Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THEY PLAYED HARD AND SHALER SCORES Shaler.. 3 . 33 Shaler .... . 3. 26 Sha1er.3 . .. 19 Shaler.. . . .3 24 Shaler.. . .. 3 32 Shaler... .3 23 Shaler... 3 42 Shaler v . . 3. 34 Shaler 7,,A 3 .. 35 Shaler. .... , 1 8 Shaler. 3. 3 26 Shaler. . 3 35 Shaler ...... .. 36 Shaler ,,Y 36 Mxllvale ,.3,3. 3,3,, Oakmont 3.,.33,3 . Etna 33A. 3333..33 3 .3 Sharpsburg Verona 333.3333.3,3 .. 3. Aspinwall ,,3333 . . East Deer .....,33 .3333 M111va1e ,.33333 ,,,,, Qakmont .,..3333 . Etna 3... ... ,33333 Sharpsburg ,3,3,33A 3 Verona . .. Aspinwall. 3333333 .... East Deer.. CLEAN'. Lfjff fo Rzfqlzf-f -Braun, Bujak, R. Wagner, Skundrich, A. Wagner, Gunst, Nadrash, Schoepflin, Cubelic, Schmidt. points. Cioach Ct. XY. Benny Marlin will by xuth out the services of seven of this years squad, at the left when the season rolls around again. Braun Bujzlk, R. Vlligner A Xlvugner, Cunst Schoepflin, and f ube lic graduate. Nad rash and Skundrmh remain of the xarsltw Al XYagner cupped scoring honors in Sec tion 18, VVPIAL by loading with

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THESE CLASSES AREN'T MISSED . l i As you can see in this picture, john Beiswenger is playing the sousaphone. John, Robert Dun- bar, Harold Kinzer, Thelma Scott, David Broge, and Regina Moelter are among those who receive special instruction from Mr. Smink, shown with john. This year, the sousaphone, baritone, two melaphones, and a big drum are new instruments this year in the music depart- ment. Nlr. Smink predicts that john will go places with his ability. To the left are students in French I class singing j'Attendrai, a popular French song, which is sung by Jean Sablon. This they first heard jean singing on Eddie C'antor's program. Jean is now in Hollywood. French II students like it equally well. Elinore Leitch brought us the record, and many of the class now have their own+Louis Hutton, Grace Yeiser, and others. Here is a profile portrait of Anthony Pockey, a tenth grade student who enjoys art in all its phases. Anthony will tell you that he likes to sketch profile views, particularly of men, in charcoal. He takes art seven times weekly. Nature scenes in water color appeal to him, too. l . -f At Christmas, he made a linoleum cut of a TDP E-101111 Beiswengef, Mf-SWif1k- church, worked on the lantern for the pageant, Alfffffffe-Manley, Brand, Hutt'-my Oswald, and assisted in March with the operetta scenery. eight' ltzslmmons' uchs The reporter found hun a very amiable individu- B0HUmTAnth0ny Pockey' al, who likes to shrug his shoulders, and say, I like it all right. Yes. Sure. Anything. It doesn't make any difference what I drawf' So we concluded he didn't like to talk about his accomplish- ments. Many other students find their art work enjoyable. The Poster Club, newly organized this year, has done a grand job of advertising school activities. 27

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T0 KNOW WHAT SPQRTS MEAN . JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Shaler ,,,, ,.,,.. , ,, ,,,,,,, ,, 15 Mil1vale........ Shaler ,V,,,,,,, , , 17 Oakmont ,,Y,, , Shaler YYVV , 14 Etna ....,, , Shaler., , ,,,, ,, 15 Sharpsburg Shaleru, . , 13 Verona ,,,, Shalern Y Y 16 Aspinwall. Shaler ..,, , 13 East Deer, , Shalerw .,Y,, ,, , 21 Millvalem... , Shaler ,,,V ,,,, , . . 22 Oakmont ,,,, ,S Shaler V,VV ,, 11 Etnawa, N Shaler ,,,,.,,- ,. , 12 Sharpsburg Y Shalern, ,,,, , ,, 14 Verona,,,,,,,, , Shaler , , , , A 12 Aspinwalld., A Shalern Y , ,,Y,,,Y 15 East D661',, ., Left to R1'gl1t-- Dischner, Huddleston, Rummel Highlights of the games . . . Cuhelic and Al NVagner battled it our with Rakers at Millvale . . . Oakmont is defeated by a close score. . . Jim Braun featured with his set shots against Etna . . . Over-time at Sharps- lmurg, with Cy leading . ..A terrible one for the Huskies at Verona . . . Four players out, and we lost to Aspinwall . . . Al XVagner led at East Deer with sixteen points. . . Revenge for the Millvale defeat . . . The third victory in a row at Oakmont . . . Etna Rams trouneed the Huskies . . . The boys avenged their defeat at Sharps- burg . . . Ed Skundrich and Al shared honors but we lost to Verona. . . A strong offensive of both teams, and we won from Aspinvvall . . . The Silver Tornadoes came through for the last one with East Deer, with Jim Braun and Al each ringing up thirteen points. At the top are three who deserve a word, loo . . . Bill Huddleston, senior manager, is in charge of all equipment, and is time- keeper...Dave Rummel is the junior manager . . . Eugene Disehner is in charge of the jayvees' equipment. Top, Front-Baker, Parise, McAdams. Back -Horvatin, Kmeciak, Duss, Welch, Komorosky Kuepper, Winkler, Herchenroether.