South High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1937 volume:

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Publication of the Senior Class, Portra- ing Student Life at South High School MQ soUTH HIGH ScHooL ----,PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIAi-l- ...i..T...l937,,i.-....... 1- l...l...-.- - ORIDLE ,-,11- SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER On South High School, On South High School With her colors high, Floating far above her rivals Far up in the sky. On South High School, On South High School Stand with all your might And We will win this game with pep And South Hi fight. ........4.1. .........,.......ll937 Ia,L3kNxL3,l:?? -, J iL.'E.w'.'-LI--E 5- ,Q 4 -V . ' ' if LN. 'C.i?If.zi-,L.1r.Lf1:XxfL? 4.,'25'.Jkh1'x:' .1-ll ORIOLE ---- TROD CTIO 'INTRODUCTION In publishing this Oriole Yearbook We, the combined graduating classes ot the year one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven, have attempted to set forth a Work compiled pri- marily of and by Seniors but containing Within its pages something ot those doings and affairs to interest all members ot South High School. l937 ..,....... ORIDIAE .1-. and DEDIC T10 DEDICATION To Sara M. Soffel, Edward G. Albright, Donald E. Miller, Bertram Rodgers, Gustav L. Schramrn, friends and alumni of South High School, Who, by their 'worthwhile achievements, sterling character, and ambitious strivings, have guide- posted paths of progress in various fields, we, the graduating classes of l937, proudly dedi- cate this yearbook. ..l.7i.. .l937 Edward G. Albright Graduated in Old Building Days with mid-year class of 1920. Enrolled immediately after graduation from South in Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, School of Business Administration. Became affiliated, upon com- pletion of his college course, with Pittsburgh Mercantile Co. Worked for a number of years as Advertising Manager. M a d e General Merchandise Manager, as a reward for the introduction of new ideas and for meritorious service with the company. Stated to Year Book inter- viewer that he intends to con- tinue in the busines field. URIDLE Surah M. Soffel Lived in Mt. Washington dur- ing her girlhood. Finished at South High School in l900. Completed her course in Old Central. Graduated from Wellsley Col- lege, Wellesley, Mass. in l904. Taught in the Crafton schools for several years. Took the law course at the University of Pittsburgh, gradu- ating in Iune, 1916 and being admitted to the bar later the same year. Practiced law thirteen years. Appointed to the Bench of the County Court of Allegheny in 1930, her present position. Advised her Year Book in- terviewers that, Any profession is difficult for a beginner. Gen- eraly a person in a profession has a hard time getting estab- lished. A woman in the law? A woman can really succeed if she wants to Work hard enough and is willing to make the ef- fort. ....i.3.l.. 1937 T..i Doncld Edwin Miller Attended Old South High tor three years. Completed his course at Central High. Received his A. B. Degree from the University ot Pittsburghg and also pursued graduate study there. Taught school at New Brighton, Pa. lor live years. ln his last three years, served at Principal as well as teacher. Served as Chemistry teacher at South High School for six years. At Schenley High taught Chemistry and later became Vice-Principal. As Principal organized the Her' ron Hill Iunior High School. Has tilled for eight years his present position, Principal ot Peabody High Shcool. ORIOLE i T1-.l 1-li- . Bertram Rodgers Received appointment to U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis during Senior Year at South High School. Graduated from Naval Acad' emy in 1916. During the war helped trans- port the Yankees across to France while stationed aboard the U. S. S. South Carolina. Spent next eight years at Coco Solo on the eastern coast ol Panama working on board submarines. Took to lighter-than-air craft then and tor seven years worked in this division of the Naval Department. Served as Lieutenant-Com- mander on the dirigibles, Los Angeles, Akron, and Macon. Went to Balboa on the west- ern coast ot Panama his present position, alter spending fifteen months on the U. S. Destroyer Blakely. Now supervises, as Captain of the Port, the coming and going ot all ships in the Panama Canal. .191 .i l l937 l ii. DRIOI-E -1 - 1 Gustav L. Schrcxmm Lived during boyhood in the par- sonage of the German Evangelical Church at 17th and lane Sts.-his father and grandfather serving there as pastors tor titty years. Graduated from South High School 1915. Received his A. B. Degree 1918, and his M. A. degree 1920 from the University of Pittsbrugh. Earned his LLB. degree 1924 in same university While on teaching statt. Served as teacher of Poiltical Sci! ence on Pitt faculty l9l8-l934. Won Ph, D. degree from Columbia University l928. Published Doctor's Thesis, Pied Poudre Courts deal- ing with small claims. Practiced law as an attorney l924-34. Elected ludge of Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County tor 10 year term-1934. Present position: Presiding Iudge of the Allegheny Iuvenile Court. X 44 X. -'13, -i .tg rtiwmim ' ,tg 'ig The new Allegheny County Iuvenile Court and Detention Home, Forbes St.. Oakland. over wihch the Honorable Gustav L. Schramm presides. ---io .... .l937 .l1 n. t?iil937 ,l ORIOLE .ill ADMINISTRATION , - .1Li .-..-1- - -q -1 ORIOLE ,l. M. McLaughlin Our Principal To the Graduating Classes: You have asked me to write a farewell note for your Class Book and l can not refuse. Farewell has so much of finality in its meaning and its sound. lt brings so much of the thought of parting and diverging paths that l want to use a substitute phrase that has in it a rich, subtle expression and suggestion of a hope that the future holds for you happy, prosperous days when we shall again renew old friendships, and then again say the words l write now - au revoir. Sincerely, I. M. MCLAUGHLIN, Principal. it 12 ...- 1937,-.111 To the Graduates of the Year 1936-l937: l congratulate you and wish for each of you a long, happy and useful life. Every individual ought to resolve and strive and determine to do more and be more than he is. You owe it to the world to give not simply the best of which you are capable but the best to which you can possibly aspire.--George K. Knox. Yours truly, H. H. IOHNSON. I The listings under each teacher's name show the wide diversity of exper- iences gained by the South High faculty in pursuit of professional preparation. Included are institutions attended both in regular and summer sessions. I. M. McLaughlin Mount Union College, Columbia University, University of Pittsburgh, Cornell University, Chi- cago University. H. H. Iohnson Wooster College, University of Wisconsin, Co- lumbia University, Harvard Universtiy. Margaret W. Allison California State Teacher's College, University ot Pittsburgh, Clark University. Margaret S. Baker Pennsylvania State College, Duquesne Univer- sity. Thomas Berryman Antioch College, University of Wisconsin, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Harvard University. H. W. Black Grove City College, Columbia University. Elizabeth Blackley University of Pittsburgh. Gertrude U. Broskey Drexel lnsitute, Columbia University, Pennsyl- vania State College, Margaret Morrison College, University of Pittsburgh. R. C. Burghardt Dartmouth College, Columbia University, Al- bany State Teacher's College, University of Pittsburgh, University of Maine. Felix I. Castaldo University! of Pittsburgh, University of Detroit, Creighton niversity, Columbia University, Wis- consin University, Madrid University, Paris University. Edward I. Caye Duquesne University, Columbia University, Un- iversity of Pennsylvania. Ella Cohen University of Pittsburgh, Duquesne University, Columbia University, University of Southern Cal- ilornia, Battle Creek Normal School tMichiganl, Pennsylvania State College. Helen Couffer University ol Pittsburgh. Donald B. Crowe Westminster College, University ot Pittsburgh. W. H. Cue Springfield College tMassachusettsJ. Edythe Davidson Westminster College, University of Pittsburgh, Columbia University, University of Colorado, Un- iversity of California. limi..- 1111119371-...m .lt URIOLE Hilda M. Davies University ot Pittsburgh, Columbia University, Pennsylvania State College, Pittsburgh Musical Institute. R. G. Dean Grove City College, Allegheny College, Du- quesne University, University of Pittsburgh. Mary Beatrice Dodson Seton Hill College, University of Pittsburgh, Duquesne University, University ot Southern California. I. B. Drengwitz Carnegie Institute of TechnologYi University ot Pittsburgh Ramond K. Eitert Art Institute KChicagol, Balie's Harbor Art School fWisconsinl, Audobine Tyler Commericial Art Scohol, Glenwood School of Landscape Painting, Carnegie Institute ot Technology. Berlin Empfield Indiana State Teachers' College, Gettysburg College, University ot Pittsburgh. Mildred Ewing Drexel Institute, Columbia University. Elizabeth Frost Ohio State College, Columbia University, Col- orado University, University ot California. Mary M. George Grove City College, Columbia University, Un- iversity ot Pittsburgh. Belle Goldstein Barnard College, Columbia University, Car- negie Institute of TechnolOQY, University of Pittsburgh. William G. Green Stout Institute CWisconsini, University oi Pittsburgh. Signe H. Hagelin Columbia University, University oi Pittsburgh. Margaret Hirt Duquesne University, Cornell University, Lock Haven tPennsylvaniaJ. Mary Holland Duquesne University, Columbia University, Pennsylvania State College, University of Pitts- burgh, University of Berkeley CCa1itorniai. lessie M. Hutchison Pennsylvania State College, Carnegie Institute of Technology, University of Pittsburgh. Hazel Hykes Slippery Rock Normal School, University ot Pittsburgh, Columbia University. S. P. Iohnson Oswego Normal University, Carnegie Institute ot Technology, University ot Pittsburgh, Cornell University. W. Walter Iones Ohio Wesleyan University, Northwestern Un- iversity, National Music Camp CMichigani, Car- negie Institute of Technology. Mayme Kelly Slippery Rock Teacher's College, University-I of Pittsburgh, Columbia University, New York ni- versity, University ot California, Dueiauesne Uni- versity, Pennsylvania State College, ennsylvan- ia College for Women. Leonard C. Koch Carnegie lnstittue ot Technology, University of Pittsburgh. I. H. Kroh Grove City College, University ot Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute ot Technologif. University ot Wisconsin. Lillian A. Kunde Frick Traininng School, Pittsburgh, New York University, Carnegie Institute of Technology, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvanio College tor Women, Berkshire School of Art, New York Institute, Pratt Institute. , '. Rose Levin Pittsburgh Teacher's Training School, Du- quesne University, University ot Pittsburgh. Ethel A. Lloyd Frick Training School, University ot Pittsburgh. Alice B. Lord Gerieseo Normal School, New York Normal College, University of Pittsburgh, University ot Washington. Hugh McCall Western State Normal CMich1ganl, University ot Pittsburgh. Elizabeth A. McCarthy Notre Dame, Carnegie Library School, Du- quesne University. Charles W. MacDonald Harvard University, University of Maine. Mima R. Milliron University ot Pittsburgh, Slippery Rock Teach- er's College. Elsie M. Murphy University ot Pittsburgh. -.....14..... l937 Mary R. Naughten Duquesne University, University ol Pittsburgh, New York Univeristy. Eugene F. Peckman Bethany College, University of Pittsburgh. Martha Pond University ol Chicago, Cornell University, Un- iversity oi Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State Col- lege, Training School iNew lerseyl, Iuvenile Court iColoradol. C. P. Ritchie Cedarville College, University ol Pittsburgh, Harvard University, Wooster Co lege. Della Rosenthal l-'rick Training School tPittsburghJ, University ot Pittsburgh, Duquesne University, Columbia University. Marie E. Rutledge Carnegie Institute oi Technology, Pratt Insti- tute. Margaret Lucille Sawhill Camegie Institute oi Technology, Simons Col- lege tBostonl, Pennsylvania State College, Uni- versity ot Pittsburgh. Stella M. Stein University of Pittsburgh, University oi Mich- igan, Columbia University, Institute Tilly iBer- inl. Margaret S. Stewart Westminster College, Columbia University, Har- vard University, Univeristy ol Pittsburgh, Ox- ford University iEnglandJ. Marion B. Swarts Oberlin College, Carnegie Institute oi Tech- nology, University ot Pitts urgh. Marie E. Thomas Prick Training' School iPittsburghl, University ot Pittsburgh, niversity of California. Richard F. Thompson Swarthmore College, University ot Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute o Technology. N ette M. Urey Fredonia Institute, University oi Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State College. Pearl E. Wagner University of Pittsburgh, Special Art Classes Hayxnaker's Studios. Grover C. Washabaugh .Indiana State Teacher's College, University ot Pittsburgh. Wilhelmina Wehmeier University of Pittsburgh, Physical Education ilridianapo isl, University of Wisconsin, Carnegie Institute of Technolog , University of California, Pennsylvania State Ckollege. Mary Olive Wight ' Margaret Morrison College ol Carnegie Tech, Boston University . Edith R. Wilkinson ' University oi Pittsburgh, Columbia University, Pennsylvania State Col ege. Iean Wise .Sargent School of Physical Education, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, University of California. S. A. Wood Allegheng College, Erie Business University, llgtochrester usiness Institute, University oi Pitts- urg . Margaret Miller Worley Normal Dept. -iPgh. H. SJ, Dufts Iron City College, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State College, Columbia University. Charles R. Young Washington and Ietferson, University of Cali- forma, University of California lLos An elesl, Grove Cityl Col ege, University oi Pittsiurgh, Duquesne niversity. E. A. Zook luniata College, Pennsylvania State Extension tP1ttsbui-ghl, Universiiy of Pittsburgh, University ot Ieisia iGermanYl, niversity of Leipzig CGer- nany . i.-15.i.. l937.....li z 5 is in ..., Q IS ' 53 we , ? i -R 'A rs wi -ll ...iii . 4,1 , . . 1 -, V. . .t .. .5 ,.,.. 1 f .r. a xiii? l.. Mathematics Bock row:-Miss Boker, Miss Couffer, Miss Hirt. Froni row:-Miss Cohen Mr. Block, Miss son. Household Econo Dod- mics Bcxck row:-Miss Ewing, Miss Wight. Front row:-Miss Suw- hill, Miss Brosky. Industrial Bock row:-Mr. Dreng- wilz, Mr. Iohnson. Front row:-Mr. McCcxll, Mr, Koch, Mr. Green. Special Bock row:-Miss stein, librarian, Gold- M r s . Swartz, c1ss't, libra- rian. Front row:-Miss Stew- art, vocational coun- sellor, Mr. MacDonald, activities cl i r e c t o rg Miss McCarthy, advisor. girl's l.l.i1lll-la l-iiilili URIULE limi. 1937 ORIOLE ...1.17T,.. 3.11-.1937 Foreign Languages Mr. Cuye, Miss Stein, Mr. Ccistcrldo. Music Miss Rutledge, Miss Davies, Mr. Iones. Art Miss Kunde, Mr. Eifert. Clerks: Miss Stone, Miss McLeister. Physical Training Mr. Wcxshcxbciugh. Mr. Cue, Miss Wise, Miss Wehmeier. .1l. . ..-1- iil English Bock row:-Mrs. Worley, Miss Urey, Miss Pond, Miss Ddvidson, M i s s Murphy, Miss Wilkin- son. Front row:-Miss Rosen- thal, Miss Thomas, Mr. Thompson, Miss Kelly, Miss Frost. Social Studies Bock row:-Mr. Young, Miss Blockley, Mr. Riichie, Miss Milliron, Miss Allison. Front row: - Mr. Burg- hczrdt, Miss Wagner, Miss Huichinson, Mr. Zook. Commercial Bock row:-Miss Levin Miss Noiughien, Mrs Hcxgelin, Miss Hollcmd Miss George. Front row:-Mr. Deom Mr, Wood, Mr. Berry- 1'l'lQl'l. Science Back row:-Mr. Crowe Mr. Peckmon, Mr. Empiield, Mr. Kroh. Froni row:--Miss Hykes Mrs. Lord, Miss Lloyd ORIOLE .ii..18..1... ..l . 1937 DRIOLE ?.......i Autographs fam 7K 7f QWMJW WW 2732? 6?-Zvgww, W 'V 4 Maw Qfvfmww- We WE jLM MW 27 'WL JZZLWKEP f3 i:2Z't ,Qi f az..Az.,,4y,W7 ' awe, fx M dvr MAQBQQWMWM l -.-.1, ORIOLE A utographs gg? 7,1 J. 5,1033-'-Af www MQW L.m,P.,., G.S+,,,,,,M- Maman- mmueg. UTB.'D.-.,-,awawqz , mam 770wWjQ3 EMM I-jf W. QJZQM ygwwfvg 5 I w WM if ff Z W U V li 33- - l.i... ENROLLMENT ..- 21 -. -l.-.1,l937 -. i - or CRIOLE Bespalko, Elizabeth Libby Sr, Girl Reserves Deakin, Mary M. Sr. Girl Reserves, Tliespians Butera. Iosephine ,von Class Secretary. Parent Teacher Booster Derkach, Helen Lufky Senior Leaders, World Club Fleisher, Helen Mae Pres. oi Dramatic Club, Swimming Team, World Club. . FEBRUARY CLASS Charley, Henry C. ' 'Sler ' ' Psychology Donnelly, Norman ,iHai,rr Treasurer llB-6, Secretary llA-l, Student Council Rep. IZA-l Philo Frantz, Anna Mae ..Mae,, Senior Leaders, Senior Girl Re- SETVQS 22 -we l937 Chasey, Anna Lefty Senior Leaders, Ayita Dubbs, Charles Chubby Botzoo Gorcey, Lucille ,ildun World Club, Phi- l e I a , Thespian, Knitting, Rep. of Student Council, Senior Girl Re- serves, Camera, Swimming Team Crough, Harry ucron Chess, Auto Driv ers Fischer, Lillian Lilly Ann Senior Girl He serves, Auto Driv e r s , Dramatic Psychology, Thes pians , -1 ...ll ORIOLE il f I Groenert. Esther MEM Oriole News, Chemistry, Psy- chologly, T h e s - Eian, hilo, Vice- res. oi Class- 2 years, National Honor Society. Iaczesko. Iohn Smoky Baseball, Swim- min , S o c c e r, Bachelors, Li i e Saving, S e n i o r Hi-Y Gross. Margaret Margie Senior Leaders Senior Girl Re- SSYVES Iamrosz, Wal'er Walt Chess Kinger, Fred Buddy Football, Basket b al l, Baseball, Ayita, Thespian, Sr. Hi-Y, Bach elors FEBRUARY CLASS Hartlep. William Bill Philo Iuha, Ernest Efny Chess Club, Bot- zoo, Oriole Re- porter, Stage Crew Klotzbaugh. George Klolzy Sr, Class Pres., Student Council, Chess, Chemistry, Ayita ...i....23 .. l937 Hartley. Rachel riRaen Senior Leaders, Dramatic Keyser. Helen Dramatic, Club World Kosanovich. Mary i:H0neyns Sr. Girl Reserves, Thespians, S t u - dent Council 1 5 -me lk Vkkl l i lrv ' 'SI Holowchak. Stella SteIl Ayita, World V. Pres., Oriole Stall 3 years, Senior Leaders, Student Council Kierbicx. Felix Football, Swim- gighghi-Jhespians, ORIDLE .l.. 11 --.- D lg Kubala. Theodore iq-edi, Botzoo Manko. Anna nAnnu Ayita, World Club, Thespians Lahickey. Catherine 'lKitZy Parent Teacher Booster, S e c ' y. Dramatic Club Marcella. lohn Hcurlyh! Boys' Glee, Thespians Morris. Ralph Razz Student Council, Oriole Reporter, Ayita, Chess, Baseball, Football FEBRUARY CLASS Lee. Ruth N. Lutie Senior Leaders, Thespians, Senior Girl Reserves, World Club Meussner. Ruth Ruthie Sr. Class Treas,, Student Council, Philo, Chemistry, Thespians Muser. Edith Esther uEdien Camera, Ayita, Oriole Reporter, Thespians, Chem- istry, National Honor Society 241- 1937 Lohman, Maker. Margaret S. Albert Hfllafgieu Feel Oriole Reporter, 170015611 Dramatic, Thes- pians, World Club Michalowicz. MQBIKOI Bernard M1ChG9l 'tBen Bernie HMike Student Council, TheSPiCU'1Sf CUBI- Senior Sketch, BFG, World Club Thespians Musulin. Peter Pete Ayita, Chess, Sr. Hi-Y l-.l.-..-.i-i--1-v- - .1 .11l ..- ORIDLE - 1. li 1 Nesbit. Robert .Yr::y Camera Club, Varsity Pawelko, Mary '2'lluy World Club, Knitting, Philita, Sr. Girl Reserves, Camera, Thespi- CINS Nieber, Iohn l'rui5v'r Football, Baseball Peterson. Betty f'1'l1 , Student Council, World Travel, Thespians, B o t - zoo, Senior Knit- ting Rabinek, Raymond .. Ray, Football, Band Varsity FEBRUARY CLASS Parzuhoska. Iosephine Ulu.. Camera, World Club, Sr. Girl Re- serves, Philita, Thespians, Auto Drivers, Knitting Phillips, Iohn Tom Chorus Rachtal. Sophia Salah Sr. B. President, Treas. for Student Council, Thespi- ans, World Club, National Honor Society 193i 25 Patterson. Frank .rlidlu Student Council, Chess Club, Na- tional Honor So- ciety Pitulski. Loretta A 'l'iH.t Thespians, Senior Girl Reserves, Dramatic, Oriole Statt Raynovich. Nicholas To0dleI Senior Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Chess Club can L. : -S L1-1.1 Patterson. William A- Put Ayita, Football Popowich. Martha Marty World Club, Thespian, Philita Knitting, Drama tic, Sr. Girl Re serves, Camera 1 1- ......Lli..-..l1- URIOLE iilliii-1 l :g I -.5-.nm , rm 3 5 3 V 1 -H f ,..-fee. , 93' , . rn-,. 1 .34 Reinhart. Ethel Pepper Psychology, World Club, Dramatic Club Stegner. Edith .Eden Botzoo, Knitting, Dramatic Club, World Travel Rudick. Harry Harry Senior Hi-Y, FEBRUARY CLASS Schwarz. Walter Hwaltfl Auto Drivers, Simonson. Mary S. ' 'Mary A nn Sr. Girl Reserves, Bachelor Club, Thesgians, Auto Drivers. Mgr. ot Football Psyc ology PSYCh01- TreCIS-. Thespians, German Club Tulenko. Vukelich. Wagner. William Sophie Albert HBM.. nsof., HAI., Senior Hi-Y, Sr. Girl Reserves, Band World Club Sr. Leaders Weber. Zaleaki. Iune Mathilda iljuniell IIMMPI Oriole News Stall Thesgans, Girl eserves, Camera Novelty, orioie Sian .1-.. 26 .....- .l1.. 1937 l- Smarsh. lolm ujmy.. Student Council Senior Hi-Y, Swimming Team Wakefield. Alma Oriole Reporter, Thespian, Ayita National Honor Society . . ORIOLE -1 . . i 4 it n xg M B Anderson. Stella SIell Botzoo, S c r a p- book, Sr, Girl Re serves, Thespians Bielski. Florence M. A. Flo Vice-Pres. l2B, Botzoo, Philo, Thegnians, Sr horus Anthony. Lorene C. Lolly Thespians Bittner. Mildred M. Millet Girl Reserves, Thespians, Botzoo, Sr. Lead- ers, World Travel President Brandl. Edward I. .uEdn Chess Vice-Pres., Botzoo Secretary, Chemistry, Hi-Y, German V, Pres. IUNE CLASS Auell. Frank Wm. Buddy Personality Bohn. Marie A. Sis Treasurer l2B, Thespians, Botzoo, Sr. Lead- ers, World Travel Bricker. Gertrude B. Genie Parent Teacher Booster IIA, Sr. Choral, Student Council, Dramatic Club .....-.27......l l937 Aurila. Frank I. Frankie Nature, Camera Personality Vice- Pres., Student Council, Librarian Bowden. Raymond Bud Camera, C h e m- istry, Psychology, Auto Drivers, Band Brumm. Glenn T. ll Byamll Chess, Art, Vice- President 12A 1 fi Becker. Paul .if-ef.. Chess, Camera, Chemistry, Dramatic Bozic. Gertrude nden.. Chemistry Sec'y. Botzoo Secretary Senior Leaders Student Council Knitting T r e a s, Marionette Sec'y. Secretary 12A .. . .11-.l-1l1 URIOLE -1 .l...1 D ' E53 Budrin. Anna M. Anne Treasurer llA, Auto Drivers, Thes ians, Sr. lglsychology, World Club Danko. Helen NLM., Personality Cohen. lack Maire ' A Yakob' ' Chem. Vice Pres., Psychology, Oriole News Dasner. Olga Giggles Treasurer IUA. Oriole Rep. llA, Senior Leaders, Personality, Sen- ior Girl Reserves Dembroski. Theodore 1- i.i-1 IUNE CLASS Collins. Thomas M. Tam Chess, Psychology, Radio, Botzoo, Student Council Davie. Alex Baseball, Mana- ger Basketball. Doriner. Mildred Cutie Student Council Rep., Vice-Pres. llA, Botzoo, Thespians ...ggi- 1937 Collura. Edward Eddie Vice-Pres. IGB, Treasurer l2A, Thespians, Varsity Leaders, Botzoo Dawson. Iohn '4Dagwaod Drewes. Ruth Drewriz Botzoo ll n ,f It '69 - l....i Cunningham. Alice G. USA., Sr. Girl Reserves. Thespians, A u to Drivers, Sr. Lead- ers, Fixit Club DeBald. Helen 'fSmiles Girl Res. Treas., Auto Drivers Sec. and Treas., Fixit, Thespians, Senior Leaders l-i ORIOLE . . X s.- , ,- xi -. . . F, .:,, Ekiert. Edward E. .,Ed.. President l2B, Student Council, Varsity Leaders, Thes ians, Psycgology Firlit. Clara ' 'Clam ' ' Student Council, Sec'y. l2B, IZA, Sr, Girl Reserves Evosevic. Annette .'Vette Dramatic, Thespians, Senior Leaders Fisher. Paul R. rturimp-yn Sr. Aircraft, Radio Gibel. Vincent vim Student Council, Chess, Psychol- ogy, Swimming .l - i IU NE CLASS Fasnacht. Paul L. President l1B, German Club Treas., Chess, Biology. Chem, Oriole Staff, Hi-Y Foster. Agnes Peanuts Personality Gielrnann. Iohn W. uEggu Treasurer, Cam- era Club, Chem., Radio, Thespians, Senior Hi-Y l937 29--- Ferguson. Howard Fergie Psychology Gallagher. Virginia Virgie Librarian, Parent Teacher Booster, Vice-President, Student Council, Sr. Girl Reserves, World, Auto Driv- e r s , Thespians, Psychology Gmiter. Frances ..Feln Thespians, Auto Drivers, World Travel, Philo. Scrapbook, Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Leaders '91i'g,,,. Finn. Edmund --rim. Pres. 12B, l2A, Student Council, Oriole Stall Gallear. George C. Georgie Chess, Psychol ogy, Radio, Student Council .t l. .......... ORIOLE Goldmcm. Sidney S. --smtp Radio, Hi-Y, Dramatic, Bachelors, Chem., Camera, Personality Haluch. Andrew HnItz Radio, Baseball, Football, Basket- ball Gorga. Margaret ..,,f,ggy.. Secretary l2B. Thespians, World Harrington. Paul --fish Treasurer llB, Psychology, Football Holland. Robert E. ..B0b.. Secretary lZB. Vice-President, Chess Club Pres., Art Club Treas.. Oriole lllustrator TUNE CLASS Grow. Lorraine E. Laney Phylita, World Travel, Student Council, Thespians, Sr. Girl Reserves, Oriole Stall Hiltabidle. Anna Kate Kats Biology, Ayita, Chess, Sr. Leaders Iablonowski. Sophia lash President IUB. Girl Reserves Fixit Club --.so -- I937 Guzowski. Betty Ioan BPH Pres., 11B l2B, Scrap Book, World, Botzoo. Sr. Girl Reserves, Fixit, Thespians, Student Council Hladonik. Mary L. Smiles Thespians, World, Personality, Piano, Basketball Volleyball laros. Helen L. Dimples Student Council. Sr. Girl Reserves Ayita Halapatz. Ioseph foe Student Council, Radio, Hi-Y, Ayita. Hoehl. Robert Bob Psychology ..iTl . ORIOLE -..l..T- , 3 F . Kaczmarek, Pearline ...wsu Sr Girl Reserves Koloa. loseph lor Haclio, Chess, Psychology, Orchestra, Band Xaskons. Lenore .'Vurif ' Camera, Oriole Reporter, Senior Leaders, Biology, German Pres., Philo, World Club Kostek. Theodore 4' Thi Sr, Hi-Y, Nature Club, Psychology Kulhawiec. Iohn Kaboarh Thespians, Mgr. Swimming Team, Chemistry IUNE CLASS Kaszyclra. Mary Psychology. Knitting Kotulu. Stella A. SMU Sr. Life Savers, Psychology, Sen- ior Leaders Labash. Peter -'ma' Camera, Radio V. Pres., Ir. Aircraft Pres. ity.,- l937 Kiefer. Leona M. l.o11nir Camera, Chess, Sr. Leaders, Psy- chology, Chemis- try, Biology Krawczak. Leona I. l,rr Pres l1A, Vice- Pres. lOl'3, Sec'y. lOA l2B, Scrap Book, Ayita, Sen- ior Glrl Reserves, Thespians, Stu- d e n t Council, Philyta. World Travel, Botzoo Lahickey. loseph los Sr. Art, Chess G Kirk, Ann M. -- Kirk Sr. Leaders. Thespians Sec'y.- Treas., S e n i o r G 1 r l Reserves. German, Cherriis- try, Chess Kreil. Allyn P. ...Hn Hep. Stud. Colin zil, Ayita, Chess, Camera, Rotzoo .1 tlll-111-1 lili... ... ORIDLE Lambertus. Katherine Hskip., Student Council Rep., Dramatic, Thespians, Auto Drivers, Sr. Psy- chology, Sr. Girl G i rl Reserves, Travel, Marion- ette, Librarian Lewis. Ruth E. Psychology Lech. Stella Curly Sr. Girl Reserves Linnert. Rose Thespians. Senior Leaders, Psychol- OQY Maczko. Helen i'Mutzie Secretary lUA. Treasurer llB, Sr. Leaders, Girl Re- serves, Camera, Personality, Swimming. Basketball, Volleyball IUNE CLASS Lee. Robert C. .. Pak.. Chess Club Lucas. William ' ' Bill Secretary, Senior Art, Sr. Sketch, Senior Aircraft, Camera Mahan. lames C. iijimn Chemistry Vice- Presiclent, A u t 0 Drivers, Ayita, Oriole Staff, Radio ......1.32.....-. 1937 Levin. Edith MEM.. Thespians, Oriole News Staff, Chemistry, Psy- :hology, Phylita, German, Oriole Reporter Lydzinski. Francis R. Punry Personality, 'Thes- pians, Basketball Malek. Valeria D. A-Val Scrap Book, Sr. Girl Reserves. Thespians, Botzoo, World, Travel, Phylita an I , G Lewandowski. Henry C. Chess, Camera Macieiewski. Norman Norm Student Council Psychology, Cheerleader ORIOLE ' n .y Mamula. Latinka Laura r.Bcb.i Student Council Rep., Thespians, Psycholog . Phy- lita, Oriole Stall Mateer. Frank M. ,'lIutter Camera Pres., Chemistry, Ayita, Botzoo Mamula. Nicholas '-Nick Senior Art Club Pres., Baseball Mazolik. Dorothy Dali Camera, Psychology, Sr. Girl Reserves McPaul. lohn Mick Radio, Thespians, Botzoo, Psychol- ogy, Band . 1i .1 TUNE CLASS Marshall. Charles Chuck McCall. Donald R. .rvonn Vice-Pres IUB, Pres. 10A llB, Auto Drivers Pres., Varsity Club, Football Menzenmaier. Anna Mae ..Annu Secretary llA, President l2B, Chemistry, Stu- dent Council, Treas. IZA, Psy- chology, Travel Club, Girl Fle- serves, President l0A llB llA, Knit- ting, Botzoo Vice- Pres. i937 33- --H-T - Maschak. Nick Mashy Sr. Hi-Y McCann. Alice llonuy Psychology Meyer. Gula Gov-Goa Thespians, Personality, Makeup, Basket- ball, Volleyball C Masilon. Loretta Student Council Rep., Sr. Leaders, Chess, Thespians. Sr. Lile Savers McCormick. Anna Marie M icky' ' Swimming, Sen- ior Girl Reserves, Thespians, Psychology 11i-1-..-.1 - .il.l..1.. - .ll...l- -1 - ORIOLE 1-l ...l-.i-l -1 -1... :g r ' Michals. Gertrude A. uoenyn Oriole Rep. llB, Librarian IIA, Scrap Book, Philo, Phylita, World, Travel, Botzoo, Sr. Girl Reserves, Library Staff Morrell. Ann Sr. Leaders, Knitting Michalski, Norbert A. Nor Chemistry, Chess, Student Council, Psychology Pres. Moyer. Marie Student Council Rep., Thespians, Philo, Chemistry Nychey. Iohn Nitch PsycholOQY, Band il-l.l..1-1 IUNE CLASS Mirchich, Michael I. Serb Personality . Student Council, Basketball Neding. Regina Jean Treas. 10B IUA l1B, Sec'y. l2A, Thespians, Philo, Phylita, Psychol- og , World, Tra- vei Senior Girl Reserves 0'Connor Veronica Irish Thespians ..i....34..i. l937 Mooney. Catherine Katie Psychology, Auto Drivers, Sr. Leaders Nemmer, Karl -'Ruben Chemistry, Orchestra Olmstead. Ruth ..Rudy,, Personality Band, P W Moroney. Mildred 'Mnat.rie Auto Drivers, Sr. Leaders, Psychology Ninkovich, Sarah Sally Thespians, World Personality, Volleyball, Basketball ..l...-T ORIOLE 2 3, - .ms Q . Olmetead. Sara L. Sully Sr Girl Leaders, Psychology, Sen- ior Leaders Pisarcilr. Rose Run Fhespians, World, Travel, S c r a p Book, Senior Girl lieserves Patryck. Catherine L. - alia,-1 . Vice Pres. IZB, Sr. Leaders Pres., Camera, Oriole Sta f f, National Quill and Scroll, Swimming, Vols leyball, Basket! ball, Senior Life Saving, Chess, Personality Plish. Kathryn '-Amir fltudent Council Rep., Senior Girl Reserves, Philo, Phylita, Psychol- OQY Redman, Alice L. Rfd'Man Thespians, Camera, Girl Reserves, Glee, World, Oriole News - IUNE CLASS Peszko. Iohn A. HJ. P. Pres. IOB IOA llB. Vice - Pres. llA l2B IQA, A u t o Drivers Club, Philo, Botzoo, Football, Baseball Popovich. Pete Imp Personality, Foot- ball, Orchestra Reiche. Elmer Philip R. ..Rirhn Parent Teacher Booster l1A, Radio, Camera, Chess 35 ----- l937 Phipps. Myrtle Emma I'lmmiz ' Vice-Pres. llA, Treasurer l1B, Camera, Sr. Leaders, Girl Reserves, Personality, Basketball. Volleyball Posch. Frank M. Milf Chemistry, Chess, Auto Drivers, Botzoo, Football Mgr. Richards. Ruth Rirhie Sr. Girl Reserves, Botzoo, Sr. Lead- ers, Thespians . Pieklo. Nellie A. Pickles Library Com., Sr. Leaders, Camera. World, Knitting, Basketball Potsic. Mary .tlymsn Student Council Rep., Treas. llA, Sr. Leaders, Camera, Frocks G Smocks, Psychol., Girl Reserves, Basketball, Volleyball i.lL.i.l.l.T..-- i ..- ORIOLE -11- .ll. Reitz, Olive fflmzf' Sr. Girl Reserves, llgotzciqou World, SYC 0 OQYI Chemistry, Chess, Knitting, Oriole Editor-im Chief Schafer. George lacob Sonny Botzoo, Chess, Chemistry Pres., Philo, Oriole Staff, Pres. 1lA l2A, Student Council President Rocket. William Muscles Thespians, Li i e Saving, S w i rn - ming, Band Schenck. Hazel M. 11Hazn Student Council, Sr. Leaders, Psychology, Swimming Team Shnerch. Michael rrMikerr Auto Drivers, Psychology, Art Club IUNE CLASS Rodgers. Florence IIFIOU Sr. Leaders, Camera, Chess Sec'y., Life Saving, Oriole Stal Schohn, Oravine HMM, Football, Base- ball, Basketball Sisko. Stephen Regis Steve Auto Drivers, Life Life Saving, Band, Radio .1.-..36-....... l937 Roell. Leo flzekeil Radio President Chemistry, Ayita, Auto Drivers Semich. Frank E. .meltyn Sr. Hi-Y, Thes pians, Swimming Baseball Smudy. Leo Personality, Swimming l Romanowski. Venceslaus swam Presidest IOB, Personality Shanks, Iames njimu Student Council Rep., Senior Hi-Y Sec'y.-Treas., President l2B, Pres., Senior B's, Oriole Staff, Philo, Chemistry Pres., Quill and Scroll, Dramatic, Life Saving, Varsity -...-... ORIOLE - - D , Smurlo. Iennie iijenn Treasurer IIB, Librarian, Sr. Leaders, Sr. Girl Reserves Staab. Florine 1:Honey19 Psychology Sobczak. Gloria S. Zosh Psycholog1y, Sr. Leaders, reas. IOA, Volleyball Staudinger. Henry .iHankn Tana. Harry ..Hanyu Radio, Botzoo, Thespian, Band, Orchestra IUNE CLASS Sokol. George Butch Stegner. Albert L., Ir. nA ln Radio, Thespians, Auto Drivers, Oriole Reporter Trbovieh. Sophia r ssophn Treas. l1B 11A 12B 125, Sr. Girl Reserves, Botzoo, World Club, Psy- chol. Club Sec'Y., Thesfians, Phi o, Sr. eaders, Ori- ole Staff, Quill and Scroll, Chess -......37..i- 11.111937 Sorozynski. Henrietta Henri Oriole Rep. l2A, Scrap Book, Bot- zoo, Senior Girl Reserves, Ayita, Phylita, World Stepanovich. Sophie Student Council Rep., Philo, Phylita Trun. Francis Frank Personality '93 G Speth. Gilbert A. Tarzan Chemistry Sec'y. Treas., Radio, Oriole Illustrator Stone. Ella MEIN Oriole Staff, Li- brar Committee Quill' and Scroll Sr. Girl Reserves Chess, Sr. Lead- ers, Senior Art Thespians, Camera ORIOLE , k N ,Zi-.-,Q Tulisiak. Martha M. Marty Sr. Leaders Vice- Pres., Thespians Sec'y.-Treas., Sr. Girl Reserves, Chess Watkins. lames R. .iwann Camera, Oriole Illustrator, Sr. Hi- Y, Football Turyan, Iohn Auto Drivers, Philo, Chemistry, Botzoo, Psychol- OQY Williams, David I. Daw Thespians, Stamp Treasurer, World Travel, Dramatic, Botzoo Wisniewski. Pauline H. rrpollyn Girl Reserves, Thespians, Fixit, Chemistry, Scrap Book IUNE CLASS Ulis. Frances L. Franny World, Travel, Botzoo, Sr. Girl Reserves, Thespi- ans, Scrap Book, Sr. Lite Saving Williams. Eugene Gene Vice'Pres. IZA, President IUA, Student Council, Sergeant at Arms, Psychology, Chorus Woitczak. Charles E. ffchuckff Pres. l2A, Stu- dent Council, Sr. Art -Q sa -i Walko. Iohn Johnny Sr. Hi-Y, Camera Varsity, Thespi- ans, Football, Basketball, Swimming, Oriole lllustrator Willock. Pauline Paul Sr, Girl Reserves Marionette, Sec- retary l2A. Wolfe. lack Jack Pres. l2B, Ayita Dramatic, Chess French, S w i m ming I ..-Sv Warshawski. Mary Travel, Camera, Phylita, Library Committee Wilson. Russel B. Run Student Council, Chess l937 ,,-. Zawodniak. Gugqitig, DRIOLE Wozniak, Helen .-Honn Dramatic, Senior C1 1 r l Reserves, Swimming Anthony Truly Martin. Ioseph Inc Sr. Psychology, Swimmin , Student Council IUNE CLASS Wrobleski. Yancura. Zablotsky. Irene Marie George Walter B. Re'nir ' Churk Flash Dramatic, Senior Sr. Hi-Y, Presidest llA, G i r l Reserves, Basketball Student Council, Marionette, Per- Thespians, sonality Camera, Baseball Zielinski. Zoskey. GWYQH' Lorraine Eleanor G. Wgllwm i5lLNg'H1 R Camera' chess' Oiiiile News ll- r ir eserves Psychology lustmmrl Sketch Club, Basketball IN MEMORIAM IOHN RITZ Died May 4 1936 We pause in remembrance oi one who would have been one of us had not Death. the Grim Reaper inter- vened-. but Iohn is with us in spirit even now. Those who knew Iohn found him a quiet. reserved chap, and a splendid companion. -..-39.1. 1937 Zattler. George Ayitci, Chemistry Auto Drivers, ' Oriole Staff, Student Council Stanley Stan Football, Chemistry Tracz. Michael itpickn Radio, Boy Scouts, Chemistry, Swim- ming, Band, Or- chestra, Chorus i.. .tl ORIGLE . . ROSTER OF CLASSES . 12B-5 305 BALINSKI, IEAN BOERNER, RUTH BORNEMAN, GRACE BOZIC, GEORGE CIMCHUD, WALTER CYPRYCH, IOSEPH DITTMER, ELLA MAE ERDEL GEORGE GRAVES, WILLIAM GRIMES, IULIA HOLDA, EDMUND I-IUFNAGLE, EDWARD IANICK, WALTER IASKOWSKI, MICHAEL KLANIECKI, STANLEY KNOLL, IOHN KREPPS, HAROLD TTKUHN, DONALD LYDZINSKI, EDWARD MAMULA, AMELIA MCCLUSKEY, WINFIELD MILANOCIVH, ANNA TMURNAK, PAULINE OZOMOK, ANNE PFLEUGER, HARRY SCHNUPP, WALTER SEXAUER, ROBERT SPARGO, HOMER STERANKO, IOHN STOIANOVICH, NICHOLAS 12B-6 303 AUEL, ELIZABETH BRANDT, LEROY BRANNUM, ELLA DANDO, ELIZABETH DEMBROSKY, GRACE DUKRYN, MILDRED GERHOLD, ANNE MAE GUZAITIS, FRANK GUZAITIS, STANLEY HAROWSKI, IOSEPH HEADINGS, HELEN HOUGH, PEARY KARAFFA, IULIA KAROL, MARY KOWAL, NELLIE KRILL, HOWARD LAMANNA, SAM LOCKITICH, MILAN e: ' resi en MARHEFKA, IRENE MARTIN, IOSEPH MAYNOSZ, EVELYN MILLER, BERTHA MIRCHIC, ANNE MOESLEIN, DOROTHY MOORE, EDWARD MERVOSH, MILDRED POSKUS, IUSTINA 'ki' 'A' I PRZYWARA, IOHN GASPARIKI MAGDALENE HRADOWANSKI, CAROLYNE TSCHIMME, CHARLOTTE STIPANOVICH, DORA TEGTMEIER, MARY AGNES TRACZ, MICHAEL WASHINGTON, KITTIE L. UWASSELL, WALTER WEBB, MEINA WINKLER, GERTRUDE WORONIAK, MARY 11A-1 307 BOEHM, Dolores CARLTON, Margaret DOBINA, Nick DOBKIN, Abe DONATELLA, Louis DWULIT, Pauline FARBOTNIK, Theodore F ELDMEIER, Cecelia UGRAFAS, George HOLKO, Stella HOWIESON, Iames KASKONS, Patronella KASZYCKA, Stella KNORR, Lucile KUDLA, William LESKO, Ioseph LEWIS, Mabel MAHONEY, Eleanor MERVOSH, Mildred MILLER, Robert MUSULIN, Mildred NUGENT, Alice If TPOPIEL, Marion TREVTY, Anna SAMSON, Albert OSCHAEFER, Iean SCHUERLE, Bertha SCHULTZ, Walter SHATLAN, Helen STEIBEL, Thomas ki' 'I' T ice SULICK, Iohn SZYMCZAK, Francis TISCH, Harry VOELKER, Albert WENDT, Norris YANKUS, Petrunia YELLIG, Russell YESADOVICI-I, Mary ZAWICKI, Raymond 11A-2 306 ACKLIN, Norma BRITT, Francis BUTLER, Thomas CONNOLLY, Vincent DEERY, Raymond EKMAN, Iohn ENDLER, Alfred FERRY, Raymond GOEDERT, Paul HUEBERT, Marie IASINSKI, George KIIANKA, Albin KNECHT, Dorothy KNESTANT, Mary Ann KUZMA, Stephen LA MONTE, Anthony MADDEN, Robert MANTZ, Steve MCELHONE, 'thomas MIKALAUSKAS, Walter MOONEY, Dorothy MROCZKA, Ioseph O'MALLEY, Lillian PIASECKI, Ioseph RASKINIS, Paul REED, Iohn ROMANELLI, Antoinette SCHAKE, Louise SCHMIDT, Franklin STRAITER, James VERIKAS, Sylvia WADAWSKY, Betty IIA-3 203 FEDORNAK, Peter HATEIELD, Catherine I-IRYDIL, Peter KAROL, Helen KESSLER, Edna KETTER, Dolores KOSCIELNIAK, Alice KOSKER, Anna Catherine - resi en K Y P d 'I V P d t 1'Secrc-:tary TTT St d t C 1 D u en ounci . 40 il... TEUSUFEI' l937 i 1 -1 KOVAKOVICH, Mary LAPYCZAK, Blanche MAHAVEN, lack MARCELLA, Elizebeth MEDWID, Magdalene MIKLAS, Martha MOESLEIN, Mary MORAN, Harry MOWCZKO, Mary NYKIEL, Frank TTPAPCIAK, Francis PISCARCIK, Marie POPOVICH, Anne UPOTUZKO, Rose RONCZKA, Henry RZASA, Rose SADOWSKA, Wanda SALAPOW, Helen SI-IAKE, Ruth TSI-IIRIE, Anne SPAK, Victoria STEPANOVICI-I, Soph 'SZELEPKA, Casimir TULENKO, Michael VUKELICH, Helen ' WASIK, Stanley WIEMAN, Anna May WIECZFINSKI, Frank WILLIAMS, Virginia WINTERS, Alice Mae WOLFE, Mary IIA-4 302 ANTICH, Stephen BABSKI, Eveline BACINSKAS, George BARLEY, Charles BARONE, Ioseph BIERER, Carl BIRSIC, Margaret BOGDON, Anna CHUICK, Amelia CHURCHILL, George COSTOCK, Susie CZAIA, Elizabeth DANIEL, Lillian DAVIS, Howard EVANS, Ralph GOLUBIC, Cornelia GRIMES, Vera GUSTAITUS, Victor HENKE, Michael ie HOPE, Elma HURLEY, Michael IENKINS, Milton ' 'HKISELICA, Iohn TKLEIN, Ierome KOLODZIEI, Rudolph KOMLENIC, Ioseph KROSTYNSKI, Anna LEE, Elizabeth MACURAK, Ioseph MILANOVICH, Dorothy HNIESEN, Thomas OSTROLECKI, Raymond OPOCIERNICKI, Frank SPAK, Ioseph vSTATEWICZ, Mary STOCKS, William WILCZYNSKI, Henry IIA-5 310 AUL, Edward BAUER, La Verne BIALIK, Loretta BORKOSKI, Eleanor BRODZINSKI, Edna BRONDER, Mary CHAPINSKY, Elizabeth COLLINS, Mary Ann CROWLEY, Helen 'HDeBOR, Gilbert DYBA, Regina DZIADOSZ, Clara ENNIS, Dolores FAIERSKI, Iohn FELDMEIER, Leona FREUND, Sophia GEIER, Francis TGROSS, Elva GUTOWSKI, Agnes HANEY, Betty KENNEDY, Mary KETTL, Virginia 'KOREIWO, Frank LOSKET, Marie ULYONS, Eugene MCNEILLY, Mary O'HEARN, Walter ORGANIST, Helen PATTERSON, Dorothy PUGLIN, Iames SISKO, Rose STADIUHAR, Caroline ...... 41 -.... l l937 l SURDYK, Dorothy WATTS, Burton ' WOZNIAK, Sophia YAKSICH, Anna YESADOVIC, Tillie ZARNIC, Ruby ZAWODNIAK, Chester ZERONIS, Louis ZORN. Marie IZYCI-I, Marie 11B-6 308 BESPALKO, Esther BROZOVICH, Matthew CARIK, Helen COLLINS, Harriet 'COMBERIATL Francis DAILEY, Audrey DROZD, Catherine FEDOROVICI-I, Catherine FOX, Gertrude GRAD, Carl HANIAK, Zona UHOELLEIN, William IONES, Esther KIRK, Clara KOSKANOVICI-I, Zora KRUKH, Robert LAPE, Althea MAMULA, Dorothy MILKOVICH, Olga MINARICH, Helen MUCHA, Anne MURANO, Teresa HMUSTIN, Virginia MUSULIN, Natalie ' 'PUSATERL Eleanor RI-IYNER, Audrey SAKMAR, Rose STOIANOVICH, Peter SWAIN, Laties TRBOVICH, Dorothy TTRBOVICH, Ruby VUKELICH, Anne WILLIAMS, Mildred 11B-7 216 ALEXIS, lean BEHANNA, Rita BUCZYNSKI, Louis CORWELL, Thelma CUNNINGI-IAM, Leo. ,. ' .lilill- . -.l--il-1 DAYIEB, Edward OFIORE, Catherine HAWK, Alvin HERBEL, Ethel IABUKOWSKI, Dominic KACHMAR, Helen KARLOVICH, lohn TKOLESAR, Helen KUZIN, Albina 'LACKEY, Robert LACKO, Laura T-ILASICK, Laura LIPS, Bernice MCDONNELL, Ioseph MILANOVICH, Sophia MORGAN, Cora PHILLIPS, Iames REED, Paul SHNERCH, Olga WEBER, Donald 'WHITFlELD, Hettie DWIEMERT, Charles YANKUS, Iohn 11B-8 300 BARRETT, Catherine BEHANNA, Roberta BORDEN, Ora lane TBRICKER, Pearl CALDER, Mary Ann DOUGHTY, LaVaun ERDEL, Theodore HESSINGER, Betty HORVATH, Anna KARLO, Anne LACHMAN, Fannie QLUSTER, Orchard MARKOWITZ, Marie MERWID, Millie MIRCHICH, Sylvester MORRELL, Ruth MOSS, Annette 'NlMIC, Anthony OKARMA, Helen OSBORNE, Ruth PERGZOLA, Walter DPREVIS, Stephen PUDUP, Stanley RAIHALL, Laura RHODE, Albert SALADIAK, Rosella -, -iL1l-.lv--i URIOLE SCHNUPP, Lillian SCHUR, Nellie SEREDNETSKI, Anna STIPANOVICH, Doroth WENIGER, Ruth WILDER, Henry ZAREMSKI, Frank IDA-1 312 Allen, lane Anders, Ruth Balionis, Monica Best, Thelma Brier, Edith Cavett, Anna Cushing, Thelma Figan, Anna Gallagher, Dolores Gilliland, Ruth Graham, Marie Hill, Winifred Hough, Fay Kaszycka, Caroline Komlenic, Catherine Kosanovich, Mildred Kreil, Helen H'Kuhar, Rosella Kuntz, Elva Lewicki, Frances Long, Genevieve Loy, Louise McCall, David Metzgar, Hattie Northern, Eleanora Pietrzak, Gladys 1'Piotrzkowski, Valerie Rash, Catherine Richard, Anna Sobczak, lane Tatka, Iohn Taylor, Iohn 'Walters, Stella Weiss, Irene 10A-2 112 Alderson, Mary Arthman, Vera Mae Baker, Iohn Becker, Helen Bielski, Edward Bies, Rudolph ink lug...- l937 ,. 1, Y t 'ki' 1' -ki Czajkowski, Walter Darkowski, Bernard Devine, William Dietz, Roy Dudiak, Mary Farren, Rita Fiedler, Marvin Funaiock, Dorothea Galiszewski, Thaddeus Gray, Emily Halewicz, Millie Hand, Ralph Hill, Sidney Holowchak, Eugenia Kilgore, Dorothy Laczko, Frank Maslowski, Alice Meehan, William Mervosh, Nelda Miller, Lois Morris, Margaret Motil, George Murnak, Martha Page, Charles Pastorius, Ella May Posset, lohn Puppa, Samuel Redington, Iames Rodgers, Harry Saltzman, Elmer Schettler, Anthony Shimonovich, Rudolph Trbovich, Peter Vukelich, Peter Westbrook, Byrd Wilde, Gustav Williams, Doris Treasurer Winkowski, Bronis Woshner, William Zachary, Bernard 10A-3 113 Barsausks, Ann Barkowski, Hedwig Bodura, Victoria Chojnowski, Peter Dukstein, Walter Haggerty, Edna Knorr, George Kustes, Fred 11-ni: .lli URIOLE 41...- TI..amanna, August Marhefka, Helen Mazur, Blanche McGrath, Katherine Miller, Charles Mirchich, Dush Murphy, Lawrence Osborne, Louise Schmidt, Arthur Tazza, Mildred uTuryan, Alberta Vetere, Iames Vukelich, Olga 1'1'Wright, Dorothy 10A-4 215 Baney, Ruth Basara, George Bradis, Ioseph Chronowiat, Edward Ciuhcinski, Benny Collins, Ann Costello, George Davidson, Dorothy Dobinak, Katherine Dombroski, Walter Doran, Alice ti' Fijalkowska, Genevieve 1'1'Gal1agher, Mary Agnes Gibel, Eleanor Golubic, Walter Gorga, Theresa 4 Hampson, Marion Hawrylak, Iames Kijanka, Valentina Konieczna, Agnes Kurtock, Margaret Leese, Eleanor Malle, Flora Manko, Michael McCann, Rita O'Brien, Rosetta Peters, David Popatak, Iean Purvickas, Wanda Sawczak, Stephen 'I'Stackawitz, Doroth Wanzco, Peter Williams, Ann Wittman, Dorothy o SG 10A-5 206 Bernatonis, Bernard Bittner, Norman Bujnowski, Norbert Daley, Sylvester Harrington, Donald Kowiatek, Alice Macher, Edna Meyer, Mildred 1'McIntyre, Grace Neverdauskus, Frances Niedzinska, Isabel Palusak, Anna Plantz, Stephen Ratajczak, Bernadine Reagle, Grace Reibel, La Verne Sarna, Marie Siebauer, Marie Slivinski, Eugenia Stabryla, Leona Szala, Anna Thompson, Betty Tomczak, Anna Wagner, Gilbert Wallace, Fern Wallace, Iames Wilczynski, Henrietta Winiecki, Sylvia Wozniak, Gertrude 10A-6 2Ub 'fBiermitsky, William Blumberg, Casimir Burey, Peter Bywalski, Chester Carik, Ioseph Dudek, Stanley Garfold, Huey Gronsky, Mary Ann Gustaitis, Vincent Henning, Elizabeth Honeygosky, Helen Hornbiak, Michael Ianitor, Michael Karlovich, Peter Labash, Ioseph Limbach, Fred Manko, Edward V Mieruniski, Wencesla Wysocki, Vera 1-1-Modrak, Bernard . ..43l.. l-1v 1937 1 UE Passanante, Iames Pawelko, Helen Prilla, Alex Slivinski, Edwin ' 'Stoka, Harry Tamker, Iohn Wieclaw, Theodore 10A-7 117 'l l'Aul, Marie Balco, Michael Dietz, Margaret Drach, Donald Drazkiewicz, Henry Fitzgerald, Thomas Gerhold, Melvin Golbiewski, Edwin Golembiewski, Irene Gurchak, Margaret l'Hey, William Huebert, Eileen Krnonlc, Stella Kocent, Alexander Kolos, Leona Kowalski, Bernard Kuenzig, Albert Keenes, Bertha Larson, Thomas Malie, Paul Michalek, Edward Michalski, Raymond McArdle, Mary McCormick, Rita u Nea, Peter Olszewska, Eugenia Pisarcik, Charles Rieber, Roymond Roach, Martin Spanik, Carl Staniszewska, Irene Talak, Christopher Tracey, Lawrence Tulisiak, Iohn Ward, Alice Wawrzynski, Henry Yarsky, Cletus Yarsky, Iohn Zaroda, Regina Zelechivsky, Lubo Zigmond, Marie Zisterer, Marian 1- - .Ll...ll .1-i- ...?..... DRIOLE 10B-8 114 Chodor, Raymond Crawley, Iames Domostoy, Michael Fox, Francis Gibbons, Iohn Goziak, Nicholas Halushichak, Stephen Hodgson, Horbert Holowchak, lohn Kasten, Raymond Kochka, George Kouloumbrides, Valla Kurhan, Stephen Lanetz, Viola Malik, Walter Mamula, Mildred Mamula, Olga Mamula, Rudolph Manalovich, Martha Miller, William Popuga, Elizabeth Papuga, Matilda Plewinski, Henry 1'Popovich, Pauline Raynovich, Robert Short, Dorothy 1 fStanich, Sylvester Steed, Donald Sulinski, Frank Trbovich, Eli Weaver, Albert Zylak, Lucille 10B-9 212 Amos, Mary Basard, Helen Benotaitis, Cathryn Brazen, Ethel Brosky, Florence Burkett, Robert Dervin, lack Doyle, Iune Fortner, Chester Hagan, Virginia Hall, Dorothy Hall, Thelma Horvath, Helen Iamison, Esther 1 l'Kosanovich, Mileva Makstutis, Adella a 'A'-A' 'kk 'A' Mathews, Ruth Milanovich, Mary Motil, Mary 'Mowczko, Anna Niebryzdowski, Adolph Obiecunas, Walter Obremski, Sophia Parzuhoska, Mildred Pieklo, Agnes Popowich, Catherine Rudick, Andrew Sherman, Norman Stanislaus, Andrew Streiner, Eleanor Trbovich, Helen Trbovich, Mildred Wilkinson, Earl 10B-10 217 Berchak, Mary Camino, Iohn Cordell, Iohn Fallon, Iohn Heririch, Florence Hesse, Ruth Hufnagle, Dorothy lrvin, George lzza, Iosephine Kinger, Lillian Koval, Iohn Kowalski, lrene 0 T 1'Krostynski, Mary Mahaven, Harry Maloney, Thomas Murray, Frances Pfeiffer, lack Rodgers, Frances Rodgers, Frances 'Sauers, Betty Schultz, Howard .-.i.i . 'lr friedland, irvin galtz, sara greb, stella crodner, paul harris, frank henderson, arthur herbster, virginia hutchinson, Wendell kosanovich, michael kostko, michael kravetz, jean krepps, charles kudalis, stephen latimer, letha mack, louise mahaven, stella mamula, anna manko, frances mcguire, william musulin, helen perdziola, stella pomietto, john rosen, irwin rosiak, alfred schoming, leo schultz, francis schnerch, jennie smith, jennie smith, mora snee, grace stepanovich, ralph thome, violet trauschke, ruth westbrook, howard White, julia Wilde, ralph williams, barriet witmer, betty Wyse, naomi zorowski, alfonso Stepanovich, Dorothy SA-2 102 Wassel, Marie Weinzierl, Albert 'l'Williams, LaRue 9A-1 209 baltic, nellie baranetski, stephen bosak, stephen cohen, sidney davidson, florence tdrozd, jennie ......44....... T baltzer, alice barrett, albert becker, ann blatzer, charles brecht, kenneth Chapman, dorothy danko, dorothy derrick, leona dombrowski, johanna emery, isabelle L-11-ilu 1937 1.ll.1 erfort, philip fedorsky, cecilia ferguson, jean gocinski, sophia jaczesko, helen kaszycki, stanley kennedy, charles kincak, rose Hkonieczny, edward 1-Tkostelc, john kraus, leo kroll, ann labecka, monica lazorko, stephen mazurek, gertrude pociernicki, carl powell, bertha pukansky, William rodgers, helen seba, anna slinskev, evelyn socovich, alice taylor, jessie vavrek, margaet Wall, helen Weber, aanes Winterhalter, laura yamrozik, walter zelechivsky, irene 9A-3 106 adamiak, nellie aiken, robert albert, martha brandt, harry jbrown, sadie Callahan, charles campbell, thomas dayieb, sarah delanko, laura fedorovich, nina gross, ruth henderson, charles hoard, minnie hurey, mildred javorski, stanley jones, norma jozefowicz, chester judge, betty jane koschak, margaret lipovsky, joseph . marsella, sam martin, earl murray, mary murphy, james novorolsky, dominic orsi, rina ostrolecki, gertrude papariella, anthony penkrot, john petrauskas, bernice podolak, helen poskus, pauline preklas, mae readie, washallen redman, Wesley reinhart, Wilma repetti, sylveria rhodes, george sachko, paul schmitt, joseph supon, ruth talak, betty vetere, mary 9A-4 105 bloskis, charles fedorak, michael Hhubicki, edward kleina, thaddeus Tkubula, edward kwolek, bronislaus labash, stephen leon, stanley mamula, ned mcguire, hubert mcmillan, john medvedo, paul noWak, frank palashoff, james powanda, stefan reeves, jay rudolph, edward sadowski, roman sarama, theodore seddon, fred semich, paul stipanovich, nicholas szcepankowski ,john tracz, stanley Weber, theodore weniger, andrew .lfjii .-......-,.-1937 Wysowski, stanley 9A-5 101 bagley, jane baron, Walter bidzilya, irene boyd, viola butterweck, charles connell, mary ethel davic, helen dudek, monica hardy, juanita hardy, margaret herbel, esther jarasiewicz, helen karscig, joseph killosky, elizabeth krosofsky, helen kruszewska, martha kuba, elsie kunkel, gustave mainos, john manko, margaret marsella, mary marszalek, marian monroe, anna mary muniz, victoria musulin, nick preiviznich, helen Tstashenko, anna stevens, norman theis, jack tolien, levora travica, peter trbovich, anna trbovich, emily tschippert, William vetter, fredric Wendt, clare Wlazlinski, edward Wypiorczyk, mitchell zugec, barbara 9A-6 200 barner, helen capozzoli, albert connolly, raymond daszynycz, eugene Tdebski, theresa doriner, ann emge, ellen -l1 ... .1... .. goerk, mary jean harrington, ruth heiser, bernice T Thoffman, katherine hull, william jaworski, henry kalinowsky, clolores kaminsky, rita kielarowska, helen kirley, edward kort, henrietta kovach, elizabeth krantz, evelyn kuniej, jean legas, antoinette letki, henry rnackowiak, rita mccann, rosemary mcelhorne, betty mcfarland, thomas michalski, michael migliozzi, earl murphy, william nemmer, julian nicklaus, raymond nogowska, helen rodgers, richard salacinska, genevieve schrnidt, donald schneider, henry schultz, raymond sonosky, emile stabryla, adeline sweeney, robert Wadowslgy, alice Waldo, alberta ll' i yasadovich, lillian 9A-7 210 brown, gloria casne, catherine chapinski, laura colligan, mary cwikla, helen cyprych, helen davis, william firlit, florence tlaherty, james Tgallagher, dolores goodwin, john holzer, ruth 1 ORIOLE janiak, edmund jencka, anna jenionowski, dorothy lcernesey, clara kettl, jean kiczorowska, stella kirik, elizabeth kokowski, edward kownacki, alxander kubisick, regina kurzawski, gilbert kwiatkowska, olympia labbett, erma michalek, eugenia mielnicki, irene norkiewicz, gertruaie 'mf chalowicz, janet obidzinski, casmira 'l' Torganist, helen polasky, monica proch, helen roslanskiL eleanor rugiel, lillian sopata, sophie szafranski, andrew szewczyk, stanley tomlanovich, anna urbaniak, eleanor winkowski, alberta wonosky, clare wozniak, dorothy zientarski, mary zmuclzinska, grace zych, florence 9A-5 205 arbasak, mary aurila, albert bacinskas, anna baban, barbara brannum, ruby brodzinski, rita churilla, stephen condry, marjorie dembowska, catherine drevitch, dolores ekiert, helen ennis, rita filo, veronica gronsky, rose jaclcowslci, walter ...l.-46 .. , 1,L1.l..1-i:1-- , jaworski, chester jurkonis, alberta kieliszek, cecelia knorr, bernice krajewski, Stanislaus labbett, bryant lutz, ruth mooney, ruth Mmoran, norene olup, dorothy 'organist, margaret pavlik, margaret pesko, walter pocevici, margaret pokora, vistoria polasky, florence polka, agnes polman, sophie przybylska, mathilda revilak, anthony rog, edward Trusenko, helen sobczak, irene stockus, helen switala, joseph takauskas, leatrice tarasovic, stephen wagner, dorothy walker, minnie zalewski, edward zofcin, rosalia 9B-9 202 aldersoi, bessie auel, henrietta avery, james Jftbarfeld, sam baronetski, julia belz, frances bespalko, stephen bikowski, elizabeth Costello, mabel 'dabroWski, henry daley, bernice darichak, john domostoy, sophie treund, donald garbus, michael guardino, peter haluschak, peter kachmar, stephen l937 r 1.1 ORIOLE -.i-,,-. kase, edna klawansky, sam koerth, james martin, helen maynosz, julia moss, helen nimec, eva noveta, bertha petrauskas, joseph pflueger, charles musluin, nick piscarski, stella piso, michael popiel, walter robinson, lillian schultz, anna marie smarsh, anna smtih, doloris solow, norman thatch, john thomas, george Ttopich, mildred tulenko, joseph viga, mary visnich, dorothy wolny, kathryn zurilla, margarer 9B-10 104 ackerman, virginia bagnull, bertha bagnull, margaret bawkey, stella bergeron, florence blain, mildred brandt, clara brandt, laura bricker, madaline brozovich, anna chardello, frank dubchak, helen fabio, anthony feclorak, helen garfold, victor garrity, hildegrade gearing, mildred griesbaum, anna mae hilldoerter, joseph 'H'jaczesko, helen jjordan, raymond karlo, sophie -1-l1.l .T ii kincak, mary knger, dorothy kollar, edward kotula, eugenia kuba, anne kuehn, elsie leap, elizabeth lehmeier, dorothy mamula, irene mayer, gilbert metzger, edward murray, jerome oldynski, cecilia patterson, jean proskey, mary louise rahuba, sylvester rowlands, lorraine ryjer, helen salopek, anthony schultz, eileen schultz, leonard shatter, jane sobol, helen truax, thomas walko, nicholas watzlaf, catherine wozniak, michael wright, delwin 9B-ll 208 alex, helen bloch, irene clark, priscilla dell, betty kanchy, pauline kirsch, margaret kopchak, ethel korol, olga kuchta, nicholas kusiak, laura lutz, henry mamula, mary maskew, elizabeth maskew, ruth Tmccloskey, cleo medwid, michael Mmichaluk, simon muse, rita musulin, eli napicek, joseph pilipczak, amelia ......-47......i pudliclc, Josephine reed, charles thode, betty ritchie, lorraine saclowski, francis sawczak, john schneider, robert sehnke, walter slencauskas, helen slencauskas, victor stafford, jeannette stepanovich, george stepanovich, rudolph sydor, olga tomsich, frances toner, mary trbovich, eva 'H'trbovich, mildred tyszka, florence washington, elizabeth williams, joseph Williams, olive winowich, nicholas wolwowicz, leona yankus, antoinette young, lois zarewczynski, john 9B-12-ll bennett, William budziszewski, ralph carik, Wiliam 'l'clark, edward colton, george darke, roger 'dietz, walter dietz, walter a. Hdukevik, stanley dwulit, walter gaboda, joseph gaines, william . gorski, john Hhaddock, joseph krill, raymond mahowski, nicholas mccall, robert stepanac, john wilbik, anthony wozniak, henry yancura, joseph zielinski, aloysius ....l1i,l937i.ll... i BA-1 100 abraham, robert baltic, sophie basenko, pauline benson, dorothy bickert, betty bodnar, catherine bosak, mary bostic, diana bronson, bernice chasey, amelia degrange, gertrude dietz, dolores fiore, isabel flech, myra goldblum, charles herron, irene izza, jennie kanchy, anna kaskons, nellie kowalski, sophie lesko, rose mamula, melvin mazur, frances motil, pauline moxley, virgie Tmurnak, ruth papuga, hildagarde 'j j'phipps, james pusateri, john salapow, nin 'sapsara, paul schultz, sylvict seiler, william smurlo, mary smyckek, martin sobczak, minnie sroczynska, reta stimmel, jean trbovich, sam it warshawski, katherine wilson, harvey Wojciechowski, alice BA-2 103 antczak, marie bick, robert boger, richard bogucka, florence bonsall, charles bos, matthew burey, andrew butchko, walter dawson, claire fassinger, evelyn finn, william fox, jack frantz, ruby homa, margaret Mhopp, dorothy hopp, william jeffries, florence karscig, michael klebya, laura kopchak, jack kosanovich, sophie at ORIOLE krop, mary louise kraszczak, antoinette kowalski, george lips, arthur loomis, russell long, evelyn mantz, william morgan, audrey mykytiuk, william niemiec, sophia pudlick, stephen ritchie, joseph 'rychcik, joseph schack, george schnupp, william Tschwartz, betty spotovich, mildred wilk, julia wuschunowski, jennie yantz, lawrence 8A-3 313 adams, andrew bova, james coyne, dolores cryster, james czerwinski, helen fassinger, raymond gathers, anna gerber, lillian gilliland, lloyn hall, gloria harkins, john jaczesko, john kopulchak, anna koval, mary jane kowal, eugenict kreczkowski, sophie Tlacko, william . lamolinare, victor mantz, betty jane markowitz, joseph mccall, beaulah mckain, spencer ' medvedo, helen michael, penelope micola, helen mitts, florence nesbit, betty phillips, henry pleczynska, regina raihall, william reft, laura rodgers, james 'j j'rolka, eleanor rostocki, anna BA-4 315 avich, helen . avich, mary billiant, john bodnar, margaret brady, anna davis, jean donahue, teresa dyda, helen greenspan, lena -1. 48,.,.,.....,,.,,-. 1937 guest, john guest, joseph hughes, james karekowsky, anna kessner, amy kiselica, mary kunold, james 'lazor, pauline maczko, john maryniak, harry olup, anna 'I j'perich, sophia petraitis, joseph poole, laura puglin, nicholas Trathway, katherine renda, jennie sakmar, john spargo, sarah surdyk, alberta tarwacki, walter thomas, alex tomczak, frank tracz, laura vanatta, helen walter, betty walter, marie BA-5 213 boldizar, john bostic, dorothy 'buszko, ann drotar, frances dudek, bernard fielding, martha hardy, louise hawrelak, julia jones, rena kostek, sophie kiray, mary jane langol, andrew layton, wilbur Tlinnert, milton little, alexander mason, ruth milkovich, mildred minch, dolores rnorgele, raymond moskal, stanley paczkan, stephen senchesen, nicholas sobol, nellie sobolalc, florence sparzak, harry street, thelma swidarski, anna 'towarnicki, william vanatta, john 'j j'walko, ignatius wilder, george winovich, anna wuschunowski, joseph yarmock, margaret zajch, joseph zelechivsky, olga . 1 BB-B 118 'balinski, mary bankowska, zita barron, dorothy bikowski, bernice bova, carmella bozic, mildred brozovich, katherine buggan, genevieve cohen, sylvia curry, elmer dailey, raymond daley, dorothy davic, mildred dienert, dorothy fabbio, josephine fleck, olga 'hutchinson, illeana kosanovich, dorothy kosanovich, helen kosanovich, irene koski, william kovacevich, helen kowal, helen 1'1'kravetz, mercedes mcgill, mildred michalchak, dorothy minarich, john C21 ponder, ruth powanda, john sander, anthony savecka, rose solomon, sophie stelmasczek, sophie sunajko, helen thompson, milton trbovich, milan vasilevich, alex vukelich, dush wajda, mary wasik, nellie jwilliams, mary winovich, peter winowich, dorothy zablotska, grace zalewski, thomas BB-7 201 bishop, rosemarie breitweiser, marjorie brody, helen dando, nora deakin, ralph domostoy, paul doughty, delbert foster, james fox, catherine gregord, william hengster, june hobday, jesse 'H'horbiak, stephen horvath, sophie jatszymska, frances jatszymska, johanna johnson, charles kirk, helen kiselica, olga kolesar, john kosanovich, mildred ORIOLE krakofsky, paul kuhn, laverne 'lachman, morris lorey, laverne lockitich, irene mantz, norma martin, mary matesa, joseph mcginley, anna mae mervosh, dush mihalik, george miner, earl neill, ruth o'malley, alice popovich, michael post, josepha ray, henry ' 'shaffeflr, alice staib, louise yovetich, milan wozny, john BB-2 214 abraham, rose brown, mary carrick, margaret dedo, teddy demenchak, paul drew, pencila dudiak, peter dukevik, walter dyke, florence grahovic, anna gray, john holowchak, julia hopkins, lillian hrydil, helen jenkins, robert karabinos, john 'H'kilczycka, helen labyoda, margaret Tlanick, jenny maczko, michael mcdermott, thomas mcginley, john mervosh, michael minarich, john moreno, wallie muzyk, walter pacak, mary paczkan, anna parker, anna mae 'parker, jane pergzola, veronica petroski, henry plantz, mildred platz, william powell, inells podolak, dolores popovich, john radwanski, thomas smarsh, helen smith, dorothy smith, edward stevens, charles yaksich, theodore yovetich, george 8B-9 abbott, frank ,..4Q..l.. ns - ...T.l.l937 ackerman, clare banks, violet bisesi, rose brady, mildred disena, francis draper, albert lorrisi, peter gruzik, blcmche juha, elmer kaczorwska, jennie kirchavy, andrew kolodziej, joseph koruda, robert kustes, edward mamula, sam pisowicz, watler platz, margaret postol, margaret prekopi, michael Tprokopec, john pry, lula rayman, joseph reith, anna mae rybicki, lillian schilling, dolores scullion, margaret sosnicki, andrew taylor, cleo 'l'1'tobolski, leona tomsich, anthony watson, loretta witmer, jane yakisch, sam young, pearl zeitlman, laverne 7B-l 218 Tallen, lillian i l'auel, ruth blinkey, anna burch, esther sarik, john davic, george dawson, thomas fleck, ida galtz, charles garbus, anna Eoolsby, evelyn arriger, patricia heris o, irene herisko, olga jacobs, mona Lenkins, william arnafel, paul kessler, sadie kohut, walter malley, helen manko, william mirchich, sophie motil, john penkrot, stella pieklo, victoria polosky, margaret ponder, colleen poth, grace przywara, jean rudick, anna serednetski, john soroka t l ee Q , s an ey lomasello, marie trbovich, milton watson, alex Westbrook, monteane wierdak, joseph wozniak, john wozny, walter 7A-2 9 ackerman, mary eliz. alaimo, marie - - 'barrett, rnargaret beondik, alice buggan, william chaconas, helen daszyncz, dorothy decarlo, ralph deutsch, louis dombroski, marie Tteaster, hettie golben, john grow, jean gutkowski, theodore urey, dorothy kimko, walter lahickey, john layton, james machnick, nicholas mack, edward maschak, julia matturro, rose mcminn, william minch, edward nadalin, guy neill, june obert, stanley' orsagas, sop ie owen, mildred papariella, carmella petrunio, michael ranick, milton sakmar, betty Tjstinson, james trbovich, nicholas urdinyk, john vansach, elizabeth vogel, velma wiliams, george williams, thomas wojtowicz, anna wo fe, joseph yuhas, pauline 7A-3 6 abbott, carmella abraham, lorraine belajac, john bespalko, michael bidzilya, margaret brown, helen brown, mary jane TTburik, andrew crites, anna davis, edward dolgy, anna eggerton, albert Tgrad, josephine 'henderson, mamie c homer, henry 'IA-4 Berckmiller, alice blam, margaret bulback, john carp, sophia clark, john gilliand, virginia gniatkowski, helen golebiewski, anna hengstler, louise horan, james horjack, frances kaczorowski, ruth karchut, irene kincak, walter kraniak, paul kraniak, paul krom, howard lesny, anna lewis, jack macher. ralph malewski, joseph TTmalik, ferdinand manko, george marsella, joseph milonovich, michael mathews, margaret ORIOLE milariovich, michael millson, wilson myers, donald naab, james pastir, michael polly, julia Tpopotak, walter preklas, john prinkey, ida quinn, james richard, josephine slusarz, anna smith, jerome sobolak, cecelia waldo, lorraine wanczo, paul washington, louise wilder, curtis zatorski, joseph 7A-5 ff burden, herbert caianzarro, nympha corbett, beulan corae11, helen crites, virginia fabbio, peter Tgehring, robert gniatkowski, anna grimes, walter gross, bertha inabinet, iriver junda, margie kenny, margaret krostynski, stephanie kravesky, henry lawryk, rose leest, geraldine lehrman, leo luport, james makar, myron mamula, michael malley, genevieve mason, james nicholas, james popovich, george purpura, rose robinson, emsey roagers, irene schultz, john senczik, frank solomen, agnes sunseri, sam thomas, annabella trout, edward vidunas, joseph vaytilla, mary waldo, jerome watson, george wilk, mary wlazinska, doloreg zorn, john 7B-6 babski, beebe bendig, george bluestorie, gerald bogucka, stella brnilovich, nadine butchko, anna catanzaro, marie corbett, charlotte davic, ned devine, evelyn dym, joseph cratz, charles Tkaszycha, helen 'ketko, nancy kolesar, albert komlenic, violet kuzin, marcella lacko, margaret lamanna, marion mainosa, michael mamula, irene Ttmamula, wallace medvedo, dorothy metro, irene musulin, michael naunokas, george o'karma, george passamante, george pipelo, anna rodgers, violet schultz, laverne steding, george stinson, mary szedny, nadine szedny, victoria topioh, nadine vuckan, margaret williams, calvin 7B-7 andrews, irene bonsall, carol jean borneman, norman chlop, francis coates, edward colton, margaret ercoli, violet goolsby, elizabeth hamilton, june hearn, jane henning, frank inabinet, elleves kimpiski, walter kolodziel, fred kopulchak, john liozeko, john r wanycz, mary kulzich, michael kuehn, stephen laughry, milton mack, walter meade, howard 'meade, howard mihalik, martha macginley, dorothy mcki lop, william nimec, rose nitowski, victor oliver, silvio Tlopacic, nicholas patridge, mary prokepec, mary poole, george 'raihall, vera rostocki, mildred sexton, thomas stepanovich, peter vetere, frank woodson, vernon zabetka, lucy 7B-8 balco, mary banks, irene banks, pearl buszko, walter emery, john gasiorowska, blanche hardy, thelma hawrilak, michael hawrelak, william 'kareosky, fred kaskons, peter keller, elva kostelnik, Imichael kukich, george kulczycka, josephine lanszak, chester loerlo-in, lorrain mazolik, paul mikalauskas, raymond murphy, jack newman, ruth osborne, stephen perdziola, stephen powanda, michael rogowski, john stiefvater, thomas .l 50.1 n stoss, michael sunseri, marianna susnjar, mildred szalbewaska, marcella thomas, marjorie wantuck, bernard washington, thomas waters, ra hael williams, eljmer Twinter, howard winterhalter, joseph wypiorczyk, helen wyse, gertrude 'IB-9 adamiak, celia adams, john berckmiller, alice basewski, frank brnilovich, peter cardell, lesley cardello, frank chardello, tony ciak, anna davis, jack gayis, inargaret 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IDGFY giles, wilfred uzowski, alphonse Tliomer, peter 'readings, beverly karnafel, martha kemp, betty jane kopycinski, ellsworth mamula, mary michalski, edward miller, albert monroe, rebecca nicholas, mabel novak, edward ott, clara reinhardt, edna schuerle, john sipior, joseph sobieralski, joseph stagord, jesse stanich, peter stojanovich, martha thatch, anna thorn son, emma wasyllk, julia winovich, julia yamrozik, laura hufnagle, robert ignasky, ralph jurkonis, peter komlenic, daniel 'korol, benedick kunkel, rosanna kurtock, jack logan, jack matesa, robert mazur, josephine patterson, john patterson, irene raymer, william revty, sameul ries, herbert robinson, edward schaefer, john smith, rose jaranko, irene trbovich, sonhie walker, virginia waclawski, peter wiemert, norman wisniewski, anthony 'President Vice-President j'Secretary TTTreasurer 0 Student Council 1937 ORIOLE Z............. ACTIVITIES 51...... .i.,i.l937.,1..... -.-..?. ORIOLE n-,--.-. MISS KUNDE MR. MQCDONALD MR, BURGHARDT MR. DEAN A CONFESSION Now that the completion of the Year Book is a reality, we have a contession to make, We thought, if we thought at all, that we would join the staff, get our pictures taken, write a few articles, get the artists ot the class to draw some cartoons, collect some snapshots from the Camera Club, and presto, in due time the printers would deliver our prize. Only those, who have gone before, realize what a surprise we had coming to us. That we have succeeded in any measure is mainly due to the tireless and steady cooperation ot our sponsors, Accordingly We wish to thank Miss Kunde for the Art Work and book arrangement, Mr. MacDonald for much of the photography and management, Mr. Dean tor his organization of sales, and Mr. Burghardt for details of content, new features, and contacts with members of the Year Book staff, THE EDITORS ORIOLE HLUSTRATORS -.-uv 52 l gi-11.11937 1l. ,ll ORIOLE YEARBOOK STAFF Sofphia Trbovich Edith Muser lame: Shanks Olive Beit: Esther Groenert 'uculty llditor Co-Editor Co-Editor Assistant Editor Feature Editor Reqina Noding Sophia Iablonowski Anna Menlenmaier Frank Mateer Catherine Patryck Feature Editor Literary Editor Photographic Editor ASE! Photoqrcxphic Girls' Sports Editor . itor George Schafer Iohn Walko Robert Holland lack Cohen Marie Moyer Boys' Sports: llditor Art Editor Art Editor Alumni Editor Business Manaqer Edmund Finn George Klotxbauqh Ella Stone Ruth Muessner Edith Levin Advertisinq Mgr Circulation Mgr. Reporter Reporter Reporter Lorraine Grow Laura Mamula Stella Halowchalr Clara Firlit Reporter Reporter Reporter Typist lg...- 1937 ORIDLE il, FEBRUARY CLASS GFFICERS President .... ............. . ---. .......... George Klotzbcrugh Vice President Us .... Raymond Rctbinek Secretory .... ...... I une Weber Treasurer --- H- Ruth Messner Iune Class Officers 1937 President .,,.... ,.........., , .......... - -- Edmund Finn Vice President .v,s s.,. L orrdine Grow Secretary ,.... --- Gertrude Bozic Treosurer he -W Helen DeBorld -.. 54-.1 l937 . -.1 MISS FROST We, the Iune graduating class, wish to express our appreciation to South I'Iigh's Vocational Counselor, Miss Stewart, for much encourage- ment along our scholastic ORIOLE To our gracious and sacri- ficing sponsors, Miss Frost and Mr. Dean, we, the Feb- ruary Class, extend our hearty thanks. MISS STEWART May we present a verbal bouquet to our sponsors, Miss Stein and Mr. Castaldo, for their skilled and clever guid- ance of our last semester's activities. MR. DEAN road. She has never failed to give advice ,which we have felt to be both experienced and sincere. It has been one ot South's greatest advan- tages to know this kindly, sympathetic lady. MISS STEIN MR. COSTALDO .155...... 1937 .1i1 T ORIOLE .... i. l sv ...R-. Be Loyal si U , 741 1 X gf' 2,5 400. ........55...., li937 411349 i..i. ...-.lT.l- .lill- Madge To Susie Letters Madge has come to South High School where she is a member of the Iune '37 Class. She has left behind in Rosedale High her girl friend, Susie. Madge promises to write each month and does so as follows: South High School Tenth and Carson Streets Pittsburgh, Pa. '- September 30, 1936 Dear Susie: - You know I promised you when I left Rosedale to write a monthly letter to let you know how things were going in school. We finally found a place to live and the School, of the many in Pittsburgh, which I attend, is called South High. It is located on Tenth and Carson Streets. Let me tell you something about our school. It has an enrollment of some 2,200 stu- dents. South High consists of two buildings, an old one and a new one. The new building recently has had additions in the rear creating a maze of hallways. I was confused for days but I now know my way around. Boy, O Boyl Did I have a time getting my schedule fixedl There was a question ol my record at Rosedale High and the number of credits I needed to graduate here next Iune. Finally things were arranged. Am I happyl Mr. McLaughlin, principal and Mr. Iohnson, vice principal, extended their first greet- ing to all South High students, both old and new at the first assembly. This was the best quotation in the two speeches: Each day I will beat my own record. I think I will try that. The Oriole News, our school paper, is now having a campaign to secure more sub- scribers. - I must tell you about the Football Rally. In the assembly I saw the handsomest, dark haired boy. He is just divine. I would certainly love to meet him. Perhaps some of the girls in our class know him. I overheard some boys talking about him and from their conver- sation I think he is a star football halt-back. Wish me luck. Rah-Rah-'there I go again. All night long I keep repeating those cheers in my sleep. The Oriole printed a group ol football cheers and I am trying to leam them so I can cheer that big handsome hero of mine on to victtory. Let me know what's new at Rosedal High. You can expect another letter from me at the end of October. Yours sincerely, MADGE i.57.... l937 -...ll ORIOLE --1,-. South High School Tenth and Carson Streets Pittsburgh, Pa. October 31, 1936 Dear Susie: October has been a very exciting month. Every day has been full of interesting happenings. The Board of Education has adopted a new grading system for all the schools here in Pittsburgh. The grades are U, unsatisfactory, S, satisfactory, and A, honor. The old sys- tem was like ours at Rosedale. I do hope that I can get a lot off A's. I'1l need them if I want to get on the honor roll. The Student Council elected Frank Ratterson as president for this seme-ster. The formal installation of the Student Council was a striking ceremony. First came Edith Muser, the Spirit of South High School, robed in white. Sh was followed by students robed in black representing the various virtues such as Honesty, Obedience, Service, Patience, Dependability, and Courtesy. As a whole, the program- was very inspiring. I had been warned by the pupils that we would have to prepare a traffic essay on October l2th. However a questionaire was submitted to each of us instead. I had a little trouble with a few questions but after all anything is better than writing a traffic essay. We had a grand assembly with Dr. Howard Griggs as the speaker. He spoke on Love as the Greatest Power, and the spirit of it seemed to grip the whole oudience. It was not the petty type of love he spoke of but love of beauty, nature, and personalties. You really should have heard him because he changed the attitude of those who heard him concerning the real meaning of love. I had the thrill of my life the other day. I was introduced to the Football hero. The best is yet to come. He actually took me to the show fl still havn't recoveredl. I won't tell you his name yet, but, believe you me, he knows his football. He told me that he is going to be the first high school student to ever be considered for the All Ameri- can Team. Now you know why I am so interested in football. Another lucky boy was George Klotbaugh who was elected Senior A class president. George is a great favorite with every one and I am sure the class is well represented. I just have time to brush up a little before my hero arrives. Tell me all the Rosedale news and hurry up and write. Your loving friend, MADGE South High School Tenth and Carson Streets Pittsburgh, Pa. November,,30, 1936 Dear Susie: Time certainly does fly, doesn't it? You see we had so many lively activities here at South that I could hardly wait to tell you all about them. I wish you could have heard Mrs. Iill Edwards who spoke to us in the assembly on the Value of Personality. She is a very charming person, full of vitality and a very interest- ing speaker. I think her address was as affective as that of Dr. Griggs. ln bidding us good-bye she wished us good luck and happiness in Chinese. Iames Shanks was elected president of the Senior B's on the 20th. Now the Senior B's are ready for action. I wonder how much they will accomplish? You asked me to tell you something more about our sports activities. The boys of our team became victors over the boys of Fifth Avenue High Schol. The handsome young hero of mine turned out to be only a substitute. The only thing he can do is warm the bench and as far as I am concerned he can keep warming it. I thought that he was on the first team after the line he gave me about the way he could carry the ball over the goal line for a touchdown every time he received it. Was I burned upl I never want to speak to him again. Imagine my chagrin when I found out there wasn't such a thing as an All American School Team. The boys aren't the only ones who were victorious. The ninth and tenth grade mer- maids won all the sectional preliminary trials. They sure are good swimmers and the city champs tool You know that during this month we celebrated National Education Week. All the schools in Pittsburgh put displays in their neighborhood store windows. The Oriole printed a six page issue telling all about it. .-....5g...- ...i....,l937 ii.. DRIOI-E 4-1.1 The class play, to be given by the Seniors, promises to be a hilarious and side- splitting comedy. I can't wait until December when I can go to see it. I shall write and tell you all about it in my December letter. Until then, I remain, Your loving friend, ' MADGE South High School Tenth and Carson Streets I Pittsburgh, Pa. December 23, 1936 Dear Susie: ' Although I am coming back to Rosedale to spend the Christmas Holidays with you, there are some things I must tell you before I get there. Santa has visited our school early this year it we consider the honors that have been bestowed on the students and an alumnus ot our school. Honors have been announc- ed, and you should have seen the Seniors hold their breath. Esther Groenert got highest honors with George Klotbaugh, Anna Manko, and Frank Pattedson getting the high honors. The honor students were Anna Chasey, Ernest Iuha, Henry Charley, Rachel Hartly, Lucille Gorcey, Ruth Meussner and Edith Stegner. Felix Kierbicz, a very excellent swimmer, won two scholarships. Imaginel One to Augusta Military Academy, Fort Defiance, Virginia and later he will enter Syracuse Uni- versity at Syracuse, New York. Another honor was announced to a former member oi the State championship Team- Chippers Miskevics who has been elected captain ot Carnegie Tech Football Team for 1937. Lucky boys. The Class Play, The Yankee King, was very good with William I-Iartlep and Anna Manko in the leading roles. That pistol scenel Talk about gangstersl Student Council had a cheer contest. Although I entered, I didn't win. No wonder, picture me writing a cheerl There were three iirst prizes-season basketball passes. Mary Balinski, Genevieve Iagmin and Frank Semich won those. Several other students were awarded single game tickets. Don't you wish you could go to South? -- That football scrub is still pestering me. Now he wants to take me to their prom. I'd love to go, but not with him. We're going to be guests ot the Iuniors oi which class Edward Masai was elected president. I haven't said that I'll go with him yet, but I prob- ably will if I don't get a better invite. See you soon, MADGE South High School Tenth and Carson Streets Pittsburgh, Pa. Ianuary 31, 1937 Dear Susie: This has been a hectic month with the ilu epidemic, the Senior activities, and bas- ket ball games. To begin with I served at the Senior Tea which is one oi the events the Senior Girls look forward to. The ilu put an end to several customary activities. One ot them was the Senior Class Day Program. Instead the Seniors had a party. No Senior B's. Was I disappointed? They had refreshments and dancing. You know how I hate both? On top oi this we had an amateur program full oi hilarious entertainment. Iames Layton won the single award with his song Shortenin Bread which he accompanied with a dance. The Polish dancers won the group prizes. They were really good. Today was rather a sad day. We bid the Seniors good-bye. Almost had to swim our way out. Some oi the Senior B's spoke on the scholarship, athletics, and the extra curri- cular activities ot the Seniors. Then the unseliish service medals were given to Frank Patterson and Esther Groenert. Commencement is to be held on the 26th. The theme of the-,program is to be The Observation of the Sesqui-Centennial of the Founding of the'Censt-itution. There -1.591 ...l,T-l937i,-...i- -L... GRIOI-E ..-.-... will be two grand speeches and a play. lt sounds interesting, doesn't it? The best is yet to come! South has a grand basketball team. We just won two league games from Schenley and Peabody..Before these, Boswell and Brentwood fell vic- tims. Your loving friend, MADGE P.S.-The games and Prom have been called off for a time because of the Flu Epidemic, worse luck! South High School Tenth and Carson Streets Pittsburgh, Pa. February, 26, 1937 Dear Susie: Although February may seem a very short month, it certainly is crammed full. I've so much to tell you I don't know where to begin. Well, first of all you must hear about our basketball team. It's swell. So far it has won every league game, and by defeating Allderdice, our toughest opponent, on Friday, the 27th, they clinched the city champion- ship of Section I. All you hear around school is basketball, but why not? Of course, you know we had mid-year promotipn and right now everybody has settled down into the general routine. We have a new system by which it is almost im- possible to change schedule the way we did at Rosedale. We had only two changes in the faculty, Miss Levin, a type teacher from Herron Hill, and Miss Brosky, who formerly taught at South, but who returned from Knoxville after one semester's absence. The Student Council elected officers and George Shafer was chosen as president and for his assistants, George Erdel, vice-president, Iean Schaefer, secretary, Anna Mae Men- zenmaier, treasurer, Ella Mae Dittmer, Oriole Reporter. One of my teachers, as president of the Women's Overseas Service League, spoke on a national radio hookup over KDKA, Maybe you heard her. She talked on the opera- tion and purposes of the organization. Have I told you about the basketball star. My dear, he is so handsome and what a dancerl You've never danced until you've stepped with him. I've been going to see all the games. Of course it is just my school spirit, nothing else. Not much else to tell you now but I'll have loads to tell you soon. Write! Toodle-oo-o-o-o MADGE P.S.-About that basketball star, I forgot to mention that I'm waiting for a dance. All I know about him is what the other girls tell me. But I have hopes. South High School Tenth and Carson Streets Pittsburgh, Pa. April 2, 1937 Dear Susie: You must really forgive me for letting this letter run over into April. You'll under- stand as I go on. To-day we had the most exciting time, the business men of? the South Side sponsored a parade for South because of the team winning the State Basketball Title Everybody was decked out in orange and black-our school colors, you know. There were three bands, our own, the American Legion and Brentwood High's Band. We had school till 1:10 and we paraded until about 3:45. The best part of the parade was the moving pictures which were taken by Mr. Finkel, owner of the Arcade and Colonial Theaters, and he showed them at the Arcade for a week. Mayor Scully met the team at the courthouse and congratulated them, with the whole sudent body crowding around. Not only did we have the Big Parade, but after the games at Pitt Stadium we paraded home. The parade was just a grand conclusion to a great achievement. Let me tell you South won the City Title by defeating Allegheny 2 out of 3. Were we chagrined when South lost the second game? South went on to defeat Sharon and to wallop Altoona at State College. I saw the Altoona game but I was unable to see the State Title game which was also played at Penn State. After defeating Altoona we were the Western ........50.... ... l937,......l. ....l,..l, l. i Pennsylvania Champs and eligible to play Newport and did our team show them who could play basketball? flncidentally Newport was last year's state champ.J In celebration of the victory we had a big two and half hour assembly with Mayor Scully: Doc Carlson. Pitt University basketball coachg Paul Kurtz, sports reporter, Dr. Guy, associate superintendent of Pittsburgh schools: Mr. Walsh, of the Physical Training De- partment, and Mr. Fred Breitwiesser, president of the South Side Business Men's Associa- tiong also a great many business men of the South Side. It was more fung the trophies were presented, medals were given to the team, cheers for everybody, and speeches, speeches, and more speeches. Nothing else has happened because we have been eating, thinking and living basketball around school. You remember my basketball hero. Well, I still haven't met him worse luck. Everybody seems to like him and I don't know what to do, but I'm not appeal- ing to Dorothy Dix. I might mention that our band was sent to State College by the business men twice. Wasn't that perfectly swell of them. Honestly I don't believe we'll ever be able to tell them how much we appreciate their doing that for us. They were just as enthused about it as we were. It's the second time South has brought the State Title to Pittsburgh, and thus far, is the only city school to accomplish it. Not bad, eh? I'll close now but by the end of the month I shall have lots more to tell you. How's everything in Rosedale? It seems ages since I've been there. Hurry and write, I'm dying to hear all the news. Yours still- MADGE P. S.-Incidentally reports came out this month, but only incidentally. South High School Tenth and Carson Streets Pittsburgh, Pa. April 30, 1937 Dear Susie: ' Thanks loads for writing so soon. I couldn't wait to answer you so here goes. You're not the only one who has been having fun. So have I and the best is yet to come. I do so hope you have as much fun at your picnic as we plan to have' on our boat ride. There I go wandering again. I should have told you that the Board of Education will give us a half a day off for a boatride, and plans are being made. It is to be on Iune ll from l:30 to 6:30. Sounds like fun, doesn't it? Now that we only have two months lett, more things are happening. The South Side Exchange Club held a fellowship dinner which they plan to make an annual affair. About ninety students were chosen from the student body to attend the dinner. St. Michael's High School also had representation. Iudge Moore of Common Pleas Court was the guest speaker and he certainly was grand. George Schafer, our council president, and Collette Szafranski, student president from St. Michael's, also spoke. On April 20 we heard Major james Isherwood give a talk on I'Americanism . It surely made me glad I was attending a high school here in America. Another big event at the school was the Iunior Prom at which the Seniors were the guests. We had a very fine W.P.A. orchestra and the Gym was decorated beautfiully. I had every dance, which reminds me that I went with that sub and I was glad I did because it seems he isn't such a bad baseball player. Although he is just a substitute, I know how important a good substitute is. The Seniors elected officers and Edmund Finn was chosen president with Lorraine Grow vice-preisdent, Gertrude Bozic secretary, and Helen DeBald treasurer. We also chose class colors. They are to be green and white. The cast has been selected for the class play which is to be held on May 28. You might be able to see it it your school closes as soon as it did last year. It is to be Shake- speare's Twelfth Night. I've practically told you everything except that I'm trying out for a scholarship and am I worried! Au Revoir. MADGE .i..51.ii. ,, Q-l--l--.Tli ...il ORIOLE South High School Tenth and Carson Streets Pittsburgh, Pa. May 31, 1937 Dear Susie: I would have written sooner but I was terribly busy. Thanks loads for the telegram you sent. Although I only had a minor part in the play your message certainly gave cour- age. I was so sorry you couldn't get to Pittsburgh because everything went off perfectly, or I better say, almost perfectly. The funniest thing happened. The play went along very smoothly until the third act, then things began to buzz. It was where that dueling between Sir Andrew and Viola takes places. You remember the story. Anyway, Viola was to break away from Fabian but she broke away too quickly and before he knew it poor Fabian was sprawled on the floor. Mr. Thompson and those behind the curtains held their breath but the audience, not suspecting a thing laughed hilariously, believing it a part of the play. . Oliva had her share of trouble too. On one side ot the stage there was a very high pair of steps supposedly leading into Olivia's house but in reality to a very steep ladder vzhith was the easiest thing in the world to fall from. On one of Olivia's descents she caught her heel in her dress and luckily two stage hands caught her. The stage itself had a complete remodeling at a very great expense to the Board of Education. The whole lighting system was changed. Entirely new spotlights and foot- lights were installed. Rather nice don't you think? We took the state test on the seventh and if I said it was tough that would be put- ting it mildly. It lasted from 9:45 A.M. to 1:45 P.M. Can you imagine? The results are to be announced later. Hurry and answer, I have to get ready to leave for school, so till the next time Au Revoir, MADGE South High School Tenth and Carson Streets Pittsburgh, Pa. Iune 28, 1937 Dear Susie: Hello again. Received your letter yesterday and decided to write before I forgot it. Has this been a hectic month or has it? To begin with we had the boatride which was more fun. A boat with five decks, a huge dance floor, and an eleven piece orchestra, a Utopia or maybe I'm wrong. We left at 1:30 P.M. and got back at 6:30. We tore around the decks or danced all the time. By the time I finally reached home I was practically dead. . Not only did we have a grand boatride but the Chess Club members had a picnic, at South Park. First of all I played tennis INot even you can' imagine how badlyl. After a very energetic game I decided to go horseback riding tor a bit oi relaxation. 1 could hardly stand up or sit down when I was through. I We had quite a sendoif at the Senior Farewell Program and at the Senior Girls' tea. This whole month, although full of excitement, was sad: it makes me realize that never again will I have such wonderful experiences. We had Convocation, that is a huge assembly ot all the city high school graduates at the Syria Mosque, one of the an- naul affairs. It was a very impressive ceremony. The real Senior exercises were held on Class Day our last day of school. We had a grand celebration with all the Seniors decked out in green and white, our class colors. After school of the same day we had a party in the gym with refreshments. Although rather jovial, yet, it was quite sorrowful. ' Lastly came commencement. I hated to see it comep it was actually the end. I dis- like endings, especially of something that has meant so much to me. After the exercises I went to a graduation party with my friend. I had a grand time. I'll closle now as I'll see you in about a week when I get to Rosedale. Goodbye, MADGE -.i I 52 1.. 1937 r Pa Hinkle .. .. .. ., . -.. William Hartlep ll... ORIOLE .. - . February 337 Class Play . THE YANKEE KING Climaxing several weeks of intense rehearsals under Miss Frost, the Graduating Class of February '37 presented a successful comedy the evening of December ll, 1936. With William Hartlep and Anna Manko, as Pa and Ma Hinkle, in the stellar roles, ably supported by students chosen to fit the parts, The Yankee King proved a produc tion which gave an evening of ample enjoyment to both young and old. The Hinkle family consisting of Ma Hinkle, Pa Hinkle, Marian and Wilbur are gathered in the living room of their home discussing plans for the evening. It is finally decided that all except Pa Hinkle should attend the movies. They depart, accompanied by Wayne Douglas, fiance of Marian. Pa falls asleep. In his dream Pa finds himself suddenly made the Kiing of Laurania. Pa's difficulties, as the ruler of Laurania, are the basis of the action which the spectator somehow fails to remember as a dream until he is reminded by a short Epilogue. The following are the cast and the students that portrayed each part: Ma Hinkle Marian Hinkle Wilbur Hinkle . Wayne Douglas Stephen Kruger Oswald Mahler Melissa Destinn Duchess Augusta Iulia, the daughter of the duchess .. Anna Manko Helen Fleisher Michael Misko . . fohn Iaczesko . Felix Kierbicz Bernard Michalowicz . Margaret Lohman Betty Peterson , Sophia Rachfal Leon . ..-, Robert Nesbit Emery . .. .,, Iohn Marcella Wanda . H Alma Wakefield Page One .. Page Two , . .l.-531i Mathilda Zaleski .- Ethel Reinhart l937 ..T -.l........ URIULE . June 537 Class Play . TWELFTH NIGHT On Thursday night, May 27, a capacity throng in the South High Auditorium thrilled to the presentation of Twelfth Night, the senior class play of the l937 class. Although this marked the first time in over a score of years that a Shakespearean play had been presented at South, the performance was an excellent one with marvelous portrayal of all characters by the ambitious juvenile actors. Richard K. Thompson was the dramatic coach of the play to whom credit is due. Certain girls in Miss Sawhill's sewing classes were instrumental in providing the cast with the colorful costumes so necessary in a Shakespearean performance. New scenic arrangements and various other aids to the production of the work made it a very enjoyable and pleasing dramatic piece. In the play itself comedy was abundantly supplied by Sir Toby and Malvolio, while Duke Orsino played the role of the hero, Olivia, a beautiful and charming lady, was the object of his affection. Viola was a sprightly, attractive maid who appeared in the play in the guise of a boy. Duke Orsino, although regarding her as a boy in the earlier portion of the drama, later finds that he loves her dearly. The delineation of Shakespearean characters, although a difficult task for young actors, was nobly accomplished by the Senior A's. THE CAST Orsino , Eugene Williams Sebastian , ,,,,,,, Elmer Reiche Antonio Norbert Michalski Captain lames Watkins Valentine , ,,,, lack Wolfe Curio ,, ., Sir Toby , Sir Andrew Malvolio N Iohn Giesmann Raymond Bowden Walter Zablotsky Iohn Turyan Feste . ,. ,,,, Olive Reitz Viola ,, ..,,. Anna Mae Menzenmaier Maria .. ,.,, ,. Katherine Lambertus Ladies.,Gloria Sobczak, Anna Kate Hilta- bidle, Gula Meyer. Officer ,,,.,,,., . , ,. Frank Semich Priest H . .. . -.-. Frank Aurila Sailors , ,, Frank Mateer, William Lucas Attendant ,.,,, .. .. ,,,,,, Albert Stegner --.. 64 -ia -iilllilii 1937 as . February Commencement PROGRAM Theme: The Sesqui-Centennial ot the Founding of the Constitution Processional Invocation .... ........... , -- .... ...... - -Rev. W. L. C. Samson, D.D. Overture ........................................... South High Orchestra Farandole - Georges Bizet Need for a Constitution ............................. George Klotzbaugh Dramatization-The Constitutional Convention Narrator .................................................. Anna Manko DRAMATIS PERSONAE George Washington, Chairman ................... .... R aymond Rabinek Delaware- George Read ...... Iohn Dickenson --- Iacob Broome --- Connecticut- Roger Sherman .... Oliver Ellsworth --- Georgia- William Frew --- Massachusetts- Elbridge Gerry .... Rufus King ....... DELEGATES New Iersey- William Livingston .... William Patterson --- New York- Alexander Hamilton Maryland- Luther Martin ..... South Carolina Iohn Rutledge ....... Charles E. Pinckney --- Pennsylvania- Benjamin Franklin .... Iames Wilson ....... Gouvemeur Morris .... Virginia- Edmund Randolph .... Iames Madison ..... George Mason .... North Carolina- Williarn Davie ........ The Value of the Constitution Presentation of Diplomas ................. .-- ' First Honor N Second Honor - es -- - l937 ..l - - - - -Harry Crough - - - -Michael Misko - - - - - -Iohn Smarshs - - - - -Theodore Kubala ----------Fred Kinger Bernard Michalowicz - - - - - - - - -Ralph Morris -Nicholas Raynovich - - - - - - -Harry Ruclick - - -William Patterson - - - - - -Iohn Phillips - - - - -Walter Schwarz - - - - -Walter Iamrosz - - - - -William Hartlep - - - - -Iohn Marcella - - - - -Iohn Nieber - - - - -Iohn Iaczesko - - - - -Frank Patterson - - - -Charles Dubbs -. - - -Peter Musulin - - - - -Robert Nesbit - - - - 'Esther Groenert - .... Dr. R. M. Sherrard ORIOI.-E l , SENIOR FAREWELL PRGGRAM 12A Class Entrance March tFlorence Bielski at pianol. Bible Reading ................ - -..f.. 7 .-f--.-.--.---- - Opening Remarks -.- Girls' Athletics .... Boys' Athletics - ...,...... - Extra Curricular Activities .... Scholarship ..,............ Summary ,,,. Gerwig Unseliish Service Awardsn-- Boy: Frank Patterson Girl: Esther Groenert Key Ceremony Presentation - - Acceptance - . . Farewell Songs - - ............. - CLed by Iohn Nycheyl Senior A dismissal march. FAREWELL CTune: Rainbow on the River? We say farewell dear Senior A's You're going to leave us Ohl how 'twill grieve us To see the halls so dreary and dark, We'll miss your cheerful little smiles ,And pleasant laughter We hope that after You've gone, your happiness still lingers ' on And with your sad departure Please remember this- We shall ne'er forget you But always we'll wish You joy and loads oi hapipness And then success Come back in your future days Farewell, farewell, Senior A's. iw.-.1 r M1937 .-- Iames Shanks ------ Iames Shanks ---- Catherine Patryck --- William McCrea -. , Norbert Michalski ,-------- Lorraine Grow Anna Mae Menzenmaier . - - -Mr. McLaughlin --- George Klotbaugh ------ Iames Shanks . - - 12B Class ADIEU: CTune: Sweetheart Lets Grow Old Together! We will sing adieu to you, Adieu to you, we'll see you through, As you march into the world beyond, Our faith is in you, We know you'll come thru With victory as your reward, You'1l never stop, till you reach the top, And your goal will soon appear in view, You'll win, whatever you do. ? - ORIULE l SENIOR CLASS DAY lf there is one event which will be more eagerly anticipated than another in the luture by the Senior A's, it will be the Senior Day Banquet which was introduced this year on Wednesday, Ianuary 20, 1937. On this memorable day the graduating class, decked in blue and white and carrying dolls and dogs, assembled in the cafeteria where hot chocolate, ice-cream, cake, peanuts, and candy were served at candle-lighted tables. Farewell addresses were de' livored by Mr. McLaughlin, Mr. Iohnson, and Miss Stewart. Alter the banquet members ol the class proceeded to the gym where they danced to music furnished by a WPA orchestra, Featured on the floor show, to start the gaiety, were songs, a tango, and a Romeo and Iuliet sketch. Alter more extensive planning this day is expected to develop into an event which will long be remembered by the departing classes. -kb 57 .. 1937...-1... -l,i. .l- -1 Eugene Czemerys Milton Daszynycz -.. Benjamin Dobkin Adrienne Drewicz .... Wilbert Frisch ,.- ORIOLE GRADUATES of 1936 At School BGUY Bierer lil --- ..... Frick Training School University of Pittsburgh --- Carne ie Tech Priscilla Dean .... .... - - - - - - -- 9 University of Pittsburgh ,------ -- Carnegie Tech -. .........,.... Duquesne -- -- --- -- - Private Music Lessons Harold Goldblum -.- --- . University of Pittsburgh Irene Iordan tll University of Pittsburgh Private Dancing Lessons William Hill ...... . .... Laura Iaskowski ,-, ,---- ---,- South Hills Evening School Edward Klaniecki -. .......... Duquesne Art School Rita B. Kocher ..,. ..-- South Hills Night School Helen Lewicki ...,.i..,.., University of Pittsburgh Margaret E. Meyer ----.- Business Training College Stanley Michalski, Ir. ill- ........... ..... D uquesne Iohn Nemmer ..... ,.... . -L ...... --- Carnegie Tech Albert Wm. Schnupp ill-- University of Pittsburgh Stanley Simon ,.,....,.... University of Pittsburgh Cecilia Stroz .......,..... ., Duii's lron City College Genevieve Stroz ,-, Iohn Swick tll .,.... Vernita Vaughn CD Eugene Zastempa - Employed Duff's Iron City College University of Pittsburgh Fisk University, Tenn. University of Pittsburgh Regina Adomaitis ........ - - L ,.....r... .....,. - - - - Sigmund Alberts ,... Mary Bacvinskas ....... Olga Bereznetski tll -., Raymond C. Bierer ,-- Alleyne Bittner ........ Annabelle Brannum ..,. Alexander Brnilovich ..,. George Brodie ........ Michael Brozovich --- Michael Burik ......... Viola Campbell tl! -- Irene Carahan tlj .... Richard Carnett tll -.- Helen Casper ------- Iohanna Chronowiat --- Mary Ann Connell .... Iulia Costock ..,........ - til Helene M. Darichak Valentine Darkowski ..,. Mary Dayieb lil .......... Rose Helen Dayieb tll .... Edward Dembrosky ..... William Dewalt ....... George Dorlner --, Ruth Ehrnan -,-- Pauline Ercoli ..... Charles Erfort ..... -- Dush Evosevic - ..,.... Henrietta Gawrich .... Charles Gerwig tll .... Louis Godich ill --- Ellen Guzaitis ........., Walter Halewicz ill .... Elizabeth Henk tll --, Rita A. Hertrich ...., Ernest A. Hesse , -- Ruth Hodgson ....... Richard Hogan ill --- Oland Hollyfield til -- Mary Holochak tll ...,i.. Mary Horvath tlj ..,......., Iosephine Horvatincic tll Albert Iarnes .....,....... Helen Ieskevic ..... ---- Iohn Iesulaitis Ill --- Nicolas Karlovich -.- Albert Kasenter --- -11 -,,,,-,---,-,- Dow's Drug Store ,- Fried and Reinemon, Pgh. ,,-------,--- Dow's Drug Store -, Oliver Iron and Steel Corp. -,,-.,---- Iones and Laughlin H, -- -.- State Highway Dept. ,,., ,,.,.,,........ Private Cook -.. Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Co. ,,.,, Pittsburgh Mercantile Co. -.,--------, Iones G Laughlin -,.- Pittsburgher Hotel --,-.,------- Orphanage -,,,-,,,-, Bell Telephone -..-,,-.,,- lones G Laughlin -,,-,-- Woman's Congress Club . .,,..... Cafeteria oi P. C. W. Stenographer at Pgh. Post Office .. -H Woolworth's Five 61 Ten -H N. Y. A. Brashear Settlement , ,,,, , Byers lArnbridge plant! ,-,, Oliver Iron and Steel Co. ---- Oliver Iron and Steel Co. V-, Pittsburgh Mercantile Co. -- ,... - Pittsburgh Valve Co. ,- ...... lones 6: Laughlin -- ,..,.. .,.....,.. I oseph Home ,, . - - - , ,.., . .,Y.. Lickzoom Heath Store . Office in the First National Bank Bldg. M-, .,,...... Iones 6 Laughlin ,,,,-,,-v,-,- Her Father's Store , .,- Federal Enamel Co. Seventh Street Church ,,---,-- Ioseph Horne Co. ..,- ,,..., ..-.,..,,. B yers Mill , -- Pittsburgh Mercantile Co. ,,---,,-,--, Children's Hospital ---,.---- Republic Bank Note Co. ,--. Koppers Co. tPay Roll Dept.7 .i.T.58..... . .... Sun-Telegraph Newspaper - - - - South Pittsburgh Water Co. , - - - - - - - - Rose Beauty Salon -. ,... Rudd Manufacturing Co. . L , - St. Iohn's Hospital tnursel --------,-- Bard's Dairy Co. ,- - - . . , - - - Schenley Hotel , . - I. H. Child's Company -------------- Heinz Co. -U Kasenter's Bakery 1937 1u1 Agnes Kirley ,----- lean Kolodziej ...... Milan Kosanovich ..... Samuel Kosanovich Pearl Kraniak tll -- Iohn Krostynski tll .,.. Agnes Kuzin tll .... Walter Lasick lll -- Ann Legas .....,... Rose Lestitian ........ Andrew Litonenko .,.. lames Madden ...... Peter Mamula tll -- loseph Manajlovich . Mildred Manajlovich Andrew Maynosz lll Iohn McGuire . .... - Ioseph Malek .......,.,. Nicholas Mervosh tll Mildred Morgan .... Thomas Morgan ..., Ada Mustin lll ..,. lda Murray ...,. Olga Muzyk .,,... Mary Muzyk tll .... Iohn Narvin tll Iohn Naujokas .,., Iohn Panko ..... Helen Peltz ..,.... William Rieber --- Andrew Prejs ...,.. Edward Rodgers .... Dorothy Rogawicz .. loseph Rudick lll -. Iohn Saladiak ----- Helen Shack tll -- - Robert E. Schaeler , Theodore Schettler - Emerson Snee tll -- Irene Szerzen ....... Elsie M. Tasillo ------- Albert M. Teschke .... Florence Turek ..... La Rue Whitz ..... Ral h N. Wilhelm p --- Owen Williams lll --- William Wilson tll -,- Robert Winowich .... Robert Wojtczak - . - Iohn Wuchenich ..... - --- Wallace Kirk Co. ---- Donahue's Store ----- Iones 6: Laughlin -----,- Iones 5 Laughlin --.-- Flawless Hosiery Co. --. Bob Clayman's Orchestra ------ South Side Hospital ----------------- Brauns ------------ N. Y. A. Work -c,----,--, Penn Vending Co. --- Oakland Gasoline Station ----------- Iones G Laughlin --------- Iones 6- Laughlin ---- Real Pie Bakery - .... - ........ Gimbels -,-- Child's Shoe Store ----------- N. Y. A. --- Henry's Market ------.--------- Real Bakers , ,......... ,--- Wilde's Bakery - - - - - - - - Bluestone's Drug Store - - - - Keystone Bond, Underwriters - - - - - - - - Restaurant, Sewickley ----------- Diamond Bakery - - - Ioseph Horne's Store --------------- WPA Work - - - - General Carloading Co. . ......... Arcade Theatre - -- Pittsburgh Garter Co. -- - -- - - Iones 6: Laughlin . - - - Brashear Settlement - - . - - . - Levinson Steel Co. - .......... Wm. Penn Hotel - ........ Gibbons Electric Co. - - . - Oliver Iron and Steel Co. . -, . . Peggy Ann Dress Shop - - - - Oliver Iron and Steel Co. -- - Underwood Typewriter Co. ------------- Iones 6 Laughlin ---------- American Textile Co. --- Nancy Cahill tdressmakingl --.---.---------- Wm. Penn Hotel --------------- Mixed Engraving Co. Empire Building, tstenographerl ----------..----- Gilmore Drug Co. -------------- Iones 6 Laughlin ----- Dow's Drug Store ------ Iones 6: Laughlin ---- Iohn Schmitt's Market ------ Iones G Laughlin Olga Yasadovich ..,.... .,......................... - , ,,,, , Kroger Company At Home lean Bereznetski Helen Halushchak Mary Milanovich Millie Stepanovich Celesta Carnahan William I. Kehoe Milan Milkovich Danica Vukelich tll Walt Dzugan Lois V. Klinger Mary Musulin Ellen Vuksich Harry Dawson lulia Kuhar Dorothy Polasky Glenys May Williams Catherine Deah Grace Lamanna Leo A. Politowski Raymond Winowich lean Donnelly Loretta K. Leese Mary I. Popatak Mildred Yovetich Helen I. Evanko Mary Mamula Rita Marie Spanik Lillian P. Zinnikas Mary Grapp Nellie Mamula Emil M. Stanich The above list constitutes 66W ot the February and Iune classes of 1936. Our reporters were unable to get a record of the rest before the book went to the press. Note: tll means February class. ...-...69 . iiiu1n l937 Iune '33, - ORIOLE FOLLOWING OLD FRIENDS .- 1 Hugh Neilson Feb. '35, Freshman in Carnegie Tech School ot Fine Arts ot Fine Arts, preparing to pursue an architectural career . , . was second in scholastic standing in class of 117. Edward Spotovich Iune '34. Star Basketball William Iesko Iune '33, Captain and high scorer of University of Pittsburgh Eastern Conference lnter-collegi- ate Baskttball Cham- pions. Louise Iune '32. Charles Miskevics Iune '34, Captain-elect of Carnegie Tech l937 Football Team and mem- ber ot basketball squad. Misko Kathryn Outstanding Iohn Grad Feb. '34. All Scholastic Fullback at South . . . Now Varsity Fullback at Carnegie Tech and lit- ting nicely into new re- gime at that institution, Gibbons Outstanding and Football performer at University ot Pitts- burgh . , . Member of Rose Bowl squad and ot Eastern Conference inter - collegiate Basket- ball Champions. student ot language at the University of Pitts- burgh . . . was back at South for short time as practice teacher . . . President ot S t u d e n t Council while at South. swimmer, holding a host of Iunior and Senior A.A.U, and A.M.A. rec- ords in the backstroke, breaststroke, tree style, and low-board diving events . . . Swims under colors of Bureau ot Recreation. Barbara Mateer Feb. '31, Graduated from South as highest honor student . . . holder of enviable rec- ord as all-round scholar at University ot Pitts- burgh . . . Now holding a responsible position at a local radio station. Iune Phipps Iune '3l. First scholas- tically in School of Corn- mercial Education, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh . . . Plans to teach upon graduating . . . Award- ed scholarship tor high standing in high school. 1T..7U...-...- l937 1 STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION The Student Cooperative Association of South High School has been unusuallv successful in its wide range of activities this year. The organization is a representative body working always for the best interests of the school. In conjunction with the faculty the Council governs in effective style the pupils of the school. This work is accomplished through the agency of a number of committees and is planned and passed upon first by the Executive Board of the Council. A Benefit Program in the form of an Amateur Performance, the sale of candy at basketball games, a series of lurxcheons improvements, direction of a Fellowship Banquet and the sponsoring of CI boat ride for the entire school were the major projects taken up by the Council this Year, The success of the organization is due not little to the untiring efforts of its capable sponsors, Mrs. Worley, and Mr. MacDonald, and to its able officers. ...ini --.--lonnomn.-3-.- ..CL BS.. Upon the orders issued some time ago to our activity advisor, Mr. MacDonald, by Dr. Graham, superintendent of public schools, a system has been devised which enables all clubs to be held on the same day. Thursday of each week has been chosen as club clay with most of the clubs meeting on alternate weeks. Due to this novel and efficient system, much confusion and many mix-ups are averted. This method helps the pupils to become better acquainted with their own classmates as they are now compelled to remain in their own home rooms on all other days, unless they seek special permission from the teachers to go elsewhere. ln addition to the change in meetings many revisions have occurred in the clubs themselves. A good ex- ample of this is shown by the joining of two separate organizations, the Ayita and Philo, into one big group now known as the Phileta Literary Society. A few teachers have found it necessary to discontinue the meetings of certain clubs because they are too busy with other school work. Among those clubs found on the discontinued list are Nature, Stamp, and A.B.C. Clubs. At the same time several clubs have been newly organized, namely the Chorus, which has already gained much popularity with members of both sexesg the Senior Hi-Y, much in demand by the boys and the Ir. Air Craft, which will in all probobility turn out very promising and expert aviators. All those concerned with club activities at Our School feel that this new method will prove both satisfactory and effective. -4-1-l937,-,-1...- PSYCHOLOGY Group l President-Norbert Michclskx Vice-President-Frank Aurilla Secretory-Virginia Gallag- her Assistant Secretory - Mike Mirchich Librarian-Victoria Spcxk Scxrqent-ot-Arms - Eugene Williams, Ed. E Eikert Sponsor-Mr. Hmpiield PSYCHOLOGY Group 2 President--Norbert Michcxlski ViceAPresident-Frank Aurillc Secretory-Virginia Gallag- her Assistant Secretary - Mike Mirchich Librarian-Victoria Spck Sargent-at-Arms - Eugene Williams, Ed. E. Eikert Sponsor-Mr Empfield CHESS Presidem-Iohn Knoll Vice-President-Edward Brandl Secretary-Florence Rod ers Treczskurer - Norbert Micicl- s i Oriole Hep.-lack Wolle Sponsor-Mr. Black FIXIT President-Evelyn Bcxbski Vice-Presicjent-Pauline Wis- niewski Secretary - Virginia Wil- licxms Treasurer-Nellie Schur Oriole Re .-Betty Guzowski Sponsor-Rh. Drengwitz ,..l.. i-l- ... .....l..- SR. GIRL RESERVES President-Antoinette Roma- nelli VicefPresident-Martha Mik- as Secretary-Ailce Mae Win- ters Treasurer-Ella Mae Pastor- ius Oriole Rep,-Helen DeBald Sponsors-Miss Thomas Miss McCarthy lR. GIRL RESERVES President-lean Kravetz Vice-President-Mabel Cos- tello Secretary-Ruth Trauschke Treasurer-Nellie Baltic Oriole Rep.-Grace Snee Sponsors-Miss Allison, Miss Urey BOY SCOUTS No officers Sponsors-Mr. Crowe, Mr. Koch SR. HI-Y President.-Iohn Walko Vice-President-Carl Grad Secretary-Iames Shanks Treasurer-Iames Shanks Oriole Rep.-Ioseph Hala- palz Sponsor-Mr, Peckman IR. HI-Y President - Anthony Papari- ello Vices President - Howard Westbrook Secretary - Dominic Novor- osky Treasurer - Charles Calla- han Oriole Hep.-Wesley Red- Sponsor-Mr. Sharpe ORIOLE ....-..-74.-1... -T1 1937 PHILETA President-Georiie Erdel t Vlce-President- ortho Mil: las Secretory-Louise Schcxke Treasurer-Sophia Stepcno- vich Oriole Rep. - Pauline Mur- nal: Sponsors-Miss Kelly Mr. Zook THESPIANS President-Regina Necling Vice-President - Margaret Gorge Secretary-Loretta Mcsilon Treasurer-Loretta Mosilon Oriole Rep.-Eleanor Pusc- teri Sponsors-Miss Baker Mr Thompson DRAMATIC IR AND Sl Dresidenl-Steve Buranetski Vice-President-Ralph Wilde Secretary-Ellen Emge Frecsurer-Harriet Williams Oriole Hep. -Mcxrlhc Krus- zuevskc Sponsor-Mr, Ccye DHAMATICS ll AND 7A President-Patricia Hcrringer Vice-President-Mike Petru- mo Secretary-Mildred Bozic Treasurer-Margaret Barrett Oriole Re .-Stella Penkrot Sponsor-Bliss Blcckley ORIDLE ........76......... 1937 .. AUTO DRIVERS President-Waller Schultz VicefPresident-lohn Peszlco Oriole Rep.-Icxmes Mohan Sponsor-Mr. McColl BOTZOO Presideni-Ruth Drewes Vice-President-Edward Col- lurc Secreiary-Mary Alderson Treasurer-Sidney Hill Oriole Rep.-Helen Becker Sponsor-Mrs. Lord CHEMISTRY President-Iames Shanks Vice-President-Inck Cohen Secretory-Dorothea Stocke- wilz Treasurer-Rosetta O'Brien Oriole Rep. - Frcmcis Com- beriate Sponsor-Mr .Kroh RADIO President-Leo Roell Vice-President-Nick Dobina Secretory-Frances Rodgers Treasurer-Alfred Encller Oriole Hep.-Albert Stegner Sponsor-Mr, Kroh WORLD-TRAVEL President-Mildred Biitner Vice-Presideni-Mildred Wil- licms Secretary-Mary Collins Treasurer-Teresa Murano Oriole Rep.-Elecmor Puscx- ieri Sponsor-Mr. Ritchie MARIONETTE Presrdenl -Y Katherme Lam- bertus Vrce v Presxdenl f- Vxrqmla Gallagher Secretary-Gertrude Bozrc Treasurer -- Margaret Yar- mock Orrolc Hepflrene Wroblres' kr Sponsor Mlss Kundrr SENIOR ART pI'l!SldEIII' Nick Mamula Vlce-Presldenl-I-Ruth Anders Secretary-Stanley Klanleckx Treasurer-Hubert Holland Oriole Hep flannel Mllko vrch Sponsor Mr Ifrlert KNITTING I'll'3wIfIf'!III 'Marlo Zych Vrrv pFOSld8Ill IIIIFI Mc Cnrmrck Snr-rotary -- llvrz Nxmcc Tmasurerf Gertrude Home Orlole Hep -f Lucllle Zylak Sponsor Mass Ifwinq CAMERA Presmlentflfrank Maleer Vlcefprcsldenl- Lenorre Kas- kons Secrclaryilflelen Maczko Treasurer--Melvln Gerhold Orrole Hep,-Ella May Pan IOIIUS Sponsor-Mr. Younq , i ORIOLE W1 77 -.? l937r LITERARY Miss Goldstein Miss Schwartz SCIENCE Mrs. Lord ACTIVITY Miss Milli SCIENCE Mr. Kroh ICI! HISTORY Mr. Burqhardl H I S 'I' O Il Y Miss Rllilon MATHEMATICS Mill Stein SEW IN G Miss Ewing COOKING Miss Wight VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR Miss Stewart ' DRIOLE ...i...80 M...- 1937 ORIOLE -l-81-H Class Presidents Class Vice-Pres. Class Secretaries Class Treasurer! l937L..,...-.. .ll i- ORIOLE ,ii.. DOEM FI IS The day is done, And scampering feet Pursue their way Along Carson Street, And leave behind With portals wide, South High School-grand By Tratiic's tide. The month is done. The tell-tale marks Have caught the iunsters Amid their larks. While those sincere Who follow through Encouraged are For tasks anew. The week is done, The laughing shout Rings far and Wide That school is out. With lingering groups In echoing halls One make-up task, Then bats and balls. The year is done. Books put away To fully probe Vacation's sway. Retreshed in body, South's open door Welcomes them back To daily chore. The course is done. Gowned Seniors tread The long last aisle, Hear 'lFir1is read. And leave behind With portals wide South High School-proud For Lifes swift tide. ..ig2..... L, A 1937 ,1.l,Lv - - li.. ORIOLE ATHLETICS ...i.i.,l937....,........ -.-..-.... ORIOLE D-,,-. FOOTB LL Late in August, Coach Grover Washabaugh assembled over sixty-five grid aspirants at Langley Field for the initial practice session of the '36 football session. An embryo group of fifteen players remained from the previous season's squad. After innumerable drill sessions and successive cuts the squad was reduced to thirty-six capable gridders. The opening game with Oliver showed South the better of the two teams but neither one could put the pigskin across the goal line. South then traveled to Mt. Pleasant to be guests of Hurst High. The visitors showed their superiority by overcoming their hosts 7-0. Next in line came two successive defeats at the hands of Westinghouse and Ali- quippct, Once again the Orioles were the aggressors in a scoreless tie-Peabody being the opponents. For the second and final time of the season the Orange and Black tasted victory by a 7-O decision over Fifth Avenue. The concluding fray found South dropping another contest, this one to the Taylor Allderdice Dragons . Considering the lack of playing facilities, the Washabaugh proteges did well in winning two and tying two. The Orioles made a better showing this season than last in that they reduced their opponents pointage 34 points while increasing their own by 13 points. William Patterson, sterling linesman, was chosen for one of the tackle positions on the All City Team while Walko, Spak, and Neiber received Honorable Mention. South 0 Oliver O 7 Hurst O 6 Vile stinghouse 25 U Aliquippa 27 U Peabody U O Schenley 6 7 Fifth Avenue O l3 Allderdice 19 33 Total 'F' ........-84...l... i 'i I 9 3 7 .ilu ORIOLE I 5ENlOR5 +5 1037 0 A THEIR LAST I GAME FQR scum I HARRINGTON E. EKIERT I. WALKER W. PATTERSON I. KOLOS I, NEIBER I. WATKINS F. KINGER P. POPVICH A. HALUCH ...-..-.85..iT. i.i ,,l937 A ., A. 3., , .,..X g':,'f.A .4 -1.3 n a T, M: -- ,. . ,N . -1.51 ?'?f.4?fiff A' ff'- s . , 1 Q, R' .' A ii. 'S - .V .X . I , -. me - - I - ' f'1 +g'3?5-4.--4 .. , G In 'V '-if? ., - r: . ,,:.,f. ,K ., I H' ' N , -f , -I Ti . ' ,'-Us .QQ 1 'Ve'-N . Qi 'L ' ., -.5 1 Va SOUTH HIGH STATE CHAMPIONS Mohaven, Collurci, Kinger Yancurcl YCIVSS, rop, G Assistant Mcmclger K QSec1tedJ- rst Row Fi , Mcmcrger, Dclvic. .E 2 sc Hclrowski, Yellig, Icmick, Mirchich, Schone, in, .-C U1 3 C ,D U .-CI an 5 cipcd McLcugh1 Coach .Q nn 3 O ,M rin ndingb-P Walk .E 3 fs Q:-1 WS un N., 5. fri U 3 Second .-.l. ORIULE ll A S K E T B L L The 1937 Season Of the strong '36 basketball squad, 10 members including 4 of the starting lineup, returned for service during the present season. After a month and a half of intensive training a squad of thirteen members was ready for the hard seasonal grind. Of five non-league games played, only the Alumni succeeded in overcoming the strong Oriole aggregation. The Alumni trotted out stars of the '34 Championship Team and were able to win by only 2 points. ln regular league competition, the Orioles for a short time shared the Section I leadership with Allderdice and Westinghouse. With first place in a three way tie the schedule was temporarily halted because of an influenza epidemic. After the resumption of play the Orioles forged ahead and led the field at the halfway mark with six wins and no defeats. - The second half of the league schedule was merely a repetition of the first with the Orange and Black reaching tl'-sir peak in a 56-14 win over Fifth Avenue. The finish of the second half saw South far ahead of the others with 12 wins and no defeats for an unblem- ished record. With the Section I laurels won, South was next to engage Allegheny, the Section II winners, for the City Crown. .........87 . .,.-l937 iii- .ll URIOLE -W-W-n City Championshqn Series With the Section I crown under their belt, the Orioles advanced into the City titu- lar playoffs with Allegheny, the Section ll leader, as their foe. The series was a best-out-of-three affair, with the first fray taking place on Monday, March 8, at the Pitt Stadium. Displaying the same form that carried them so successfully through the regular season, South flashed a 40-20 victory over Allegheny. A barrage of field goals and unerring charity tosses gave the Southsiders their excessive twenty points. For Allegheny it was the initial defeat of the season. Allegheny showed dogged determination by displaying a comeback spurt and taking the second game of the series, 35-30. Continually hounding the ball the Allegheny lads were never headed during the entire contest. Both teams were eager to triumph in the final and deciding game, but the supreme tloorwork and the impenetrable defense of the Southonians could not be matched and the Orioles were victorious, 32-22. Thus, after an absence of three years the City Title was returned to South High. Winning the City Title earned South the right to represent District Vlll in the Western Regional Championship play-offs. Scores lst Game-South 40 .......... Allegheny 20 2nd Game-South 30 .... .... A llegheny 35 3rd Game--South 32 .... .... A llegheny 22 P. I. A. A. Pla 0 s With the first hurdle in the State Title dash successfully met the Orioles were eager to meet the next contenders. Because of the prolonged City Championship Series the Southsiders drew a bye in the first P.I.A.A. playoff. In the Western Regional Semi-Finals, South met and defeated Sharon High at the Pitt Stadium. With the final score 30-28, this game was probably the most difficult encounter of the season. This win made South a Western Regional finalist and gave them the right to meet Altoona for the Regional honors. P.I.A.A. officials set the location of the finals at State College and the entire squad of l3 members journeyed to Penn State. Playing the best basketball of the '37 season South defeated the Altoona passers 37-20. Upon winning the Altoona fray the Orioles returned to Pittsburgh where the State Finals were to be played, but due to the complaints of Newport, their opponents, the site was changed to State College. The sudden change of location and the long journey placed an undue strain upon the South lads and might have easily influenced their game except tor the untiring efforts of the coach Grover C. Washabaugh. Clirnaxing a season of brilliant victories, the South High team defeated Newport 38-28 to become the Pennsyl- vania interscholastic Athletic Association Champions. It was the second time in four years that the Southsiders had realized the State title. Westem Regional Semi-Final Score South ............ 30 Sharon ............ 28 Westem Regional Final Score South ........,... 37 Altoona ........... 20 Pennsylvania State Championship Score South ............ 38 Newport .......... 28 ..1..88.1.l ......l937 BAJS E BA L L Early in April, Warren Cue, baseball mentor at South, called the first spring practice and over seventy aspirants responded. For two weeks the prospects were weeded out and at the end of this time a squad of twenty was namd to bear the South High burden in the City League race. With such veterans as Spak, Goldman, Holda, Davic, Klien and Eckert forming the nucleus of the Oriole machine, South should be well among the leaders when the season concludes. Due to the early printing of the yearbook no scores are available but space is left below for the reader to insert the scores of the games. Schedule: April 27-South Allderdice at Allderdice 18-South Allderdice at South 30-South Schenley at South 21-South Schenley at Schenley May 4-South Peabody at Peabody 25-South Peabody at South 7-South Allegheny at Allegheny 28-South Allegheny at South ll--South Westinghouse at South - I Last Row, left to right-G. Debor, N. Mamula, F. Guszeitas, A. Zalowdniak, M. Gerhold, A. Rhodes, F Semich, C. Page, I. Niesen, T. Dombroski, B. Modroch, T. Wieclaw, F. Roach, Coach Cue. First Row, left to right-I. Klein, Fl. Rieber, A. Davic, E. Ekiert, E. Holda, W. Biemietzski, O. Schohn, I Spak, S. Plantz, C. Szalepka, A. Haluck, G. Speth, S. Mantz, S. Goldman. B O YS S O C C E R Despite inadequate playing facilities the South High Iunior Soccer ro ra f 1936 p g m or was completely fulfilled. With no field and little reserve material the team achieved the best-thatscould-be-expected'' results. With a few players returning for next years squad the '37 prospects look quite good. Scores. South U Prospect l South U Carrick 2 South U Knoxville 2 South 0 Overbrook l .iggl I937 ..i..l.. ORIOLE -1.11- Boys' Swimmin Team The South High Swimming Team under the tutelage of Coach Warren H. Cue en- joyed a very productive year as tar as results were concerned. With three wins against two losses in league competition the team upheld the fine reputation established by South tank teams in the past. ln post season events South's free style relay quartet first qualified at Slippery Rock to participate in the Western Regional Championship Meet of Pennsylvania. The Orange and Black took third place in this fray. The relay squad next competed in State Finals at State College and splashed to fourth place. The final meeting participated in by the Southmen was the Tech Relays where they took third place. In the first two of these meets, the team was made up of Samson, Tisch, Rockot, and Smudyg in the third, however, Michalski replaced Rockot who was unable to take part. SCORES South .......... 25 Carrick - - ,, - - f - - - -40 South .....,.... 34 Westinghouse ...... 30 South ......,,.. 26 Langley . ..... .... 5 l South .......... 46 Fifth Avenue ....... 20 Taylor Allderdice- - -30 South-.-i ..Y,, -34 ...l..90......-.- -- 1l --1i, ,,,l.-.Q-T1 -1 1- 1 .1. XQF ' 1:4 fit'-D. t Anna Williams Betty Sauer! Catherine Dobinalz tl-L 'ww ,Z ani-nh, MM: .fn-,mwzmww Roselle Kuhn: Dorothy Kilgore Anna Cuvett l-1 DRIOLE 4i.i S . S, ,? . 3 -f 5!g3 Vera WYIDCM Thorela Gorga Olga Milkoviclx Rita Dorothy Dorothy McCormick Stepanovxch Hall Mary Annu Mar Culder Mucha Gallaqllmer -1- Q1 ii l937 ifaivgflf .S 53 fN-Sa' ...l.l-l-l- l.i...L1..1.- GIRLS SPORT SWIMMING The South High Mermaids have added new Iaurels to the list already gained in pre- vious years by closing the 1936-37 swimming season with an undefeated record in the Fifth Avenue Championship Meet. Champions for 8 consecutive years, South's mermalds have a record to be proud of. Under the excellent coaching of Miss Wehmeier, they have brought 2 cups and 2 figure trophies to South. Resume of the 9th Grade Meet First Place-South ......,, , , ..... 24 Second Place--Allderdice ..., ,,,,. 1 3 Third Place-Carrick ..,,,,,,,. A- 9 Fourth Place-Westinghouse ..- --- 85 Fifth Place-Fifth Avenue .,,,..,..,... 6 W SIDE STROKE FOR FORM Ist-I. Wehrman lArsenalJg 2nd-Everhard KSchen1eyJ 3rd-R. Beall fAllderdiceJg 4th-M. Papuga CSouthI and M. I-Iagelin fPeabodyD. RELAY Ist-South--Preklas, Paskus, Papuga, Sopota. 2nd-Carrick-Schmidt, Langenbach, Walker, Watkins, 3rd-Langley-Lowery, Letcher, Humphries, Auchterlonio. 4th-Disqualified. TIME 1'63f5-RECORD 1'4 CRAWL Ist-M. Crickey fHerron Hilljg Znd-P. Young fWe-stinghouselg 3rd-E. Kuba fSouthDg 4th-E. Barak fFifth Avenueb. TIME 14 1X5 fNewI-RECORD MM BACK Ist--L. Delanko fSouthJ: 2nd-M. Kindl CAllderdiceJg 3rd-R. Smith CWestinghouse-J5 4th-I. Bielov fCarrickI. TIME 18 4X5-RECORD 182f5. PAJ AMA RELAY NOVELTY Ist-Allderdice-Druga, Beail, Hoffman, Kaseta. 2nd-South-Perdziola, Dayieb, Zilak, Greb. 3rd-Fifth Ave.-Passaro, Crella, Gurne, Pacini. 4th-Carrick-Humburg, Kijac, Duff, Noster. TIME 2'I5 -RECORD 2'l3 . DIVING Ist-Hallgreen fWestinghouseDg Kuba fSouthIg 2nd-Costaa CFifthJg 3rd Hise fLangIeyJ ' 92 1 i...,.i...l937 l.....1 ORIOLE .1--...- Resume of the 10th Grade Championship Swimming Meet Poinis Firsi Place-South , .,,,,,,, , ..., 32 Second Place-Allderdice -.. 9M Third Place-Westinghouse .,,, ,A 854 Fourth Place-Langley ..,,,....,.... . 8 Fifth Place-Peabody'G1adstone--.. ,, 3 BREAST STROKE FOR FORM lst-R. McCormick lsouthl: Znd-E. Serke KGladstonelg 3rd--E. Rittman Ukllderdicel RELAY lst-Langley-Hughes, Lowry, Daugherty, Schmidt. 2nd-South-Kuhar, Dobinak, Wysocki, Cavett. 3rd-Allderdice-Cohen, Taylor, Clarke, Roytos. 4th-Peabody-Wolscysz, Smith, Kennington, Bergfeld. TIME l'2fl5 New Record-RECORD 1'4 CRAWL lst-Mucha fsouthl: Znd-B. Sauers fsouihjg 3rd-I. Rice lWestinghouseJp 4th-W Bondc fFifth Avenuel. TIME 14 -RECORD l34f5 4th-H. Blair lSchenleyl. BACK lst-I. Levine fAllderclicelg 2nd-D. Kilgore KSouthl: 3rd--L. Stark CSO. Hillslg 4th-I Cole CPeabodyl. TIME 184f5 -RECORD l6 BATON RELAY NOVELTY lst-M. Calder fsouthl: 2nd-E. Champion KWesiinghouseDg 3rd-M. Mantsch CWest- inghouselg 4th-O. Milkovich CSouthl. DIVING lst-B. Sauers fsouthl: 2nd-D. Kilgore KSouthl: 3rd-Collcrizi CWestinghouselp 3rd- Fineberg Clfifth Avenuel. Iunior Swimming Team ..-. 93 -. -.l...il937 ..,.. Tennis Basketball Shufileboard Senior Leaders junior Leaders ....-1. URIDLE ....-l Girls Intramural ports Basketball, Volleyball, and Shuffle board constitute the schedule for girls intra-mural sports. Each class has its basket-ball team which competes against the other class teams. Any team losing three games is eliminated from the contest for the championship team. South's Champion Basketball team is the 12B team that defeated the 12A's in a close game by a 14 to 12 score. The final teams lined up and scored as follows: l2A's . Points l2B's Points P. Murnak f .... .r- ---- 0 . k , f- -- .... 0 ' H Mm O 9 2 M. Weniek, f. .... .... 4 C' Pcmyck' f ' E. Dittmar, f .... -- ---- 2 F- ROCIQSYSI C- --- -f-- 8 A. Mamula, C. .... .- ---- 8 M. Phipps, g ..... ,... 0 , G. Boreneman, g .... ---. 0 l... Kaskons, g-f .... -.-- 2 I- Balinskif 9 ------- 0 - - M. Tegmeir, g --. -.-- 0 12 il The volleyball tournament will be played in the same manner. The team will con- sist of players from different classes. Teams losing three games will be eliminated as in the basketball tournament. After the completion of the volleyball tournament, the girls will take up tennis and shuffle board. There will be no tournaments in these. Each girl will play for an individual score. . ' Shuffle Board or Shovel Board As shuffle board is new to many, it was thought that you might be interested in the rudiments of the game. In this game wood discs are shoved by hand or with a disc- fitting pronged cue so that they come to a stop within certain numbered compartments marked on the board -a table or a floor. The board is marked off in nine equal squares, numbered fr oval area at each end numbered-10 and -10. ' om 1 to 9 and has a semi- Opponents shove four discs apiece alternately, the object being. to knock out an opponent's disc and leave one's own fully within the numbered compartment which de- termines the count. Then partners on the opposite side return the discs in a similar man- ner. The partners first to score twenty-five points win the match. Formerly very popular in England, a variety of this sport is played as a deck game on board steamers and yachts. ...gi l....i..ill937.......... ...... - - -1 ORIOLE ' I -....95....... 1937 T .-... -. iii. ORIOI-E ...l- CHAOS .....-.97....-. .. -,l937 .111-. ORIOLE i1-..- MOR Iohnny Student went to South, His errors were all boners, But in the field of humor, Boy! You'l1 rate them all as homers. His scholarship was none too good It seemed that he misunderstood Here are some of his mistakes Please don't believe that they are fakes. Taking dictation, a student wrote Pickled Peppers for Pickwick Papers. By changing a few words in a quotation on Mr. Zook's blackboard, some Wag made the quotation read as follows: The only thing that history teaches us is that history teachers teach us nothing. A complex senence contains one dependable clause and one independable clause. Principal parts of verb to hurt: Hurt, Ouchl Ouchl Epics describe the deeds of brave men known as epicures. The American Automobile Association KA. A. AJ was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Tannic acid makes hides soft and adorable. Longfellow had many fast friends. Phoebe and Alice Carey were among the fastest. SIT means to stay a short time, SET means to stay a long time. Naturalization is the process by which unborn Americans become citizens. Miscellaneous is the ruler of Italy. The early chemists were called anarchists. Seersucker is a material with a crippled surface. These islands were discovered by Captain Cook, later eaten by the natives, and then named the Sandwich Islands. A pun is a woman who works in a monastery. ln a one-act play, the curtain goes down at the end, instead of in the middle. CON UNDRUMS What is it that we often answer though it never asks us any questions? Ans.-The doorbell. What goes all the time, yet never gets any place? Ans.-A watch. What kind of a driver is the most driver? Ans.-A screw-driver. Why ought there to be cr humane society for corn? Ans.-Someone is always pulling its ears. Why would a barber rather shave five 1007, Englishmen than one Spaniard? Ans.-Because he would get 5 times as much money. If a green dress fell in the water, what would it be when it came out? Ans.-Wet. What is the difference between a gossip and a looking-glass? Ans.-One speaks without reflecting, the other reflects without speak- ing. Why do people GO to lunch? Ans.-Because the lunch won't come to them. Where would you find the smallest bridge in the world? Ans.-The bridge of your nose. What is in a hole 4 feet wide, 8 feet long. and 6 feet deep? Ans.-Nothing, because if there were it wouldn't be a hole. What is a ring? Ans.-Nothing with a hoop around it. Is there anything that will prevent a dog from getting mad in August? Ans.-Yes. Shoot him in Iuly. What kind of food can't be bought in a grocery store? Ans.-Food for thought. If you were offered one million dollars on condition that you commit suicide on No- vember 3l, would you take it? Ans.-Sure, because November ends on the 30th. What grounds would a woman use if she wanted to sue a doctor for operating on her husband? Ans.-On the grounds that he had opened her male fmaill. If you had your choice, would you rather a lion ate you or a tiger? Ans.--You'd rather the lion at the tiger, of course. What do you read from, talk into, and wash your face with? Ans.-A book, a telephone, and a cake of soap. 98- MA l937 O ORIOLE .. ., f elif- I-I 1 FOQ LUNCH THEY ONT 'TOO OLMVE RXETZ A VTE9- THE NEWS ZS 6 om FE CQ KNC, ,N ,-, gg mfr .ll-,l937,. LO QE1'TA PNASXLON THE CANUY gl ,P .. ORIOLE n--i,- lg BENQ QWNGWON Tug H D Ogg? SPOUTXNQ, SHOWEQ Room 0----W LHL 'T HF HER WHO A SHOWER. QEAMEQ opbo 0 fob! Q Q40 xgoex PAO PEG Nm WT' MA R1 on H-4 AT XT AGAXN Rf' E. JUN NWN Q oR5 omg ASSEMBLY A ser-QSTE N.--100-,W . 1 1937 ORIOLE .HM NNATKNNS WH A H W F. AQ LIAMS 5:-,.,.-- I N I-IALl..H5 EFAMOU5 RU N BEVORE H zuqgaus. F' QENCN-L RR' NTED. N 101 --- ll.1 -11-ll 1937 SEL WKLSON THE Fl-NQLEY OF' Sou-rg-A N-XlC,H. -I-I OLLAN -1-Tl i1.i 1 X ORIOLE 11-1, Em P25 'HX '94 Xtcf 4: 1 - 2 9 . Q , AL F QED eNox.en's CAQN E N SHAEFE9. A HER TH! AND TILL Got QH,FOQ 'THE LyFE OF A CPNQTOONIST BOY GLEE CLUB KN MlS'5 FROST E XPRE 5SxoNAL E NC: CLASS. LXSH ---102---- I 9 3 7 MQ. Youwb RN 'THE oo Rm-rRo0UcxNc, SDE BIG SHGJTS AT SOUTH! GUYS AND MK.M1L.moGu+1,.xM Buwnuc, DRME9 T-xe rmsv am,wETBPf1-- is Wi ffl gba' 9 U LJ 0 V O A BIT' O RETUNIG KIM- ,, .xp x LE:- 'fo v 80.gs.Y od Ti..,,KS,w F UAE Apmzx C AM -rf-we WTY -l.. 1. ,.,, .f f- A9 'Tuttle VJP-uvno 3'-+oo'r'n-IG ra.A4-L- -i 1- X!! - ..,+ ORIOLE VXI!-ROV! ON? vvE.DaD aonexu ff f' 7' 7'x Xxx Z1 vii X ff A 'I 1. .L V X. . TOUGH LUCK QQ VT? .... IL Q57 F3 X S SKA A X55 is 7 Q WESTINGHQUJE-21. Ov - 43x TH G 1 PM 'rx-xkouam f 1101100 E vm-xo Do You Tk-UNK NIXNXQ.. 'TIN' Vx.-x.. Qum- QASEBPH-L UN CL TS w X G vm SORRY SwEET.. SC H ENLEY -Q SOUTH- Q E? GET Base RUTH THRT - 011 TA AIU I on-z.' DEAN avr M W WWMM IM I 9 3 7 '!giiXmbKT:X12iif.. IXXQI Go YS 07111 f ' '51 ig! 1 RJ 9 I lnllcffip- 4 1 I H' ,X - M 4113-' 1 l-.- -1 -Li.,-. -1' T l- ORIOLE . UNSYYYH. L.-OOXQ 'THPKR ARE 'BY Qezfaaczs UVN TAKHNXC2 'Yi-NET WE!-X T i AQXN WW ffff mr'wYossy9LE IT CRN7 Ee 'vikue XVV AS GLAD ALA.. OVER WHEN HE Tzfkwtf-R gmol SEZ A REST FRG WN Boom LARNUNG 550 SORRY TYNXNSNWE 'S0uTxNx L.osT TD- D PGY 4 il ALLX Jvilo ws-new me fff' 'EFNTS SPXNPNCP-X K-M06 VVYP-m..xKY ARF wp.-g cuenecr 'Sf'OI,'Q!QxT Nite AEERS r-men-x SCHOOL-9' YA , FSR I ANNQE, So Tx-N. fx' -105- , 1937 ..-,....JORl0LE l'FNEVER FNLS'T0-H APPEN! NO Nwsv-vv wovzx E ra? frn'f1 SCORES .4 GOSHI LCx.oSE L owe .... JJ SQQTQ-u3.,Lu--Q, TQAT , 5.-,QYH g.,.u.. lr ,WAS fx D SouTr4s1.fl'U-- 30 ul XNATCH TAOSE C-nlfxv X SORQY HMP-5 HRT Q ANOTHER H131-esT?.. K2 1 UQ J i Q'Y'OL-D Yoo 1 GUYS NoT Oo THAT of-f REMEMBER Y K J' KCUBCQ wha, uc ml ...psf Bum O - Pre Essuee ' ..l.lL -li l..l..l-1-l-i L-FNTE. K xT 52 a U Q ljkmx P MKMQ LPxuQ1k-XLpQ You SEE M185 L, XKE 'TALE .... jk! T H E A LAS' SYSTEM NG! 1350! I jJj X fkj Y?ZQ5b 'mnfSCm TQNES Pxm EF YM 'PERWN me -- MJ NNVQSEN NT mST ENT , l9!57 ,- i ...li DRIOLE gil. PA TRONAGE -- 107 -- .T .l937 . l-.l..l.., Acknowledgements GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the gracious cooperation We have received in pre- paring this 1937 Edition of the Oriole Yearbook seem particularly fitting at this time. Accord- ingly, our sincere thanks are extended to the following parties: The dedicatees for courtesies to our reporters. Mr. McLaughlin and Mr. Iohnson for their timely, to-the-point messages to the graduates ot 1937. The departmental teacher groups for their pictures and autographs. The engravers, The Superior Engraving Company. The printers, The National Printing Company. The loyal patrons of South High School, our advertisers. The Oriole Yearbook Staff. --108--- .li...I9371.-...,.... , 1- sl .lt-1 ORIOLE ff wb' SV f- , ' B 6 -2 VS- f ,W WN? .... sucsm 1-:Eng ...l..,l937 , i 1 ORIOLE 1'1'0 il-lgli-ii 1937 ..,.,...... ?Q.i1-Vw3Jbii:.,Eid:1'.-ui.x'i11:.-':uJLi.B-'iuliiitI . 13252 5 -' b .E ' , G ,-'L-Q-31 . 'Q I,:f1..,.hW'f.E-MmHi- .:iMi' ' Ml... ORIOLE -.-.-.- HErn1ock 0570 1 lf Electrical, Consult Us KUBLER'S ' Casper Peppel Electric Co. Dry Goods and Furnishings Refrigerators, Radios, Washers Miss Emma Yochum, Proprietor Parts - Service - Repairs 70 S th mth S, , 1906 CARSON s'rRr:E'r. s. s. Piilburghl puree i Radio Tubes Tested Free Special Values to Students . . . Compliments Of 1 JOHN C. GRAU 1 KARTUB BROS. Ieweler and Registered Optomerist Coniectionery - Magazines 1802 Carson St. 613 East Ohio St. lust Across the Street' CREDIT AT CASH PRICES Watch The Fords Go By CLAUSNER MOTOR COMPANY 2216 Carson Street Everglade 4100 HEm1ock 0307 F. E. 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Phone Hemlock 0115 QUALITY CANDY SHOP 1213 CARSON STREET Ave. Hemlock 0274 Our Compliments to the 1937 Classes STANDARD SCHOOL JEWELERS Nixon Theatre Building Pittsburgh Penna Phone HEmlock 0393 Phone Hemlock 0601 GEO. J. HUEBNER CO. PAUL J. BLEICHNER Dealers in NOTARY PUBLIC Hardware, Paint. Window Glass A and Leather Real Estate - Insurance Loans 1502-1504 Carson Street 1804 CARSON STREET S. S., Pittsburgh. Pa. Pittsburgh. Pa ELECTRIC APPLIANCE SHOP Any Make-ELECTRIC REPRIGERATOR, WASHER of RADIO 1402 Carson Street HEmlock 0289 HEmlock 0290 11 Years Service on Carson Street S. A. MICHALSKI, Inc. Real Estate and General Insurance 1200 Carson Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. Hemlock 1626 ---iI14--- . l1- l1v 1937 i ,i - llli OWe take this opportunity to thank the members ofthe February and Iune 1937 Graduating Classes ol the South High School for selecting us to illus- trate The Oriole with their portraits. lWe trust they will have as much pleasure in possessing our portraits as we had in their making. and wish for all the class. and also those who tol- low, success beyond their most ardent desires. Irinitg Glnurt sinhifnn Makers ol Trinity Prints Studio at 313 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ---l15 l ...iii . ..,l937- i i,li .T THE NATIUNAL PRINTING COMPANY Is Pleased To Present The Oriole of 1937 Producers of Weekly and Monthly School Publications High School Annuals Business and Typographical Displays All Kinds of Printing ' .Sgt- f Q L Y gems. I 1 Phone HEmlock 5335 100 Bausman Street Pittsburgh, P ---116l- -,.1....-l937--...., .-l... .iiiiii Spend A Little Less Than You Make The years ahead will be pleasanter and easier for you if you save some part of your earnings now. Even very small amounts saved regularly grow steadily at this Bank. Ask About Our PURPOSE CLUB Capital and Surplus 54,000,000 Till UNION SAVINGS BANK FIFTH AVENUE AND GRANT STREET FRICK BUILDING PITTSBURGH. PA ---117--1 .,ll,l937 i - ORIOLE -.-1,-1 Phone HEm1ock 1029 THOMAS G. GMITER Funeral Director Private Chapel 2323 Carson St. S. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. FASHION Hosiery Shops Good Hosiery and Lingerie WlLDE'S Since 1889 High Class Bread - Pies - Pastry 1711 CARSON ST. Pittsburgh. Pa. 'Complete Footwear Outfitters ENELOW'S SHOES Local shop 1321 Carson st. 1312 Carson St. 231 Brownsville Rd. south side Pittsburgh, Pa. South Slde W- ohve' NICHOLAS MEYER G. H. SNYDER Watch, Clock G Iewelry Repairs Iewelry Engraving Diamonds - Watches 1926 CARSON ST. 606 Lillian Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Credit Given Reliable Persons Walter H, Weber Arthur G, Weber BECKER'S EBE 'S Ladies, Men's and Childrerfs W R . . Men's Wear Furnishings 1726 CARSON STREET 1210 Carson St. HEmlock 0555 Everglude 6232 Pmsburgh' Pa. MAYO DRUGS CUT RATE DRUGS 1300 Carson St., S. S. Soda Lunch Ice Cream Candy Cigarettes Cigars We Always Meet You With a Smile MR. S. MANUEL SAUL'S TAILOR SHOP Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing 120 S. 17th STREET Hemlock 8753 ARCHlE'S PLACE CONFECTIONERY - ics CREAM 84 S. Twelfth Street -----118 --l ...l?4l937.l-.-.... - . , ORIOLE T- li 1 Deslgners Illustniwrs Retouchers E ravers f Ha fTonesa EncEtchings PHONES Khmnc 6154 6155 235 HfrhAv Pitxsburgh - 11 ' 1 ' S - i.1- - 'I19 ------ 1937 . i-l ORIOLE ,,, . NI I I W-120- i I 9 3 7 l X