Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1945
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' X 'i here is no une tu tnhnm time tnuulh rather hehieate this Qijaletesque of '45 than tn Miss i9riseilla Eunhale. we sineerelp appreeiate her untiring effnrts tu make nur pearhnuk an unequalleh suetess. Zlaer kinlm unherstanhing ani: neher failing politeness mill lung he rememhereh hp all. THE SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Charles F. Brand, Mr. Guy E. Mason, Mr. Paul J. Tate, Mr. James M. Lamorid, Mr. Hugh P. Sowers Mr. William D. Rummel, Mr. John W. Bowen, Mr. William H. Hartman. N Upon the 1'CSig'I12liiOl1 of Mr. vlamcs M. l.zm1oud, Mr. Charles L. Kammel' was elected prcsiclcut of thc Iloard 4 M 5 Ng? f R z M I S S J E F F E R Y , JL, + 9 NCQ? 8, Q'- I f , ii- 'Xf v L if 1 i'fjj ! f f'- ii!! E51 X A Es' iii' I 1' 'S gcultq fiil Y I M4 3 'a- ,gljff jo! .fy fri, ilu, a 'VL' 'A 4 L fl' V lim l .1 1 ' ' fv' H -'rf l .ff 1 Z Bach, Annette E.-All., l'Vest111iniSte1', Litt. M., of lfgh. Bell, G. RZlj'lllO1lklflixl., Grove City College. Bomhard, Eloise R.-A. IS., Univ. Of Pgll., L'zlr11egie'l't't'l1. Bowers, Edgar A-X,-ILS., Llniv. of l'gl1. Brunton, Ruth A -US., Univ. of l'gl1. Univ. -1 Lfbu-uk Buckwalter, Klztlnt-l-ILS., Millersville S.'l'.t',, M. Ecl., Penn State. Burt, l 1':111eis li.-LvlllY, of l'gl1., L'z11'11eg'ie Vllklfll. Clark, Mrs. Helen-ll S., Incli- :Lna State 'llC1lCllCl'Sl College, Duke, l'itt. Crawford, Ifrztnk ll.-IES., tiztl. State 'llL'1lCllCl'S, Rl.,-X., ljllC1llCSll0, Univ. of Pgli., Ohio State l.z1w Srliool. Dale, Rl2ll'g'Il1'Cl V.-IES. in clOllllllk'l'L'l', Grove City College. 7 711. .hav-. , Gloeckner, li2'ttllCI'lllC-lrls., l3uques11e Univ., Unix' of llgli, Goodale, Priscilla H,-lZ.fX., XVellesley College, ILS. Car- negie VllCl'll, Master of l.et- ters-Univ. of l'gl1. Gorbach, Mz11'gz11'ete-US., fztriiegie 'l'eel1, l'itt, Grau, fxllllil H.-A ll., , . , , . LIIIY, of lgli. HHN, L1111' of XN.'lFL'0llSlll. Hazlett, Mrs. Gladys-ll.S., Slippery Rock S.T.C. s I DA. 'D ,lwll 1 J I , , , . ., 'L 1 X ,jj , JI . , x ' . If f . W Xvjs x,fxf,,i,s H L .- 1 , K r r , 1 Q l 4 N N Jffkxwq V Wil S it Little, Robert VV.-l3.S., Univ. of Pgll. Logan, Kenneth Laverne-B.S., Clarion State, Univ. of Col., Univ. of Mich., Ed. M., Pitt. Martin, Mrs. Virginia VV.-Alf., VVilson College. McMillan, Dr. James E-B.S., Grove City, M.D., Univ. of Venna. Medical School, Alle- gheny General Hospital. Moulton, Dorothy E.-AB., Randolph-Macon W.C., MA., Univ. of Ygh., Univ. of Chi- cago, Cornell Univ. l 1 t N . be btafifsii j Owrey, Hazel E.-KN., Allegheny General Hospital, Univ. of Pgh., Pennsylvania State College. Rummel, Sara Elaine-l3.S., Juniata College, Carnegie Tech. Scott, Jean-School Secretary Shatto, Mrs. Catharine M.-ll.A. Pennsylvania College for Woiiieil, M. Litt., Univ. of Pgh. Sheraw, Mrs. Elizabeth M.- AB., Grove City College, Conn, College for VVo1nen. 8 Smink, G. T.-HS., Public School Music, Du- quesne Univ. Taylor, Betty-RS., Indiana S.'l'.C., ME., Univ of Pgh. Ward, Claribel-A.B., Marshall College. Zook, C. Leland-l3.S., M. Ed., l'enn State. Dodds, Lawrence - Slippery Rock, Il. S, in Ed., Pitt., M in Ed. beninr billy Symphonies CARELESS -To those who lost their books dailyg TWO IN LOVE -All the love birdsg USTORMY WEATHER -Millvale and Shadyside gamesg I'LL NEVER FORGET -Graduation Dayg SWEET SUE -Sylvia Ferrarig A MAN AND HIS HORN -Eddie Griffnthsg MISTER FIVE BY FIVE -Johnny Beiswengerg UDAY DEAMINGU-Fred D'Amicog McNAMARA'S BAND -Ray Regis' Orchestrag HMARIEH-Marie Fodig 'QIOSEPHINEU-Josephine Duffyg HOW SWEET YOU ARE -Gladys Fleischmang JANIE ---Jane Downingg MIN MY MERRY OLDSMO- BILE -Bob Etzelg SENORITA -Spanish Class. 9 Qrtihities :HCM l,l Will E5 ill? lat- Huh Eid Bzserhes Left to Right-First Row:llMcDonouU,h,'lZucchero, Heinlein, McKibben, Meinert, Peterson, Scott, Bentel, Schrei ber, Burgum, Blackwood. Second Row: Barry, MacDonald, Heide, Weating, Cubelic, Mekeel, Winkler, Armstrong, Linn, Edstrom. Third Row: Fusek, Schlag, Rezak, Hilliard, Garland, D. Smith, Harr, Yeiser, H. Skiles Schilpp. Fourth Row: B. Smith, Sarnaki, Seitz, Powers, Hoeltje, Kovach. Fifth Row: Parise, Purdy, Reno, Hollihan, Griffiths, Beiswenger, Ott, Fair. Additional Members: Ivy Orton, Fred D'Amieo, Al. Parise. Qlafnztzria Qllluh Congratulations are due to the Cafeteria Club for their splendid work. XYith their aid the cafeteria has been kept a neat, attractive, and pleasant place in which to eat. Miss Runnnel, the Home Economics teacher, sponsored the group. Officers: Maryaliee Ruck- deschel, president, Jeannine lingelhardt, YiCCelDl'CSlilClll, june ,Xllerton, secretary, Eileen Luffey, treasurer. Members are: jean llright, .lane llowningy Mollie lfetzer, Audrey lnihorf. Esther Martin, Mary llanza, Leona Reay, Carolyn Rihn, Yirginia Raida, Yirginia Sehoep- tlin, Thelma Scott, .Xudrey Slohoda, Mary l.ou Stoll, lrene 'l'rantinan, Loraine rlqfilllllllllll, Dolores Yoit, Clare XYil4ert and Carol Zito. 45,3 -,-kv: 7' I I l :l 11 M... 'finalists' Clllluh The Leaders' Club, sponsored by Mrs. Hazlett, is organized to develop leadership and character in its members. 'l'hroughout the year, they have participated in the Open llouse program, have had experience in refereeing' games, and assisted with the dancing classes for the benefit of the lfreshinan class. President, lletty Lou Schilppg vice-president, Patricia lilackwood, and secretary-treasurer, Patricia tiriffiths. Members are: Alice .VXrmstrong, Dolores Armstrong, .Xnna l.ouise liabie, liarbara llentel, Gertrude lloek, llctty llougher, Lois Braun, Nancy llllfglllll, Ruth lilder, lloris l'lllSCli, Geraldine Heinlein, Emma 'Iune llilliard, iiflgiga Miljonfglglgl Nareissa Mel.eod, Jacqueline Peterson, Ruthe Saban, llelen Sankovic, lllarilyn Schreiber, llelen Slciles, lrene Thomas, Patricia Yeiser, Betty Zillwegcr. arsitp lub The only persons eligible for menibership in this club are lettermen. To earn the let- ter. boys niust become aetivc in some school sport, such as football or basketball. The club is sponsored by Mr. li. lioyer. President, Charles Ott: viee-president, lfranlc Diettinger: secretary-treasurcr, Edward lluss. 'l'he members are blames llollihan. l'aul Mei-Xdanis, Ray- mond Dames, Ilan lliett, Roy lfair, Carl l'arise and Louis Zoerb. The honorary members are Coach George Allshouse, Dr. Charles llrand and G. Thomas Smink. library lub The members of the Library Club are to be congratulated on the success of their ef' forts to make our library an attractive, neat room in which to study and do research work. The club is sponsored by Miss Mabel liuclcwalter, with Mildred Caretti, president: Dolores Russell, secretary. The nienibers are .lanet lictt, Nellie llright, Clara Cook, jay lle'l'rudc, hlosephine llutly, Donald Gosnell, lloris llarr, Bettie llodglqiss, Callista Honfnian, lX'alter llolnnan, Robert lloward, Dale lilauss, Lewis llieber,'l3QeilK g'l,Ull0tlifTll,'xvlfgllllil Meir, llelen Miercilq, Yirginia Miller, Ivy Urton, ,lean Shaw, Lawrence Smith, Carol Smink, XYilma Nlagner, George Ziegler. 12 XX fi I i , 'V fl mi 'I , irxgf, f f ' of-Q N- fm. if S 2 Q ff'-, .f f if --' 'HM . ' Xi K ii: Cddso 'F .. ,I ,ff Q, . . 'N , 'lg'b3?f1:l. I f, Qftr A XX 5 IQ 9 his X yd I W- C0100-Q. 5411... eva Li X 2 5 A , . 5 ' .. f' S 1 .,.' -' A :21-131-'w, '. - ln xf- LQ 1 ,bl w S X Q K r Bwaxvvzss f,e'mvs Q ik lg S51 N4 '55l ' S. K K S010 fbnsfzvg dung i v-a39f'.-i-.'f L- i The bbaler Swap Ancl now zlftcr nine years The Shaler Scoop has ElI'ClllYCSl ln other worcls, thc accumulation of copy as wt-ll :ts pnhlishccl nmlcrial for The Shaler Scoop, IllllllCOg'l'2llJllL'll nt-ws shcct ancl oflicial organ of thc st-nior journalism class, is repos- ing in files zlccnrzltcly Zll'l'Zl1lQ Cil so that thc authentic contcnts nmy he of historical Value to Slmlcr lligh Sclwol. Since IK-zlrl llzlrlmr thc Scoop mailing list is growing lay its own inipctns: has lJl'Ullg'lll uclqnrrwlcclgim-rits, L'll2lllg'CS in zulclrcsscs. itcnis for pnhliczrtirm, znnfl il prccious clcsire on thc pztrt of thc lilly-tl11't-Q scniurs zlncl clcvcn juniors ul thc stall' to gut thc nt-ws z1c1'oss. Thus 21 systcni For tiling accurate scrvicg nclclrcsscs has lJL'CfJlllC 21 war-time contrilmf tion zlnml thc ncws on thc St-rvicc Pages for each issnc will in tinic llllllit' thc archives inx'z1luz1lmlc. 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The Yearbook Staff has worked hard and as vou can see has uroduced a Shaleres ue i , 1 I which you will be proud of for years to come. They enjoyed working together, and wish to extend their appreciation to all who helped in making this book a success. 14 SHALERESQUE STAFF Dolores Armstrong, Charles Austen, Dan Bett, Betty Bougher, Lois jane Braun, William Chittenden, Clara Cook, Charles Cubelic, Agnes Cunic, Raymond Dames, Fred D'Amico, Paul Dietz, Robert Dietz, Elizabeth Engelhardt, Robert Etzel, Roy Fair, Sylvia Ferrari, Shirley Fischer, Gladys Fleischman, Edna Fusek, Edward Griffiths, Ruth Hamilton, Peggy Harr, Bettie Hodgkiss, James Hollihan, Myrtle Kintz, Harold Kinzer, Carol, Kirch, Ruth Kist, Edith Koehler, Wilma Kovach, Jack Linn, Frank Lubich, Glenn MacDonald, P tricia McDonou h'Editorg Helen Miercik, Ruth Ann Miller, Ivy Orton, Charles Ott, Editor, Carl Parise, Virginia Powers, Norman , amie Roman, Dolores Russell, Ruthe Saban, Doris Jean Sarnaki, Betty Lou Schilpp, Anna Mae Schmidt, Thelma Scott, June Seitz, Helen Skiles, Carol Smink, Betty Smith, Robert Spangenberg, Mary Lou Stoll, Lois Toerge, Ernest Weating, Walter Weimann, Loretta Worst, Patricia Yeiser, Louis Zoerb. SCOOP STAFF First Row It-it to right-Roy Fair, Frank Lubich, James Clay, Ray Dames, Charles Ott, Louis Zoerb, Dick Edstrom, Fred D'Amico, Charles Cubelic, Edward Griffiths, nEd- itorg Eileen Laskyh Sylvia Ferrari, Kathleen Paul, Lois Jane Braun, Peggy Harr, 12-as .tricia McDonough, Miss Bomhard, Betty Smith, Doris Sarnaki, Edith Koehler, Eliza- beth Engelhardt? Lois Toerge, Loretta Worst, Carol Kirch, Helen Miercik, Wilma Kovach, Edna Mae Fusek, Virginia Powers, June Sietz, Betty Lou Schilpp, Bettie Hodgkiss, Florence Benko, Eileen McNelis, Ruthe Saban, Patricia Yeiser, Ivy Orton, Ruth Ann Miller, Ruth Hamilton, Gladys Fleischman, Rose Marie Klobuchar, Carol Smink, Thelma Scott, Helen Skiles, Ann Skiles, Mary Lou Stoll, Gertrude Bock, Anna Mae Schmidt, Della Schmidt. 15 X 1 or Q -3 Seated left to right-Nettie Hartman, Ruth Ann Miller, presidentg Ivy Orton, secretaryg Thelma Scott, Della Schmidt, Wilma Kovach, Alice Czado. Standing left to right-Loretta Worst, Lois Jane Braun, Betty Lou Schilpp, Edna Mae Fusek, Frank Lubich, Ernest Weatin , Raymond Dames, treasurerg Peggy Harr, vice-president. MA-'QD 'Ps'i ' 4 ' CV, jliatiunal Zbunur Surietp The purpose ol this organizatifm shall he to create itll enthusiasm for sehtmlztrsliip, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop el1araete1'. QBYUIIZIZ Cltiluh These monitors, stage niztnagers, and salesmen have worked diligently, :uid have tehieved much. XYe are proud of our Service Club. Left to right-Raymond Dames, Patricia McDonou h Clara Cook, Lois Toerge, Wilma Kovach, Ruth Miller, Ivy Orton, Bettie Hodg iss, Betty Zillweger, Elsie Nehilla, Doris Smith, Doris Sommer, Nancy Clites, James Daviess, Walter Weimann, Charles Ott, Edward Griffiths, Charles Cubelic, Robert Spangenberg, Dale Klauss, Eugene Gaj, Ernest Weating, Carl Parise, Frank Lubich, Roy Fair. 16 -4' age Music vs weff. 46 17 - L.- 5-Ktdnl-04 Qltnirlers Audrey Kahn, Toni Sanderbeck, Patricia Griffiths, Patricia Blackwood, Jean Mein- ert, Janet Ratzi, Lois Dischner, Jeanne McKibben. iganh jlilemhers William Anderson, John Beiswenger, Henry Birch, Ray Dames, Ursula DeLuca, Robert Dunbar, Ronald Eidemiller, David Ehrlishman, David Erwin, Robert Etzel, Jacqueline Flowers, Doris Fusek, Edward Griffiths, William Grimes, Don Hender- son, James Jorden, Mary Jorden, Richard Jorden, Winifred Kammerer, Harold Kinzer, Dale Klauss, Buddy Kirkpatrick, John Kirch, Charles Leety, William Mar- lin, Craig Maxwell, Robert Mekeel, Francis Miller, Ross Morgan, Jerome Pott- meyer, Velma Sampson, Verl Sampson, Robert Schott, Howard Schran, James Schreiber, Harry Schumaker, Thelma Scott, Carol Smink, William Smith, Mary Lou Stoll, David Sunderman, Robert Topnick, James Wait, Ernest Weating, Nor- man Weissert, William Wettach, Vincent Widdowson, Vaughn Winkler, Marian Wolf, Patricia Yeiser. 18 CHEERLEADERS Audrey Lloyd, Geraldine Heinlein,lPatricia McDor1ou '!Virginia Woteska, Nancy Burgum, Irene Thomas, uy Bauman, Charles George. Zganh ln instrumental music, our Shaler llancl is an organization worth cheering. lfncler the capable direction of li. Thomas Sminlc, hetter known to everyone as l'op, the hancl hoasts ahout sixty members. Not only does the lxancl play for football games, hut also for special class assemblies ancl school programs. Snappy uniforms-uniform marching-peppy music -these three make our Shaler Band. UJJB Bram JI-Blfijurettes The morale builders of Shaler High School are without a clouht the Drum Major- ettes. Their wonclerful formations and perfect timing, plus their talent, personality anal heauty, arlcl that hit of somethingw to our school life and spirit. Yes, lllajorettes, your fine stepping has marched you right into our hearts. ? 1 rl 4 I Clllbeerleahers X, 9 . . . I '-' X .X great amount of ereclit is flue our Shaler Lhecr- f XX 5 . I f leailers. 'lhey are always right there on thc spot at every i ' y' 4 game, rain or shine, to leacl us in our cheers. 'lil- l ' ' 33 3 9.,..,.L .-.MV ,WM . lll , 19 ' SS 5, 3 19 M-sm.: 5' F5 ORCHESTRA John Beiswenger, Barbara Bentel, Eleanor Colvin, Robert Dunbar, Robert Etzel, Ed- ward Griffiths, Don Henderson, James jorden, Mary jorden, Winifred Kammerer, Harold Kinzer, Dale Klauss, Fred Klingensmith, William Marlin, Robert Mekeel, Jer- ome Pottmeyer, Helen Sankovic, Della Schmidt, Robert Schott, Mary Lou Stoll, Robert Topnick, Ernest Weating, Norman Weissert, Vincent Widdowson, Vaughn Winkler, Wil- liam Wettach, Patricia Yeiser. CHAPEL CHOIR Left to Right-Elizabeth Engelhardt, Anne Skiles, Helen Skiles, Jackie Peterson, Bar- bara Bentel, Jeanne McKibben, June Seitz, Nancy Burgum, Betty Lou Schilpp, Pa- tricia Yeiser, Grace Stewart, Audrey Imhoff, Bill Wagner, John Beiswenger, Charles Leety, Mary Young, Audrey Moffat, Peggy Harr, Marilyn Schreiber, Carol Smink, Charles Cubelic, Edward Griffiths, Charles Ott, James Dippel, Roy Fair, Robert Tom, Don Henderson, Ray Christina, Charles George, Donald Sallach, Robert Me- keel, Carl Parise, Ray Dames. 20 CHORUS Alexander, Allerton, Ambrose, Baker, Barry, Bechtold, Beiswenger, Bentel, Bergman, Berringer, Beyerl, Bollens Bougher, Braun, Buckler, Bullard, Burgum, Burkhart, Christina, Clemente, Cohen, Colter, Czado, Daily, Daviess, DeTrude, Devlin, Dippel, Dremer, Dukovic, Elder, E. Engelhardt, P. Engelhardt, Ewing, Fair, Farrell, Fincke, Flowers, Fuge Fusek, Gardner, Gascoine, George, Gheldberg, Goss, Graber, Graham, Gulla, Gunst, Haggerty, Hamilton, Harr, Harvey Henderson, Hobus, Hodgkiss, Hubstenberger, Jarabin, Kalmeyer, Kay, Kennedy, Kintz, Kovach, Kremer, Leety, Lonetti Lubich, Marlin, Mazurek, McCune, McGarry, McKibben, McLeod, McMasters, McMillan, Mekeel, Miercik, Miller, Mur: ray, Nicklas, Niggel, Olszewski, Ott, Overbeck, Parise, Peterson, Pritts, Purdy, Randolph, Rodenbaugh, Rogers, Sankovic, Schreiber, Schilpp, Schmidt, Schmidt, Seitz, Shaw, Sieg, A. Skiles, H. Skiles, Slaboda, Slosarick, Smink, Spates, Sowers Stewart, Swick, Voegele, E. Wagner, Wagner, Walker, Williams, Wisniewski, Yeiser, Young, Zoerb. illbe Qhrnbzstra The orchestra, under the direction of G. Thomas Sminlc, is the pride of Shaler stu- dents. Dr. Brand this year donated a icello, heretofore not one of the instruments used in the orchestra. A double bass violin is expected to be added, too. This organization has added spirit and melody to llaccalaureate and to all plays presented. 1113132 ftibapel Qlbnir The Chapel Choir, under the direction of Nr. Raymond llcll, consists of thirty-ive members and is the outstanding choral group of Shaler. They add spirit, rhythm and beauty to all programs in which they partake. Their favorite selections are Negro spirituals. The Qllbnrus The Shaler Choral groups include Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus, and Freshman Chorus, all under the capable direction of Mr. G. Raymond Bell. They complete our school assemblies and chapel programs with appropriate songs for each particular occasion. They have done a iinc job and their un tiring effort is to be commended. 4 53 -fb' f I Ki 21 1 7 S fN -5- A 2 G Nl g , 'L Q f A.- 5X N M5211 N X 4' PN ,Q fi--Q....l ,,!'x 1 9 ,fo ,- , -f w, 5-fllIlgQ!- -- - - f7 v 1 -'Qu-P-. ' . vi- . 5.3531 ,553 G .,g. --- ., ,- - ':.,'f I 5' 71.55 4 7 -f ' f JW' WWX sfff-5 Hmin w ,3:.,.:. 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Qyrf N Aww ' f XM X Ra wls.. ni xy 'wx K X ',' 98 X W 'sf-' ish t 'M'tv'g QWWWO Q '--29-Wc.9!A'!mv-1 ' POl't 40.6, 5 wg , x 0.0397 394' Q u I, .19 FOOTBALL TEAM James Armstrong, Edward Bauldauf, Leicester Barry, Ray Bauer, Ronald Bauer, Martin Behr, Arthur Bender, Robert Bestwick, Dan Bett, Thomas Bieglow, Charles Bonitz, James Bowen, Melvin Brantner, Harold Ber- koben, Raymond Dames, Fred D'Amico, Charles Davis, jay DeTrude, Frank Diettinger, Paul Dietz, Robert Dietz, Richard Dixon, James Donelly, Gilbert Duffy, Don Durkosh, Edward Duss, Richard Edstrorn, Leo Elder, Roy Fair, Edward Griffiths, jason Heide, Don Henderson, Robert Herbe, Richard Kobert, Walter Hohman, James Hollihan, Robert Horn, Robert Howard, Frederick Klingensmith, Waldemar Krzywicki, Richard Linn, Adam Lobert, Robert Louis, Norbert Marzolf, Charles Ott, Albert Parise, Carl Parise, Everett Peck, Frank Prager, Norman Purdy, Jack Reno, Richard Rogers, George Rothmeyer, Verl Sampson, Robert Schott, Hugh Sowers, Lawrence Smith, Richard Starr, Jack Stromoski, William Wagner, Alexander Walker, Edward Weav- jfuuthall The Huskies lost the opener to the hard-working Mars Planets. Hollihan tallied the only touchdown on a line-buck and plunged the extra point. 'lgifblocked a Mars kick be- hind the goal line to add two points to the Huskies' score. OS s-3 M- -s--f Gwwxl er, Walter Weimann. Mars 20-Shaler 9 Aspinwall 28-Shaler 6 The Asps invaded the Husky domain with last years spectacular season burning in their memories. They were rudely surprised when Diettinger intercepted a pass and ran 45 yards for the score, behind ll host of Shaler blockers. -L-LL otfvfw ,,9...ei,ocs-.A . Shaler 14-Etna 13 The Huskies journeyed to the Rains' lair where they clawed outa win over the stub- born Etna team. In the second quarter, lliettinger ran the ball over trom the seyenfyard line. A pass from Ott to Reno netted the extra point. ln the waning minutes of the game, lilter passed to Griffiths for the second score. llollihan plunged tor the extra point. lhe student council voted a day' off to celebrati the yictorv. V L '-'L-7'd - N-f '- f :E 1 33 2, Fkipv-,4l L ' Shaler 6-Oakmont 0 On a sultry October night the lluskies journeyed to ilztkinont 4 where they fought Z1 scoreless deadlock for the first three and onefhztli ,fff 7' quarters. In the dying' minutes of the ganie, lfair intercepted an flak- ix mont pass and ran it to the five-yard line. .-X pass from lflter to Reno X netted the touch-down for the Shaler victory. S 1.3-.a-'ish -M-f-Sis ell Millvale 6-Shaler 6 In a tropical downpour the Indians journeyed to Shaler where they fought it out with the Huskies in the biggest home game of the season. After a brilliant punt-run-back by lilter, Hollihan plunged for the score. 'D-W' Wkfl-9-V-A -9-4' fn 3-A-.J-A-r Shadyside 25-Shaler 0 The Huskies traveled to Fox Chapel where they fought an overwhelming Shadyside eleven under very adverse conditions. 'TA-v --se.-K so-,e-.L ......,., ,,-,-Y-.-.Lx Jian-J Bellevue 13-Shaler 7 Bellevue invaded Shaler with a string of victories under their belts. After a score- less first half, Ott took a short pass from Hollihan and scampered 70 yards for a touch- down, displaying hip-swaying and broken-field-running tactics seldom seen. .Parise plunged over the right side of the line for the extra point. 5 .-A--fu 14.294-1 L-,Je fra?---ak :J-.lv Shaler 7-Brentwood 6 The Brentwood eleven invaded Shaler's stadium with revenge burning in their hearts for last year's defeatg but the Huskies were not to be denied in their attempt for a third tri- umph. After a scoreless first half, an intercepted pass and a 60-yard run by Ott gave the Huskies their touchdown. Hollihan made the extra point, giving Shaler the victory. Maw JL..,.A....-Af .1r--f- -Q-V 11-H .L-la-,e..w -Lx, ,.,L.-.,9J,,,:,LqAJ J, Mm Wwmdnb g Q4-Jn Shaler 12-Baldwin 0 On a cloudy Armistice-day afternoon, the Huskies met and bowled over the Baldwin eleven in the most decisive victory of the season. After a scoreless first half, Hollihan broke from his own left tackle and went 25 yards for the score. Again in the fourth quarter, the Huskies scored with Ciirifhtlis going around the left end behind beautiful blocking. 'bb-1 ,n..-.L--J- ,AILLL ..,..,..,' . ,. THE COACH, Dr. George Allshouse, played three full years of varsity football at Pitt and also played on the All-East Zfiliffff fff i ' team of l942 . . . was drafted into the Professional Football N 4 f,7,4 f League and is now under contract with the Steelers in Pitts- f' burgh. f . iff .M ff ' X. f,l::iii'Q ,i'I llis father pla 'ed on the ,crack Pitt teams of l9l6-17-lg. ,f .l , , 5 XV fluff' He also has a brother at .'Xnnapolis. V'-t'f'li.f iff t f , f Personal an Jearance-5 ft., ll in.: dark hairg muiet man- pvvfrerfn V L4 ag' lnliltill , 1 1 l I . I whlmvwggtf lm nerg well-knit physiqueg unassuniingg interesting. L - . ' frl - 5.1.-.1 Zgasksthall GYO BASKETBALL SQUAD Frank Diettinger, Carl Parise, Paul McAdams, Edward Duss, Donald Rihn, Robert Crowley, Louis Zoerb, Harold Kinzer, Earnest Weating, jack Reno, James Hollihan, Edward Gahagan, Charles Leety, Frank Pra- ger, Hugh Sowers, William Sommer, jack Stromoski, Albert Parise, Wi- told Krzywicki, Waldemar Krywicki, Arthur Bender. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 5-Shaler at Baldwin 8-Shaler at West View 15-West View at Shaler 19-Shaler at Mars 28-Shaler at St. Mary's 29-Shaler at Heinz House February, 1-Shaler at Aspinwall 9-Sharpsburg at Shaler 13-Shaler at Etna 16-Millvale at Shaler 19-Zelienople at Shaler 24-Shaler at Hampton L Q55 ,fo M' 'Xi January 3-Mars at Shaler 5.. Aspinwall at Shaler 9-Shaler at Oakmont 11-Shaler at Sharpsburg 16 -Etna at Shaler 19-Shaler at Millvale 23-Shaler at Zelienople 25 30 -Baldwin at Shaler -Hampton at Shaler btuhent uunril . . 'l'I111s, 111y suns, IIS long as you 11-11111111 1111111-11 you 1110 El Illlllfll 1111 all V11111' 1-111-11111-s, but rli1'fc1' 211141 SC1JZll'lllL'. 111111 51311 arc 11111111111-. L'l1:11'lvs p1'cs1rlQ111g 41115' Uillllllllll, vicc-p1'csirlc111: R11l1c1At Dietz. SL'Lxl'L'l2l1'5'Q F11-fl IJ X111 1 1611, t1'L'ZlS11I'k'l'. V :Af ,YJ-4-1 27 L 9 1 W. l M-'dwxdy Q M . 5 A 'VNJL r L L '7'L 'uw,fvA ' Na ' -I , g? ,QE M,,,,u.l-f . M6295 owrvpfofvyli M E? kim IE? GUESS WHO! William Hughes, Bettie Hodgkiss, Ivy Orton, Rober Schott, Della Schmidt, Chickie Barry, Betty Lou Schilpp, Betty Bougher, Jerome Pottmeyer, Marie Fodi, Homer Shaw, Agnes Cunic, Dolores Arm- strong, Robert Crowley, Lois Jane Braun, Charles Ott, Pats McDonou h Ruth Elder, Louis Zoerb, Hildagarde Voit, Nettie Hartman, Bill Moury, Robert Spangen erg, Myrna Manzey, Gertrude Bock, Virginia Powers, Jack Linn, Ruth Kist, Gladys Fleischman, Loretta Worst, Mary Lou Stoll, Conrad Volz. Gi-oigu picture: Eileen ,McClain, Myrna Manzey, Edna Fusek, Emma June Hilliard, Gertrude Bock, ' ats M nou h, Henry Schilpp, Ivy Orton, Jean Moersch, Betty Lou Schilpp, Bettie Hodg- kiss, Marie Fodi, irginia Powers, Della Schmidt, Ruth Elder. 28 ,ypf Zi My 7, A ...MA we - C ,ef GUESS WHO! Virginia Schrogren, Maryalice Ruckdeschel, Edward Griffiths, Sylvia Ferrari, Norman Purdy, Clara Cook, Blanche Schmitt, Bill Wilkinson, Thelma Scott, Betty Lou Kennedy, John Beiswenger, Robert Dunbar, Pat Yeiser, Ruthe Saban, Eileen McNelis, Nellie Bright, Carol Smink, Harold Kinzer, Verl Sampson, Nancy Schaeffer, Ray Dames, Charles Austen, jean Shaw, Clayton Cook, Betty Smith, Mar- tin Behr, Elizabeth Engelhardt, Donald Rihn, Carol Kirch, Peggy Harr. 29 ,, ,geilvwv x Senior Silly Symphonies: GREEN EYES -Edith Koehlerg HOW MANY HEARTS HAVE YOU BROKEN? - Georgene Kennedyg HOLIDAY FOR STRINGS --Della Schmidtg DADDY -Pop Sminkg PRETTY KITTY BLUE EYES -Betty Lou Kennedyg ALL THOSE WONDERFUL YEARS -Four years of high schoolg PAPER DOLL -Peggy Harry TOGETHER -Carl and Loisg LIT- TLE DID I KNOW -Math classg UMY SISTER AND I -Anne and Helen Skilesg BODY AND SOUL -The way we did our nightworkg HBREATHLESSH-The jaunt between classesg UABSENT- MINDED -Ruth Millerg LITTLE GADABOUTU-Buddy Zoerbg ANY BONDS TODAY? -Mr. Boyer's chantg BEST OF ALL! -Shalerg TILL WE MEET AGAIN -Class of '45. 30 L..-.. , ,, A, J Ju ni0..s Q S o Phomgbes 'N C 0 A, fxxxxxlillillkii' .- ' .x.........,.....,.,.W ,,. ...... .,.....,m....., 1 .........4...... -, A W'- :.::g.5.,,... 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REF: -'le' l jfreshmen Frederick, Dolores Fredrick, Flora Gardner, Jacqueline Geisler, Dorothy Gerdun, Ruth Gheldburg, Ruth Goetze, Gene La Verne Gosnell, Edythe Goss, Annabelle Graham, Maxine Grieneisen, Alice Gulla, Margaret Haggerty, Jane Harrison, Mary L. Hartig, Clara Mae Hassinger, Nancy Henninger, Lois Herchenroether, Jean Hirschfield, Edna Hobus, Lucille Hubstenberger, Dolores Huff, Grayce Jean Hulek, Betty Jarabin, Lois Kalimeyer, Louanne Kaminski, Dorothy Ann Kennedy, Joan Koehler,La Rita Kremer, Virginia Lubich, Millie Lunieski, Theresa MacMasters, Edna Manuel, Anna Mae Marlin, Isabelle Mazurek, Dorothy McGarry, Margaret McGurgan, Jean Meier, Betty Ann Merdian, Eileen Michael, Georgiene Michel, Margaret Miller, Ruth Mock, Juliana Murray, Yolande Nicklas, Joan Niggel, Marjorie Ogg, Elizabeth Olczak, Lorraine Olszewski, Dolores Osborne, Eleanor Overbeck, Freda Parkes, Barbara Parise, Mary Patton, Shirley Peitz, Mary Petrie, Joan Petrovic, Dorothy Pritt, Patricia Purdy, Carol Randolph, Dorothy Raspanti, Josephine Reay, Leona Reno, Joanne Richardson, Carol Richter, Ruth Rihn, Louise Rodenbaugh, Amy Rogers, Barbara Ruckdeschel, Dorothy Sankovic, Rosemarie Schultz, Rita Schwarz, Katherine Schweizer, Marie Seitz, Joyce Shaw, Dorothy Shaw, Stella Sieg, Margaret Ann Sloboda, Audrey Slosarik, Loretta Smith, Myrna Sowers, Elizabeth Spates, Esther Stahlhut, Gloria Steigerwald, Jeannine Stickney, Mary Ann Swick, Dolores Trautman, Irene Ulrich, Betty Vidt, Lois Voit, Dolores Wadlow, Alexander Wagner, Dorothy Wagner, Eileen Walker, Dolores Walters, Donna Weating, Virginia Wihofer, Ruth Willis, Margaret Wise, Dorothy Wisniewski, Dolores Wisniewski, Rita Wolf, Marian Wolpert, Margaret Yoest, Charlotte Young, Nancy Zito, Carolyn Augenstene, Ray Bacchus, Charles Bauer, Ronald Bauldauf, Edward Bechtold, Donald Berkoben, Harold Berry, Charles Bestwick, Robert Bigelow, Thomas Bowen, james Bradfield, Richard Brantner, Melvin Calfo, John Carrasquer, Joe Christian, Robert Cooper, Edward Corbett, Carroll Christina, Gene Davis, Charles DeLorenze, Roy Dembowski, Stanley Dietz, Ronald Dixon, Richard Donnelly, James DuCarme, Victor Duffy, Gilbert Dunn, Robert freshmen Durkosh, Don Erdlen, Ronald Erwin, David Ferry, James Ford, Raymond Fretwell, Warren Genter, James Graham, Donald Gravener, james Guardino, Donald Hamilton, Alfred Hischmellor, Donald Hoopes, Bernard Hosock, Leslie Howard, Harry Hull, Sammy Huwe, Clyde Interthal, Ralph Kaltenbock, Charles Kernic, John Kirkpatrick, Buddy Klein, George Klingensmith, Frederick Kobert, Richard Koehler, Lawrence Kradel, David Krzywicki, Waldemar Kukawa, John Lightbody, john Linn, Richard Lobert, Adam Long, William Lucas, Richard Malivuk, Milan Marti, Frank Marzolf, Norbert Maxwell, Craig McCreedy, Jack McMarlin, John Meier, Charles Merdzinski, William Miley, William Muschich, Fred Niederhofer, Louis Orluske, William Peck, Everett Peretik, john Peterson, john Pilgram, Martin Pockey, Edward Randolph, Charles Ratzi, Paul Rhein, Charles Rogers, Richard Roman, John Rubel, Charles Sauers, Elmer Schaffer, Donald Scheid, Norman Schluep, Emil Schmidt, William Schmitt, Donald Schmitt, Ralph Schreiber, james Schubert, Herbert Schweitzer, Ray Shumaker, Harry Stoll, Herbert Szwedko, Joseph Van Atta, John Weaver, Edward Werner, Joe Wier, John Wilkerson, Cliff Wilkinson, Robert Wockley, joe Wohler, Ronald Wolowic, Raymond Yanda, Richard Baker, Rosetta Bagaley, Helen Balentine, Ruth Ban, Helen Barry, Phyllis Battenfield, June Bechtold, Gloria Beck, Edith Bobak, Vilma Boehmer, Betty Bosiljevac, Ann Brooks, Gertrude Buechel, Paulina Buckler, Clara Burkhart, Imelda Bullard, Virginia Carrasquer, Margaret Christy, Rita Colter, Shirley Colvin, Eleanor Cunic, Elizabeth Daily, Madelyn DeLuca, Dorothy Devlin, Ruth Dischner, Lois Dukovic, Rose bnpijnmures Engelhardt, Patricia Fetzer, Mollie Fleischman, Beatrice Flowers, Jacqueline Forsyth, Margaret Fusek, Doris Gavulic, Clara George, Lorraine Gerdun, Barbara Grdnick, Ann Griffiths, Patricia Guardino, Josephine Guidish, Adele Gunst, Jane Harkiewecz, Martha Hartman, Dorothy Hochberg, Ruth Houggy, Doris Imhoff, Audrey Kahn, Audrey Kammerer, Winifred Kobus, Dolores Kovach, Irene Kremer, Marilyn Kunde, Dolores Lanzine, Mildred Lettermann, Elizabeth Leuzinger, Fay Lewis, Magdaline Lonetti, Joan Luftey, Eileen Marsh, S'hirley McCune, Margaret McLeod, Narcissa Millick, Maxine Moelter, Dolores Muschick, Marlyn Nesbitt, Alice Panza, Mary Parks, Lois Parrett, Norma Peretik, Helen Perkowski, Genevieve Pilgram, Mary Geanne Price, Ceclia Profozich, Frances Rankin, Elaine Robb, Patricia Robbins, Ruth Sampson, Velma Sandrock, Loretta Sankovic, Helen Schar, Nancy Schmidt, Mercedes Schmidt, Mildred Schneider, Bernice Schultz, Jennie Smith, Virginia Stewart, Grace Strauch, Lillian Szypher, Theresa Thomas, Irene Thorne, Inelda Tomaro, Jennie Treese, Jean Tripson, Ruth Tutina, Regina Vidt, Mary Voegele, Shirley Wagner, Hilda Watkins, Ruth Williams, Betty Wohler, Betty Woodson, Ruth Woteska, Virginia Yeager, Dolores Young, Mary Zappia, Mary Anderson, William Armstrong, James Austen, Charles Bailey, Donald Bender, Arthur Betz, Werner Black, Elmer Blythe, Robert Broge, Carl Clemente, james Davis, Lawrence DeTrude, Jay Diefenbacher, Jay Dingel, William Dippel, James Dvorabic, Donald Elter, Leo Fingal, Henry Fleissner, Bernard Frauenheim, William Snpbnmures Gaidas, Edward Geisler, Earl Gerber, Clarence Grunnagle, Charles Hamel, Arthur Hein, Paul Heiry, James Helfrich, Ray Henderson, Don Hohman, Walter Hodgkiss, David Hoopes, Leo Horn, Robert Howard, Robert Janikowski, Henry Johnstone, Richard Jorden, James Kirch, john Krall, Rudolph Krzywicki, Witold Kuntz, Richard Lenz, Samuel Loub, William Lucas, James Maraden, Richard Marlin, William Marmarelli, David Mayer, George McEllroy, George McGee, Jack Miksic, Richard Miller, Walter Moersch, Robert Morgan, Ross Newton, Richard Noe, Raymond Parise, Albert Parise, William Radmanich, Edward Roman, Anthony Rothmeyer, George Schilpp, Henry Scobbo, Joseph Smith, Lawrence Smith, William Sowers, Hugh Starr, Richard Stefanick, Edward Toerge, George Topnick, Robert Voit, Wilbert Weber, Donald Weissert, Norman Wettach, William Winkler, Vaughn Worst, Christian Ziegler, Walter W4 ' 1 Senior Silly Symphonies SMILES --Ivy Orton and Bettie Hodgkissg FELLOW ON A FURLOUGHU-Daily visitorg JIM --Jim Hol1ihang IT ALL COMES BACK TO ME NOW -Your mind after a testg LOST CHORD -Chapel Choirg 'AMEMORIESU-Football and basketball gamesg MUSIC MAKERS -Our bandg WHISPERING -So the teachers wou1dn't hearg NMILKMAN, KEEP THOSE BOTTLES QUIET -Verl Sampsong HGOING MY WAY -Rush for lunchg IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU -E rnie's report card. 36 M Z l 1 l-, I . if rp J! tg. . rlliifigffd 015132 K iuniur lass 1 If-C' .'.4 , -f 1 . - --' -dfJI'yf-, .. ilyf HE Juniors of today are the promising Seniors of tomorrow. They have'shown their willingness to cooperate hy the success of their skating party, the main purpose of which was to raise funds for the junior Class I'lay. Outstanding activities on their pro- gram were the Christmas party and dance, winter party, and Senior-junior l'rom. The ace tivities were under the student leadership of President, Jack liuhlluerg vice-president, lYil- liam Sommer: secretary, ,lean Daood: treasurer, Doris Smith, and the sponsorship f Miss lletty Taylor and Mr. Robert VV. Little. P , ...P-Q A ffm W, 37 Anick, Robert Bauer, Ray Bauman, Guy Birch, Henry Burkhart, Gilbert Christina, Ray Cooper, Robert Corbett, Vincent Dankmeyer, Donald DeHart, james Ehrlichman, David Fahrenbach, Paul Gahagan, Edward George, Charles Gosnell, Donald Goss, Calvin Grimes, William Heide, jason Herbe, Robert Herzog, Charles Eunints Hieber, Lewis Hunter, james Jankowski, Joseph Jorden, Richard Klauss, Dale Kuepper, William Kuhlber, Jack Leety, Charles Lewis, Harold Lubich, William McE1heny, Howard Mekeel, Robert McRea, John Miller, Francis Millick, Kenneth Moffat, Donald Petri, George Petrovich, George Prager, Frank Reeg, Willis Sallach, Donald 38 Schaffer, Lee Schilling, Ivan Schnarrenberger, Ralph Schran, Howard Schubert, Anthony Sommer, William Stromoski, jack Sunderman, David Teslik, George Thompson, james Thorpe, John Tomm, Robert Wagner, William Wait, James Walker, Alexander Widdowson, Vincent Will, David Yeager, Regis Zeigler, George Zito, Robert Alexander, Lucille Armstrong, Alice Babic, Anna Louise Bentel, Barbara Bett, Janet Bielek, Betty Lou Binder, Betty jo Blackwood, Patricia Bozzo, Norma Brendle, Mildred Burgum, Nancy Caretti, Mildred Catanzaro, Ninfa Chiarmonte, Alma Clites, Nancy Cornelius, Eleanor Daood, Jean Dunbar, Marilyn Ewing, Mary jean Fayko, Mary Feid, Geraldine F odi, Eileen Fuge, Joan Gaidis, Anna Garland, Jean Gascoine, Edith Mae Graber, Lillian Graybigle, Doris Zuninrs Harr, Doris Harvey, Sally Heinlein, Geraldine Hilliard, Emma june Hollihan, Gladys Huber, jeanne Jorden, Mary jane Kohser, Edna Mac Krapp, Jean Lloyd, Audrey Luhring, Elaine Luhring, Majorie Malivuk, Anna Martin, Esther Mattern, Alice McAtee, Rita McKibben, Jeanne McLean, Shirley McMillan, Wilma Meier, Virginia Meinert, Jeanne Miller, Audrey Millick, Eleanor Moffat, Audrey Murray, Odette Noble, Catherine Noe, Grace Peterson, Jacqueline Radmanick, Virginia 39 Raida, Virginia Ratzi, Janet Rezak, Eleanorc Richter, Dorothea Rihn, Caroline Rogers, Lorraine Sanderbeck, Antoinette Scheibel, Gerry Schlag, Elizabeth Schoepflin, Virginia Schreiber, Marilyn Scott, Helen Skrbin, Betty Smith, Doris Smolkovich, Helen Sommer, Doris Stadler, Betty Ulmer, jean Voit, Hildegarde Wagner, Lois Wagner, Loretta Whiteman, Betty Lou Wikert, Clare Winschell, Clare Zappia, Bridget Zillweger, Betty Zucchero, Frances Zweigart, Virginia X W W 7 M 4 'TL ufcjrc, tw!! Z7 Seiji 01:5 flhhksrm. '.1' -K-Z 17' M R -' N '- 5-4 . 'W'-1, james' ftrt,huri'H.ollihan . . . General k ji1n is Saint: of our big men-active and popularlanbatliletie star and a splendid fel- lowjlgapes to bca niaeliinist-hobbies are art land singing--likes football. Senior Class Presidegi Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Football. rx , , C ' Dan Fehr Beit. . -r . K, . General A ST1al4ir's Hpedeetiiiiale speeinienf' Hllannieu is famed for his sports' ability-likes hunting and sports-dislikes blondes-wants to sue- ceed-hobby is drivings Vice-president of Senior Class, Slialeresque, Varsity Club, Foot- ball, Ir. Class Play. NOW NVHAT DID I DO? iifs--sh- Lf ,W-4- A Z' The Senior lass Clara Pauline Cook . . . Commercial Cute, cheerful Cookie is known for her extreme friendliness-ambition is to be a pri- vate secretary-likes dancing, sailors, and eol- lecting records. Secretary of Senior Class, Slialeresque, Service Club, Library Club. YE GADS. Jack David Linn ...... -X eadernie Xvllll Chin come good looks and ability- intends to be a Navy Pilot-likes automobiles and convertibles-dislikes to be disliked. Treasurer of Senior Class, Jr. Class Vice- president, Hi-Y president. CHARGE fyiilfk J i Y' V Dolores Mathilda Armstrong . . . . Commercial Do-Do is one of those good things that come in a small package-wants to be a housewife-likes roller skating, eating and the Navy -dislikes crowded buses. Take it Easy. ,gf 1 .A . L Wflfeicester King Barry . . . . . Academic LW Tall, likeable Hchieie' will surely be a success-hopes to be a lawyer-hobby is swimming-likes ice cream -doesn't want to leave Shaler. Football, Hi-Y, Lead in Junior Play. What Do 'You Say, Harry? John Gordon Beiswenger . . . . . . Academic With music as a high spot in his school life, Johnny has four active years of band-playing to his credit- aspires to be a musician- likes cars-dislikes gas ra- tioning. Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Chapel Choir, Shaler- esque. Hel obak . .iAcademie o d-n d Helly,' is r one riend-will be a ur a' likes siize cream nd ood usic - dislikes hor Art. UGO S H X ,I jazz iob is drawing. Josephine Prudence Bondi . . . . . Commercial Pretty black hair and dark eyes are Jo's traits-wants to be a secretary-hobby is skating-likes hot dogs- dislikes homework. so Help Me. vo . 42 Charles Henry Austen . . . . . Commercial Chod is a friendly fel- low-thorough and quiet- would like to have a soft job as president-likes collecting airplane pictures, s p o r t s , cherry milk shakes. Shaler- esque. You Got to Have a Strong U'nior1.', Martin Andrew Behr . . . . . . General A'Buck is always cheerful, a swell dancer-wants to be a success-hobbies are eat- ing and dancing-likes to laugh, eat and dance-dis- likes meat and roller skating. Football. Humfm-rn Big jokef' Florence Ann Benko ......cade ic Mi ,' the ttle si er o rn , y u a to lo tw' t see 'f is real e wants ow tall e cokes a po ato chips-dslikes i nglish classes. Chorus, junior Class Play. How,s Every Little Thing? Gertrude Mae Bock . . . . . Academic Jolly, likeable Go-Gol' is always ready with a joke- deigns to become a commer- cial artist-hobby is drawing -lik e s driving - dislikes homework. Scoop, Chorus Leaders. We'll Laugh at That To- morrowf' Charles John Bonitz . . . . . . General Rabbits is good natured, conservative, particu l a r ly sports-minded-Wants to be- come an auto mechanic- likes ice cream sundaes and holidays-dislikes studies- hobbies are hunting and guns. Football. Could Be. l L ' 4 I 1 . f - . ,i jqttf Catljiellilne B6'ugh:r1. !j . . . . Comme Lid I I ' ni' f ' tl tx IS merry ie ly ', ong-lhobbyf-ff dapcing.,L- f lilye histor --and lbananv sf- Cl.lslilcei!y1di!. Chorus, ,fia- 'lere.s'q- . 'X ,.' ,L f' ' IWSS' 'Your LA: 'I'leu'rt. . 1' ' , x fi i Y 1, 1 lie Elizabeth Bright ' i . . . '. . General Wi: flash of platinlun hair is t'l1l,ondie's . t r a Cl e ni a r k - Wants to be a fashion de- siQner-hobby is swimming -likes chop suey-dislikes getting up in the 'lll0l'lllllg. Library Club, ' Olaf Brother! William Arthur Chittenden . . . . . . Academic 'Bill is tall. intelligent and affable-would like to be an engineer-hobby is ine- chanical drawing -- likes rainy weather-dislikes heat. Shaleresque. Yea, Son. I - ,tj 4,'4-flffffffilo A f V ffzgf 5 f 'M ! 'f .1 i!.7 !f' 'Aj I ff L-fi' James George Clay . . . . . . General jim is modest and cour- teous, an all-around student -wants to be a machinist- hobby is photography-likes blondes, hunting, fishing and ice skating. Scoop, Robert Fred Crowley Izzel has a quiet manner and green eyes-will some- day be an expert driver- ho b b y is sleeping-likes hunting. Basketball. Alice Ruth Czado . . . . . . Academic Bunny is one of the school's most astonishing souls-aspires to be a nurse -likes French fries--dislikes o n io n s. Chorus, National Honor, Service Club, Art. You Wouldn't Kid Me, Wozlld Tom? Frederick Allen D'Amico . . . . . . General Fred is the last of the seemingly endless line of Dy.AIHlCO'S-WHHtS to be a phys. ed. teacher-records are his hobby-likes dancing, sports. Football, Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council. Oh, My Sore Back! Frank Raymond Diettinger . . . . . . Academic Ditt's smiling disposition has made him one of the outstanding seniors -- Wants to succeed-sports are his hobby-likes food - dislikes Women. Football, Basketball, Varsity Club. Good Deal! Robert Dietz . . Academic Diz is active and always laughing-will be a navigat- or in the Army Air Corps- likes sports, sleeping and eating-dislikes gas ration- ing, P. O. D. and Work- hobby is skating. Hi-Y, Var- sity Club, Football and Stu- dent Council. Josephine Margaret Duffy . . . . . Commercial Io is a happy little blonde-likes dancing and steaks, dislikes rainy weath- er and crowded places-hob- by is driving the family car. Library Club. Oh What a Man. N '55 Robert Leroy Dunbar . . . . . . General Dunny possesses a grue- some sense of humor-hopes to join the army-likes ice cream-dislikes hard work- hobby is playing his trum- pet. Band, Orchestra, Sha- leresque. 'Yea. Richard Chadwick Edstrom . . . . . . Academic Suave, debonair Dick, the life of any party-wants to join the Marines-likes danc- ing-dislikes math-dancing is his hobby. Hi-Y, Scoop, Football, Shaleresque. Geez Elizabeth Shaw Engelhardt . . . . . . Academic Libs', is always laughing and talking-noted for her pretty hands-hopes to get to college and to get thin- likes lots of people-dislikes having a Christmas birthday -enjoying herself is her hobby. Yearbook, Scoop, Chapel Choir, Chorus. 'Tujf. Roy James Fair, jr. . . . . . . General Hez is witty and cheer- ful-ambition is to get into the advertising business- likes milk and tall blonds- dislikes track-hobby is pho- tography. Scoop, Shaler- esque, Service Club, Foot- ball, Hi-Y, Chorus, Chapel Choir, Varsity Club. 'iWhich Way Did He Go? Sylvia ay Ferrari ,l. . ' 2.1. Academic Sue ':'iisdliuiinutive, sweet an'dl,unaifi?ed-liopes to be ra nurse-1 es swimming and cooking-dislike, ,studying- segvirrg is they-vhzmbby. Scoop, Y arbookylff' . . . Allez-Vents? fHow Are 'Youll l in '4 f 09.1 Edward George Duss , . . . . . . General .l Witty, mischievous Ed' is active in football and bas- ketball-wants to be a true sportsman-likes and dislikes anything-hobby is women. Football, Basketball, Varsity Club. Always Be Happyf, Ruth Margaret Elder . . . . . . Academic Ruthie,' is quiet, has black curls, and is a genuine friend to everyone-hopes to become a nurse-likes mush- ball, horse-back riding. Cho- f rus, Leaders' Club. Rob t A jyfdgral hen Etz, you usuall e i ra-am- bit' is t ' in ie Air C s Qr n I ew-likes nting d , tllall games ' ' es gh vy rk. Band. 1 , ' . . , M J ' Save e a on the Bus. I X ,V f' y 16 Margaret Mae Farbacher . . . . . Commercial Margie's quiet, confident manner makes her an ever- lasting friend-to become a secretary is her ambition- likes horse-back riding-dis- likes homework and chop suey-collects photographs. Ah, Yes. I 1 V Q! ' Shifkhgl SCH. I' ff? WP-Fil ji: i J ' ff I ,M KV f 4' J' 4 . , . A sf -.1 ' . . f I f? 4?4j ' ln K A, X J ,J I ,p-.W Gladys Carolyn Fleisehman . . . . . Commercial Glady's humor hidden at times, unveils itself at foot- ball games-to be a secre- tary-likes football games and bowling-dislikes get- ting pictures taken-hobby is collecting records. Sha- Scoop. Leis Go Home. Edp? Mae Fusek . Academic .QEddie has an easy-going poition with no specific I slik s-likes movies and I wel y-dislikes carrying an x11 m r ella a n d making l speg es-hobby is shopping and traveling. Shaleresque, S oop, .Girl Reserves, Serv- Nf'tg'I'h t lways Helpsf, f J john Edward Gosnell . . . . . . General y is a happy even- fellow-hopes to telephone repairman- swimming-hobby is Shut Upf' Ruth Edell Hamilton . . . . . Commercial Perfectly manicured are Ruthie's long s l e n d e r hands-hopes to be a New York secretary-likes cherry sundaes and bowling--dis- conceited pcople-hob- is collecting souvenirs. Shaleresque, Scoop. fslfor ure. , fs yhfy' Antoiiihette Marie Hartman Commercial Nettie is a miss as good her smile-hopes to be a -likes music, movies, clothes- operas, rain, eco- -co pictures of moxie stars. Shaleresque, What's Up, Doc?', 46 Marie Theresa Fodi . . . . . Commercial Tees is a good sport and the best of pals-hopes to be a typist-likes clothes, movies and football games- dislikes speeches and base- ball games--hobby is danc- ing and eating pickles. Sha- leresque. Hi Kid. Eugene John Gaj . . . . . Commercial Eng is quiet and bright -would like to be an ac- countant-likes hunting, ice skating and sports in gen- eral-dislikes rain and home- work. Service Club, Presi- dent. Edward Krohn Grifliths . . . . . . Academic Greasy has an engaging personality, neatly dressed over that terrific physique- hopes to be a success-likes Les Brown-dislikes Sammy Kaye-hobby is eating. Football, Shaleresque, Edi- tor of Scoop, Chapel Choir, Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Serv- ice Club. 'That's Dandy. Peggy Ann Harr , Academic Although giving the im- pression that she is quiet and conservative, Peg is full of vim, vigor, and personal- ity plus-hopes to be a nurse -likes hot dogs-dislikes hats-hobby is music. Chapel Choir, President of Girl Re- serves, Scoop, Shaleresque, National Honor Society. Oh, Manll' Bettie Ann Hodgkiss . . . . . Commercial l3ctsl' is careful, capable, and calm-hopes to be a dental technician--likes choc- olate-dislikes math-hobby is roller skating. Chorus, Scoop, Shaleresque, Library Club, Service Club. Wait For Me. Alice Mae Hoeltfe . .' . . .' Commercial Al Nis quiet, bashful, and well-dressed-hopes to be an ,interior decoratdr - lik e s clothes, bananas, and sew- ing-dislikcs riding street cars-hobby is dancing. Girl Reserves. Aw, Come On. William Francis Hughes . . . . . Commercial Seldom do the troubles of the world trouble Speed - hopes to be a business man -likes girls, automobiles, and sleep-dislikes gas ra- tioning and hamburgers- hobby is automobiles. Pauline Bernice Kay . . . . . Commercial Smiling Kay has a great desire for chocolate cakes- hopes to be a dress maker- likes pork barbeques-dis- likes sausages and to wait for buses-hobbies are sew- ing, roller skating, dancing and swimming, Chorus, Sha- leresque. Bell Myrtle Louise Kintz . . . . . Commercial Mert's blond curly locks on rainy days are the envy of all girls-hopes to bc a secretary-hobby is roller skating-likes Dorsey and math-history and butter- scotch are not favorites. Chorus, Shaleresque. Don't Be Ashamedf' Carol Kirch . . Academic Amiable, quiet, efficient- Girk hopes to be a pilot- scwing is her hobby-likes swimming and ice skating- dislikes squeaky shoes. Scoop, Shaleresque. ,V t 33.4 2-J -J fa 'uv' Ov' I.. ' px! W iff' 5 .N . Callista Margaretta Hoffman . . . . . Commercial Kissy is tall and always happy-hopes to be a tele- phone operator-likes Mer- chant Marines and to walk- dislikes homework, cats, and sausages-hobby is reading movie books and eating spa- ghetti. Library Club. Do 'You Know What? Robert Addison Hunter . . . . . . General I-luntz is quiet but has a good scnse of humor-hopes to be an undertaker-likes sports and cowboy songs- dislikes dancing-hobby is collecting pictures of ath- letes in all sports. Basket- ball. 'That's Lffef' Betty Lou Kennedy . . . . . . Academic Ken is always ready with witty answers-blue eyes and dark lipstick- hopes to get married-likes dancing - dislikes butter. Scoop. Ave 'You Kiddin'? Harold Edmond Kinzer . . . . . . Academic Likeable, straightforward - Daisy hopes to be an aviator for Uncle Sam- bowling and dancing-likes ice skating and swimming- dislikes Sinatra. Band, Or- chestra, Hi-Y. How'De-D0-De. N Ruth Carolyn Kist . . . , Commercia A , str-rigcerel and silent-hopes to be a secmetanfs-fwritiadg fletm-FR-4-f favors Van plohnson, ndt hats, f f, 1 V What a Brainstofnfifii K 47 gf '7 ss Rose Marie Klobucher . , . . . . Academic Klobbyl' is witty and genial-likes driving and to laugh- obby is collecting inehus coop and Shaler- 'Neverf' Wilma Mary Kovach . . . . . . Academic Amiable, quiet, efficient is XVillie -will be a wife- likes flowers-dislikes sus- e n d e r s and moustaches. op, Shaleresque, Girl Re- serves, National H 0 n o r , Service Club. Frank Theodore Lubich . . . . . . Academic Capable Frankie is gift- ed with powers to speak- wants to become an engi- neer or lawyer-likes l7.O.D. -hobby is trucking. Nation- al H o n o r, Shaleresque, Scoop, Service Club. I Don't Believe lt. Glenn Alvin MacDonald . . . . . . General Mac is sociable and al- ways ready for a good time -likes to skate and eat- hobby is dancing. Shaler- esque, Hi-Y. 'Tm Pure. X' Paul McAdams . General Laugliing and joking Bomber is a whiz on the basketball Floor-would be satisfied if he could just al- ways be happy-likes every- thing. Basketball, U Varsity Happy Now. 48 Edith Marietta Koehler . . . . . . Academic Slender, slight and attrac- tive, Red is famed for her titian hair-will be a com- mercial artist-likes nice clothes-dislikes dull people -draws as a hobby. Scoop, Shaleresque. 'lOl1, Are 'You Sharpf' Robert Kraus . Academic A quiet fellow with quiet ways is Rob -only wants to graduate from college- likes baseball, blue convert- ibles - dislikes limburger cheese-hobby is sports. Hi-Y. What's Up? Louis Victor Lucas . . . . . Commercial Lightning is always there with a smile-will be seen traveling through the United States-likes girls and ice cream-plays a gui- tar for a hobby. Hi, George. Myrna Jane Manzey . . . . . Academic Small, cute, loves to chat- ter- Myrt is known for her deep dimples-ambition is to graduate-likes choco- late ice cream-dislikes pine- apple - collects old pins. Scoop, Junior class play. 'l'l1at's Sadf, Eileen Stella McClain . . . , . Commercial It's Superman - no it's Clainy's Ford tearing down Mt. Royal Blvd.- hopes to be a typist-likes ice skating and horses-dis- likes back-seat drivers-hob- by is driving and eating ice cream. Aw, Cut It Outf' Francis Leo McClelland . . . . . . General Friendly, likeable Buggs -has a good sense of humor -U. S. Infantry-hobby is any sports - likes milk shakes-dislikes work. Sha- leresque, Scoop. Hi stuff. Eileen Frances McNe1is . . . . . . General Spicy Mickey is noted for her keen wit-likes foot- ball, dancing-dislikes op- timistic people, Scoop. Mildred Helen Miercik . . . . . . General Hal friendly manner- many friends-to be a writer -likes convertibles, chewing gum-no dislikes. Chorus, Scoop, Library Club, Sha- leresque. William Moury , General Bill is shy, quiet, devil- ish-to be an engineer-likes driving-dislikes homework, pie. Elsie Irene Nehilla . . . . . Commercial Hilda is easy to get along with and blushes eas- ily-hobby is playing the piano-wants to be a secre- tary-likes steak and- the Navy-dislikes chop suey and homework. What Do 'You Say There? gl n Patricia Ann McDonough . . . . . Commercial Petite and peppy Pat will long be remembered for her cheering-to travel- likes football, fun, to talk- dislikes police calls-writes letters as hobby, Head Cheerleader, Co-Editor of Shaleresque, l.ead Ir. Class Play, Girl Reserves, Scoop, jr. Class Secretary, Leaders Club,' Service Club, Library Club. 'Yi -EJ-M--'L 'I-1-N.,-fu cs-...I I Don't Like 'Your Attif tudef, Ruth Ann Miller . . . , . Commercial Ruthie -brains with a smile-to become a private secretary - likes hot-dogs, dancing-dislikes homework -hobby is music. Shaler- esque, Scoop, Chorus, Presi- dent of National Honor, Service Club. Nuts Mildred Jean Moersch . . . . . Commercial Speed'i is always hurry- ing-wants to marry the boss's son-likes spaghetti- dislikes housework-hobby is ice skating. Happy Day! joseph Francis Mulkern . . . . . . General Joe says Wl1y worry, it makes you think -would like to be an aviator for Uncle Sam-likes money, dancing, s w i m m i n g and hunting-dislikes work. Henry john Newland . . , . . . General Subdued and m 0 d e st Hen will be a future farm- er-hobby is model airplanes -likes football but is a woman-hater. The Heck With Itf' 49 I ,I 4 Wye? Mildred Amelia Nickel . . . . . Commercial 'ANickyl' is pleasant, smil- ing, happy-go-lucky -- h e r ambition is to travel around the United States - likes skating and going to the movies, cream puffs, and the Army - dislikes homework and chop suey. No Kiddenf' Charles Louis Ott . . . . . . Academic NVhen you want something done, go to Chuck'l-hopes to be a minister-likes driv- ing and football-dislikes rainy days-collects Navy pennants. Hi-Y, Football, Co-Editor of Shalercsque, Scoop, President of Student Council, Chapel Choir, Serv- ice Club, President of Jun- ior Class, President of Var- sity. How 'Ya Dain? Naomi Jean Patton Jeanie is tall, blond- possesses a rare sense of humor-hopes to be a com- mercial artist-likes to have her fortune told-dislikes formalities-hobby is read- ing. Art. HOP1, Fineln Jerome john Pottmeyer . . . . . Academic I, jf, is a quiet fellow- wants to be an electrical en- gineer-likes baseball, Math, drawing and coin collecting. Band, Orchestra. Could Be! 5, t ry Q55 ft , i , . .A Comm rcial J, ,ou i lark, 1 e' and fi l of f -hopes travel around, ie d - likes idogs-di. 'kes olins-cook- in ' i-:flier hobby. ou Slay Me! , . 50 A f 1 Ivy Mary Orton . . . . . Commercial Poison's charm and quiet efficiency have carried her far in school activities- ambition is to be a success- likes hamburgers and foot- ball games-dislikes math. Girl Reserves, Shaleresque, National Honor Society, Scoop, Service Club, Library Club. Toi, x Kathleen Elizabe aul . . . . Aea mic Kaye e lar h ip' ribbons, i. apa ef f - an 1 e anywhe --to o '11 a ra- dio s ion 'kes 'formals- dislik. w Ho rs. Scoop, Chgfus. Uuln t Pinkf' ing la g kr 1 1 V I Carl Carmen Parise . . . . . . Academic l'izon makes new friends -especially women - heys happy-go-lucky-hopes to be a civil engineer-likes danc- ing, spaghetti and meatballs -hobby is basketball. Chap- el Choir, Service Club, Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Varsity Club, and Shaler- esque. Hi 'Ya Kid. Virginia Rose Powers . . . . . . Academic Ginnie ranks high on the best-dressed list - slender, vivacious an d a smooth dancer-likes 4 the Navy, Harry James, dancing-dis- likes hats, crowded buses- hopes to be an interior dec- orator-writes letters as hobby. Girl Reserves, Scoop, Shaleresque. How Swellll' Norman McPherrin Purdy . . . . . . Academic Buzz is a regular fellow, jovial, well-liked-hopes to get into the service-likes all sports-dislikes onions- hobby is girls. Football, Hi- Y, Shaleresque, Scoop. A Dahfafafa-a. .40 w- john Sherman Reno . . . . . . Academic t jack, although serious at times, always has a smile- hopes to graduate-likes popular music, loud' ties- dlsllkes rainy afternoons- hobby is sports. Football, Basketball, Hi-Y. Hmfmfm'm-m. Anthony Roman . General Tony is the school's first-class woman hater- dark-hopes to be a pilot- likes basketball - dislikes girls, listening to Bing Crosby. What the Heck. Maryalice Ruckdeschel . . . . . . General Rookie,'l uses dark lip- stick-is a good sport-likes to ride buses and to travel- dislikes to stay home-roller skating is hobby. President of Cafeteria Club. Tough Applesf' Mary Ruthe Saban . . . . . . General vTall, stately Rufus is well known for her lovely complexion-hopes to travel - likes Shaler football games, but not writing let- ters. Scoop, Leaders, Sha- leresque. Oki Sugar! Doris jean Sarnaki . . . . . . Academic Dee has that just- stepped - out - of-the-band- box look-hopes to Hnish college-having fun is her hobby-likes to laugh and eat steak-dislikes to hurry. Shaleresque, Scoop, Girl Re- serves. How About That? Donald Gene Rihn . . . . . . General Carefree, fun-loving Don -likes sports, driving-dis- likes dancing. Basketball. I Don't Know. Mamie Anne Roman . .... Commercial Demure, dainty, delightful Mann hopes to travel- likes Bing Crosby-dislikes fingernail polish - collects photographs. Shaleresque. Oh, How Cuteli' Dolores Catherine Russell . . . . . Commercial Reliable and true-a work- er-hopes to travel-likes dancing-dislikes opera sing- ing-collecing insignias. Sha- leresque, Library Club. Good Grief. Verl Norman Sampson . . , . . . General Bashful, blond, very inter- ested in band Work-hopes to join Navy Air Corps- likes driving. Band, Orches- tra. OM Yeah. ' Nancy Martha Schafer . . . . . Commercial Nane has a pleasant per- sonality-likes skating, golf- ing, and hamburgers-work for Mr. Bell's phone com- pany-is collecting state pen- nants-dislikes the dentist. Aw, Yes. 51 mg .-' ' - is 319.9 fzpfx, 5 1 fp , rg fa J r'f . I. V 2 f ,sv i f,- :f' '7 4 1 f-ta .TK . X 1 , . git ,. '1 limi Betty Lou Schilpp . ..... Academic Gracious and friendly Boo - beautiful singing Jn is to learn drive-likes English lav- ender, black cockers, and American Beauty Roses- bow ties and snakes ies are doodling and eating. Shaleresque, Girl Re- serves, President of Leaders Club, Scoop, Chapel Choir, Chorus, National Honor, ju- nior Class Play. Most Unfortunate. Eleanor Catherine Schmitt .,.. . . General is lively and witty- to own a pale blue -likes football s watermelon, and in the rain-dislikes parking her dad's car and turning on liyerleye Avenue are sewing her and swimming. De Do De Chumf, Blanche Helen Schmitt . . . . . Commercial Smitty,' is faithful, for- mal, fervent-to be a typist - likes m u sic - dislikes homework, purple-hobby is collecting pictures. Oh Yeah! Eleanor Virginia Schrogren . . . . . Commercial Gen is freshly scrubbed and glowing-to be a secre- tary-likes Swedish suppers, bike riding-dislikes con- certs, dishwashing. Are 'You Kiddin'7 jean Eleanor Seitz . . . , . Commercial 'U7eannie is quiet, friendly ,-Ao be' a 'beautician-likes ehocol 'fcake,l sailors, his- tory islikegstbaseball games bro ceast 'Jover the radio -hobbie are reading, roller skatiytg. Chorus. 'Nut.?. ,, af V 52 Anna Mae Schmidt ' . . . . . Commercial Sehmitty is happy and has a very friendly manner -wants to graduate from Shaler-likes football, long nails, and hamburgers-dis- likes dentists and waiting for an Etna streetcar-hobby is roller and ice skating. Sha- leresque and Scoop. Big joke. Della Louise Schmidt . . . . . . Academic Delilah is a great music lover-ambition is to be a violinist-likes cokes-dis- likes homework-hobby is fooling around with music. Scoop, National Honor, Or- chestra, Chorus. Super.y' Robert Thomas Schott . . . . . . Academic Buck has a grand hu- mor-able to disrupt any class-ambition is to get rich-likes football and driv- ing-dislikes English-hob- by is photography. Band, Football, Shaleresque. The ma Lois Scott . . . . . . Academic Seotty', has genuine friendliness, is athletic, in- formal, spirited-to be a Physical Education teacher -likes banana splits-dis- likes any kind of hats-hob- by is swimming. Band, Or- chestra, National H 0 no r . Girl Reserves, Scoop, Sha- leresque. i'GollyfNeds. june Eunice Seitz . . .... Academic Beautifully groomed Jun- ior looks as though she be- longs in Mademoiselle -- to be a designer-likes eat- ing, football games, people- dislikes streetcars, crowded places-hobby is dancing. Chapel Choir, Chorus, Girl Reserves, Scoop, Shaler- esque. But Definitelyf' Homer James Shaw .... . . General Homer is our shy, si- lent, senior-hopes to travel around the world--likes foot- ball games, sports-dislikes work, Football. - Never Anne Elizabeth Skiles' . . . . . . Academic Click is sweet and sin- cere-in her very fingertips there is music-wants to be a successful 1nusician-h0b- bies are singing and poetry -likes the Navy and sym- phonies - dislikes math. Chapel Choir, Scoop, Shaler- esque, Chorus. O Fine! rol Smink '. . . Academic a rue sportswomen-hopes t ,b a nurse-hobby is rse- ck riding - lik e s ors and do f -- dislikes ga. e shor . Shaler- esq , S , lapel Choir, unlox'1i1g Pete is Sh ot Robert Jackson Spangenberg ...... General Spang can always be de- pended on to do well-hopes to be a metallurgist-pho- tography is his hobby-likes hunting and fishing-dislikes women. Shaleresque, Serv- ice Club, Jr. Class Play. If 1'd Tell You, 'Then 'Youfd Know. Mary Louise Stoll . . . . . . Academic Lou's good natureand sense of humor have made her well-liked-hopes to be a future nurse-hobby is col- lecting match books-likes potato chips and a certain one in the Navy-dislikes crowds. Shaleresque, Band, Scoop, Orchestra. Thats Tough. Jean Ca aw . . . - Commercial le and a friendly 1 nne ho Jes to e a tele- phon operat a hospital -.- buy is s ng-likes to d ride a ike-dislikes qiiet eople an 1 reading. W ways il1 a s a c ry T t's My Bu Mess. i 1 Helen Evelyn Skiles . . . . . . Academic Artistic, appreciative Hel- en completes the Skiles team-hopes to be a fashion designer-likes to draw and dance-no, to cold water, Girl Reserves, Chorus, Chap- el Choir, Leaders, Scoop, Shaleresque. Ol1fhhhhl1. Betty Loulis mi . ' ' ad mic . Rr . .' e' 9 C a l n ct , wi ty, Smitt- h p . t . 1'sh coll - 1 ' ing ' eh I ' , .--c Xiang? sund es lib eq L ah ornia. Scoop S allege. que, Girl Reserves. WANT wezlfi Norman Walter Steigerwald . . . . . . General Stag has more fun acci- dentally than most of us do on purpose-hopes to be a Welder-likes girls and par- ties-dislikes school and to be quiet-hobby is horse- back riding. Shaleresque. Bowl Wang! Lois Rita Toerge . . . . . . General Silliest laugh in the school - Toergie is optimistic and never worries-hopes to be a model-collects menus -likes walks on rainy days -dislikes waiting. Shaler- esque, Scoop, Service Club, Jr. Class Play. Thais Tuff. 53 ig rl K X .. i x X N. A Qs' s- ! 'Q . . x Lorraine Magdalena Traut- man ..... General Smiling and good-natured is Chick -likes to travel- likes laughing and writing letters - dislikes spinach. Scoop, Cafeteria Club. Ah, Forget About It. Bernard joseph Wagner . . . . . Commercial Bernie is bashful but will be successful-would like to be a contractor- hobby is airplane building- likes ice cream, girls, and pickles-dislikes homework and rainy days. What Do'You Know joe? Ernest George Weating . . . . . .Academic Ernie is a right guy-is a lot of fun but has a busi- ness like air-wants to be- come a success-drums are his hobby-likes all food and sports-dislikes symphony music. Band, Orchestra, Hi- Y, Shaleresque, N a t i o n al Honor, Service Club. Horsetails. William Arthur Wilkinson . . . . . Agriculture Tall, dark Wilkie will own a cattle ranch-hobby is farming-likes jazz-dislikes ybpera, Football. Edith Patricia Yeiser . . . . . . Academic Pussy is bubbling over with ryhthm-wants to find a vocation-hobby is music -likes beats by 'tBuddy Rich, hunting and chewing gum-dislikes raisins and worms. Chapel Choir, Band, Orchestra, Shaleresque, Girl Reserves, Leaders' Club, Scoop, Chorus. Ohl Brother. 54 Conrad Daniel Volz . . . , . Agriculture Friendly, likeable Con- nie has a wonderful smile- will be an agriculture inspec- tor-hobby is old automo- biles-likes hunting and fish- ing-dislikes speeches. F. F. A. Wilma Kathleen Wagner . . . . . Commercial Sally has blond hair and a winning smile-wants to travel-collecting records is her hobby-likes Frank Sin- atra-dislikes symphonies. Library Club. You Can Say That Again. Walter William Weimann . . . Academic Walt's bashfulness is an ornament of youth-he will become a pilot-model build- ing is his hobby-likes foot- ball, hockey, skating and farms. Football, Stage Man- ager. Gung Ho. Loretta Mae Worst - . . . . . . Academic Retta is a good fellow -would like to go to col- lege-hobby is collecting travel pictures-likes the Navy-dislikes onions. Scoop and Shaleresque. Gee. Louis Nelson Zoerb 1 . . . . . . Academic Bud is a mighty mite- wants to be a phys. ed. teacher-hobby is basketball -likes carrots and Navy- dislikes school. Varsity Club, Football Manager, Chorus, Scoop, Shaleresque, Basket- ball. 'You're a Slick Chick! 1 2 3 4. 5 6. 7 8 9 10 ll. 12. 13 14 15 16 17 18. ll 2:19. 7' Georgene Lee Kennedy . . . . . . Academic Georgia lik e s jiving, skating, and boogie-Woogie -hopes to be a commercial artist. Chorus. Well, if-f J A QF Thomas Step en Perka . . . t. . . General Perla' s another new- comer o, Shaler-will join 'lf avi-likes to skate- lred-lieads, shows. f Charlotte Ann Montgomery . . . Academic Sharky is noted for her blue eyes and blond hair- has no specific ambition- hobby is swinnning-likes basketball and basketball players-dislikes spiders. It's Stashyf' lass wlill Dick Edstrom leaves his outstanding hair to Inner Sanctum. Peggy Harr wills her alto voice to Marilyn Schreiber. Lois Braun leaves her piano playing in Spanish class to Sally Harvey. Gerrude Bock wills her funny ideas to her cousin Pat Blackwood. Carol Kirch wills her place as the tallest girl in the Senior class to Janet Bett. Jean Patton leaves her teinperamental dis- position to some unlucky junior. Pat Yeiser leaves her animal nickname, Pussy, to Eleanor Bunny Cornelius. Virginia Powers wills her long nails to Gladys Hollihan. Midgie Benko leaves, wishing she could be as tall as Elaine Luhring. Jim Daviess leaves his blond hair and blue eyes to Frank Prager. Benard Wagner wills his bus seat to a fast runner. Harold Kinzer leaves his trumpet playing to Harry James. Alice Hoeltje leaves her well-groomed ap- pearance to Grace Noe. Betty Bougher leaves her knowledge of United States History to Vincent Cor- bett. 1 Josephine Bondi wills her black curly hair to Alma Chiarmonte. Walter Weimann leaves his muscles to jack Stromoski. Callista Hoffman leaves her giggling to Esther Martin. Bettie Hodgkiss wills her skating ability to jean Garland. 'A Pa 'ci M Donou wills her student lead- ership to ea cKibben. Henry Newland leaves his bright sweater to George Zeigler. Charles Austen wills his quiet seventh pe- riods to a noisy junior. Fred D'Amico leaves his zoot-suit to a junior hep-cat. Ivy Orton wills her high class standing to Barbara Bentel. Nettie Hartman wills her shorthand ability to Eleanore Rezak. Myrtle Kintz leaves her blonde curly hair to Clare Wikert. Ed Duss wills his good looks to a proud junior. Shirley Fisher leaves her appendix in the hospital. Conrad Volz leaves his fondness of Agri- culture to Donald Dankmyer, Betty Lou Schilpp leaves her nickname Boo to a ghost story. Mamie Roman wills her blue-black hair to Jean Daood. Mary Lou Proft wills her slim waist-line to Virginia Schoepflin. Maryalice Ruckdeschel leaves her place as a cafeteria helper to an ambitious junior, A Edith Koehler leaves her art ability to John McRea. Rose Marie Klobuchar wills her ability to drive to Audrey Miller. Eileen McNelis leaves her spoon bracelet to the Cafeteria. Ruth Elder Wills her place in the Leaders' Club to Emma June Hilliard. jack Gosnell leaves his ability to get into mischief to Guy Bauman. Paul Dietz 'Wills his cowboy driving to James Dehart. i , 39 40 4l 42 -I 3 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Sl 5.2 53 54 an 56 fl! 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 Qllass will Dan Bett wills his position as Left Tackle to a lucky junior. Peggy Clark leaves her rosy cheeks to Santa t'laus. Kathleen Paul wills her many hair styles to Betty Rose Zillweger. Don Rihn leaves his place on the basket- ball bench to Ed Gahagan. Bob Crowley leaves his fouls to Chuck Leety. Myrna Manzey wills l1e1' dimples to Jeanne Huber. Helen Miercik leaves her job as an usher- ette to Virginia Meier. Norman Steigerwald wills his happy dispo- sition to George Teslik. Jim Clay wills his wavy hair to Bill Grimes. Jane Downing leaves her job in the five and ten to Helen Smolkovich. Wilma Kovach leaves her knowledge of flowers to Iliology students. Robert Spangenberg leaves his position as a monitor to an appreciative junior. Francis McClelland wills his ability to make friends to George Petrie. Roy Fair wills his singing ability to Chuck George. Verl. Sampson leaves his motorcycle driv- ing to a darcdevil junior. Dolores Russell and Wilma Wagner will their everlasting friendship to Helen Scott and Grace Noe. Charles Cubelic leaves David Sunderman his funny ideas. Josephine Duffy wills her happy-go-lucky personality to Caroline Rihn. Charles Ott wills his leader-ship, his good fellow-ship, and his salesmanship to the Navy. Eileen McClain leaves her car to Robert Cooper. Gladys Fleischman leaves her pug nose to Shirley McLean. Helen Cahall wills her cute figure to Mil- dred Caretti. Clara Cook leaves her dancing feet to Jean Meinert. Virginia Schogren wills her peaches and cream complexion to some wishful dreamer. Margaret Farbacher wills her fondness of sports to Ginny Radmanick. Ernest Weating leaves his position as a drummer in tl1e band to Dale KlauSS. Betty Smith leaves her position as the only senior with the name Smith to Doris Smith. Ruth Ann Miller leaves her accomplished accordion playing to Mary Jane Ewing, Frank Lubich wills his brains to his broth- er, Bill. Eddie Griffiths wills his curly hair to Abe Widdowson. Betty Lou Kennedy wills her blue-eyed. brunette attractiveness to some fortu- nate junior. -Continued A Bill Moury leaves his minus-altitude height to Lee Schaffer. Louis Zoerb will his place as manager of the football team to some ambitious junior. Elsie Nehilla wills her happy humor to Norma Bozzo. Blanche Schmitt leaves her neatness to Doris Sommer. Frank Diettinger leaves his basketball and football ability to a junior athlete. Chickie Barry wills his male lead in the junior play to a future junior actor. Ruth Hamilton leaves her well-groomed hands to jackie Peterson. Marie Fodi wills her pretty blue eyes to her sister, Eileen. Jerome Pottmeyer leaves his clarinet play- ing to Jim Wait. Sylvia Ferrari leaves Wilma McMillan her size 5 minus shoes. Paul McAdams leaves Cat lastj. Loretta Worst leaves dependability in all situations to Lillian Graber. Martin Behr wills his reckless driving to Donald Sallach. Homer Shaw leaves his home room pranks to Donald Gosnell. Bob Kraus wills his tall, broad build to Charles Herzog. June Seitz wills her poised walk to a grace- ful junior. Nellie Bright leaves her art ability to Odette Murray. Jack Linn leaves his smooth personality to Calvin Goss. Bill Hughes leaves his blushing to Bill Sommer. Bob Dietz leaves his trait of being well- liked by everyone to james Thompson. Eugene Gaj wills his bashful nature to Wil- liam Kuepper. Doris Sarnaki wills her position as an at- tractive dresser to Gerry Heinlein. Della Schmidt bequeaths her violin playing to Nancy Burgum. Ruthe Saban wills her leadership in the gym to Anna Louise Babic. Buzz Purdy leaves his position as the iron man on the football team to Ape Heide. Anna Mae Schmitt wills her big brown eyes to Betty Jo Binder. Ruth Kist bequeaths her dainty handwrit- ing to Betty Lou Whiteman. Tony Roman leaves his attractive black hair to John Thorpe. jim Hollihan leaves his place as President of the class tojack Kuhlber. jean Seitz wills her quiet nature to Edna Mae Kohser. Glenn MacDonald leaves his fondness of hunting to Donald Moffat. Thelma Scott wills her ready smile to Alice Armstrong. Bob Schott leaves his red hair to David Sunderman. Clayton Cook leaves his fondness of sleep- ing to George Petrovich. Bob Etzel wills his deep voice to David Ehrlichman. Agnes Cunic leaves her pearly white teeth to Clare Winschell. Pauline Kay leaves her quiet voice to Audrey Lloyd. Nancy Schafer wills her dimpled chin to Lorraine Rogers. Eleanor Schmitt wills her sewing ability to Audrey Moffat. Jean Shaw bequeaths her tumbling in gym class to a junior tumbler. jean Moersch leaves her inclination to take her time to Betty Lou Bielek. Robert Hunter wills his leanness to Bob Mekeel. Alice Czado wills her desire to become a nurse to Frances Zucchero. Helen and Ann Skiles bequeath their posi- tion as two sisters in the same class to Elaine and Marjorie Luhring. Lois Toerge leaves her individuality to Toni Sanderbeck. Carol Smink wills her vim, vigor and vital- ity to Janet Ratzi. Bill Wilkinson wills his quiet manner to Paul Maier. 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 if Dolores Armstrong leaves her fondness of Navy blues to Shirley McLean. Ray Dames leaves his orchestra to a rhyth- mic junior. Edna Mae Fusek wills her place in the Na- tional Honor Society to a worthy jun- ior student. Helen Bobak wills her short stature to Jeanne McMillan. Jack Reno leaves his mathematical mind to Bob Anick. Bill Chittenden leaves his abilities at noth- ing in particular and everything in general to Ray Christina, Victor Lucas wills his interest in girls to a junior Romeo. Lorraine Trautman wills her ability to make friends to Marilyn Dunbar. John Beiswenger leaves his ability to till out a band uniform to anyone who needs it. Elizabeth Engelhardt bequeaths her beau- tiful hands and teeth to a charming junior. Joe Mulkern wills his troublesomeness to Francis Miller. Mary Lou Stoll wills her cute looks to Nancy Clites. Carl Parise wills his basketball skill to a junior on the next victorious team. Mildred Nickel leaves her small feet to Bridget Zappia. 41' ,sig v 0' 'Xi , ,, , su- L E ,sf E 51 iririiriktiriiritt 'A' ti' ujfratres Gui jfuerunt bah un: QD Zlstran Brothers who have gone to join the stars SGT. ANTHONY JOSEPH BERNARDO Graduated in 1935. Entered Army in June, 1942. Killed in France on July 11, 1944. Received Good Conduct Medal. PVT. FRANK CUBBAGE Trained at Fort Eustis, Virginia. Killed in France on August 27, 1944. JACOB DIEBOLD Pharmacist's Mate 3fc, U. S. Coast Guard. Graduated in 1941. Trained at Curtis Bay and Fort McHenry, Baltimore. Killed on September 23, 1944, in automobile accident. TXSGT. WILLIAM FARRELL Killed in England December 15, 1944. Received Air Medal and one Oak Leaf Cluster. SECOND LT. ROBERT L. HARDERN Graduated in 1936. Trained at Midland Texas. Killed on September 23 1943 in the Euro- pean Area. Received Purple Heart and Air Medal. PVT. ROBERT KLOSKY Graduated in 1939. Was at AAA Gun Bn., Fort Bliss, Texas. Killed October 14, 1944. FRANK MOGIELSKI S lfc Graduated in 1938. Trained at Newport Rhode Island. Killed November 13 1943 in the Solomon Islands. Received the Purple Heart. LT. REGIS NEWLAND Graduated in 1939. Killed in training flight. SGT. SAMUEL FASONE Class of 1938. Killed May 29, 1943. SGT. NORBERT RAYMOND KARCHER Trained at Buckley Field, Denver, Colorado. Killed July 20, 1944, over Germany. Was tailgunner on B-17. Received Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters and Distinguished Flying Cross. LT. EUGENE SEIBEL Graduated in 1936. Died January 4, 1945. P. F. C. ARTHUR T. SCHAFFER Graduated in 1943. Was a V-2 trainee at Fort Benning, Georgia. Word received November 30, 1944, that he was missing in action in France. Word received December 4, 1944, that he was killed in action in France, probably on November 14, 1944. LT. ROBERT C. SCHWARTZ Class of 1941. Reported missing since August 15, 1944. Killed in action over Germany, August 16, 1944. LT. DAVID TRITSCH Graduated in 1940. Killed in England, October 11, 1941. SECOND LT. JOHN WINSCHELL Graduated in 1940. Trained at Greenville, Pa., and graduated from Aloe Army Air Field, Texas. Killed in France on September 11, 1944. N , f .ll ' x Q ' 'J ' Kflkl A I' :3f- 1. ,dj , l Q .S , 5, , G 1 I 1, 9 R if ii :' A or 5 I 4 I Ji Z filfgg 1 ,,, fififf I Q- :ff 'V ,fi A A A 5, 5 I W1 A f x 5 W Q S I ' A - ..,: r , ,, K v . fQ.. 3.,: df. ,'2Q, ,1 . .:,, -- I Si vvi '--- f' ' I ' A my I ii 1 5' . ,' lif 1, , I gb ' in Senior Silly Symphonies I'LL BE SEEING YOU -Boys that are leaving for service: QUIET PLEASE -Chapel programsg I COULDN'T SLEEP A WINK LAST NIGHT -Night before a testg THINKING OF YOU -Mrs. Martin and Muzzeyg 'ATROLLEY SONG -After Etna gameg MX DREAMBOOK OF MEMORIES -Shaleresqueg -'TAKING A CHANCE ON LovE -Y13gEZD0nQggi15 fMY BUDDY -Virginia Schogren and Blanche Schmittg YOU'LL NEVER KNOW -What you'11 find in the lunchesg STOUT-HEARTED MEN -Football teamg 'AKENTUCKYU-Tom Perkag NOT SO QUIET, PLEASE --Pep meetingsg PUBLIC JITTERBUG NO. 1 -Dick Edstromg SWEET AND LOVELY -Betty Smithg HDRIFTED AND DREAMING'-the average class. 60 Mrs. R. P. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ander- son Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ander- son Anonymous Jim Baker J. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Behr Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Beis- wenger Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bird Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Black J. Bobak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bondi Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Braun Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Braun Adolph Broge Corporal Carl Bullian Jack Cavanaugh Bonnie Lee Charlton Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke Mr. and Mrs. J. Czado Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dames Mr. and Mrs. M. Damico Mr. and Mrs. James De- Haven Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dietz Compliments of Boots Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duer- meyer Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Edstrom Mrs. George Elder Walter F. Engelhardt Mr. and Mrs. Edw. L. Fer- rari Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fleisch- afrolzs X Mrs. E. L. Heller Charles A. Hertweck Mr. and Mrs. Hicks William A. Hill, TM 2!c, U. S. Navy Bob Hilliard Mr. R. H. Hoburg Mrs. R. H. Hoburg Earl E. Hodil Mrs. Alice Orton Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lois Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. E. Powe John H. Ott Geo. J. Parker Patterson M. W. Pilgrim C. A. Pilgrim rs Sgt. Hester W. Purdy, M. Miss Mildred Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Humes Mrs. Pauline Hunter Ann Juran Mr. John R. Keller John Kernic T. F. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. patrick Dr. Adolphus , If Robert Kintz W. H. Kirch Wilbert Kirk- Koenig Mr. and Mrs. S. Koter- manski Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kraus Elmer E. Krohl, Unit 597 C. W. R. Peter Raida Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reno Edith Nye Richards Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Richards Alvin Riefle Miss Betty Mae Rodenbaugh R, C. Rogers John Rogina Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Sarnaki Mr. and Mrs. G. Earl Scharr Reed and John Schilpp Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. William Schmitt man Mr. Edward Foerster Mrs. James Ford Mr. and Mrs. Compliments Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Ford of a Friend Herman Fuchs A. Galda Louise Gleckner Margarete Gorbach Mr. and Mrs. Simon Haefner James B. Hamilton Mrs. T. E. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Harris G. Harr Mrs. Anna Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hawkins Carl Heinl Chee Chee and Eddie Lam- pert William Laser HLee!! G. B. Leslie Mr. H. C. Lettermann Mr. and Mrs. William S. Long H. D. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Madore Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Mar- zolf Mr. Albert H. Marzolf Mr. and Mrs. William Mar- zolf Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mattheis Enzy McAfee Walter McCarthy Samuel McClain Sgts. Russell and Elton Mc- Goun John J. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. B. H. McMann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meier H. C. Meyers Miss Regina Mikulski Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Morrison Mrs. Wm. G. Muchow Dr. and Mrs. V. J. Murray Nicholas H. Murotta Mr. and Mrs. A. Nickel Elmer J. Nicklas Jack Schoiield Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schogren A. W. Schott Wm. E. Scott G. R. Seitz Mr. Harry Shiever Mr. and Mrs. Malcom C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Tarr C. N. Starr H. M. Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson Tony Wagner J. H. Weckerly Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wein- mann W. O. Wilkerson Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkin- son Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Wil- liams Mr. and Mrs. Christian Worst Mrs. Thomas Wright and Zella Lynna Watt Mr. and Mrs. Elton Young Mr. Joseph Zellman Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ziegler, Sr. M. M. Ackerman - S h o e Dealer Fred Betz Celia Busch-Flowers and Gifts Collins Radio Service Norm Cummings Diehl's Meats usilzess Qyafrom it Dillon Radio Sales and Hoburg Brothers Service Dixie Beauty Shoppe Ed. J. Doerfler Auto Service Etna Feed and Coal Co. Louis Fisher-Druggist Fisher and Thomas-Service Station Hi-Ho Barbecue Hoeltje Tailor Shop Kiefer's Bowling Alleys Kleber Dairy Koch Pharmacy Kosht Bakery Marion's Beauty Shop Millvale Five and Ten E, O. Monper-Dine-Dance H. W. Nicklas-Pharmacist A. Noe and Son Roth Garage Service Shunk's Snack Shoppe R. T. Toner-Pharmacist Wehrle Funeral Home Wolf Bros.-Dairy Yetter's Dairy Store Zucchero's Market 'fThe Senior Class thanks these patrons who so graciously contributed to their yearbook. 61 LIFE FIRE For All Your Insurance Needs MAURICE S. YEISER, C. L. U. Phones. AT1antic 9000 Glenshaw 523-.I GLENSHAW, PA. AUTO BONDS BEST WISHES from GLENSHAW GLASS CO., INC. GLENSHAW, PA. Th S C1 th k th B F nds who placed d n the SHALERESQUE and g Sh l t d th ' f milies to p t ' them. 62 HAHN'S RGADSIDE STAND Flowers, Plants and Shrubs Evenings, Sundays and Holidays Nlillvale 1620 Millvale 1663 Best Wishes to the Senior Class Funeral Service 820 lVluin St., Sllarpsbllrg, Pu. Sterling 0508-0529 Lawrence H. Bock Mt. Royal Blvd., GlCHSllHYV, Pa. GlCl1SlliiW 391 G3 Best Wishes to the Senior Class STRAKA Funeral Home Schenley 2452 NOBLE-THOMPSON INSTITUTE State Theatre Bldg.-Pittslnlrgli Alexander C. Thompson Anne Noble Thompson Sevrelarialfstenographie Office iMa1'hinesfSu,'il1-hboarrl Summer Courses 5010 Liberty Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ai- 2255 T. Compliments of SERVICENTER Texaco Gas and Oils 263 Butler Street Etna, Penna CUBELIC'S T AVERN Choice Wines-Liquors-Beer 364 E. Ohio St. North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. BOULEVARD MARKET KOEHLER NURSERIES Growers of Free Delivery Ornamental Nursery Stock Glenshaw 825 196 Yvashington Street Sterling 3291 Etna, Pennu A. 1. MCMASTERS Photographic Pirture Post Cards of Glenshaw Flowers Also Maker of X19 ttf! 156- Qyr Personal or Family Group Cards l Mt. Royal Blvd. Allison Park, Pa. 1 Glenshaw 114 Phone: Clenshaw 1 35 I Cnnzplimvnls of HYDE'S DRUG STORE UNDERCLIFFE VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. Grant and North Avenueq 800 Mt. Royal Blvd. Millxfzlle, Pal. In Case of Firc Call Clensllaw 35 or GICIISIIHW 1697 ECLIPSE Compliments of PATTERN CO., INC. GRANT THEATER Millvale, Pu. P. O. Box 9536 Butler Plank Road I Etna, Pa. St. 1345 66 T Compliments of LANG'S KELSCH'S TAVERN Hardware, Plumbing LQ b Heating Supplies Mt. Royal Blvd. Etna, Pu. St. 0198 Shurpslmur E. G. MADDEN SERVICE Compliments of Funeral Home SIEGEUS TAVERN Route 8 GlCHSllilW, Pu. 211 North Ave. Millvalc, Pa. Phone Millvalc 1037 67 BANK OF MILLVALE Capital - 5lS125,000.00 Surplus - 35373000.00 evo Traveler's Checks Christmas Savings Club Purpose Club A General Business Transacted no Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 68 EDW. J. LOVRENCIC Funeral Home 860 Lockhart Street N. S., Pigtshurgh, Pa. Ce. 1285 Compliments of P. B. BLUEMLING Millvale, Pa. Compliments of VICTORY ENGINEERING AND MFG. CO. Screw Machine Products Millvale, Pu. NICHOLAS COROIAN Painter and Decorator Paper Hanging-House Cleaning Burchfield Rd., Allison Park, Pu Phone Glenshaw 881 Ask for WILDWUUD CUAL A Size For Every P1u'pnsv-Mimwl in A.1lvg'l1c1ly Connly Sec Your Local Dealer or Trucker 089 For Prompt Courteous Service Phone: GlCHSll3WV 591 Gibsonia 385, Ring 11 Sterling 3380 NARDULLI and SUNS CIIMPANY Incorporated Road Builders General Contractors Sterling 3534 94147 Butler Street Etna, Pa. 70 PITTSBURGH, PII. Gxwfb Divisions LEWIS FOUNDRY 84 MACHINE DIVISION, Pittsburgh, Pa. Rolls and Rolling Mill Machinery POWER PIPING DIVISION, Pittsburgh, Pa. Prefabricated Piping Systems COLUMBUS DIVISION, Columbus, Ohio Ordnance Material SPECIAL ORDNANCE DIVISION, York, Pa. Rofors Anti-Aircraft Gun Mounts and Mechanisms PITTSBURGH ROLLS DIVISION, Pittsburgh, Pu. Rolls for Steel and Non-Ferrous Rolling Mills UNION STEEL CASTINGS DIVISION, Pittsburgh, Pu. Steel and Alloy Castings NATIONAL ALLOY STEEL DIVISION, Blawnox, Pa. Heat and Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Castings BLAXV-KNOX DIVISION, Blawnox, Pa. Chemical dc Process Plants and Equipment Construction Equipment Steel Plant Equipment Radio dk Transmission Towers General Industrial Products MARTINS FERRY DIVISION, Martins Ferry, Ohio Rofors Anti-Aircraft Gun Mounts BLAW-KNOX SPRINKLER DIVISION, Pittsburgh, Pa. Automatic Sprinklers and Deluge Systems 71 BALL CHEMICAL CGMPANY Manufacturers Oxolinf Paint and Varnish Specialties Offices: Pittsburgh, Pa. Chicago, Ill. R g stered Trade Mark. THE CLEANGLA CUMPANY The Perfect Cream, Cleaner, and Polish uCleans, polishes, renews, and preserves all varnished, lacquered, and enameled surfacesf, 55459 Office: Pittsburgh, Pa. Plant: Glenshaw, Pa. 72 Whatever the Uccasion We Have the Flowers D, EDWIN AUSTEN Real Estate Kc Insurance I MM FLORIST 4 ooo :qv Since 1900 415 Butler Sr. Etna, Pa. 353 Butler Street Etna, Pa. Phone: Sterling 0409 GEORGE W. PARKER 81 COMPANY J. S. WELLINGER Insurance ' Jeweler 089 Arthur Smith, Manager 205 North Avenue 91 Virginia Drive, Shaler Park Millvale, Pa. Millvale 1315 73 FRED SM ALSTIG Wholesale Meats Millvale, Pa. Millvale 2300 LOGAN-GEISLER Dry Cleaners 1009 Mt. Royal Blvd. Etna, Pa. Phones: Glenshaw 333, Sterling 2565 BENNETT LUMBER CO. Millvale, Pa. TURICS Jewelry of Distinction Diamonds, Watches, Clocks Gifts L11 417 Butler St. Etna, Pa Compliments of ARSEN AL SANITARY MEAT MARKET We 3715 Butler Street Plttebur h Pa Phone SC. 2727 HIEBER'S GARAGE COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Route 8, Glenehaw Pa Phone Glen haw 335-J WALTER,S M enss Wear Service to Your Doorn FRAZIER TIRE SERVICE 227 North Avenue 930 North Ave. Millvale Phone: Millvale 1039 Millvale, Pa. Phone: Millvale 1100 Compliments of 'J-L-L,-, 6i.M.,.,,.,0.,,.,u.v:,0.,.,1.,.,:.,.,..,-. px. AMA. ... .,..,-Q ,...--,vQ..L,-Ulrfk wi- GA--11+ 4.1 ,org-n 'pl Mk lCi'1'A1G E. PEASRCEJTI 'f .4DAf-67a -. A-J--l1L l P-fexx lr: AM- I-11 ', wk 431-L G. C. 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