweet, She'll keep her dad's business very neat. 24 ?e6l-ua 9 Senio I ,io . 6 5 Q KV V iew gilz sz, fr. if 5 y ' I' i f 26?-fl-.,,,f 'Q - it ' . ...psf ' .. . if I l 2 2 my 5 Q f I, wg s ' 1 e Y f sYl X ar f 0- .QW , - 3 - f ' , ' , , 5 K I 4 V f f 76 -f ,f,. f f 'ww ki ' Z .,. f, -1 , x ' Z s f f-xx. ' ,G 'Lf' 31 I hm ' E, ALFRETTA TURNER Fretta Senior Homeroom Comm. So quiet and sweet in her style, Yet inside she's laughing all the while. GEORGIA WADE Georgie Porgie Service Club, Library Club Georgie Porgie loved transcription, To be a stenographer is her ambition. MADELINE WASHINGTON uMadge11 Our girl Madge likes singing and dancing, But in business college she'll really go prancing. EDDIE WATSON Eddie This young man who likes Phys. Ed., Will fly for the Air Force to earn his bread. V GERALDINE WOOD Ge rrie Travel Club, Human Behavior Our sweet Gerrie who's short and thin, In college she'll raise quite a din. WING YEE lucky First he went to his country's aid, Then come back to make the grade. ?e6 uarq Senio Camera Slug JAMES COYNER Iljimll History amused our boy Jim , After school the Army has a claim on him. JANET PALMER uilanfi Human Behavior, F. T. A. She's cute, she's nice, she's sweet, As a secretary she'll be quite a treat. luVERNE PANNELL Peaches Human Behavior, Harmony Club Peaches is one who likes chocolate cake, When in college, music she'll take. LEONA ZAWOJSKI nl-een Lee , who is always laughing and sweet, ln the business field won't be beat. 25 une Ufficem FRANCESCO JOHN De Vice President WILLIAM WEIGAND President commune wrinsuvi 1 ' WYNNE FARLEY Secretary I ' Treasurer Senzvr C1444 C'vmm1tteeA FAREWELL SOCIAL COMMITTEE R. Weismon, Choirmon, J. McDoniel, E. Lulcosik, B. Lemon, G. George, G. Stomper, B. Nicklos, J. Miller, H. Pryor, J. Lewis, T. Smolinski, D. Hall, C. Runos, S. Hill SOCIAL COMMITTEE N. Citriniti, Choirmon, R. Folbo, L. Kubrick, B. Lemon, E. Lukosik, R. Nicklos, N. Nixon, E. Ricci, R. Schlichter, R. Weismon, C. Wilhelm PUBLICITY COMMITTEE T. Smolinski, Choirmon, L. Moloni, P. Monski, L. ROUFF, C. Runos, M. Smith, G Stomper, N. Weintraub FLOWER COMMITTEE G. George, Choirmcm, R. Conrocl, C. Dubel, J. Johnson, K. Toylor SONG COMMITTEE S. Hill, Choirrnon, R. Burns, F. DeAngelis, R. Moizlik, D. Schefiley GIFT COMMITTEE ' sfeld M. Loby, Choirmon, A. Corter, D. Br utz, L. Kohler, S. Moterniok, S. Ros 26 COLUMBUS ALLEN Cootie St. Bd. For the Air Force Cootie will fly, If they serve him banana cream pie. HARRY BARBOUR Silver Dollar Kid Travel Club A soldier's life is his desire, A doughboy in khaki, whom all will admire. WILLIAM BATEMAN uwillyu Forum Club, Track Team Willy likes to raise tropical fish, But the army is his only wish. MARVA BEATTY Peaches That's about the size of it is what we heard her say, She plans to ioin the Navy after graduation day. LOUELLA BLOW ulourr Science Nature Study, Human Behavior You may have heard her say, I'm crushed, When frequently to class she's rushed. an Senior fs xW 4 Z fi WILLIAM EDWARD WEIGAND HBHIH Pres. of Senior Class, St. Bd., Physics Lab. Asst. Math and physics agreed with Bill, He hopes to succeed-we know he will. PAUL MICHAEL APOSTOLOS Greek Forum Club, Football Team Paul has a liking forthe soldier's life, We hope he gets his stripes before a wife. JANET BARIE nijanf, Movie Proiectionist Her shorthand and typing are up to PGV, In the business world she'll go far. MARLENE BEATTY Cup-cake Skating and dancing are Cup-cake's IOYS, Her main pet peeve is fresh boys. JOYCE ELAINE BLANDING Little Bits Homeroom Secretary We knew Joyce as Little Bits, Into office work she tits. MARION BOEHM uMure11 Service Club Good-natured Mare with a good word for all, As she dances thorough life, she'll never fall. 27 ADDIE BRINSON Shorty Her favorite foods include apple pie, Here's the secretary for some lucky guy. RONALD BROWN Yonk History Club, Baseball Team Yonk, to whom everyone gives a cheer, Will go a long way in his baseball career. SIGE BURDEN Siege Swimming Club, Chess Club, Swim- ming Team Civil engineering will be his dish, lf the future coincides with his wish. MARLENE BYERS nMurn Movie Proiectionist, Human Behavior, F. T. A., St. Bd. Marlene has found her ambition, It is to be a lab technician. ROBERTA CAPLAN Bobbie F. T. A. To be a social worker is Bobbie's aim, By helping all she'll reach her fame. SAM CARLINO usidu Blond and handsome is our Sid , In addition to that he's a real sweet kid. 28 une Sieniv .sf Phi Q., i ti' If 3,4 fi, ,f ,, ANN BROKOS Lucky and happy will be the man, Who wins the heart of our dear Ann. DAVID BRUTZ Brutus Journal Staff, F. T. A., Dramatic Club Since David is a brain in history, His Brutus nickname is no mystery. RHEA BURNS Sis St. Bd. Sis will fly the way to your heart, As an airline hostess, she'll play her part. CAROLE CALCUTTA ucasu Movie Proiectionist, Chess Club Carole is a real live wire, To travel far is her desire. HELEN CARBONE Chem. Lab. Asst., F. T. A., St. Bd., Sen- ior Homeroom Representative This lovable girl who's filled with knowledge, Will make a bright co-ed when she enters college. BARBARA CARNIG llRedIl To join the Air Force is Red's aim, ln this field she'll soon gain fame. AZEL CARTER IIGUSII Rifle Club, St. Bd. Gus with his smiling face, In college life will find a place. ELVIRA CERCONE nverau Dancing suits her to a T, An office worker, she will be. NICK CITRINITI Nicky Boy Pres. St. Bd., Triangle Staff Pre-med at Pitt is Nicky's aim, As Schenley's prexy he reached his fame. ROBERT CONRAD 11Bob11 Triangle Staff This bright man, a job doesn't shirk, After graduation he'll go right to work. DONALD CONWAY 11Don11 Chem. Lab. Asst., Chess Club Don has brains to reach the top. His education will never stop. NORALEE CURTIS Snood Noralee likes ceramics and art, Where school leaves off, the Navy will start. une Senio I ' 4 C!! . Q ? , I 9 f W , f ff 5 f ,fm W f . -F . . vp f. . , at 'ff s V ,, , .W L fa L x Qi 5 f , ,. .. 5. , ,fa f WM 1 f 2 Zn, -ff J 1 Z 7 ff ' Q f I 1 If t fs 11 .M 'WM gm f , sf XX 5 . 2, f f 4 . . ,fm f 71 X S 4 W .1 , Q, ' f 1 N f W rw. , : .2722 rc. ' Ze 7 :A f 'iff-Q, ff .sw JOANNE CASLIN 111011 Leaders' Club, Dramatic Club This sweet young girl who is lively and spry, Will be missed by all when she leaves Schenley High. PATRICIA CHRISTOS Ilputll Human Behavior, Movie Proiectionist Pat's favorite sayings include Oh fudge, ls she versatile? Let her friends be the judge. GEORGE COLEMAN Big George St. Bd. ln track a star, ancl that's not all, He's tops in swimming and baseball. RONALD CONTE Connie Band Connie, in truth, has hair oh, so wavy, He's wasting his charm all on the Navy. ROBERT CULLIVER llBobll Our bookworm Bob is tall and thin, Latin and history are a breeze to him. OSCAR DANIELS Pizarro St. Bd. Although he's quiet and doesn't say much, At cartoons and printing he has quite a touch. 29 ELIZABETH ANN DAVIDSON Betty Human Behavior Betty is not satisfied with only mar- riage, She'Il push a typewriter and baby carriage. JOHN DeFRANCESCO uMr. Den Vice Pres. of Senior Class, Manager of Football Team American Government intrigued Mr. ll De, A fellow with a splendid personality. DONALD DEREWICZ Deadeye Football Team Deacleye who is known by all, Plans on college and football. AU DREY DIXON Dixie Our Dixie is a tiny sprite, As a medical secretary she'll do all right. CORA DUBEI. llBabelI Human Behavior Our quiet Cora rings the bell As a telephone operator she'll do well. FAY EISEN Service Club, Cheerleader A smiling cheerleader was our Fay, As a secretary she'll find her way. 30 une Senivl-A 'K' 3 ,A sf 4 f wx f I if t K 11 Q NX' i ' Yi 5 , Ax, f,. VK, . ,W , lf! f 1 ff ' f fy W ,ff M I 4 X 4 f, fi 'C, xXx ' M' I - sl t ,wx , 49 ' ff DELORES DAVIS noeeu Human Behavior This miss from Schenley we call Dee, Someday a registered nurse will be. ANGELO DELLEDONNE llDelll In future years the world will tell, Just what has happened to our DeI. MARY DIMPS Dimples St. Bd. Dimples hates to be with fresh boys, Cooking is one of her greatest ioys. ROLAND DRAFTS IIROIII C-:lee Club, Baseball Team In the field of retail selling, ls where Roi soon will be dwelling. ANNETTE EDELSTEIN With her blond hair and big blue eyes As ci secretary-what a prize! RALPH FALBO llcubll Dramatic Club, Football Team Cub is this bright lad's nickname, On the gridiron he earned his fame. WYN N E FARLEY Winnie Journal Art Staff, Art Club, Maiorette, Treas. of Senior Class We describe her as willowy and tall, We also think she's a beautiful doll. MARILYN FOGEL St. Bd. With her talent, poise, and grace, ln the field of art she'll take her place. ELAINE FRANK F. T. A., Journal Staff, St. Bd. To teach is the aim of this Winsome young lass, ln English and history, she's tops in her class. MELVYN A. GALINAT Mel the Man Movie Projectionist College is in the future plan, Of the one known as Mel the Man. RITA GERSON nReed11 Dramatic Club, Reporters Club Pizza pleases dancing Reed, Shorthand and English were just her speed. ARLENE GOLDSTEIN F. T. A., Human Behavior, Art Club, St. Bd. Witty and wise, she's a flame on our candle, With her down-to-earth humor, there's not a thing she can't handle. une Se iam 'X CW W N, f f V Z f f ff ' can me J ., is . . 1 , ffm! f Mis? Hgh-4 ' V ffff' , f ,fs .4 ,i 2. , if Q X' 'KM 7 f 4, f ' I . fi.. . ANNA FARMER Babydoll Reporters Club Our Babydoll was quite a lively girl, She kept the Schenleyites in a constant whirl. WILLIAM FORSYTHE Faucet Science Club, History Club Chicken, potatoe salad and lots of pie, Are what delight this Schenley guy. JAMES W. GAINEY 11Jim1r .lim's favorite pastime is to eat, To him beef steak is quite a treat. GLORIA GEORGE upinkyu Life Saving Club, A Capella Choir Pinky's lovely voice in her nursing career, Many a sickk patient will help to cheer. , Klan LEONORA GIAMMARCO nl-een Human Behavior Lee is cute and quite a doll, lnto the secreatrial field she'll tall. LOUISE GRACE Weegie Travel Club, Chess Club She loves to swim, she loves to skate, And with the boys she sure does rate. 31 SHIRLEY GRAHAM ShirI Shirl is a lass who's quiet and neat, ln business school she'll be iust as sweet. CAROLYN GUERRIERO Carol Service Club, Human Behavior Tall, quiet Carol with the sweet and lovely face, In life as a model will find a high place. PATRICIA HANLON Hpatu Human Behavior, Science and Nature Study Club She enioys good reading and singing, She'll keep the typewriter bell a-ring- ing. KARL HELMS This boy will not be at a loss, For Uncle Sam will become his boss. LOUISE HICKS Pee Wee Travel Club Our tiny Pee Wee likes to dance, Homework she spurned at every chance. SHIRLEY ANN HILL St. Bd. Her favorite 'Food is lemon pie, More education has caught her eye. 32 une Senio 1 'K - .14 ,N X 'f, . X W X XJ .4 is . ul: in J: ? ai Q- I 'V l ARDEN ANN GRIGGS Ardie Homeroom Treasurer On land, and sea, in the air they'll rave, When Arden Ann becomes a wave. DARRYL HALL Tootie Tootie likes to play it cool, He'll do fine in a higher school. JOYCE HAYWARD Pumpkin Future Nurses From her course she won't diverse, Pumpkin plans to be a nurse. ARTHUR HENIUS Iljuckll Chemistry Lab. Asst. In his college career Jack won't flop, For in science and math he's on top. RALPH E. HILL Rifle Club This young lad who is full of tricks, Will someday be in electronics. JANE ANN HIPKISS IIGUSII St. Bd., F. T. A., Library Club Gus is well known in Schenley's hall, From here she'll answer the Navy's call. BARBARA ANN HULBERT uBubSu Movie Proiectionist, Library Club Bobs was always full of pep, In all activities she sure was hep. DIANE IACOVETTI St. Bd., Human Behavior, Service Club This attractive, smiling, and charming brunette, Will make a secretary who's hard to get. RONALD JAMES nRonu Ron of his future isn't to sure, Maybe you can prescribe some cure. GLADYS JOHNSON llskippiell F. T. A., Reporters' Club In English and math she's loaded with knowledge, She plans to attend Indiana State College. MARLENE JOHNSON IlRedlI Leaders' Club, Life Saving Club Skating is the pastime of happy ,,Redl,f After Schenley for the service she'II head. MARY JANE KAUFMAN HM. J-11 A Capella Choir, St. Bd., Leaders' Club, Chem. Lab. Asst. Mary Jane who iust loves to talk, As a nurse, can chat with the doc. une Senio '74 , X x f S JAMES HUNTER Jimmie Travel Club In art and ceramics Jimmie excels, A successful life around him iells. FRANK IERA Russ On the baseball team many home runs he did hit, We know he won't strike out when he goes to Pitt. MAXINE JENKINS Sweet Human Behavior, Travel Club Toward the service Maxine will steer, She'II protect our country in this ca- reer. JOSEPH JOHNSON ujoeu Travel Club, Track Team Although our Joe is musically in- clined, A career in pharmacy is on his mind. HARRY W. KADLEWICZ Cookie St. Bd. Harry whom we knew as Cookie, Will someday be a baseball rookie. HERBERT KIRK ncunn Track Team Curt, a quiet lad is he, He'II ioin the Navy and sail the sea. 33 LEONA KLUCKOWSKI nleell Movie Proiectionist, F. T. A., Science and Nature Study Club, Senior Home- room Representative ln psychology Lee will find, Just what is on a person's mind. LOIS KOHLER nlou Human Behavior Lo won't be a typist all of her life, She'II give it up to become a wife. VIRGINIA KWASNIEWSKA uGinnyu Human Behavior Business school is Ginny's aim, She'll long be remembered for her very short name. NIIRIAM LABY llMimill A hard working student is this lovely lass, English Lit. was her favorite class. ROBERT LAMPEL nlarnpsu Laughing Lamps is iust plain cool, The iolliest kid in our whole school. THOMAS LARDAS Greek St. Bd., Swimming Club, Travel Club, Chemistry Club The Greek is very good at math, So toward college he'll beat a path. 34 une Senio s-We A I SIX 4 Q t . 5.1. - , .mf . JoANN KOBUS lljoll St. Bd., Future Nurses, Latin Club, Art Club This smiling miss makes all the boys drool, She's sure to be a hit in nursing school. LILLIAN KUBRICK Illilll Triangle Staff, St, Bd. Social Comm. Chm., Cheerleader, Dramatic Club Lil has everything, brains and looks, Her young pupils won't mind their books. BETTY JANE LABAS nBe'su Homeroom Rep. Social work is Betty's plan, She'll also write music, we know she can. PHYLLIS MAE LAHAIE uphyln Human Behavior This green-eyed girl who's 5 ft. 6, ls always laughing and full of tricks. ELIZABETH LAN E naeffyn Shorthand and typing interest her, She'll yield to the career of stenog rapher. SHIRLEY LATIMORE Shirl Human Behavior Upon graduation our piano-playing Shirl, Plans to join the Navy, and give the sailors a whirl. ANNABELLE LEBEAU uAnnn Forum Club, Human Behavior Always laughing, tull of fun, Ann's inclined to get things done. FLORENE LEFF Service Club, St. Bd. Now she paints pictures 'For the fram- ins, ln the future, it'll be nurse's training PATRICIA LEONARD Pattie College to this lassie calls, After she leaves dear Schenley's halls. .IACQUELINE LEWIS Jackie St. Bd. This young lady will be cl great star, With her dancing talent she'll go quite far. GEORGE LIBELL Shick Movie Proiectionist Favorite subiects he had few, But he'll soon be dressed in Navy blue. .IOSEPHINE LUICK .losie Service Club, Journal Staff, Human Be- havior, St. Bd. This sweet little miss with the lovely hair, Spreads sunshine and beauty every- where. une Seniom JOSEPH LEE llloell Mashed potatoes and gravy are his inspiration, He'II go to college for business admin- istration. BARBARA LEMON Barb Senior Homeroom Rep. Boys were no problem to Barbara Lemon, Her plans after high school include a weddin'. JOHN LEVER uJacku Movie Proiectionist, Band, Chess Club This fellow's favorite subiect was band, He soon may be heard all over the land. FRANK LEWKOWICZ uLuke1l Chemistry Lab. Asst., Physics Lab. Asst. Luke is a lad whose hobby is home- work, When in college his duties he'll not Shirk. PAULAANNE LIEBLING upollyf, This charming and dark-haired cutie, Will make a fine secretarial beauty. SONDRA LUICK llsondyll Service Club, Journal Staff, Human Be- havior, St. Bd. Some lucky man's eye our Sandy will take, If she can't keep his books, she'll bake him a cake. 35 EDWARD Z. LUKASIK ,,Edu Ed. of Journal Staff, Chair. Social Comm. Our Eddie in Chief is a versatile chap, His fame in Chem. Science will cover the map. MARLENE LUPENACH Chemistry Club Her favorite foods include ice cream, And teaching dancing is her dream. LOUIS MALONI nl-our: Reading Club, Movie Proiectionist, Chemistry Club Lou has college as his destination, At Pitt he'll further his education. MARY MANGENO Roxie Roxie loves to dance and swim, Office work is her future whim. HILBERT MARTIN Hilbe HiIbe was a member of the football team, After graduation he'll become a Marine. JOHN R. McDANlEL Nature Boy St. Bd., Boys' Glee Club, Math Club, Rifle Club John is a regular nature boy, Dendrology and trees give him ioy. 36 une Senio A I, 1, , , sv, , Y 2- ff S . f S X2 . Y . I E 3 ' J fi lx X All JANE LUMPKINS Lump, Lump Chemistry Club Lump, Lump is nice and tall, For her some guy will surely fall. RUTH MAJZLIK Movie Proiectionist, Future Nurses, Life Saving, Choir We all know Ruth by her rich alto voice, As a telephone operator she'll be first choice. ANGELINE MANCINE ,,Ange,, Ange likes to do all sorts of cook- ins, But into an office she'll soon be look- ing. PAUL MAN SKI Latin Club, Dramatic Club Orchestra pleased this dramatist, He's quite an accomplished organist. SYLVIA MATERNIAK uNiCky1l Asst. Head Majorette, Journal Staff, F. T. A., St. Bd. Now, language and science to Nicky's a breeze, With her winning ways, her pupils she'll please. FRANCES McWILLIAMS Fran Fran, a youthful female who never tarried, She'll get a job or else get married. BARBARA MEYERS Bobs St. Bd. Babs or Tweety whichever you call her, L As a private secretary she'll earn her -'RJ' dollar. CAROL MOORE Human Behavior, St, Bd. Brownette and tall this pleasant girl, Will have her boss' head in a whirl. KENNETH MOORE llKenlI Manager of Football Team Building a hot rod is an easy trick, For this future mechanic who is really slick. ROBERT NICKLOS llBoblI St. Bd., Band This tall lad likes playing drums, But college life in his future comes. ELEANOR OLENIACZ llEIeII Human Behavior Pleasant, cheerful, and very sweet, As a secretary she'll be hard to beat. GERALDINE PEOPLES nGerryn Our sweet, dimpled Gerry has a desire for knowledge, Upon graduation she'll enter college. JANET MILLER Hjunn Co-Ed. of Journal Staff, St, Bd., Life Saving Club, Office Worker Here's beauty and brains bundled up with a laugh, That kept everyone happy on our Journal Stafli. CLARK MOORE ,,MoeH Harmony Club, Boys Glee Club, Foot- ball Team, Baseball Team Clark is a boy whom we all admire, To play college 'Football is his desire. MERCEDES MORELLI Murcie Movie Proiectionist, A Capella Choir, Television Club, Girls Special Chorus Marcie plays the piano as everyone knows, She likes shorthand, choir, and movie shows. NORMA NIXON Nicki Human Behavior, Badminton Club, Senior Homeroom Representative This petite girl likes dancing and steak, She'll soon give some college boy a break. RHODELLA PARRAN Bootsie She's tall and cute with eyes of brown, As a secretary she'll gain renown. EDWARD PILEWSKI Eddie Chem. Lab. Asst., Football Team To look at Ed, he's strong you'll see, A music teacher he hopes to be. JAMES PISTELLA rrjimnr St. Bd., Television Club This good looking boy's a real live wire, With iust one smile he sets hearts afire. HOWARD DAYNE PRYOR nnaneu Glee Club, Senior Homeroom Repre- sentative, A Capella Choir This boy who is always on the scene, Plans in the future to be a Marine. THOMAS RASCO .11-om., St. Bd. Down boy is what you may have heard him say, He plans to get a iob iust to earn some pay. JAMES RAYMOND uRayu Television Club To persuade the girls we know he can, Ray will sure be a super salesman. ELVIRA RICCI Vera Service Club, St. Bd., Leaders' Club Lively Elvira 'Full of fun and pep, In swimming and dancing is really hep. MARY LOU RUDAVSKY Mamie Camera Club, Life Saving Club, Hu- man Behavior, Senior Homeroom Rep- sentative Mamie's the name by which we call her, - She'll gain more education before earning the dollar. une Senivm ,., fl. 1. we .. ' 1 be L si r X ? : S 1 4 :71 Q I fit i Y 3 38 LOUIS POLIS Luigui A Capella Choir, Senior Homeroom Representative Whenever a big bass voice is heard on the air, You'll know' commentator Poils is surely there. ROBERT RANDOLPH nBobu Swimming Club, Life Saving Club Bob likes sports, money, and a car, In the Navy and college he'll go quite far. SONIA ELIZABETH RASSFELD usunnyu Journal Staft, F. T. A., St. Bd. She's blonde, she's cute, she wears a ring, Her favorite tune, l do, she'Il sing. HERBERT ARNOLD REYNOLDS nHerbyu St. Bd., Swimming Club, Swimming Team ln swimming, golf, and fishing, Her- by's quite active, With his slow, easy drawl, he's really attractive. LYNNE ROUFF Art Ed. of Journal, Dramatic Club, For- um Club, St. Bd. In drama, in writing, in speaking, and art, Our busiest bee plays an enviable part. CORNELIO RUNAS ucornyu Physics Club, Triangle Staff, St. Bd. This boy who makes A's in every course, Plans to ioin the U. S. Air Force. JOAN RUPPEL lljoll Human Behavior At oil painting she has quite a hand, Her campus life will be iust grand. JAMES SANSONETTI Spaghetti Choir was James' special ioy, He'll long be remembered as a like- able boy. ROBERT SCHELLHART Schell Journal Art Staff, Baseball Team He's quiet and shy, but Oh! He's smart. This tall, reserved 'Fellow with a talent for art. CATHERINE SEGALINI Cassie Future Nurses Club Sweet, quiet Cassie, in her unas- suming way, ln the business field will reach the peak someday. MARIAN SIPPER Sissie Human Behavior Sissie with her flashing dark eyes, Will find a iob that is iust her size. FRANCES M. SMITH Sweets Sweets has an unusual liking, Collecting match covers seems rather striking. une enivm X ,,,.. V ,A M4 9 f f' I ' pi ffir y 2 A ff ' ' 77 rs, 4 ' ' I df all ff 2.1 ff gig, 39 BRUNO SAMMARTINO Muscles Steak is his favorite dish, And to be a wrestler is his wish. ROSETTA SAUNDERS llRoSell All the girls will be beautiful under her care, She'll give 'Facial treatments and style their hair. DANIEL SeCAUR StreetcaH' Travel Club This young man known as Streetcar, ln the Armed Forces will go very far. Q DONALD SHEFFEY ns hegu Movie Proiectionist, Vice Pres. of St. Bd., Track Team Sheff has college as his aim, On student board he made his fame. NICK T. K. SKARVELIS Greek Football Team A real great guy is the Greek, Who in Maritime Service should reach his peak. MARJORIE SMITH Margie Maiorette, Executive Council ln Schenley's halls her face was glow- ing, To attend nursing school, that's where she's going. PATRICIA ANN SMITH usisn Bible studies, Patricia must know, If into the mission field she hopes to go. MYRON SNIDER nmikeu Senior Homeroom Comm., Physics Lab. Asst. Mike wants to become an engineer, He'II make the grade, have no fear. GERTRUDE SOZYNSKA lITrudyll Blond hair and blue eyes describe this miss, Will she have a clerical position before wedded bliss? X39 z I une Seniom fa - or .fs s 1. X is ,nr Q - H ,, , WV' , ,f , 4 2 WV ' 1 7 f M , ff? Z 4 ss S f N X X v, 'V ff X li We SS X yg Xa 1 Rggxx . liii N . SD 4, 4 STEPHEN SPARTE HB 1, eaver Vi A rl as A Football Team ' ,, f V ZZ When Beaver becomes a college - ,X b0Y, X Q, , The halls of ivy will be filled with ioy. 0 gf ,v X , . V ,yy 0 L a. X' as if f 7 s ,I .J GLORIA STAMPER IIGIOII St. Bd. To help others is Gloria's aim, As a social worker, she'll reach her fame. ANDREW M. STROPKAJ ,,Andy,, Swimming Team, Baseball Team Into college he'lI make a dive, And for the top he's sure to strive. gp-If If 40 AUGUST T. SMOLINSKI Professor St. Bd., F. T. A. Hey Prof! will be heard over the campus green, Whenever August comes to the scene. RICHARD SOKOLSKY 'fume' Dick plans to work for Uncle Sam, He'll ioin the service and become a man. FRED SPA RTE Little Sparta Football Team, Basketball Team Fred Sparte is a real swell guy, Who played great football for Schen- ley High. DONALD STALEY uDonu Don was one of Mr. Arnold's fiock, He'll go to Miami to become a doc. CORRINE STOKLEY Little Diamond Human Behavior, St. Bd. Little Diamond can sew a fine seam, And when dancing she's a dream. JOHN SULLIVAN Johnny Cake Johnny swims like a school af fishes, Cake and chicken are his favorite dishes. KATHRYN TAYLOR uKa,hyu Tall and quiet this charming young lass, Will be a secretary with lots of class. JACQUELINE THOMPKINS Jackie Service Club, Human Behavior This adorable lass in Service Club, Will maior in business and be the hub. une Seniors! ROSE Nl. TORTOREA Little Bits f Service Club ' Knocking upon the door of Rose, .V Are hundreds and hundreds of good- . EMM lookin be x. T , X ' , 9 au fs X 5 f,.. 5 1 4 'YN fa A Q , I, W gnfn 'ii EVERETT EMORY UTTERBACK, JR. Candida Senior Homeroom Rep., Track Team, Basketball Team Candida was tops in basketball and track, ln college years he'll lead the whole pack. RICHARD VAN BUREN Dick Basketball Team Richard plays basketball, as cl di- versity, He'll dribble his way to Uncle Sam's University. EVELYN ELAYNE WARFIELD nslirnu Human Behavior, F. T. A., Badminton Club, Triangle Staff Business beckons to happy Slim, To teach its policies is her whim. Q , Ye i -.1 Q , 4. y, j W' X, 1 ff f W ' W c .f'o.' Q of .6 M Z! f is V, X 1 Q 1.5 2 i is is f f , I , , f -' -Qs. f- 4 J, i 41 GEORGE JACK THARP Long John Chem. Lab. Asst., Rifle Club The tallness of his stature and frame, Will, in the future, bring him fame. VINCETTA TOMAINO Vinnie Senior Homeroom Representative Vinnie's pet peeve is people who stare At her fair complexion and coal black hair. WILLIAM TROUT, JR. IlFishyIl ' Chem. Lab. Asst. Fishy's hobbies are cars and girls, The latter of which he leaves in whirls. NlARJORlE VALLAS Margie A Capella Choir, Library Club Margie's pet peeve is people who stare, Her humor and friendship are quali- ties rare. GUY WALTON ffwulw Forum Club, Science and Nature Study Club, History Club At first This tall youth seems rather shy, But when you get to know him, What a guy. DONALD ROBERT WEAVER nDonn Movie Proiectionist Physics pleased our dear Don, In the Navy he'll sail right on. NANCY WEINTRAUB Leaders' Club, St. Bd., Journal Staff With a stature petite our Nancy's en- dowed, But when work's to be done, she's ahead of the crowd. CORRINE WILHELM Corky 'l2A Class Secretary, F. T, A. Charming and sweet, yet quiet and neat, Corky the secretary won't be beat. CAROLYN WILLIS Dimples Future Nurses Lots of personality and lots of class, As a registered nurse she's sure to pass. MARY WISNIEWSKI HBGBSH Human Behavior, Girls' Chorus, His- tory Club Mary plans someday to marry, On her way she will not tarry. MARY WROBLEWSKI frmureu Human Behavior, Movie Proiectionist, Senior Homeroom Representative ln typing and shorthand Mary excels, As a private secretary she'll lead the belles. RONALD YELENOSKY Football Team After he ate a tremendous iuicy steak, A wonderful touchdown he was able to make. une Senivm wx. ' . 8 so A 'Nu-1' 4 ,- 5 A A 1' f f W 'E of y. if ,, 1 . 2 '. 'eg . 'if Tr 55 i ,A ff fx? 42 ROSALIE WEISMAN IIROII Leaders' Club, St. Bd., Journal Staft As a teacher our Rosalie soon will gain tame, Providing some man doesn't give her his name. GARY WILLIAMS Swimming Club Steaks, chicken, with lots of gravy, He'll earn his bread in the U. S. Navy. STANLEY WILSON Shorts Baseball Team This fellow from Schenley's baseball team, In the Air Force will be right on the beam. BARBARA WORKS Bobbie At swimming and typing Bobbie's a shark, As a WAVE or WAF she'll make her mark. TOULA XIDIS llTexlI Travel Club, Forum Club That dark-eyed cutie whom we called IlTeX,lI With her Hcome hither smile all the boys she'll vex. HAROLD C. YOUNG HHGI11 Forum Club, Triangle Staff Hal will be admitted to the bar, And with his knowledge go quite far. ANTHONY ZBIERAJ EWSKI H1-onyn Tony likes to tinker with auto- mobiles, That's why his car is the best on wheels. CORNELIUS JACKSON Connie Connie likes school a very great deal, But he's always wishing for a rod and reel. BARBARA MULLEN llBabslI Light green eyes-her distinguishing feature, She'll say I do before a preacher. SAMUEL SCOTT usconyu Collecting items old and rare, You'Il find Scotty without a care. ISABELL ANDERSON BeIIa Bella Human Behavior Isabell loves to date, Fellows who can dance and skate. DANIEL BROWN ubannyu Band Danny's hobby is tropical fish, Shrimp cocktail is his favorite dish. RICHARD CONWAY For its hie, hie, he, in the Field Artillery, From Uncle Sam he'II get his training free. CAMERA SHY ROOSEVELT CRAWFORD usmyn Baseball Team His favorite saying is, I am the master, On the baseball team there's nobody faster. MERALDO BERTONI IIMBVI Mel is one of those rough, tough QUYS1 Whom we all think is pretty wise. 43 FRANCES ZIELINSKI Chubby Dramatic Club Nursing will open the doors for Fran, To start the wheels 'For her future plan. JUSTINE KLINE Chris Travel Club, St. Bd. After school this loquacious young miss, Plans to embark upon wedded bliss. ROBERT SCHLICHTER IlBobIl Forum Club, Social Comm. First he'lI serve with the U. S. Marines, Then become part of the campus scenes. ANN SELLS Cristy Library Club Christy can sew beautiful clothes, That help to attract her handsome beaux. JOSEPH CARLINO SIccI1er SIacher can fill a girl's heart with sighs, When he winks at her with his big brown eyes. JAMES COVINGTON Covey Football Team, Basketball Team I'II dig you later, gater. You hear? He thinks he's the kat's meow, I fear. PATRICIA DANOVICH upafu All we Schenleyites are very fond, Of this spry and little blonde. FRANK DeANGELlS The sweet, soft music of this boy, Has filled our hearts with loads of ioy. BETTY ANN GALVI N Betts ln office machines Betts is quite a shark, As a secretary she will make her mark. ARLENE HARRIS Deany Badminton Club To be a nurse is Deany's aim, ln this field she'll reach her fame. DORA JOHNSON Little Mama Little Mama is full of laughs, She'll keep them in stitches when she ioins the WAFS. CARL LABACZ Butch Football Team Our Butch is a super athlete, His zest and vigor are hard to beat. RONALD MARCUS Ron Ron's favorite subiect was electric shop, When you want a good laugh, he's the top. JOSEPH MCCORMICK Joe Chemistry Lab. Assist. Joey is an epicure, He likes deer-meat on a skewer. STANLEY PAPROCKI Stush Movie Proiectionist Tall and good-natured is our friend ANDREW ESTES Andy Andy likes his English Lit., We're all agreed he's quite a wit. RAYMOND GREENWOOD HRGYH Songs and music please our Ray, He would like to be like Sammy Kaye. SHIRLEY HARVEY Do you know Shirley's aim in life? lt's a yearn to be somebody's wife. WARREN JOHNSON Someday Warren will answer the call, To sing first bass at Carnegie Hall. EARNEST LEE Lee He's tall, he's thin, he enioys good art, But ioining the Air Force is the wish of his heart. DANIEL MARINO Dago Football Team Dago says he's tall and fat, We must agree, he is at that. GLENN McMURDY Hawk Television Club, Rifle Club He goes through lite at a very quick pace, He hates slow drivers and loves to race. GEORGE SCAROLA A member of the Navy George will Stush, be, Whenever help's needed he'll quickly And someday sail the great, blue sea. rush. MARILYN TOLBERT BETTY VASSOS Candy Service Club Someday Candy will make things Betty's favorite pastime is conversa- bright, tion, When she becomes a Lady in White. She'll attend Tech after graduation. fl Q fy 1 f ,W rr. f I 17 'ff' ffm .1 ll ffj 1 f 6 A, ' if 4? xlw if X ali NQX 1 X jf flu!! M Y 4 Kiwi, , y ll ilglh Q xl , ' ' J f lll N Q XE? '55 u 44 1 P-WN HER ? 146 tialitiezt Student Koa 4 First Row: B, Meyers, M. Smiih, O. Yee, N. Ciiriniii, Pres., R. Cooper, Trees., C. Gillis, Sec., D. Sheffey, V. Pres., B. McCollom F. Stunclor, J. Mathews. Second Row: W. Cole, G. George, B. Lcibos, B. Smith, M. Byers, W. Anderson, J. DeMolris, C. Stokley R. Kubrick, L. Kubrick, M. Fogel. Third Row: G. Huwfhorne, A.Buckholtz, T. Lordos, B. Meyers, C. Rosenberg, R. Burns, M Vervilles, D. Moss, P. Arvonitis, E. Luick, H. Curbone. Fourih Row: J. Provenzonno, P. Craft, M. Hord, J. Lewis, J. Richards R. Spokane, S. Duncon, M. Thompson, P. Roberls, D. Iucoveffi. Fifth Row: D. Derewicz, D. Wczllowicz, W. Weigcmd, A. Henius F. Lewkowicz, R. Lipinski, R. Nicklos, W. Culberson, T. Mozee, H. Kodlewicz, J. Pislella, J. Henry. When there! no law, tlaerelf no Keene! PRESIDENTS ssfx September February N. Cifriniti J. Mciggio 46 Senior Homeroem Cvmmittee First Row: Mr. Moy, Sponsor, C. DiTano, A. Pefinos, D. Conner, P. Zappa, E. Jcxcesko, P. Corkeft, N. Nixon, B. Munizzo, M. Cimino, O. Yee. Second Row: P. Roberfs, A. Prcxfi, M. Roberson, J. Richards, C. Knox, H. Tolchinsky, J. Applebuum, V. Tomoino, E. Kiimkowski, A. Turner, D. Pryor. Third Row: J. Gordon, W. Farley, L. Severs, J. Lcxrdcxs, D. Drodge, B. Pondexfer, O. Daniels, F. Kornick, J. Provenzuno, E. Utterback. '24 geed example IA the but Sermon. wi I ' in f 1 funn: nvmg . ' A A WiiJxoyl'sa.ys,JUlac 'fs 4 - :HHH VIH' lun I ' if, ' U EDCTOUS nl 9 vi 5 iw'f 1W'Z.ff 1 ' XWQQQ R Jaivlcg an ng' ' 7 Q ' P8 1 0 J ' nfn 'FEA Jvilllliiifgsy- nllll I g gi INN eceivm 'xlv 1 DEX l Ili I ,. -. Q-Q E'-I V I-5 J l 4 f J JIYKNKJJ J, Mi x JN J lllluitl Ili Hllijlfllw EJ ifw IJIJIIJJJJ' HHIIllll1IllHfF 'ii,JI1' J 19:5 tvlfgu . :..'5- Sli .. . -X. 1 i ' 'miillliif-' ?g?cbr1L::fl,j,:f'L Ex O I In flilim,,,,1-pill' 'Qjwfi sZx,,. Nr- .' J fkiiii ' .ffl Ji 1 5 xsfill , n. geifip- MJ f.'.'-4-. LX: 2 . . m if , A .. x- .C fi H F1 f3A.,,4ij.,.,,5? SY illll ,i,- --- ITM Q5 . f. '-1 13' In , ,,T if.f55,1'o7,!7.5 is? QQ Ve' Y! A 1' Pxri' F' emi Rf- . f iJJ'!A'I'A-gh -X4 N A .- ...- - 1:1 V :u.':i 'l.,'Q n-1:1 l A- . lg .D ls? Iii JZ. i '...'i-f-ff-. QW'1 J 'fi 0 lliiiiiwxmm f First Row: A. M. Seman, V. Stumpf, L. Gottron, R. M. Balkovec, E. Favor, E. Jacesko, B. Lemchak, C. Shultise, A, Piontek, M. Vollas, R. Maizlik, J. Osbourne. Second Row: R. Caplan, M. Morelli, A. Dixon, S. Crawford, R. Cooper, E, Kazalas, A. Petinos, R. Frankenstein, J, Hall, V. Beebout, S. Preffer, B. Salkowitz, G. Wood. Third Row: P. Hanlon, J, Bonner, P. Gibson, S, Grosser, A. Vogel, D. Pryor, W. Cole, M. J. Kaufman, B. J. Hoffman, J. Sansonetti, A. Turner, A. Beatty. Fourth Row: M. A. Tolasky, M. A. Wisniewski, B. Ufolla, J. Brown, P. Apostolos, P, Robin, L. Polis, W. Johnson, A. Cyrus, S. Overton, G. Thompkins. 14 Capel af Choir 'Ketter Al? with foot than tongue gtrfdi C'lwruA First Row: B. Barnett, E. Rock, E. Rush, M. Freshley, S, Gruver, M. Wisniewski, S. Burr, M. J. Kaufman, G. Wood, E. Jones, A Piontek, B. Swallow, V. Beebout. Second Row: B. Lemchak, A. M. Seman, L. Dorsey, R. M. Balkovec, L. Gottron, M. Morelli R. Caplan, B. J. Hoffman, A. Petinos, A. Johnson, J. Hall, M.Juanita. Third Row: J. Ellis, F. Davis, E. Favor, R. Cooper, J Whitlock, L. Blow, R. Rataieski, C. Thomas, S. Prefter, B. Salkowitz, Mr. Ke-ister, Sponsor. ,,... . ,.,, . .... , ,..,. . .vm 54 Human Kelaaalior C7116 First Row: D. Contis, Sec., C. Guerriero, Vice Pres., P. Lahaie, Pres., A. Goldstein, Pres., L. Blow, Vice Pres. Second Row: C Stokley, M. Cimino, V. Thorne, A. Brinson, M. Byers, C. Winfield, N. Nixon, D. Kiskland, L. Giammarco, B. Davidson, R. Tortorea V. Kwasniewski, J. Luick, M. Wisniewski, K. Barie, A. Mancine. Third Row: B. Labas, G. Sozynska, P. Christos, C. Knox, Y Curry, D. Tibbs, R. Gerson, D. lacovetti, M. Sipper, L, Monfgomery, J. Tompkins, E, Oleniacz, M. Killian, S. Luick, J. Hall, J Blanding. Fourth Row: L, Harris, E. Kazalas, J. Gordon, B. Kansas, N. Leff, M. Peeler, S. Thomas, S. Harris, E. Hall, M. Jen- kins, E. Drafts, M. Johnson, A. Pratt, R. Maizlik, J. Barie. Fifth Row: A, Lebeau, B. Salkowitz, L. Kluckowski, M. Wroblewski D. Davis, R. Cooper, S. Lattimore, J. Whitlock, C. Moore, G. Stamper. Mr. Hosack, Sponsor. 06Aer1Ie all mem tlnlpelj mm t. Zihfarq 14AAiAtantA First Row: C. Bell, Treas.5 S. Thomas, Vice Pres., B. Pondexter, Pres., P. Farbaugh, Sec. Second Row: M. Varervilles, D. Moss, J. Baftaglia, M. Killian, J. Zclborski, C. GilliS, E. Lutermon, T. Petersen, T. Carafas. Third Row: S. Shlakman, G. Cyrus, M. Peeler, J. Lumpkins, F. Ruffin, M. Poehlmann, J. Wittner, M. Galloway. '?eading malzeA a fall man unior Hi tvriam First Row: J. Finch, Treas., V. Vaughn, Pres., B. Smith, Sec. Second Row: Y. Mitchell, I. Richardson, B. Sewell, J. Val Kanscns, K. Harris, L. Squires. Third Row: Miss Can- non, Sponsor: M. Rice, W. Milton, M. Brown, P. Markowitz, E. Brown. Fourth Row: J. Hague, A. Ebaugh, W. Forsythe, J. Jackson, J. Pipkin, E. Howell. H n 'oy the preffent lwun 6e mindful of the pmt. Sa e rizlem 61116 First Row: J. Christy, Sec., R. Felton, Vice Pres., S. Pernell, Treas.p P. Hughes, Pres., J. Lewis, G. Peoples Second Row: M. Roberson, J. Eubanks, A. Turner, M. Macklin, J. Holyheld, L. Williams. Third Row: C Bone, E. Kapsis, P. Klaia, D. Kirkland, M, Killian, P. Thomas, Miss Thrush, Sponsor. Fourth Row: A Johnson, L. Owens, R. Gerson. 56 1' 1 Chem Club First Table: A. Mazzocco, M. Newman, M. Sfaudach, H. Gillis. Second Table: F. Williams, R. Lampel, F. Baur, B, Bartoni, B. Pondexter, W. Harris. Second Row: R. Newman, R, Shcberg, J. Lucas, D. Brown, P. Jones, Vice Pres.p Mr. Kohut, Sponsor, R. Wyaff, Pres., W, Fogle, A, Jacobson, S. Burden. Weware. heware: he 71 cheat without Ac:-uple, who can without fear. Kay! glee Cfuh First Row: R. Jackson, W. Johnson, P. Gibson, L. Lardo, R. Powell. Second Row: J. Williams, H. Turner, C. Edwell, C, Evans, R. Kellner. Third Row: R. Yowf, W. Wood, J. Bacasa, W. Harris, C. Rockamore. R A f 9' . 6 - - Q fi 1 . 57 Kadmin ton Club Firsf Row: G. Wood, E. Warfield, N. Nixon, M. Cim- ino. Second Row: C. DiTc1no, J. Thompkins, A. Hor- ris, B. Munizzcx, C, Guzzi. Third Row: L. Severs, J. Gordon, J. Applebuum, P, Lonhclie, C. Dubel, Miss Spurrier, Sponsor. The bird that AitA iA emily Mot. Rifle C7116 First Row: L. Michel, Trees., J. Baldwin, Pres., J, Thorp, Vice Pres., B. Simmons, Sec., E. Mull, Quarter- mosfer. Second Row: A. Pennington, R. Briggs, N. Chronis. Third Row: Mr. Buzzard, Sponsor, J. Blonchfielcl, T. Farrell, R. Hill. 60 lllajvre tte.A First Row: S. Materniak, Asst. Head Maiorette, D. Cotra, Head Maiorettep E. Jacesko, Asst. Head Ma iorette. Second Row: I. Danner, J. Brown, D. Pace, J. Buchanan, M. Smith, W. Farley. Third Row: R Freedman, M. Piskey, P. Keeler, P. Arvanitis, V. Sweeney, R. Kubrick, N, J. Faas, 'fame are weather-wiAe, Acme are otlterwme. Kane! First Row: D. Brown, R. Sokolsky, C. Smith, S. Williams, R. Jones, W. Smith, R. Nicklos, J. McDaniel, B. Avery, M. Hill, A. Kazalas, V. Steward, D. Gardner. Second Row: E. Turner, L. Grossi, E. Klimkowski, R. Cobbs, R. Griffin, R. Drafts, H. Kirk, S. Wilson, S. Davis, T. Mozee, J. Hanner, J. Tarolli, D. Brown. Third Row: B. Dudley, W. Ellis, H. Reynolds, D. Sheffey, R. Greenwood, A. Clark, J. Gross, R. Moore, R. Love, J. Lever, R. Conte, J. Jackson, C. Bane, J. Wright, R. Mages, D. Taylor. ' 61 WHA ' Ziferfmling C711 First Row: G. George, W. Culley, S. Marcus, G. Cyrus, C. Harrison, M. Lyclen. Second Row: C. Turner, I. Manson, B. Butler, J. Rouff, M. Grigaitis, J. George, B. Croft. Third Row: L. King, M. Clark, N. Coller, A. Griffith, R. O'Connell, A, Martin, P. Marcus. Fourth Row: C. Jones, C. Meyers, V. Lewkowicz, S. Akers. Fifth Row: C. Dickerson, M. Hill, J. Eubanks, J. Eubcxnks. 'Wo gairw without pairw. movie lorvjec tioniA M First Row: C. Barie, L. Maloni, R. Cooper, M. J. Kozak, M. Wroblewski, J Kelsey M Byers C Jordan G. Libell, R. Maizlik. Second Row: J. Lever, P. Christos, S. Paprocki, F. Felllng D Weaver M Elstor' M. Friedman, D. Sheffey, B. Salkowitz, M. Galiant, H. Stein, P. Wise. Third Row G Kahn D Baecher S. Nord, J. Brown, C. Korff, J. Buchanan, J. Glass, Mr. Hosack, Sponsor, D Lieber M Morelll J Barle Not Pictured: R. Gordon, C. LoPinto, M. Lowrie, F. Matter. 'w ew 62 Urals eA tm Violin Section. First Row: M. Roth, L. Owens. Second Row: A. Jacobson, R. Rannick, W. Harris, L. Johnson. Third Row: J. Johnson, B, Myers, P. Miller, P. Bray. Flute Section. First Row: B. Labas, M. Theakstan. Second Row: G, Hawthorne. Third Row: J. Baldwin, J. Henry, C. Nickens, P. Manski. String Section. First Row: C. Rogers, L. Montgomery. Second Row: M. Hill, G. Anderson, S. Lumpkins. Third Row: R, Falbo, J. Smith, W. Green, J. Pondexter, C. Moore, Mr. Hauser, Instructor. , 7ele17iAi0n 6,116 First Row: R. Stetzer, Pres.: S. Katz, Treas., S. Pistella, M. Lippke, M. Morelli, M. Stewart, P. Schoffstall, M. Grigaitis, J. Morris, T. Persetic, M. Taylor, M. Johnson, H. Washington, E. Watson. Second Row: Dr. McCaffrey, Sponsor, D. Martin, H, Kalinger, E. Hakim, P, Wiershoup, D. Bigley. Third Row: P. Liebling, J. Raymond, G, McMurdy, D, Lange, E. Carney, M. Goldstein, V. Taylor, P. Chapman, A. Peterian, E. Bazen. 4...........,s, P, 63 Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking name of flour ,... ...,... W S of wind .,., ......f W G of money ,...,... ...1... W G of rabbits ,.,,.,....i.... ...,... W 9 of vice-presidents ...... ,..4... W 9 of bread ...,,..,.i,..i ....... W S of sharp .,... ,...-,A W 9 of Macbeth -------We ot agriculture ,.,,.. -.',--- W 9 of cloth .....,.... ---,V-. W 9 of Liberace . , ----,-- we of animals ... A----- -We of sour .,,.., .---.-. W G of Christmas .. , -.,--4 -We of cheese . .. v..,- -We of Burns , ,, . ----- --We of mountains . , '-----. we of colors i .... ,.----- W 9 of hair .. .. .V1., --We of books . , A ----- --W9 of states .,,, ....... ----- - -We ot reapers. .,..,. -------We of Sherlock Holmes ...,., ------- W G of trees ..,......,, 4....,..., -..---- W 6 of candy . ---- ---We of prayer .. -------we of acid .,,i... ,. ------- we of fish ..a.....r....,. 4,..... w e of driveways ...... .--..-- W G of butter ..4..,,, ...-... W S of wheels ..,,.. .----- W 9 of taxis 4....,. ------- W 9 of George ....,. ------- W G of old ...... ------- W 9 of tasks .... ------- W G of stores .,... --.-.-- W 9 of buildings ,... ------- W 9 of straws ...., -.----- W G of singers ...... ..-.-.- W S of bosses .....,,,.,. ....... W 6 of cough drops ., .. W9 of presidents ..... ------ W G of crackers ..,,..i ------- W 6 of city slickers ., .. ---- .- W9 of law suits . . ------- We 64 have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have a Miller a Blow a Coyner a Harvey a Nixon a Baker a Thorne a Duncan a Farmer a Weaver a George a Hunter a Lemon a Weisman a Craft an Allen a Hill a Brown a Barbour a Hawthorne a Kances a McCormick a Watson a Wood a Curtis a Grace a Burns a Trout a Lane a Lardfasj a Lever a Peoples a Saunders a Young a Burden a Byers a Hall a Sipper an Anderson a Foreman a Smith a Van Buren a Graham a Hicks a Libell Spolftgi CHEERLEADERS Capt. P. Eccarcl, F, Eisen, C. Gillis, L. Kubrick, C. DiTc1no, E. Burney, M. Johnson, E. Gualtieri. '24 Avff Tongue may Atrilze hard Go back, go back, go back to the woods. Strawberry shortcake, Huckleberry pie, You haven't, you haven't, you haven't got V-I-C-T-O-R-Y the goods. Are we here? Well, I guess. We're the students of S. H. S. Lots of pep, lots of steam, Five cents, ten cents, two bits, a dollar Beat 'em Up, YEA, TEAM! All for Schenley, stand up and holler. 66 700 Mall Team First Row: J. DeFrancesco, St. Manager, P.. Hughes, A. Jackson, E. Bellisarie, H. LeDonne, B. Dudley, R Burgess, N. Skarvelis, J. Christian, J. Gilliland, K. Moore, St. Manager. Second Row: J. Davis, D. Wallo wicz, R. Yelenosky, H, Stetzer, C. Moore, D. Marino, R. Falbo, S. Sparte, R. Worthington, D. Derewicz, V Smith. Third Row: H. Stein, A. Zellman, Asst. Coach, P. Apostolos, B. Johnson, R. McGee, G. Hawthorne J. Covington, R. Cheathem, S. Williams, C. Reed, R. Peluso, C. Ollison, B. Nicklos, St. Manager, W. Gross Coach. Fourth Row: J, Tyler, H. Martin, C. Labacz, K. Garrison, B. Taveliere, W. Liebler, J. Winters R. Walls, R. Proctor, J. Mikulan. S5 5601145 Schenley ....,. 0 South Hills .... ,.... . 13 Schenley ...... ..,,. 2 4 Allderclice ,. ....., 12 Schenley .,.,.. 6 South 6 Schenley ...... ..... i 2 Westinghouse ..,. ..27 Schenley ,..,.. O Peabody ....,.28 67 SCHENLEY AT LATROBE Schenley opened the 1954 football season with a loss to Latrobe by a score of 19-6. The Spartans showed some good ball hand- ling, but couldn't capitalize. Latrobe scored in the second period to take the lead. Schenley came back in the second half to tie the game when Dan Marino intercepted a Wildcat pass and scooted 55 yards for the T.D. The score remained a tie until the Wildcats scored twice to win the game. SCHENLEY AT DORMONT Dormont, who replaced Connellsville on the 1954 football schedule, met a tough defensive line in Schenley's final exhibition game of the season. Dormont, unable to gain on the ground, took to passing, and this proved to be the difference in the game. Schenley scored in the third period with a drive that sent Dan Mar- ino over forsthe score. The final score was Dor- mont 27-Schenley 7. This being the final ex- hibition game, Schenley showed it had the ma- terial to be a strong contender for the city title. SCHENLEY AT JEANNETTE Jeannette's team proved to be too power- ful for the Spartans as they were walloped by a score of 27-0. The first half was a thrilling one as the Jay- hawks scored only once. Both Schenley and Jeannette's defenses were hard to penetrate as little yardage was gained. Schenley came on the field in the second half with more determination, but there was no stopping the Jayhawks' drive as they scored 3 more touchdowns. SCHENLEY AT SOUTH HILLS The Spartans opened the City League sea- son with South Hills at Monument Field. Schen- ley struck paydirt first as Fred Sparte carried the ball over in the second period. Both teams showed great defensive playing as the third period ended with both teams unable to score. ln the final period Bob Worthington took a 30 yard pass and ran ten more for the touchdown. South Hills started a drive that took them to Schenley's 15 yard line but time ran out with Schenley taking its first City League game 13-O. ALLDERDICE AT SCHENLEY The Spartans ran their winning streak to two games as they downed Allderdice 24-12. Jim Covington made the first touchdown on an 18 yard end run to give the Spartans the lead. Allderdice scored in the 3rd period to tie the game before the half, but there was no stopping the Spartans as both offense and defense clicked. The Spartans scored 3 touchdowns in the 2nd half to Allderdice's 1 which came in the final period. SOUTH AT SCHENLEY The Spartans were finally beaten in their race for the city championship. The Spartans, who previously had won two games, played heads-up ball, but the breaks were just against them. The first half was a rough and tough one, but South capitalized on a break and took the lead 7-O. - As the second half progressed, Schenley scored, but the extra point was no good, making the score 7-6. South scored in the last period, and that was the clincher. The final score was 14-6 in favor of South. SCHENLEY AT PEABODY The Spartans dropped their second game ina row, as they lost to Peabody by a score of 28-O. There was no stopping the Highlanders as they scored twice in the first half making both extra points. Schenley showed some good ball handling, but just couldn't score. At the half the score was 14-O. The second half showed the Highlanders continuing their drive by scoring two more touchdowns and again making the conversions.. The Spartans tried to score, but couldn't, as time ran out. SCHENLEY AT WESTINGHOUSE The Spartans met the Bulldogs on a muddy field, but as in previous games passing proved the difference, as Schenley lost by a score of 27-12. Schenley scored first as Smith hit Worthing- ton with a pass in the second quarter. The Bull- dogs bounced back on a 40 yard run by Brown, but the extra point was blocked, making the score 6-6 at the half. Westinghouse broke the tie in the third period on a pass played by Tibbs. After this touchdown there was no stopping the Bulldogs, as they scored two more touchdowns before the end of the game. Schenley's only other score came on a quarterback sneak by Smith. As the gun ended the game, Schenley was the loser. Q? 4 ,, Q Y 1 ? 2 Q 2 6 5, Y 7 7: N M f x- f ' Sf -A'-ff-WH ' '-'fAf'M ' 1-A f W --Lffw'---nwwfvxz MQW M-aM, fkkwxww f mf if as S W x fav: N fx-N W waQsx,'f.ref44X www' WYNmn1,,1xWWazmwfzr-wmfmmswrf First Row J Lardas, R. Sfepien, R. Brown, T. Tyree, M. Tyree, D. Chavlik, D. Drodge, R. Prosser, H. Kad- llewlcz Second Row: Coach Koriner, J. Gillicmd, B. Vardoulis, B. Caplan, R. Drafts, J. Gainey, S. Wilson, Mgr A Stropkal, Mgr. Schenley Schenley Schenley Schenley Schenley ...... .... Schenley Schenley Schenley Schenley Schenley W f ,M 1fM.4.1v1-C-l9W'Wf'3-'WZ' r , 7 'S . f ff, Nfl, ,f J. K, Y , , f 4 . . ,, W. ,fu Track Team First Row: R. Matthews, L. Allen, D. Tannebcxum, R. Wyatt, R. Hampton, R. Procter, .l. Estes, T. Moze, D Dudley. Second Row: Coach Grunncxgle, B. Worthington, D, Sheffey, R. Cato, H. Morris, B. Whitley K. Hawthorne, J. Thorp, C. Moore, A. Cyrus, M. Hill, P, Hughes, J. Warren, R. Nicklos. Tice Atomacla carrieA the eet. '55 BASKETBALL SCORES Schenley Opponent 49 ...,..., ...,.. P eabocly . . ......,. .55 50 .,..... ....... W estinghouse ......,. 54 62 .,..,,. ...,... C onnelly . . ........ .48 42 ,.....,. ,..... S Outh ,,.... ..,..... 7 2 35 ,,,..... ..,,.. A llderdice ...,. 40 40 ....,,,. ...... F ifth Avenue ................. .,...... 7 'I 62 ....... ...... W ashington Vocational ,,.. ..,...., 4 8 64 ...,.... ...... P eabody . ......,............. ......... 6 0 44 ....... ..,... W estinghouse . ....,... 52 81 ...,..., ..,.... C onnelly .. .,...... .5'l 50 ,,,,.... ...,.. S auth ,...,. .,...... 8 8 44 ......., ...... A llderdice ,......, 39 45 ........ ..,.... F ifth Avenue .................,. .,....,. 6 0 56 ....,,., ,...... W ashington Vocational .... ......... 5 O BASKETBALL TEAM P. Gefsky, St. Mgr., R. Katz, F. Sparte, D. Drodge, S. Goldstein, J. DeFrancesco, St. Mgr., M, Tyree, J. Covington, R, McGee, E. Utterback, W. Johnson, R. VanBuren, J. Donovan, H. Stein, St. Mgr., Coach W. Gross. 72 Swimming Yeam ABOVE PICTURE: Firsf Row: H Reynolds, C. Jordan, S. Cohen, A Sfropkai, D. Levine, J. Doe, R Grifiin, J. Weiss. Second Row: G Meraklas, T. DiBernardo, J. Zirckel, A. Rose, J. Sullivan, A. Clark, S. Burden, R. Randolph, W. Smith Third Row: D. Johnson, E. Gerson J. Lucas, P. Perkins, R. O'ConnelI R. Kelly, Mr. Korfner-Coach. Fourth Row: D. Roberts, H. DiBer nardo, D. Brown, D, White, W. Scott, R. Thinnes, D. Hofmeister. Kay! Zi waving Club First Row: R. Wyatt, A. Clark, H. Chronis, D. Levine, L. Grivas, P. Perkins, H. Reynolds, W. Fogle, C. Jor- dan, J. McDoniels. Second Row: R. Griftin, A. Stropkcli, M. Staudach, S. Burden, R. O'Connell, J. Sulli- van, A, Rose, R. Kelly, D. Hurley. Third Row: P. Johnson, R. O'Connell, R. Briggs, M. Pleasant, R. Strewak, R. Howberg, H. Smith, P. Ruthowslci, R. Gumski. Fourth Row: R. Freshley, J. Zirckel, G. Merakalas, R. Greer, D. Brown, l.. Turner, R. Thinnes, D. Hofmeister. fluff of C'ourteAy: all of Craft. Schenley .,.... .. .,.. 44 Alleheny ..., ..,..,. 3 'I Schenley ....... ..... 6 l Langley ...... ..l4 Schenley ......, ..,... 3 3 Oliver .... ........ 3 3 Schenley ...,... ,..,.. 4 4 Peabody ..,,,.,., ........ 3 l Schenley ....... ...., 4 3 Westinghouse ,.,. .,...... 2 3 Schenley ,...... ..... 5 O Central Catholic ...,. ,. 24 Schenley ....... ...,, 3 8 South Hills ..,,,... ......,. 2 8 Schenley .,,..., ...... 5 1 Connelly ....,. ,.,..... 2 4 Scltenley .,..... ,..... 4 9 Allderdice .,... ........ 2 6 74 lee 140elta6ef A is for achievements that we've gained in Schenley High, And the aptitudes we've shown in the many days gone by. B is for the beauty of this school known far and wide, And the rules and regulations by which students must abide. C is for companionship that all our students know, But they'll always welcome new friends, no matter where they go. D is for detention, which is known by one and all, A time, a place, to make amends, per chance that one should fall. E is for endurance-all students must survive, The heart of education, from which we did derive. F is for the faith and the hope some day to see, Yourself upon the stage as a graduate-to-be. G is for the guidance, which our school has Hrmly shown, A Schenley graduate, you know, is very widely known. H is for the honor of this school which we attend, And the humility with which a person makes amends. I is for intelligence-a measure of the mind, This measure will help us when our thoughts are hard to find. J is for the joys imprinted in our thoughts, All those happy moments, which can never be forgot. K is for the knowledge, a quality quite rare, ln spite of all the troubles students have to bare. L is for the lovers, who roam through Schenley's halls, And waiting for that certain boy to make that certain call. M is for the memories ideep within our heart, Those memories with which, we'll never want to part. N is forthe nights devoted to the Dagger Speech, And the days in school, hearing all the teachers preach. O is for occasions, those special times for fun, After all the piles of homework have finally been done. P is for the problems had by every lad and lass, Especially that which says every student has to pass. Q is for the quantity of work we have to do, And the quality of the mark, when all the work is through. R is for the ring we wore, each senior sure was proud, As we walked the halls of Schenley, our head high in a cloud. S is for the seniors, the ones who ran the school, When it came to freshies, to them, we sure were cruel. T is for our teachers, who helped us through our years, They had to face our laughter, our troubles, and our sneers. U is for the unity of this, our senior class, We'll not forget the fun we've had though time may come and pass. V is for the valor, used to meet the outward crisis, And for those special dances-we'll not forget those prices. W is for the welcome mat, we present to all our guests, And the willingness and wishfulness with which we faced our tests X marks the spot where our school stands in its splendor, And the help and services its faculty will render. Y is for you and the joys and troubles shared, As you look back through the years, you'll find you really cared. Z is for the zeal we used to tackle all our troubles, While we were here at Schenley our knowledge has been doubled. As you go from A to Z and its qualities you measure, You find you have your school-a true and lasting treasure. -f 75 C1444 will Hear ye! Hear ye! Be it known that we, the vagaries of our dearly beloved instructors, here- 1955 Senior Class of Schenley High School, being . . . . of Sound mind, even Cher three years of inccr- by do ordain and establish this, our Last Wlll and ceration and being subiected to the whims and Testament. TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN: 1. To the Freshies, Sophs, and Juniors, we do hereby bequeath the right to hope that someday they will be seniors and be as great and as well respected as the 1955 seniors of said corporation. 2. To all new students, who have entered through our gates this past year, we bequeath the honor of having been ad- mitted to this so-called institution of learning. 3. To the bewildered Freshmen, we leave a book entitled, Crime and Punishment in Schenley High School, which describes the do's and don'ts that should be followed by the most obedient inmates of this institution. 4. To the Sophomores, we will our terrific brains which were capable of holding those worthy words which began Friends, Romans, and Countrymen. 5. To the Juniors, we leave our empty ink bottles and limp fingers to be used in combatting that incurable disease, squeegeitis. 6. To Ourselves, we leave the glory of having been the greatest senior class Schenley High School has graduated in the year, 1955. TO THE FACULTY: 1. To Mr. Cogan, we give the O. K. to hold sessions in his magnificent courtroom and dish out sentences especially suited to the situations that have occurred. 2. To Mr. May, we bequeath the stubs and records of all tickets that were sold for senior activities during the year. 3. To Miss Andrews, we leave the worn copies of our schedules, along with our deepest thanks for the wise advice given us in making selections of the subiects, through which we plod- ded, during our too short term of settlement in this lyceum. 4. To Mr. Clements, we give the honor of having been the advisor to the best Journal that has ever been printed with a white cover. 5. To Miss Malick and Miss Byrne, we leave 1000 new red pencils to be used with the same efficiency and ease as in past years, in grading senior themes of those poor unfor- tunates who hope someday to gain the rank of senior. 6. To the entire faculty, we bequeath the ability to breathe freely and be happy once more, now that we are leaving this establishment. IN ADDITION: 1. To the next Journal Staff, we present the battered dummy of this yearbook, to be used as a reference in producing an- other masterpiece. 2. Beside these humble bequests, we give our deepest regards to those who graciously receive them. We do hereby appoint Mr. McCormick, our most esteemed principal, as sole executor of this, our Last Will and Testament. In witness whereof, we, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-five, hereby set our name and seal to this document on this, the third day of January, nineteen hundred and fifty-five. Signed, Graduating Classes of 1955 Witnesses: Poor Richard Benjamin Franklin 78 x qatograplw ml W ff QQZQQ B ,W ffiifmraf ? 79 108 B8: 102: 04: 105. 106- Mr. Julian, Teacher Conroy, Frank Horovitz, Melvin Elizabeth Malick, Teacher Carmens, Bernard Drodge, Donald Hawthorne, George Homan, Georgia Hord, Marva Lahaie, Phyllis Muntean, Sandra Pamphilis, Joan Peeler, Marcia Stropkai, Andrew Williams, Samuel Miss Byrne, Teacher Allen, Ronald Clag, Bob Daniels, Oscar Daniels, Pearl De Orio, Joe Elder, Donna Mae Ghinat, Annette Goldstein, Arlene Goyak, lawrence Gray, Dolores Laby, Miriam Lardo, Lewis Lewis, Rudy Matisich, Georgene McCray, Harriette Nelson, Mary Lou Reed, Tom Seman, Anna Marie Stander, Fern Stokes, Kay Stranko, Frances Vassilaros, Louis Willis, Theresa Wilson, Stanley Cimino, Mary Lockwidge, Barbara Yee, Helen Bucholt, Amelia Kohler, Lois Lowrie, Marcia Reisei, Ruth Sanko, Helen Sullivan, John Taylor, Victor Gramby, Howard Eckels, Marhie 0: 113 115- 6: 7: 8: Su6Acri6erA to the Sclaenley Triangle or the year I9 4-55 Kimkowski, Ed Moore, Carol Mr. Clements, Teacher Brutz, David Eccard, Patricia Frank, Elaine Henderson, Donna Jaworski, Gilbert Lukasik, Edward Materniak, Sylvia Miller, Janet Petinos, Alice Rassfeld, Sonia Robin, Peter Rouff, Lynn Wallowicz, David Weintraub, Nancy Weisman, Rosalie Davis, Lois Dlugonski, Camille Piskey, Mabel Purman, Frances Pruszynski, Joseph Runas, Clemente Rutkowski, Peter Barie, Janet Brown, Joy Byers, Marlene Christos, Pat Cooper, Ruth Elston, Peggy Kelsey, Jeannette Kozak, Mary Jane Maizlik, Ruth Paprocki, Stanley Salkowitz, Bernice Sheffey, Don Wroblewski, Mary Miss Reese, Teacher Burns, Rhea Tolchinsky, Herbert Walsh, Barbara Hague, James Miss Ranii, Teacher Bolif, Dorothy Bretz, Jean Hipkiss, Jane Ann Kunick, Dorothy McDonald, Richard Roeff, Marlene Turner, Alfredo Waulich, Thomas A. C. Hemans, Teacher Butler, Rosina 120. 202: 203: 204: 205: Jefferson, Thurnon Myers, Carol Scholze, Dolores Weigand, William Yee, Donald Adiukiewicz, Lawrence Burke, Helen Butkiewicz, Sandra George, Gloria Gilbert, Barbara Gordon, Robert Holliday, Ruby Johnson, Gladys Neuser, Carl Newport, Joseph Pratt, Harvey Beattie, Paula DeFrancesco, John Gardner, David Hanlon, Pat Jacesko, Eleanor Kwasniewski, Doris Meyers, Barbara Streno, Elmer Walkowski, Edward Miss Trimble, Teacher Apel, Anna Bauer, Fred Bertoni, Merlado Bozen, Esther Carbone, Helen Dorsey, Lois Hartley, Sandra Sweger, Nancy Staley, Donald Willis, Carolyn Miss Cannon, Teacher Apostolos, Paul Arvanitas, Patty Bundrige, Calcutta Dogonka, Lynne Kazales, Elaine Leff, Vatalynne Palfreeman, Lois Pilewski, Edmund Reagle, Harry Roberson, Meredithe Sparte, Stephen P. Caley, Teacher Barbour, Harry Benion, Albert Case, Judy Clark, Allen Clark, Mary Cox, William Drzemiecki, Frank 206: 2 07: 208: 2 10. 213: Habrat, Adrienne Johnson, Dora Lombardi, Eugene Martin, Joseph Matetsky, Melvin Mathews, Joan McKinney, Juanita Michel, Leslie Mikulski, Raymond Petrick, Tom Schrider, Leo Severs, Walter Yee, Olga Miss Burgo, Teacher Di Tano, Carolyn Finch, Royal Giammarco, Leonara Jones, Janie Kriston, Joan Massof, Sarah McCollum, Barbara Pace, Dolores Petrinis, George Pratt, Audrey Smolinski, Thomas Sozynska, Gertrude Wood, Geraldine Alice Pollok, Teacher Cyrus, Gabrielle O'Connor, Rita Snider, Edwin Snider, Myron Vallas, Margie Watson, Edward De Wall, Dorothy Fekaris, Anne Kirk, Herbert Morris, Joyce Rosenberg, Carole An Shlakman, Shirley Zielinski, Fran Butler, Beverly Foreman, Fred George, Janet Hill, Shirleyann Marchione, Joan Silverstein, Paula Swaskoski, Marlene Thompson, Vera Zayac, Juliana Miss Lehne, Teacher Christian, John Corkett, Patricia Golden, Joseph Kaufman, Mary Jane II 214: 215 216 217: 218: ' 2l9. 220: Killian, Mary Ann Van Buren, Richard Xidis, Paula Mr. Riggs, Teacher Eisen, Fay Moss, Dorothy Munizza, Betty Reynolds, Audrey Vrcic, Pat Wade, Georgia Bray, Lou Jeanne Danner, Iris Gordon, Joan Kances, Bernice Miller, Sharon Palmer, Janet Sorg, Carol Verrilles, Mary Balewicz, Robert Jacobson, Arnold Lange, Diana Lebeau, Annabelle Marcus, Paula Roth, Margaret Taylor, Donald Miss Lilley, Teacher Aaranson, Erwin Heywood, Gerald Karbanski, Alexander Kust, Ronald Lee, Nancy Mead, Mozella Oleniacz, Eleanor Ruppel, Joan Burkhart, John Burr, Suzanne Lippke, Marleen Mierzwa, Helen Petersen, Barbara Reynolds, Herbert Roberts, Pola Davidson, Betty Chartofillis, Becky O'Connor, Maureen Mehlman, Rhoda Stunia, Antoinette Sumter, Mable Vecchio, Lois Clyde Rowe, Teacher Beil, Barbara Gibson, Paul Harris, Harriet Jefferson, Gloria Lowry, Leroy 302' 304: 305- 306: 307: 308: 309: Shealey, William Thorne, Victoria Zbieraiewski, Tony Burden, Sige Gross, Carol Janis, Joan Klawier, Robert Le Donne, Herman McCorkle, Shirley Mintz, Barry Tomaino, Vincetta Mrs. Dierker, Teacher Evankovick, Andrew Lucas, Shirley Newman, Ronald Zappa, Paula Conley, Patrick J. Craft, William Jones, James Keeler, Phyllis Lunney, Linda Mazzocco, Albert Pondexter, Bennie Proctor, Ralph Smith, Marjorie Miss E, Schane, Teacher Citriniti, Mary Ann Cotra, Dolores Fogel, Marilyn Gillis, Henry Klaia, Patricia Lardas, James Staudt, Leo Cyrus, Allison Grosser, Stewart Hotfman, Betty Jane Lipinski, Robert Walton, Guy Battaglia, June Buzzilli, Richard Duncan, Shirley Elardo, Marie Gerson, Edward Gould, Esther Johnson, Hulynm La rdas, Kemon Rose, Allan Sansonetti, James Starkuwicz, Barbara Thompson, Marion Williams, John 310: 4: 6: Christy, Janet Henry, James McGuire, Margie Thorp, Jack Wilson, Ellen Ackerman, Marshall Akers, Shirley Askew, Constance Bobchuck, Patricia Culberson, Wayne Fraby, Joe Green, Gloria Green, Turner LaDonne, Frank Mull, Elmer O'Connell, Ray Rice, Murray Richetti, Eleanor Rogers, Clarence Sheba, Norma Skidmore, Jimmy Taylor, Robert Mr. Mechlin, Teacher Applebaum, Judy Beizer, Lorraine Blanding, Joyce Elaine Cassler, Rochelle Citriniti, Nick Conrad, Robert Frankenstein, Roselyn Friedman, Rosella Gillis, Clara Gottron, Laura Lee Kubrick, Lillian LeGrand, Richard Maggio, Joe Rabinovitz, Miriam Reichbaum, Phyllis Runas, Cornelia Sekela, Mary Ann Stetzer, Ronny Stumpf, Virginia Warfield, Evelyn Young, Harold Kizior, Ruth Renac, Johanna Mrs. Elder, Teacher Aupperle, John Baldwin, Jerry Farbaugh, Phyllis Hayward, Joyce Krupowicz, Diane Lemon, Barbara Mercer, Pat Petersen, Thea Theakston, Miriam Turner, Earl Vogel, Marion 317: Miss McCaffrey, Teacher Bellisario, Ernest Mrs. Helen Thrush, Teacher Carafas, Theodora Bane, Carole Lee Freshly, Marsha Jackson, Emory Legge, William Miller, Patricia Miller, Marlyn Pava, Joe Provenzano, Jasper Richardson, Bernard Tesla, Dorothy 319. 321: 322: 324: 326: Tolasky, Helen Zaborski, Joanne Berkman, Tobey Caplan, Rhonda Carlton, Hershel Faas, Norma Jean Johnson, Larry Lapas, Betty Mozuck, Nevan Pryor, Dayne Quarles, Ronald Samain, Bernadine Sammartino, Bruno Schiffhauer, Edward Sparacino, Joanne Werner, Sally Mr. Harris, Teacher Demar, Rose Marie Gualiteri, Elsa Poehlmann, Mary lwinski, David Mr. Arnold, Teacher Contis, Diane Guzzi, Carolyn Lekowicz, Frank Jones, Carol Smith, Patricia Stewart, Van Thorne, Victoria Turner, Howard Utterback, Everett Miss Barrett, Teacher Johnson, Ruth Kobus, Joan Pistella, Jim Potter, Olive Szymborski, Sam Mrs. McGill, Teacher Anderson, Wilma Buchsbaum, Monte Dereaicz, Donald Garrison, Kenny Hampton, Robert Jackson, Sylvia Johnson, Allene Lampel, Robert Lester, Alvin Lorenzo, Theresa Rosenblatt, Beverly Russell, Peggy Ann Turner, Thelma V. Wilhelm, Corrine PERFECTION GLASS GOODS Really Are , Glass Goods of the Better Kind PENNSYLVANIA GLASS PRODUCTS CG., Inc. PITTSBURGH, PA. Pharmaceutical Glassware The world is bright, your lite seems You're just as happy as can be. A merry hello to all you meet, free, A smile for teachers that you greet. You stroll so merrily into class, And sit beside a cute young lass. The world to you seems at its best, Then says the teacher, We'll have C tes They're small, they're cute, they ro hall, am the They answer to your beck and call. They worry when it's time for tests, They think of seniors as real pests. They eat enough to feed a bird, They ask you, Gee, what's this here word? And as they leave the class they adore, You tind no treshies anymore. BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF THE CLASS OF T955 HOME ROOM 316 Aupperle, John Baldwin, Jerry Banker, Walter Barnett, Bernice Bray, Patricia Brown, Michale Charles, James Chronis, Nick Coyner, James Ellis, Harriet Farbaugh, Phyllis Galivat, David Graham, Shirley Hanlon, Peg Hayward, Joyce Hunter, James Joyce, Barry Krupowicz, Diane Lemon, Barbara Lemon, Sally McCord, Eleanor Mercer, Patrick Nevels, Barbara Nicklos, Bob Paras, Peter Petersen, Thea Richardson, Irene Robinson, Roygene Sowell, Mildred Shewak, Richard Theakston, Miriam Thomas, Cecil Mae Turner, Earl Vardoulis, Basil Vogel, Marian Harris, Wesley Morris, Leon BEST WISHES TO THE CLASSES OF T955 FROM THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS OF HOME ROOM 108 Mr. Harry Ellison, Teacher Arnold, Thomas Chaulick, George Folino, John Gentile, Thomas Gramby, Howard Greffin, Robert Hopkins, Jack Hughes, Ronald Jackson, Cornelius Klimkowski, Edward Nickens, Charles O'Connell, Richard Prince, Kenneth Ragghianti, Ronald Sizemore, Robert Soldano, Donald Washington, Robert Weshner, Joseph Zuelmanski, Eugene Mack, Ruth Ann Caslin, Joanne Chodock, Rosalyn Cyphers, Carol Eckels, Margaret Jeiterson, Jean Kubrick, Rhoda Lewis, Georgianna Moore, Carole Reed, Yvonne Ruffin, Frances Scheirer, Rita Scott, Cora Skaldoski, Shirley Stotlemyer, Jacqueline Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Kathryn Williams, Margaret Wittmer, Joan COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF DAN SNYDER MEDDOW GOLD DAIRIES PITTSBURGH, PA. GOING -- Going - Gone GOOD-BY GRADUATES HOME ROOM 110 Mr. J. R. Clements, Teacher Erutz, David Frank, Elaine Henderson, Donna Lehrman, Miriam Luick, Josephine Luick, Sondra Lukasik, Edward Materniak, Sylvia Miller, Janet Rassfeld, Sonia Robin, Peter Roult, Lynne Smith, Gail Weintraub, Nancy Weisman, Rosalie S eCaur C oyner H arris E ccard N ixon L emon E isen Y oung WiIH elm Danl els WeiG and RicH ards S mith C otra H earn Olson O wens. L uick LEADERSHIP AND CITIZENSHIP MUST BE CULTIVATED COMPLIMENTS OF THE SCHENLEY STUDENT ASSOCIATION First Semester 1954-55 Nick Citriniti, President Donald Shettey, Vice President Clara Gillis, Secretary Ruth Cooper, Treasurer EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Marva Hord ........ 9A Beverly Myers ,...10A Gus Nicholas .... 11A Olga Yee .,,.......,, 12A Dorothy Moss .... 10B Robert Taylor .... 11B Marjorie Smith .... 12B Elaine Luick ,,.. YWCA MEMBERS Thomas Mozee ,... .B8 Patty Arvanitas ......,,...,..,,.. 204 Harry Kadlewicz . 304 George Hawthorne 102 Joan Matthews .................... 205 Azel Carter ......... 305 Fern Stander ......... 104 Barbara McCollum ,, ..i......... 206 Marilyn Fogel ...., 306 Arthur Henis ...... 105 Justine Kline .....................,,. 207 Robert Lipinske 307 Amelia Bucholtz .,... 106 Carole Ann Rosenberg 208 Shirley Duncan 308 Rhoda Kubrick ..,.... 108 Shirley Ann Hill .,............... 210 James Henry .,.,,,.. 309 David Wallowicz 110 Thomas Lardas , .,.. ........, , M213 Wayne Culberson 310 Marlene Thompson .. 113 Diane Iacovetti ..... 214 Lillian Kubrick ...... 314 Marlene Byers ...... 115 Mary Vervilles ..,.. 215 Robert Nicklos .... 316 Rhea Burns ............. 116 Jacquelyn Lewis ...... 216 Jasper Provenzano 317 Jane Ann Hipkiss 117 Harvey LeDonne ...... 217 Betty Labas ,..,.,. 319 William Weigand ..,. 118 Pola Roberts ........, 218 Paul Craft .....,...,,. 321 Gloria George ....... 120 Corinne Stokley .......... .,,...... 2 19 Frank Lewkowicz . 322 Barbara Meyers ..,.. 202 Jacqueline Richards 220 James Pistella ..... 324 Helen Carbone .,.,... 203 Joanna DeMaris ....., 302 Wilma Anderson 326 92 JUST PICTURE Dr. Caley reciting the Dagger Speech. Miss Byrne playing hop scotch. Mr. Hemans singing, Old Man River. Mr. Clements wearing a polka dot suit. When the day has turned to night, And stars give out their glittering light, From the moon the stars do borrow, Light to pave their way to a morrow. The barren earth the trees do hide, Miss Cannon in high heels. Mr. Cogan at a loss for words. As the flowers slumber side by side. A man walks slowly in the deep, dark Mr. May doing the bunny hop. night, Miss Hughes chewing gum. To the inevitable shining of the guiding Mr. Straitiff wearing levis. llglll- Mr. Kortner playing with a yoyo. Miss Adams singing Sh Boom. Mr. Keister playing the drums. Miss Burgo saying, I ain't got. Miss Topp doing a sidestroke. Mr. Arnold wearing a goatee. Miss Lally playing jacks. Mr. Kuruna wearing Bermudas. Mr. Harris bawling out a freshie. Miss Bergen forgetting a history date. Miss Malick iumping rope. Up the staircase, solemn and slow, To the place above where a throne is aglow. A mighty hand directs his way, As he walks to a lasting, eternal day. Before him is God, his iury and iudge, The man is silent-atraid to budge, In a moment's time he'll know full well, It his 'Fate is heaven or the l'1re of hell. GO FORTH TO SERVE IS OUR WISH FOR THE FEBRUARY AND JUNE CLASSES OF 1955 SCHENLEY STUDENT ASSOCIATION Second Semester 1954-55 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 305 Mariorie Smith 310 Robert Taylor 214 206 Alterstine Asberry 116 Florence Blackston 105 214 Elaine Luick OFFICERS President-Joseph Maggio Secretary-Gloria George Dorothy Moss 210 Beverly Butler Helen Yee 207 Patricia Poncez Vice President-Robert Worthington Treasurer-Jacqueline Thompkins MEMBERS Lee, Joseph 117 Moore, Kenneth 213 Thomas, Roger Gary, Dolores Stropkaj, Andrew 118 Brown, Judy 214 Reed, Charles Butler, Rosina Wilson, Stanley 120 Kelly, Richard 215 Goldstein, Arlene Henius, Arthur Yee, Helen Lyden, Mary Falbo, Ralph 202 203 Ciesinski, Patricia Walkowski, Edwar Stocker, Marion Willis, Carolyn Carbone, Helen d 216 217 Wittmer, Joan 204 McCormick, Joseph 218 Gramby, Howard Reaglef HCIFVY Weisman, Rosalie 205 Clark, Allen 219 Robin, Peter Sells, Ann Manski, Paul Segalini, Catherine Lewkowicz, Frank 206 207 Griffith, Barbara Asberry, Alterstine Griffith, Jeannette Kline, Justine Cole, William 220 302 Barie, Janet 208 Rosenberg, Carole 305 Maloni, Louis Kirk, Hgfbefl Blackston, Florence 210 Hill, Shirley 306 Humphreys, Ronald Thompson, Vera Bell, Constance Killian, Mary Ann Ricci, Elvira Kracht, Nylia Meyers, Beverly Griggs, Arden Grossi, Lucille Lebeau, Annabelle Spokane, Roselle Debucis, Rose Marie Titus, Leroy Recht, Audrey Stokley, Counne Harris, Lillie Mae Worthington, Robert Munizza, Victoria Janis, Joan Greer, Robert Grace, Louise Conley, Patrick Johnson, Armenia Scott, Samuel 307 309 310 314 316 317 319 321 324 326 Walton, Guy Carter, Bernard Farmer, Anna Ufolla, Elizabeth Boyd, Barbara Rogers, Clarence Reichbaum, Phyllis Runas, Cornelio Baldwin, Jerry Hayward, Joyce Freshley, Marcia Carafas, Theadora Pryor, Howard Messina, Joyce Marini, Joseph Skarvelis, Nick Blow, Louella Waters, Stanley Derewicz, Donald Jones, Barbara When a fellow meets a girl, he goes to all extremes. He'll sing, laugh, and tell a ioke, he's really on the beam. He'll fTash,at her, his moonstruck eyes, And when she's not looking, lovingly sigh. He'll tell of the car he's going to get, And how he plans to fly a iet. He'll really try to Put on the dog, Expecting her to be in a fog. He'll go out of his way to please her taste, And run to see her in rapid haste. And when he thinks he's good and ready, He finds out that she's going steady. Look out for that mob that's pushing through, They'll knock you down and step on you. They're hungry boy! They want to eat! Do you think they care if they step on your feet? They'll bang their tray into your back, lf I were you, I'd keep out of their track. They spill their gravy all over your hair, And slop on you delicacies-Oh, so rare! And while you're quietly eating your lunch, They're assembled in a corner to chew and munch. And when they've left and the cafeteria's clear, You look inside and think, Oh, dear. The condition of the place, you won't have to guess, Just pity the person who cleans up the mess. A tall, dark man comes walking by, And all the girls begin to sigh. He's lust a dream-a movie star, With looks like that, he'll go quite far. He slowly walks with a steady pace, Looks at the girls with a smile on his face. They'll dream about him for the rest of the day, And wonder if he's really friendly and gay. The very next day to their sudden dismay, A truth is discovered. A price he must pay! For behind the looks and those wonderful features, This man, in disguise, was only a teacher. lf l had a million dollars, let me tell you what l'd do. l'd buy you fifteen lollypops and chocolate cookies too. l'cl buy you all the rings you'd care for, Minks and sables, furs galore. I'd buy you cars that can't be beat, And lay my money at your feet. lf l had a million dollars, here's what I'd HAVE to do, Spend four fourths on income tax, and give the rest to you. li-I Built to Serve You . 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