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South Hills High School - Lives Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA) online collection, 1938 Edition, Cover
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CONRAD Qzmwfzmu LOUISE BAGGANI WAYNE FLUKE Secretary Tremurer ?Sa'S'l2?'Wf RYJYXQUMYUJW Yfffwa D To tlaejzme Class of 1938 . . . ,C Q GOOD BYE AND GOOD LUCK! ,C- ? Your quest for that which you desire in life is now well on its way. But you will often wonder, as you pause for introspection, 5 whether or not you have chosen wisely. Do you know what con- U' f I . ? stitutes pure happiness? Must you have fame? Must you have riches? ls contentment the answer? And finally, if you find that 5 which you seek, will you be satisfied that you have sought wisely? Dr-X 2 Have you set a goal of attainment which you may reasonably 3,5 expect to reach or are you lost in dream clouds? Do you have your Q feet on the solid ground of logic or are you caught in a mire of UP indecision? Q You, and you alone, hold the answers to these questions. Face R them squarely and demand of yourself honest answers. Evaluate yourself with rugged courage. Find yourself first, then determine J your aim in life, and success will surely follow. Good B e, Good Luck and ma ou find the ha iness for :gg Y Y Y PP X which you seek early in life. 5 PAUL K. CONRAD, a Gumfdiam. ,Q , ifff3:.fK3 i s ?Y CLASS COLORS .......AS. GREEN AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER ....,,,..A.. YELLOW TEA ROSE MOTTO-DIFFICULTIES-MEET THEM-GREET THEM-DEFEAT THEM RUTH BAGLEY SUZANNE BARD JEAN BERNIER Class Book Staff WAYNE FLUKE CATHERINE LARKIN MARJORIE MILLER JEROME SHELL VERNA GRAML1 BETTY LUCK HOMER NINNESS EUGENE STARZYNSKI PATRICIA KOCH DORIS MCCANN HARRY OSSENBERG RUTH COPELAND ERVING BERNSTEIN ANN KOONTZ FRANK MCGAHEY LOUISE ROWLAND PAULINE WATT WAI.TER BOWMAN HELEN KRICOS EDITH MARTIN RUTH SCHWARTZ VIRGINIA WEET IRENE MESPELT Uilrt Committee --1 PIOMER NINNESS EUGENE STARZYNSKI HELEN KRICOS JEAN BERNIER HARLEY SIVIITI-I PATRICIA KOCH 1- Faculty U4d12iso1's ROBERT FRIDY RUTH COPELAND MISS HEENAN MISS WILLIAMS MISS GRIFFITH MR. HAH'WARD MR. ALLEN Higlo Honor DAVID MILLER CHARLES DIERKER ERVING BERNSTEIN RUTH SCHNYJARTZ MARION H. JOHNS- MARGARET DEUTSCH LOIS BARBER VERNA GRAMM VIRGINIA WEET TON ALTWATER EDNA MARIE GRAU MILDRED HALEY EDWARD NELSON FRANK MCGAHEY HARRY OSSENEERG ROBERT DEAL CATHERINE LARKIN LLOYD MCCALL Honor BETTY LUCK LIVIA LIBERATI PAULINE WATT MAR JORIE FAIR MARGORIE MILLER ROBERTA HAMMOND RUTH GOLDSTROM JACK KINZLER CAROLINE BOEHMER LILLIAN MANDEL MARJORIE CANTWELL RITA MYRON MARITA DORAN MARY FRANCES HANSBERRY NETTIE CLAUGHTON EDITH MAY MARTIN SUZANNE BARD LOUISE ROWLAND JOSEPH BURKLEY HOMER NINNESS IDA MAE CORBETT IRENE MESPELT RUTH CUDA ANNA RUTH KOONTZ JESSIE MACDONALD GERDA ROSE WALTER HILF ANTOINETTE BUBBA FRANK CAUGHEY LEONA KARNAITEL CLARA PAULICK CLARE REIS LOUISE BA GGANI ALBERT BORELLI AGNES KUBELICK JEAN FITZPATRICK DORIS MCCANN THELMA COULLIE ROSEMARY SCHWAN BEATRICE FREYER ELEANOR KEIGI-IER Q 1'-EQ 'II' 5.1 5 o ,p ,A 0 l 'I 1 l-'Z' . I- 1 5425 5332:-1 K g -' l l l I, .-L --as-ee s life-- KATHRYN ABEL KHONEY-KAYI Glee Club: Motor Club. NIARIE T. ABEL Chemistry Club. ALAN B. ABT QAPPLEJ 12A Publicity Com.: Senior Hi-Y: Captain , Intramural Basketball: Captain Intramural Volleyball: Tennis Mxrr,: Gym Team: Track Team: H. R. V. Pres: S. C. A.: Physical EFFI- ciency Award. RUTH JOAN ACKERMAN IMIDGEJ THOMAS ADAMS CLITTLE SPARKYJ German Club. JAMES H. ALM KANGEL-JIM-DOPEYD Class Play Cast: Little Theater: Tennis: S.C.A. '1'reasurer. SUE BETH ARCHER ISOUPYD Class P.ay Staff: Go-to-College Club: Little Theater: Mathematics Club: Basketball: Swim- ming: Student Library Assistant: H. R. V. Pres. VIRGIL J. AUSTIN CLEFTYD Intramural Volleyball: H. R. Secy. LOUISE BAGGANI KLOUIEJ 12A Class Secy.: 12A Class Com.: Class Day Cast: Class Day Staff: Orchestra: Big Sisters: National Honor Society: Basketball: Volley- ball: Tennis: Leaders Club: All-City High School Orchestra: S. C. A.: Highest Athletic Point Medal. RUTH BAGLEY IRUTHIEJ 12A Class Com.: Class Play Staff: Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: S. C. A.: Year Book Staff: Volleyball: Executive Com.: Clean-Up Cam- paign Com.: Publicity Com.: Class Day Picnic Com. TOM BALDESBERGER KBALDYJ HELEN BALENA KHEPPYJ Glee Club: Los Castellanos: Motor Club: Vestecl Choir: Operetta Cast. I..OIS E. BARBER Secy.-Treas. Orchestra: German Club: Na- tional Honor Society: All-City High School Or- chestra: String Ensemble. SUZANNE BARD csUE-sUslEJ Civic Club: German Club: Little Theater: Mathematics Club: Year Book StnIl': Writing! part ol' Commencement Pageant: Shulllehoard: Volleyball: Deck Tennis. ELIZABETH BARNES IREDS-ELIZJ Little Theater. AUDREY BARRATT KCHUBBYY Girl Reserves: Little Theater: Basketball: Volleyball: Swimming. EVELYN T. BAUER Class Day Cast: Big Sisters: Basketball: Vol- leyball: Deck Tennis. ROY BAUER CPUNCHYJ Senior Hi-Y: S. C. A.: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Cross Country Team. DOROTHY JOAN BECKER IDUCHESSJ Civic Club: German Club: Go-to-College Club. CHARLOTTE BENDER JANET BENNETT IJAN-BENNIEJ Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: Basketball: Volley- ball: Tennis. JEAN C. BERNIER QSOCKSD Go-to-College Club. ERVING G. BERNSTEIN IBERNIED Mathematics Club: Motor Club: Journalist Club: Year Book Staff: Intramural Basketball. ALBERT BERTACCINI CBERTD Class Day Cast: Blue Band: Mathematics Club: Motor Club: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball: Gym Team. DONALD BINDER Senior Hi-Y Secy., Pres.: S. C, A.: Football: Track. THOMAS BITTNER INEWTl Intramural Volleyball. CAROLINE BOEHMER IKAYl Journalist Club: Sesame News. V BONADIO IVIl Iclhigketball: Volleyball: Leaders Club: Mush ball: H. R. Secy.-Treaa. 1' E I' alll if N.: Q I , O . '-- .7 Q .pgsnf fpnl,-1' .glii l .K 1 r s, CHARLOTTE BONOMO DONALD BOOSE CDONJ Class Play Cast: Year Book Staff: Gym Team. ALBERT JOSEPH BORELLI KPICKYD Los Castellanos: Radio Club: S. C. A.: Chem- istry Club: Class V. Pres. WALTER A. BOWMAN QWALTD Photo Nature Club, V. Pres.: Sesame News Staff Photographer. RAYMOND BOYLAN CLOVERI Class Play Cast: Little Theater, Pres.: Motor Club: Tennis, EDW. BRICKLEY CREDD Boys' Glee Club, V. Pres.: Radio Club: Vested Choir: Operetta Staff: Intramural Volleyball: Radio Broadcasts: All-City High School Choir: Swimming. GEORGE BRICMONT Class Play Cast:ALittle Theater: Mathematics Club, Pres. RUSSELL R. BRONOWSKI German Club, H. R. V. Pres., Secy., Treas. GRANT BRONSTETTER H ELEN BRU NWASS ER ANTONIETTA M. BUBBA S. C. A.: Journalist Club. KTONIJ RUTH BUCHHEIT Tennis: Leaders Club. JOHN BURGESS QREDSJ JOSEPH ALAN BURKLEY CJ. AJ 12A Class Photography Com.: Little Theater: Mathematics Club: National Honor Society: Tennis: Cross Country Team: Debate Club: Class Play Cast. JOHN E. BURR Senior Hi-Y: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball: H. R. Secy. JAMES BUSH CSTRETCHJ Mathematics Club: Photo Nature Club: Intra- mural Basketball: Capt. Gymnastic Team Track. CHARLES BYRNES Radio Club: Stage Crew, Asst. Mgr. VVALTER CAIVANO KDOCJ Chemistry Club, Pres.: Capt. Intramural Bas- ketball: Track: Cross Country Team. MARJORIE CANTWELL CMARJJ Class Play Staff: German Club: S. C. A.: Na- tional Honor Society: Class Play Ticket Com.: School Clean-UD Campaign Com. ROSE CAPACCIO KROSIEJ Big Sisters. FRANK CAPALBO KLEFTYF Varsity Basketball: Football: Intramural Vol- leyball: Baseball. GRANT E. CARMACK KCAR-CHECK? Class Play Cast: Class Day Cast: Class Day Staff: Orchestra: Blue Band: Radio Club: All- City Band: All-City Orchestra: Track: H. R. Pres., V. Pres. WARREN H. CARNEY ICORNP 12A Class Picnic Com.: Photo Nature Club: Motor Club. MARTHA CARTER CMARTJ Class Day Cast: Civic Club: Little Theater Motor Club: H. R. Treas. MYRLE CASARIETTI QCASSP Big Sisters: Civic Club: Volleyball. FRANK M. CAUGHEY, JR. CPROFESSORJ Class Play Cast: Little Theater: Radio Club: National Honor Society: Journalist Club: Se- same News: Tennis: Track: Senior Pageant: Operetta Cast: Quill and Scroll. ELSIE G. CHILCOTT QPLINKOJ MARIA CILIA CREED l J! :E-l sg . 3 1 522 . 2? fbr- Z fy .-.tor gi E ' 1 , life-.1 yi KA.-T-T-Qlqt 9 64 Eff? -2:5 .zfeb ' rt- fi. ,VL-429.4474 J 1 .I-Q!-Q '.l'.lll ,. 4i,n'gl nQ.5 1', N-1 o , A 0 . is 4,1 I -, 'u ,hr 2'v! ' viii YQ! 21 I I A2 -I :V lin? I f jig. -r - P212 L. E I Y TDM N -.-iw gs., Aj ' :L 'I U: 2 NETTIE ELIZABETH CLAUGHTON QLITTLE BIT5 Big' Sisters. WILLIAM W. COCI-IRANE KWILH S. C. A.: Intramural Mushball. IVIARY L. COEN CCOENJ Class Play Staff: C.ass Day Cast: Civic Club: Go-to-College Club. GERTRUDE COGHILL IGERTIEJ Big Sisters: Volleyball RUTH COHEN Civic Club: Go-toColle1re Club: Motor Club: Volleyball. JANE COLLINS QSUZIE-SUDSI Big Sisters: Basketball: Volleyball: ShuHie- board: Deck Tennis. RUSSELL VV. CONRAD CRUSSI 12A Class Prom Com.: Radio Club: Motor Club, Pres.: Intramural Basketball. JAMES E. COOPER CJIMJ Blue Band: Senior Hi-Y: S. C. A. RUTH COPELAND CCOPYJ 12A Class Dues Com.: Class Play Cast: Little Theater: Mathematics Club: S. C. A.: National Honor Society, Secy.: Year Book Statf. IDA MAE CORBETT CSHRIMP7 Glee Club: Go-to-College Club: Operetta Cast My Maryland and Sweethearts : Accom- paniest: Amateur Programs: Radio Broad- casts: All-City Choir f2I: Civic Club Broad- cast: Assemblies: Vested Choir. THELMA L.OUlSE COULLIE KSCOTTIEJ Class Play Cast: Bip: Sisters: Civic Club: Little Theater: Basketball : Volleyball. MARGARET H. Cox CPEGGYJ Class l'lay Staff: Class Day Cast: Girl Re- serves: Little Theater: S. C. A.: Mt. Lebanon Dramatic Club. RAYMOND F. CRAWFORD IRAYI Ilubbius Club: Quill and Scroll: Journalist Club, Pres.: Sesame News, Sports Editor: Basketball Mgr.: Gym Team. ROBERT J. CRAWFORD KBINGI Senior Hi-Y. ERMA CROUCH IREDJ Class Play Cast: Class Day Cast: Class Day Staff: Vested Choir: Operctta Cast: Basketball : Volleyball: Tennis: Leaders Club: Deck Tennis: Shufiieboarrl: Paddle Tennis: Mushball. RUTH ANN CUDA fRUTHIEI 12A Class Com.: Class Day Cast: Class Day Stafl: S. C. A.: Chemistry Club: Clean-Up Carnpaiprn Com. VINCENT JOSEPH DABECCO I PHEE-HUNKYJ Baseball. VICTOR DAMUS IVICI Senior Hi-Y: Intramural Basketball: Varsity Football: Intramural Volleyball: Tennis. DOROTHY JEAN DAVIDSON IDOTI Class Day Cast: Glee Club: Civic Club: Go-to- College Club: Vested Choir: Operetta Cast: Chemistry Club: Basketball: Volleyball: Tennis: All-City Choir: H. R. V. Pres., Secy. ELMA DAVIS CDAVISJ Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: Basketball: All- Star Capt., Volleyball: Swimming: Tennis: Leaders Club : Mushball. THOMAS DAVIS CKNUTEQ ROBERT DEAL KBOBI PIERRE DE CHARRANCE Civic Club: Mathematics Club. LOUIS DEMME KLOU-DEMJ Class Day Cast: Orchestra: Blue Band. MARGARET DEUTSCH CMARGIEJ National Honor Society: Journalist Club: Se- same News: Quill and Scroll. CHARLES DIERKER Mathematics Club, V. Pres,: National Honor Society: Radio Club: S. C. A. DAVID J. DILLON, JR. Los Castellanos: Mathematics Club: Motor Club: Los Estudiantes Club, Pres. DOLORES DITI-IRICH CDEEJ S. C. A.: Deck Tennis. 1 L I 1:5155-'II ,. l 1 'gf 1 Q 0 I in ni It-I gf-4 9' Nz -'-i ,ayr A if H ENRY PAUL DOERFLER MARITA DORAN QRITEJ 12A Class Picnic and Photograph Com.: Go to- College Club: Mathematics Club, Secy.-Treas.: Basketball: National Honor Society: Volley- ball: Tennis: Captain Ball: Deck Tennis: H. R. Secy.-Treas. CHARLES RUSSELL DOTT KRUSS-GRUMPY' Motor Club: Senior Hi-Y. RAY EDWARD DOUGHERTY KBUD-DOCJ HELEN NI. DOUGLASS CDOUGIEJ Sli-tO-COIISQE Club: Senior Red Cross: Volley- a l. HELEN EDGAR CCHICKENJ Big Sisters. EARL EGER CEGGS5 Senior Hi-Y: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball. ELIZABETH EVANS CBETTYJ Class Play Make-up Com.: Big Sisters: German Club: Leaders Club. LENORA EVANS CLENO-REDJ Class Play Stalf: Little Theater. Lois ALENE EVANS KDUCKJ Go-to-College Club. MARJORIE E. FAIR CMARGIEJ Chemistry Club: Basketball: Volleyball: Leaders Club: Mushball: Deck Tennis. EILEEN FALLON CIJ 12A Class Commencement Com.: Girls' Glee Ciub: Little Theater : Basketball 3 Volleyball: Cheerleaders Squad: S. C. A., V. Pres. IRVING H. FARBSTEIN CIRISHJ DOLLY FEDON CSLUGJ Class Day Cast: Basketball: Deck Tennis. ROBERT C. FEICK CBOBD Los Castellanos: Motor Club, Treas.: S. C. A.: Intramural Basketball: Tennis: Baseball: Cross Country Mgr. JAMES V. FERRARO CJIMMYJ FREDA FIELDING Girl Reserves: Basketball: Volleyball. JEAN FITZPATRICK KDEEP Volleyball. CHARLES H. FLINN Hobbies Club: Radio Club. VVAYNE FLUKE CFLUKIEJ 12A Class Treas.: 12A Class Ring Com.: Class Play Ticket Com.: Los Castellanos: Radio Club: Motor Club: Senior Hi-Y: Journalist Club: Sesame News: Year Book Staff: Tennis. MARY ALICE FOGARTY Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: H. R. V. Pres., 12B. MARY FOSTER CCOOKIED Big Sisters: Civic Club. PAUL G. FRAUDIN Basketball: Baseball. BEATRICE NIARIE FREYER IBEAJ Big Sisters: Civic Club: Deck Tennis: Shuffles board. ROBERT VV. FRIDY KFUDYJ Class Day Cast: Orchestra: Blue Band: Glee Club: S. C. A.: All-City Band. ROSE MARIE FRITZ fFRITJ Girl Reserves: Basketball: Volleyball. NIARY GALLAGHER CGALLJ Class Day Cast: Civic Club: Motor Club, Secy. SHIRLEY GANO KSCRAPPYJ Class Play Cast: Class Day Cast: Glee Club: Go-to-College Club, V. Pres.: Operetta Cast My Maryland and Sweethearts . :-E E42 fy., 5 'fir 31' ,Q : , A, 7 L. - M, ,ggi E. WW ll 'll'4if ' nj f J',,'-ff-we s ip' Qhia-' fy T alll 'rggy OLGA GERMUSKA Motor Club: Basketball: Volleyball. HARRY G. GEYER Mathematics Club. ELLEN FRANCES GIANNAKOS Basketball: Leaders Club: S. C. A. VVM. GILBERT CBILLJ Aero Club. RUTH E. GILMORE KGILLIED RUTH GOLDSTROM 12A Class Picnic Com.: Glee Club: Big Sisters: Vested Choir: Operetta Cast My Maryland and Sweethearts : National Honor Society, Pres.: Quill and Scroll: Journalist Club: Se- same News: Basketball: Volleyball: Leaders Club, Secy., V. Pres.: Quill and Scroll. VERNA GRAMM CVERNEI Big Sisters: Civic Club, V, Pres.: Chemistry Club: National Honor Society: Year Book Staff: H. R. Secy.: Civic Club Radio Broadcast. EDNA. MARIE GRAU LEDDIEP Class Play Staff: Civic Club: German Club. FRANCIS P. GRAY KTIPD Intramural Basketball. BETTY JANE GRAYBURN Class Day Cast: Volleyball. JOHN MURRAY GREEN CJACKl Motor Club: Senior Hi-Y. DOROTHY GREENWALD KDOTJ Girl Reserves: limslu-tlmll: Volleyball. VVILLIAM H. GREENWOOD KCASINOVA-CASSIANOJ German Club: Chemistry Club. DOROTHY GRUBER fDOTl Intramural Swimming: Officer of H. Il.. LOUISE GUIDI CLOUD Big Sisters. DOROTHY HABERNET fDOTJ Basketball: Volleyball. MADILENE HACKNEY CMACKJ Glee Club: Los Castellanos: Basketball. MILDRED R. HALEY YMICKEYJ Big: Sisters: Civic Club. GRACE HALLER Go-to-College Club: S. C. A.: Graduation Pag- eant Staff. ROBERTA HAMMOND CBOBBIEI Glee Club: Big Sisters: S. C. A.: National Honor Society. GERTRUDE HANDO CGERTJ Big Sisters: Honor Roll. ANGELINE C. HANEK KANGELI MARY FRANCES HANSBERRY KFRANI Mathematics Club : National Honor Society : Leaders Club. DOROTHY HANSELMAN IDODO-DOTT Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: Basketball: Volley- ball: Tennequoit: Shullleboard. MAY HARLEY IMAZIEJ Girl Reserves. THOMAS HARRIS KPUNCHY-TUJ HARRY F. HARTZELL KTOPSYJ Chemistry Club. ORLA L. HARVEY CORRIEJ Senior Red Cross, V. Pres.: Volleyball. f 1 'I-,S-Q Q , 0 I .,4!:::-1-':lQ'.iA.-,Z ws! I , I ZW HERBERT HAsls CREDD German Club. DOROTHY H. HAWKINS CDORTJ Girl Reserves: Basketball: Volleyball. ELM ER H EIN Motor Club. DOROTHY HEISEY CDOTTIEJ 12A Class Com.: Class Day Staff: Senior Red Cross. NIARJORIE HENRY WALTER M. HILF KWALTJ Class Play Cast: Glee Club: Vested Choir: Operetta Casts My Maryland and Sweet- hearts : Varsity Quartette. FRANCIS HILSDON CFRANKJ 12A Class Com.: Class Play Cast: Class Day Staff: S. C. A.: Operetta Cast: Journalist Club: Sesame News: Tennis: Hi-School Sports Announcer: Theatron Club: Quill and Scroll. DANIEL T. HOPKINS CTUBBYJ Senior Hi-Y: Baseball Manager. ALVERA T. HUG CBLUESD Class Day Cast: Glee Club: Civic Club: Senior Red Cross: Basketball: Volleyball: Tennis: Mushball: Paddle Tennis: Deck Tennis: S. C. A. ALICE HUOT CALJ LOUIS H. HURD CJUMBOJ Blue Band: Motor Club. CHARLES E. HYDE CESQUIRED Chemistry Club: Aero Club: Tennis. DOROTHY JANKOWIAK IDOTJ Basketball: Volleyball: Leaders Club, Treas.: Deck Tennis: Shuffleboard: Paddle vTennis: Mushball. VVALTER JOHN IWALTJ Senior Hi-Y: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball: Track. CATHERINE JOHNSON KJOHNNYJ Big Sisters: Life Saving Club. JANE JOHNSON KJINKS-JINXJ Big Sisters: Girl Reserves. V. LLOYD JOHNSON Senior Hi-Y: S. C. A. NIARGARET JOHNSTON CMARNEYJ Girl Reserves, H. R. Treas. 10B-IZA. MARION H. JOHNSTON CSLEEPYD Little Theater. GARY JONES CLITTLE BITSJ Glee Club: Vested Choir. MARY ELLEN JONES IMIDGEJ Civic Club: Go-tofCollege Club: Theatron Club. ROSETTA JONES CROSIEJ astellanos Vested Choir Basketball Vol- Los C I 5 3 Ieyball: Swimming: Leaders Club: Mushball. HERBERT JOSEPH Dealer in Rhyme. JANE JUSTICE KBUTCHD Glee Club: Little Theater: Properties Com. Cass Play Staff. JAMES KAECHER CSLINIJ Senior Hi-Y: Track Team: Intramural Volley- ball: Intramural Basketball. L.EONA KARNAFEL CLEEI Big Sisters: Go-to-College Club. HERBERT W. KEEBLER CHERBD Class Play Cast: Glee Club: Little Theater, Treas.: Operetta Cast Sweethearts , ELEANOR KEICHER fELLYJ Girl Reserves: S. C. A.: Basketball: Volleyball, ii.Ql h:: Ei ,l fel? ' T. ' ' ' I2 E: .WC A we ,ff view T: , ll '.,.f ' 5 2, 'ff '..- I T7 :7f1 15 lbs 1:47 .I, .+- QL 1 ,, Sign! lynn.- ' ' K I Q o A 0 ' ., E-- ,-F ' ul'ui., Q! -, ROSEMARY KELLEHER KKELJ 12A Class Picnic Com., Chairman: Class Play Staff: Class Day Cast: Little Theater: Journa- list Club: Sesame News: Basketball: Volley- ball: Tennis: Leaders Club, Secy. FRANK KELLY KKELJ ,fm 12A Class Picnic Com.: Class Play Stage Com.: Class Day Cast: Photo Nature Club, Secy.- Treas.: Operetta Cast Sweethearts , RUSSELL A. KERKHAN KSIRKJ S. C. A.: Clean-Up Campaign Com.: Locker Com.: Book Com. VVILLIAM LEO KIM, JR. KBILLD Hobbies Club: Radio Club: Senior Hi-Y: Ushers Club. VVILMA IVIAE KINKELA QWILLJ Girl Reserves: Senior Red Cross. JACK A. KINZLER QTWITTERI Aero Club, Pres.: National Honor Society, V. Pres.: Quill and Scroll: Journalist Club: Se- same News, Bus. Mgr.: Tennis. PAUL KLIPSIC KPAULYF Senior Hi-Y: Basketball Mgr.: Football Mgr.: Track: Hi-Y Basketball: H. R. V. Pres. PATRICIA KOCH KPATSYI Class Play Staff: Go-to-College Club: Motor Club: Year Book Staff. THELMA KOCH KFUSSJ Senior Red Cross: Chemistry Club. ANNE KOONTZ tKITTYl Class Day Cast: Photo Nature Club: Motor Club, Pres.: Chemistry Club: National Honor Society: Year Book Staff: Basketball: Volley- ball: Tennis. GEORGE P. KOUNTZ, JR. 12A Class Prom Com.: Civic Club, Treas.: Chemistry Club: Intramural Basketball: Track: Cross Country Team. HELEN J. KRICOS CKREEKYJ Motor Club: Journalist Club: Year Book Staff. RUTH KRIEGER KGAYJ Class Day Cast: Senior Red Cross: Chemistry Club. AGNES KUBELICK KAGGIEJ 12A Class Pres.: IZA Class Photopzranh Com.: Class Play Cast: Class Day Cast: Little Thea- ter: S. C. A., Secy., Pres.: Vcsted Choir: Operctta Cast: National Honor Society: Bas- ketball, Capt.: Volleyball: Swimming: Tennis: Leaders Club: Mushhall: llarlminton: Cheer- leader: Deck Tennis: Carnegie Tech Play Day Rep.: Shuifleboard: H. R. Pres. CLIFFORD NI. KUHN KCLIFFJ Glee Club: Motor Club: Senior Hi-Y: Volley- ball. MARION E. KUNTZ ISNOOKSJ German Club: Basketball: Volleyball. HAROLD LABOVITZ CHALI Civic Club: Intramural Basketball: Mushhall. NIARY FLORENCE LAMB CI-AMBIE7 12A Class Com.: Glee Club: Civic Club, Secy.: Vested Choir: Operetta Cast: All-City Choir: Go-to-College Club. NIARY JANE LAND QJANIEI Class Day Cast: Big Sisters: Motor Club. IRENE LANGE KRENED Go-to-College Club: Motor Club. CATHERINE LARKIN CKATEJ National Honor Society: Journalist Club: Sesame News: Leaders Club. NIARIE LARKIN Class Day Cast: Motor Club: Swimming: Leaders Club: Class Play Ticket Com.: H. R. Treas. GEORGE R. LAUX Motor Club. GEORGE LAZARD KCHUBBINSI ball. GRACE L. LEAKE QGRACIEJ LILA LEGLEITNER -'UQ ROLAND LEONE CROWEJ Hobbies Club: Motor Club: Senior Hi-Y: Stage Crew: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Vol- leyball. LAURA LEWIS Los Castellanos: Basketball: Volleyball. slimy.-. N' ll If Class Play Cast: Tennis: Intramural Basket- ' QF-ESQ --'Iii-Helga. t,f',f ' 5 2'l'r,.' .sle- -Q1 LIVIA LIBERATI KLEEJ Glee Club: Big Sisters: Go-to-College Club: Los Castellanos: Operetta Cast. HENRY A. LIEBEGOTT IDUTCHD Los Castellanos: Intramural Basketball: Base- ball: Track: S. C. A. JOHN LINDEMAN CLINDYJ Stage Crew Mgr. NIELVIN LIVINGSTON QMELJ SILVIO J. LORENZI QSILI Track Team. ROBERT LOTZ CKELLYJ 12A Class Picnic Com.: Glee Club: Vested Choir: Operetta Cast: Ticket Com. JACK LOWEN CCHINKJ Los Castellanos: Radio Club. BETTY LUCK Class Play Cast: Glee Club: Little Theater, V. Pres.: Vested Choir: O-peretta Cast: Na- tional Honor Society: Journalist Club: Sesame News: Quill and Scroll. ALMA MCCALL E. LLOYD MCCALL X Mathematics Club: Senior Hi-Y: S. C. A.: Na- tional Honor Society. DORIS NICCANN Big Sisters: Civic Club. JUNE MCCARTNEY QPINKYJ Big Sisters: Basketball: Volleyball: Leaders Club. JACK MCCAUGHAN IGRUMPYJ Motor Club: Intramural Basketball: Swim- ming: Baseball: Cheerleader: Intramural Vol- leyball. OLIVE R. MCCULLOUGH COLLYJ Class Day Cast: Glee Club: Civic Club: Senior Red Cross: Basketball: Volleyball. DOROTHY NICDOWELL CDOT3 Glee Club: Big Sisters: Vested Choir: Operetta Cast. EDNA E. NICGAHEY fSlSl 12A Class Prom Com.: Go-to-College Club: S. C. A. FRANK EDWARD MCGAHEY CHANKJ 12A Class Play Ticket Com.: German Club: Mathematics Club, Pres.: National Honor So- ciety: Intramural Basketball: Swimming: Track: Cross Country: S. C. A. VVILLIAM J. MCGAHEY CSKEETSJ German Club: S, C. A.: Intramural Basketball: Swimming Mgr.: Track Mgr.: Cross Country Asst, Mgr. . ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN CREDJ Radio Club: Motor Club. C. LAVERNE MCMASTER fMACD Swimming. JESSIE MACDONALD CJESSJ U 12A Class Com.: Class Day Cast: Little Thea- ter: Motor Club: S. C. A.: Chemistry Club: Na- ' tional Honor Society: Sesame News: Volley- ball: Clean.-Up Campaign Com. HARRIET MALAMUD fHATTIEJ Basketball: Volleyball: Swimming: Cheer- leader. LILLIAN MANDEL CLILJ , Class Day Cast: Civic Club: Chemistry Club: Basketball: Volleyball: Swimming: Tennis: Shuffieboard: Mushball: H. R. V. Pres.: Or- chestra B. ANNE MANKO CANNEJ Class Day Cast: Motor Club: H. R.. Secy.- Treas.: Theatron Club. RUTH MANNING Motor Club. WILLIAM MARCUS CWILLIEP GERALDINE M. MARSILI IJERRYJ Orchestra: Volleyball: Mushball. EARL MARTIN Stage Crew. il I5 lit'-is .4 , 'JJ-f . ,EE Il j' If ag '7'k f lf. , 71-,L VL.:-P' ,ffl 'I EL: , IRE. I I IJLA :P fs r v ff- : Lf? :va- .V , ,xr L! 115 ?5':.:. ala, gy l- .qgpygn l O 'IY,d.I.. , -Q N11-..iV '24 ' , As are 601' !:: O , A O 5 . s 9 I ' T Q I 4 J 1 1 in C-'4 N5'll,. - Y EDITH MARTIN CEDIEJ Orchestra: Little Theater: Year Book Staff: Theatron Club: Tennis: National Honor. VVILLETTA MASON CCHICK-ETTSI Glee Club: Big Sisters: Vested Choir. ALBERTA MAZZA QBERT-ALJ Motor Club. IRVIN MEEDER IIRVI VVALTER MEISNER QABEJ JACK MERVIS IFINANCIERJ Mathematics: Chemistry Club: Intramural Bas- ketball. IRENE MESPELT CRENIEJ Girl Reserves: Year Book Staff: Leaders Club: Leaders Club Reporter. RALPH MICKEY IBUDJ 12A Class V. Pres.: 12A Class Prom and Pic- ture Com.: S. C. A., V. Pres.: Track. VICTOR E. MIESEL QVICI MARGARET MILES IMIDGEI Class Day Cast: Big Sisters: Motor Club: S. C. A.: Basketball: Volleyball: Shuftleboard: Track Mgr.: Basketball Mgr.: Mushball. DAVID H. MILLER CDAVEI Orchestra: Blue Band: Mathematics Club: Na- tional Honor Society: Journalist Club: Sesame News. GAYLE MILLER IGUMPJ Big Sisters. MARJORIE MILLER IMIDGE-MILDEWD Class Play Make-up Com.: Little Theater V. Pres.: Mathematics Club: National Honor So- ciety: Journalist Club: Sesame News: Year Book Staff: Librarian, one year: National Honor Society Usher: Quill and Scroll. VELMA MILLER Class Day Cast: Basketball: Deck Tennis. VVILLIANI VVALTER MILLER IGUMMYI Iiasketballj Football: Baseball, Capt. AUDREY MINNICK IAUDI 12A Class Com.: Class Play Staff: Little Theater. FRANK C. MOGAN KFRITZI Football. ADAH MooRE: Glee Club, Secy.: Go-to College Club. WILLIAM MARSHALL MOORE ISLUG-BILLY Los Castellanos: Intramural Basketball: Ama- teur Program: Clean-Up Frolic. BETTY JANE MORGAN QBETJ Class Play Cast: Little Theater: Photo Nature Club: S. C. A.: Basketball: Volleyball: Thea- tron Club. EDITH MORGAN Little Theater: Operetta Cast: Basketball: Vol- leyball: Swimming: Leaders Club. VVALTER MORRIS IWALTI Senior Hi-Y. KENNETH R. MoRRow CMAYROI Photo Nature Club: Radio Club: Intramural Basketball: S. C. A. JOSEPHINE MUEHLBAUER U03 German Club: Basketball: Volleyball: Mush- ball. RICHARD J. MURDY KSERBI German Club: S. C. A.: H. R. V. Pres. JOHN MYRON CJOHNNYJ 12A Class Picnic Com.: Civic Club, Pres.: Los Castellanos, Pres.: National Honor Society: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Los Estudiantes, Pres. RITA MYRON 12A Class Com.: Class Play Staff: Go-to-C0l- lege Club: Los Castellanos: Motor Club: Na- tional Honor Society: Journalist Club: Sesame News: Basketball: Volleyball: Quill and Scroll. EDWARD NELSON German Club, Pres. 15 a:IE::::.' fix l 1 GV! h:: R 1 g T Y. .ill gs I ' 'f' 5 :iz ? . ' I w . .x.! 5 ,V VVALTER NELSON KDICKJ , Intramural Basketball. EMM. NEUNER KAIMD Orchestra: Blue Band: S. C. A.: H. R. Pres. . HOMER H. NINNESS Little Theater: National Honor Society: Latin Club: S. C. A. Ex. Com.: Year Book Staff. ROBERT OBER uaosy Senior Hi-Y. AGNES O'HARA KJEEPD Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: Go-to-College Club: Basketball: Volleyball: Big Sisters Reception Program. LAVERNE ORRIS CVERNEJ Little Theater. HARRY P. OSSENBERG QOSSIEJ 12A Class Play Ticket Com.: Photo Nature Club: Motor Club, V. Pres.: Asst. Business Mgr. Sesame News: H. R. V. Pres.: Los Estudiantes: National Honor Society: Year Book Staff. ALBERT PADOLSKY Track. ELEANOR M. PATTERSON fPATl Glee Club: Basketball: Volleyball. MARGARET 'PATTERSON KPAT - REBD Class Play Cast: Class Day Cast: Girl Reserves, V. Pres.: National Honor Society: Basketball: Volleyball : Swimming. CLARA PAULICK Class Day Cast: Mathematics Club: Chemistry Club: Volleyball: Swimming: Leaders Club. FRED F, PEELOR QPEE WEEJ Civic Club: Intramural Basketball: H. R. Secy.- Treas. ' MARGARET M. PELL fPEGGYl Girl Reserves. LUCILLE PEMBERTON CLUJ GRACE PETERSON Basketball: Volleyball. JOHN PFAB KPEE WEEl Civic Club. ROSE MARIE PORTER fSlSJ 12A, Class Prom Com.: H. R. Secy. VVILLIAM PORTER fBlLLl Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball. JOHN PREFFER fJAKEl H. R. V. Pres. VVILLIAM RALEY CBILLJ Orchestra: S. C. A.: Cheerleader. BETTY RECTENWALD fBETJ Big Sisters: Girl Reserves. DOROTHY R. RElCHi KDOTP 12A Class Prom Com.: Girl Reserves: S. C. A.: Basketball: Volleyball. ELEANOR HILDA REICH CSHORTYJ Basketball : Volleyball : Mushball I H.R.V. Pres. CLARE REIS fBlNGOl Leaders Club: H. R. V. Pres. JEAN CAROLYN REITMEYER Big Sisters. VERA P. REPASKY Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: Basketball: Volley- ball. MATTIE B. RICHEY fMATl Glee Club, Secy., V. Pres.: Big Sisters: Dos Castellanos: Volleyball: Vested Choir: All-City High School Choir: Student Broadcasts. JEAN RILEY QTOPSYJ Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: Basketball: Volley- ball: Mushball: Deck Tennis. V ., . - - ..,.,.l In 154 64: in Ll! I '7 flf. pq. nag.: ,f , we , ,, f 'i 'Y ff? , -.Q 3' Aff , FW ' w l .. ,H . .ill is 'l li' -,E WFS 1 -'T 5,3 V5 yaw- 65' M- fl YH 1 1. ...pw . L - S. lffisiagw '-Wi It if? v . 0 'H 1 .--4: : 5':::E-.- Gy? 'HEI' LESTER ROBINSON Blue Band: Mathematics Club. HELEN ROGERS Big Sisters: Basketball: Volleyball. GERDA ROSE German Club, V. Pres., Pres.: National Honor Society. MARGARET ROSENBERGER CPEGJ Civic Club: Girl Reserves: Basketball: Volley. ball: Mushball: Shuffleboard: Deck Tennis. ROSALYN L.. ROSENTHAL KMOONBEAMP Class Play Make-up Com.: Big Sisters: Go-to- College Club: Little Theater, V. Pres.: Oper- etta Cast: H. R.. Secy. PHYLLIS IRENE ROULE CPHYL- HONEY! 12A Class Prom Com.: S. C. A.: H. R. Secy.: H. R. V. Pres. LOUISE ROWLAND German Club, V. Pres., Pres.: National Honor Society: Year Book Staff. FLORENCE G. RYAN QFLOSSD Vested Choir: Operetta Cast: Basketball: Vol- leyball: Leaders Club: Senior Life Saving: Theatron Club. JOHN SARRAF' fJOHNIEJ Mathematics Club: Senior Hi-Y. REGIS G. SAVAGE CDOCJ Civic Club: Motor Club. GERTRUDE SAYLOR ITRUDYJ 12A Class Picnic Com.: Class Day Cast: Photo Nature Club: Basketball: Volleyball: Leaders Club. ' JANET SCHADE fJANJ Go-to-College Club. REGINA SCHAUB CREGGIEJ Civic Club: Girl Reserves: S. C. A. ROBERT L. SCHERER ETHEL. SCHMIDT French Club: Etiquette Club. ROSEMARY SCHWAN fJOJ Civic Club: German Club: Go to-College Club: Basketball 3 Volleyball : Tennis 1 Commencement Pageant Staff. S. RUTH SCHWARTZ CRUDU 12A Class Com.: Girl Reserves: Little Theater: Los Castellanos: Motor Club: Year Book Stafl': Basketball: Volleyball: Swimming: Post- Gazette Page Reporter: Life Saving: Class Play Prompter: Class Day Cast. JEROME VV. SHELL QJERRYJ Year Book Staff. HUGH SHOUP KJUNIORJ Class Day Cast: Glee Club: Vested Choir: Operetta Cast. LAVERNE SIEGLEN KMIMIJ Civic Club: Photo Nature Club: S. C. A. MARIAN R. SMITH CSMITTYD Girl Reserves: National Honor Society: Basket- ball: Volleyball: Commencement Pageant: H. R. Secy.-Treas. HELEN C. STAAB Senior Red Cross, Treas. EUGENE VV. STARZYNSKI KSTARSI Class Play Cast: Mathematics Club: Basket- ball: Tennis. DOROTHY STEENSON KDOTTIED Los Castellanos: Photo Nature Club, Corres- ponding Secy.: Chemistry Club: Volleyball. CLARE STEINLE German Club: Girl Reserves: Senior Red Cross. VVILLIAM STEWART CLEFTYD 12A Class Picnic Com.: Class Play Cast: Class Day Cast: German Club, V. Pres.: Vested Choir: Operetta Cast: Intramural Basketball: Varsity Football :Intramural Volleyball :Track: H. R. Secy.: H. R. Pres.: H. R. V. Pres. JACK STITT fSTlTTlE3 Blue Band: Los Castellanos: Track. NORAELLA STOKES CNORRlEl fl 1:5-15:32, ,.'l:l- I ' 'lv o , . 0 al, r' Q 2-'aff' ' I uvii :el l J C. BERTRAM STRANG CBERTI Blue Band. OLIVE MAE STUMP Class Play Staff: Girl Reserves, Secy., Pres.: Operetta Staff: Volleyball. VVILMA SWANK CBILLIE ANN, Glec Club: Big Sisters: Go-to-College Club, Secy.: Vested Choir: Operetta Cast: Volley- ball: Tennis. ROSE MARIE TANCY ELEANOR TIERNO EDNA TIMMINS KEDDIED MARGARU TRAGESER CPEGGYJ Big Sisters. JAMES TYLER CBUTCHD HARRY UPDEGRAFF KUPDEJ Motor Club: Cross Country. ROBERT E. VALLOR CBOBJ WILLIAM EDWARD VAUGI-IAN S. C. A. JEANNE VOLTZ QSHULTZJ Go-to-College Club: Little Theater: Basketball: Volleyball: Tennis. FERDINAND VON VERSON fF'ERDIl Orchestra: Blue Band: Glee Club: German Club. AILEEN RUTH VVAKEFIELD CNOODLESJ 12A Class Com.: Class Play Cast: Class Day L Cast: Class Day Staff: Glee Club: Big Sisters: Go-to-College Club: Vested Choir: Operetta Cast: Volleyball: Radio Broadcast: Clean-Up Frolic. ROBERT A. VVALLACE CKROGYD German Club: Radio Club: Motor Club: Intra- mural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Track. RICHARD IVI. VVALTER IWHITEY-WALTI Intramural Basketball: Intramural Mushball. PAULINE ELIZABETH VVATT KPOLLYI Class Play Cast: Year Book Staff: H. R. V. Pres.: S. C. A. CARL VVECKEI-I KWECKI German Club: Little Theater: Mathematics Club. PAULINE VVEET CGARDIEJ Class Day Cast: Big Sisters: Hobbies Club: Go-to-College Club. VIRGINIA VVEET CGINNYJ 12A Class Play Ticket Com.: Go-to-College Club: Motor Club: S. C. A.: National Honor Society: Sesame News: Year Book Staff. FLORENCE VVELSBY fFLOJ 12A Class Picnic Com.: Glee Club: Little Thea- ter: Operetta Cast: Chemistry Club. JOHN VVERTZ CGRAMPSJ Intramural Basketball: Cross Country Team. LEWIS R. VVETZEL KFUZZJ ANNAMAE VVIELAND KSKIPPYJ Little Theater: Senior Red Cross: S. C. A.: In- tramural Basketball.: Intramural Volleyball: Swimming: Tennis: Leaders Club, Pres., Treas.: Shuffleboard: Deck Tennis: H. R. Pres., V. Pres., Secy. PAUL RAYMOND VVILLIAMS KBUDDYP Stage Crew, Master Electrician. VINCENT VVINTERHALTER QWINNIEI 12A Class Prom Com.: Class Day Cast: Los Castellanos: Swimming: Cross Country Team. ROBERT W. WISDOM CBOBJ Little Theater, Pres.: Operetta Staff, Cashier: National Honor Society: Quill and Scroll: Jour- nalist Club, Pres.: Sesame News, Editor. DONALD PHILIP VVISSNER IDONP Class Day Cast: Glee Club: Operetta Cast My Maryland and Sweethearts : All-City Choir. M.- frfgl fs... f, If ffl? j V :Vg E fs ., 3-X 19 It-Q41-U -fI'lFj.ff 'L-L15 .,.,r .L J !.rH,,,,.X e 1 ima CDWTTTJ ,VO E. Q El li W w Q55 l 551 'bla . HY? J UW 245 I af: il? . if -' J. -if 'brag' 1: . L I -151 ll'-SIQ , f-fn' 1 svn- Qyfr P.: O O ,-' ' 2:1 2 'Ar'5- E0'-- ', I I . I1 .. V J 34... A-X 1 1- ,U -A . 71 f W VIRGINIA Nl. VVOLFRAM CVIRGIEJ Basketball: Volleyball: Swimming: S. C. A.: Theatron Club. MARGARET L. WORKMAN KMARGIEJ Big Sisters: Go-to-College Club: Journalist Club: Basketball: Volleyball: Photo Nature Club, Secy.-Treas.: S. C. A. JACK VVUNDERLICH QWIMPYJ Swimming. EUGENE VVYWROCKI KJEEPJ LOUIS F. YEAGER CLOUD S. C. A. WILLIAM A. YOEST CBILLJ PAUL YOUNG CPEPJ JAMES S. YOUNT CJIMMY-SUNSETJ Photo Nature Club: Chemistry Club: Tennis Amateur Talent Program: Clean-up Frolic. CLARE ZAUNER CZIZZIJ Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Motor Club: Volley- ball. ' IVIARY JANE 'ZENDER CM JAYJ SARAH ZITZMAN LSALLYJ Class Play Staff. GILBERT 'ZOELLER fTARPJ Los Castellanos: Photo Nature Club: Intra mural Basketball. VVILLIAM ABBOTT KBILLJ Motor Club: Intramural Basketball: Tennis: Track: H. R. Secy. JAMES AGNEW CAGGIEJ IVIARY l..OU AYRES CLOUD German Club: Hobbies Club. HARRY BALL CUNCJ ELINOR BALSLEY Civic Club: Judge of Election Board. IVIILDRED BARBER JACK BEACH KENNETH BOBBS KPAPPYJ' Motor Club. EARLE F. BRACKEN KFOOJ 12A Class Day Com.: Class Play Cast: Class Day Cast: Orchestra Mgr.: Blue Bandg Glee Club: Little Theater: Football Band. ROBERT CHAMBON CBOOJ B ETTY CLOU SE Motor Club. NIELVIN H. CUMMINS CBABEJ MARGARET DEMPSEY fPEGGYP Chemistry Club. ROBERT T. DONSBACH KDONSJ Hobbies Club: Stage Crew. ROBERT DUNCAN IDUNCJ Los Castellanos. VVILLIAM T. ENGSTLER KENGYJ -:I-5:5 'I l- . if tdillnj- 1l'I !:l Q O . - 'TA . U 1 : ' :Ily- 4., 'I' . Q 1 E- 25 ' y, ' , I Q I 'VK 'rf JAMES D. Ew1NG DOROTHY FETH IDOTTYJ Basketball: Volleyball: Shuflie-board. WM. H.. FLAVELL CWILLI Glee Club : Vested Choir : Operetta Cast Sweet- hearts and My Maryland : Gym Team. ROBERT E. FRAA5 CBOBP Los Castellanos: Radio Club: S. C. A.: Intra- mural Basketball: Football: Intramural Volley- ball: Baseball. JOSEPH GERST QGUSJ Los Castellanos: Radio Club: S. C. A., V. Pres.: Intramural Basketball. MARJORIE GREENE CFLIPD Big Sisters: Go-to-College Club. ERNEST HEILMANN CERNY7 Hobbies Club: Intramural Volleyball. DOROTHY HINCH KDOTJ Big Sisters: Volleyball. VERA B. HOAK KVEJ Girl Reserves. VVILLIAM HOOK QWEE WILLIEI Motor Club: S. C. A.: Swimming: Cross Coun- try Team: Track. DOROTHY E. HUFFMAN CCHUBBINSD ESTHER H. HURD KESJ Glee Club: Intramural Volleyball. PAUL JAY VVILLIAM KELLER CTURK No. 31 Motor Club. ALFRED KELLY KKELLJ Los Castellanos: Radio Club: S. C. A.: Intra- mural Basketball: Volleyball. MARY JANE KRAMER IBLONDED Class Day Cast: Big Sisters: Motor Club. LOUIS KRAUTH QLOUJ RAYMOND J. MCCAFFERTY QRAYJ 12A Class Prom Com.: Los Castellanos: S. C. A.: Intramural Basketball: Class Play Ticket Com. ALBERT MCCRUM S. C. A. Pres.: Track. GRACE MANNING Motor Club. ELLA MAE MILLER CMAEJ Big Sisters. RUTH MORRIS IRUTHIEJ Girl Reserves. FLOYD MURRAY KBUTTYJ S. C. A.: Baseball Mgr. MARGARET NANISTA KPEGGYI Big Sisters: Motor Club. DOROTHY V. NUDU CDOLLYJ Volleyball. HELEN OGG CELLENJ JAMES O'I'IALLORAN CJIMJ Little Theater. MARGARET PETYO KMARGE-PET? Big Sisters: Motor Club: S. C. A.: H. R. Treas., Pres.: Flower Show Award. Wi :ls at l . . Lex can 'f Rinse' w 1 ll 55 ig. Wil, 31 li ii Mill.-. . lv.: Q W E1 1 fr-X' L. , ,li :' ml A 2:91 g EYYQL. X .. ,,:...T--X, .- , -ll l .:ll::-1- 4' f ll- Q, O 0 ' ' Q Agni apvif' wglgi I I JOHN POE CJACKD CHARLES ALLAN RICKMOND KCABD Orchestra: Blue Band: Football: Basketball: Track: Swimming. GEORGE SCHWARTZ CGENERALJ Senior Hi-Y: H. R. V. Pres. LEWIS THOMAS SEEHAUSEN CSILD RALPH V. D. SHAFFER Class Play Staff: Glee Club: Photo Nature Club: Intramural Basketball: Badminton : Operetta. IDA SHIVERS CCHUBBYD Big Sisters. NEVIN U, SHOGRY KSHOGD Senior Hi-Y. BILLIE VAE SICKMAN CSKATES-STUFFJ Motor Club: Chemistry Club: Basketball: Vol leyball: Swimming. JAMES SLEBRICH CSHRIMPJ Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball. CHARLES SMITH CSMILINJ Senior Hi-Y. HARLEY R. SMITH CSMITTYH Year lioolc Stall. EVELYN A. STILE KGUSJ Big Sisters: Girl Reserves. LEROY D. TIMMONS CSQUIREJ Senior Hi-Y: Basketball, Capt. ELIZABETH MARION WAGNER CSISJ Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: G0-to-College Club. BLANCHE GERALDINE VVAKEFIELD KGERRYP G0-to-College Club. BEATRICE VVEIL IBEBEJ Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: Go-to-College Club Hobbies Club. EDWARD VVHEELER KEDJ BETTY L.. VVILHARM KSACKYJ Photo Nature Club, Pres.: Journalist Club: Basketball: Volleyball: Swimming: H. R. Secy. SIGRID VVILKES CSKEETSJ Glee Club: Big Sisters: Girl Reserves: Fashion Show. VVILLIAM VVILLIAMS fWlLLY-WILLJ Photo Nature Club. ALVIN H. VVOOD CBUDJ Radio Club: Motor Club: Intramural Basket,- ball: Intramural Volleyball: Tennis: H. R. V, Pres. VVILLIAM VVORTCHEK CBILLJ Basketball, Capt. : Intramural Volleyball: Base- ball : Football. GERTRUDE YOST CGERTYJ Class Day Cast: Basketball: Volleyball: Tennis: Cheerleader: H. R. V. Pres. NJN? W ...Ie .. 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BU 9007, g W1938 Ylne 4, f'A 4v,,-'15, acts M gas Huw r-......:..- ..,,-,. T0 Main- Ds---. SPG ual.- n..... rl,.. Riu. ,tc 'H-r -rn nnmnrur 5-Pima Ez' Q0ok 6 ff Nrhdl? 0 'S x V 6 fx? . -I fra Qitaogiq ' IBS IHDIIDC or , Nalionalfducalion We C 'Zh 063 G f' Y Pnoolmm' mgtmon DA 3 20 6 ga -:d5FagtbalillH I AMID the hustle and bustle just before graduation, Ralph Mickey was elected president and Mr. Conrad 2 daft 'PL .60 89 6 EIS Get we are stealing a moment to glance through a green became our guardian. Invaluable Mr. McAdow was Q Q Q Gao, Q Q1 Q Q5 '6.fwTf0phy T and white pasteboard folder that somehow got under suddenly taken from us by a heart attack. South Hills ' Q, 'Z Q13 Q0 ga V' 03, 002 the French rules in our notebook. After close exami- celebrated its twentieth birthday anniversary by win- -I '10 Q, Vtwg gg 15239930 nation, we discover that it is a dance programg but it ning the Clean-up campaign, and the National Honor gl 2 fl QQQ, :S s' '36 'ff Q0 contains only four numbers. 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'lDipsy Doodle seems to have been the theme tune for the slightly woozy crew that embarked on its career as Seniors. For the third consecutive time, we V' 9192 99 0 wer, 'E wQ'ao9la QQ K N 7600 9 ffm 2.6023- Qfaoif. 3 vf2f-A e mf? Q 2 B ' ni-lu ' Q ,gilisiiiiim iR'lF:l'- N5.i'- fwfr- I 5:u: .gr E D0 WUEATH HAVING SPENT46OOHOUl2 OUT or IZZI DAYS OUT or 40 MONTHS OUT OF4YEAl25 IN wE'vE ACCUMULATE D AN ABUNDANCE OFWEAUH. Eg ING or NATUIZALLY GENEIZOUS NATURE WE WISH TO CONFEIZ THESE VAST TIzEASuI2ES ON SDME OI' THE YOUNG AND INNOCENT us. z THE EQESHIES WE E 'HTIEXQEE ES AND MEASLE5 AND ALL OTHEI2 DEMINDEQS OI' ouI2 CHILDHOOD DAYS. 2 THE SoPHoMoI2ES WE E THE PLEASLIIQES mor DISSECTING WEEK? 'S AND QS IN BIOLOGY CLASS z THE JUNIOQS WE! THE THIzILL or EIN ON DOWN AT THE D1-LNEES IN THE S S' GYM ALONG WITH OF QCOMING A . A TTIE INCOMING Q A-5 WE ----AlN'T YA GLAD! SOME or ouu STUDENTS HAVE CONSENTED 2 CONTRIBUTE EUQTHEI2 IN OLIQ USHAQE-THE'WEALTH PLAN. 4 IMSTANCE, BOE: WISDOM QQLIEATHS SESAME NEWS J cHAIzLoTTE DIzAND,' AND AGGIE NUDELIEIQQH TO OUTDONE lN Wl5DOM'QGlVE5 up THE ScA.SHIIzIEY GANO Pl20FFEI25 HEIQ NOTORIOUS QED SATIN 355 Ton SOME FUTURE MISS FINNY RAY MQCAETEQTYEH THE E? TR H9 WITH MORE GIQAY W THAN THEY HAD WHEN HE CAME IN. QOSALYN IzoSENTHALMgHEIz DIMINUTINEMESS IN I-IDPES THAT SHE WILL snow UQ LM .ALMS I 9121, .l, , I I, ., i. L- - .AL o ,I , 0 ' l',:.l':'::Q5.':, 5 Fi : I -5- :ai i 'i 4 hi I 5,11 r. P. h - LEFTT STEWAPTZZ HIS 2 SOME STPUG- CLING DOWN-CPOwEP. HELEN BALENAQQUEATHS THE QI ON THE AU FLOOP OPPOSITE POOS4 402. SAID IS GUAPANTEED TO CONTAIN KTOUP FAVOPITE FLAVOQ OE CHEWING GUMCDASIAGGGI GEOPGE QI-IONT INTQUST5 HIS A OFQC3 2 ANY PROSPECTIVE DON JUAN. FPANCIS HILSDON, AS A SPECIAL FAvOPpp HIS AUTOGPAPH. IN FACT HERE IT ISSJMW AMJW . EPANIQ CAUGHEY gp HIS PEPUTATION OF KING SWEET I6 AND NEVER BEEN KISSED. PEG PATTEPSON SEZ 'SHO' AM GLAD TO W HEP SOUTHIN' ACCENT WITH YO' ALL'f AH PECIQON COOPS-WE'VE GOT IT 23 .IOE DUPIILEY ISF ING HIS MIND TO CONTINUE 2 DOTHEP THE THE CLASS AS A Q2 IQQUEATHS ITS INJURED DIGNITY TO SAID 9539 FOR THEIR ACCUSATION THAT WE HAVE SwELLED S5 2-S, INELATED EGO, AND SINILAP AITLICTIONS Or SENIOR- ITIS. A I HAVING ENTPUSTED ALL OUP DELOvED POSSESSIONS INTO THE WILLING I'WJOf OUP ALMA NATEP, WE SNEAIL OUT THE FRONT MAKING ASMUCH NOISE AS POSSIBLE --- S' LONG, SOUTH HILLS! Z5-f-'ff' 71? 36' DTP M JUNE GQADUATING CLASS Ld1 devil 23 jw-'A 1 0 ,. 'Arm' 5 .Lpl-A-n qi. .'5:Il:I'5'f's!'gg so .. . .f- no 1' our he' ua- U' ' N'u Q . Q . , -. .N -: ,g1,,,.' .,-V. 0,3 View , Told face. nn 2 A GYPSY TOLD ME that in twenty years . . . The elite of society will live in homes decorated by Rnfh Bneheif, be photographed by Iohn Bnrr, and will have their pulses taken by Drs. Bnrkley, Greenwood, or MeGahey. Their chocolate eclairs will be baked by Herbert Hasis, and their newspaper owned, edited, and published by Ray Crawforcl. When they wish to take a jaunt to Hawaii, they will fly in planes owned by Bill Gilheri, piloted by Lloya' McCall or Torn Harris, and attended by Milzlred Haley, Dorofhy Heisey, or Gt,ff7'IlliU Hanrlo. While in Hawaii, they will see Ruth Copeland on her way to Ireland, and Verna Gramm, Rnfh Gilnzore, and fnne MeCarfney, jointly touring the world. Upon their return to the United States, they may have the good fortune to hear Louise Row- lanfl in the role that made her famous, that of Brunn- hilzie in Die IVallz.ure. Orla Harvey will model their clothes, which have been designed by Peggy Cox. Their ranks will have been swelled by Henry Liehegoif and Bill MeGahey, who have retired and become play- boys. Their children will be cared for by Gertrude Coghill, and nursed by Marjorie Canfufell, Thelma Conllie, or Lanra Lewis. Lastly, they will be buried by the Messrs. Shell and Egar, whose Funeral Home is the most famous in the country. A GYPSY TOLD ME that in twenty years . . . Harrief Malaznznl will be living happily in the South Sea Islands. Anna Manlzo will at last fulhl her am- bition to ride a horse like Jessie James, and Floranee Ryan will astound the country by coaching a foot- bill team. Rnih Sf'l7lL'fll'I'Z will introduce a new occu- pation for girls, that of driving a tractor. Marion Sznifh and Marjorie Fair will receive their college diplomas, while Dorofhy Sfeenson will still be wishing to be intelligent. Iohn Wfaliers will be looking for a new job, Carl W'eehel will be dating Simone Simone, -Yi .L and Pauline Wall' will be going down in history. We find james Agnew as Carole Lombard's chauffeur, Kennefh Bohhs still compiling information for his book, Twenty Years in High School , and Wfilliazn Engstler married to a wealthy woman. Moreover, we shall find joseph Gersf performing janitorial duties at Vassar and laelt Stiff as a gob with Gilherf Zoeller as his commanding officer. A GYPSY TOLD ME that in twenty years . . . Our government will undergo a miraculous change. No longer will we have a president, but a dictator will cope with the nationls problems in the person of Charles Dierker. He will have as Secretary of State George Kounfz, who will have been a renowned law- yer for fifteen years. Suzanne Barrl, who will have startled the world with her biological discoveries, will take her place as Secretary of Agriculture. Thomas Balilesherger will head the Bureau of Forestry, and Alherl Borelli will supervise the chemistry division in the Bureau of Chemistry and Soils. Beatrice Freyer's ambition will be fulhlled when she becomes secretary to our dictator. Doris McCann will replace Edgar Hoover as head of the G-Meng and as speaker of the House will be Rnfh Bagley, the outstanding repre- sentative from Pennsylvania. A new department will be created in the cabinet, the Department of Music Furtherance. Its Secretary will be Lois Barber, world famous cellist and music critic. The supervisors in the Bureau of Composers will be Kaiherine Able, Pierre De Charranee, Eileen Fallon, and Daniel Hop- lljns. The Bureau of Swing Bands will be headed by Gran! Carmaeh. with Louis Deinlne and Louis Hurd as able assistants. Outstanding members of the Bureau of Voice will be Ruih Aekerinan, Elizaheth Barnes, Maffie Richey, Shirley Gano, and Gary Iones. Mary Lamh and Alice Huof will be Dictator Diericerfs special newspaper correspondents, and Dorofhy Becker, George BT'iC177071f, Francis Hilsclon, and Herheri joseph will use their writing ability to produce material praising and critizing the administration. A GYPSY TOLD ME that twenty years from now . . . Horner Ninness will at last be able to suc- cessfully lay aside Gone With the Wind. Harry Ossenherg will have succeeded Tom Mix as the ace horseman of the screen, and Margerizfe Miles will real- ize her ambition of becoming a Bachelor Girl and will be teaching school in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Those in- terested, will find Waller Meisner flying high as American Airlinels crack pilot. We will Hnd Rosalyn Rosenthal dancing in Radio City with Emil Neuner's orchestra, in which La Verne Orris will be featured as pianist. Having reached the climax of his political career, Leroy Tinznzons will be holding the ofhce of Squire in McKees Rocks. Radio and screen comedienne Velma Miller will be co-starred with Geraldine Marsile and her All Girl Orchestra in the hit film of the year, Broadway Melody of 1958? Kenneth Morrow will be able to take the much needed sleep, and Willia1n Moore will star in the picture, He Got His Womanf' Rose Marie Porfer's Charm Shoppe will be the delight of every smart woman. 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What's In a Name? SINCE the Senior A's have only one set of twins, they have decided to follow them on their summer vacation. The twins, John and Riia Myron, had a great Deal to do, however, before leaving. To be in Siile, Rita made herself a Gray sport dress with a Green Bow- fmanj from a McCall pattern, and John, instead of helping, went to a Seckatary Hawkins meeting at a Harris theater, but since he had promised to Bauer something, he bought a box of candy at Macd0nald's on his Way home. Weil Rita was finishing her dress, John was Ahel to go to the Barhers Qhe hadn't a Shafer some timej. Friiz Hein, the Deutsch Barher, who was living with his brother, a Mason, wished him Lofz of Luck, and his wife reminded John to be sure and Zenzler a postcard. Before going home, John stopped to see his friend Bohhs McGahey and said, Will you lend me your Car,111ack? Our fCrawJ fora s Leakey gasoline tank is getting fixed, and I want to do some shoppingf' Bohhs said he could have the Ansfin, and so John started on his way. He stop- ped at Bard's and al' Ml.'CdIIIl,S, but the only things that he bought were a loaf of Haller's bread, a can of Davis baking powder, a jar of Dill fonj pickles, a box of Gram 111 crackers, and an O'Henry candy bar. Later that evening, Rita went down to Kelly's drugstore where she bought a bottle of Car1fer's ink, an ice cream Coen, and a can of Johnson's wax. When Rita returned home, she found a box of Roses from Gal- lagher's florist shop from Marcus Wunderlick, who had Hurd that she was going away. Since they had decided to leave on the Morrow, the twins began their packing, among the Buchfheifjs they took were Werfz by Edgar Allen Poe, Dr. Jekle and Mr. Hyde, a pamphlet by Jim Corhett and Jack Dempsey describ- ing the half-Nelson, and for their cousin, a book of Robinson Crusoe, telling all about the Savage Land and the Vallor of a Saylor and his Conrad. It was nine o'clock on the Dotzf when they left on Fridy morning, for Miles they had Fair weather, but suddenly, it began to grow Dierker fsorry no darkerj. Rita had the Shizfers, because she was aFraudin the dark, and Crouched down in the car, but John said, Don't be Mervis, nothing Wilharuz you. But just then, the Huoi of an owl frightened him so Bagley that he stepped on the gas and ran Oher the white line. It wasn't Moore than a Minnick until a Burgess appeared and gave him a ticket. That meant that they had to be in court the next day, so they stopped over at a hotel. The manager, Joseph DeCharrance told the Porfer to take their bags to their rooms, and then invited them to an organ recital, melodies from one of the Gillierf and Sullivan operettas were played on the new Hammolld electric organ, and later the 41 Nf- .. pf!- organist played selections from Wagner. Although the program was very ine, the twins were thinking Waff the judge was Ahf to say in the morning, and John felt somewhat like a Sickuzan. The next morning John was brought before Judge Pafferson, who was to see that Jusfice was obtained. The judge Ballledj John out for being a road Ogg, but since nobody was hurt and John had only Bracken a Ronle, he showed his Wisdom by not making him pay a Harvey fine. Before starting on their way, the twins stopped for lunch, and Rita warned John to Acker like a Man and not Duncan his coffee because it wasn,t Reich. In the restaurant the radio was on, and there was an argument as to whether to listen to Lorenzi jones or Jack Haley or the Feick between Lewis and Schmelling, but the twins decided that Dauius Raley be going, so they missed the outcome of the discussion. Soon Rita said, Heisey uncleis Barnes and his Fieldfiugjs of Goldfsfromjen Weei, and look, that Workman, Manning the Binder, is getting the Weet ready for the Miller. By this time, they had reached the farmhouse and were greeted by their uncle, Walter Baldesherger, who had just told Wallace jankoufiak, the hired man, to take the Wheelfer Muehljhaner into the fWakej held and gather Ujidegraf to keep the Wolfram the door. Their Aunt Leone had a Freyer ready for their supper with Norrishing Sfhjouji for the first course. It was too late to look around the farm then, so since it was Chilfcoiljy, they all sat around the fire. Rita played her Mandelin, and John made Miscik on his Fluke while the others sang Mazza's in de Cold, Cold Ground . The next morning the crowing of the Cox awaken- ed them. After breakfast they took a walk, and the Koch said that they Becker be back by Neuner there wouldn't be a cMCJC1'7l11l left to Fedon. They saw the La1nh's in the field and the Martins sailing through the sky. They ran Pell mell up Hilsdon dells, for they were Yeager to see the Schufan in the pond Archer pretty neck. Entering a Greenwood filled with Beach trees and small Bushes whose Burrs Caugh feyjt and Hooked themselves on their clothes, they saw a Kuhn run up a tree and a Lazard scoot under a fWyj rock fij. Because Rita was going along with her nose up in the air looking at a Larkin a tree, she tripped on an Orris root and Bender ankle. John Cuda helped her up, but only said that she was a Cilia girl for putting on Ayres. In the Schade of a Low fenj Sfzzniji not far off, a Jay was chirping gaily. Just then, they heard their cousin Collin fsj them, so they had to go back. When they reached the house, so Jw-- O 1'-5 Q S nys' ':'. U . . ' 0 I - L -i IA - Qs i ji, g l - u 5 Q . ,-- I I I it I r ' Rita called, Oh Guidi! , as she saw a U-Iansj herry pie on the Eger the window Shellf. John opened the Doran was just about to cut a piece of pie when his aunt came in and shouted, Oh mein Liehegott! Staah it! Donat eat that, that's for the bake sale. To his disgust, he had to be satisfied with a Coullieng fDoujglass of fBrunj wasser until dinner. However, when his aunt saw his disappointment, she said, Well, if you'll get the apples and peel them, I'1I make you a pie. You may be sure that by the time he had inish- ed, John had become a fMcj Master apple Peelor. After a dinner of chile con Carney, the twins went to the townls new theater fa very Swanky placejg the feature picture starred Gary Cooper, Miriam Hopkins, Bob Byrnes, Chester Morris, and Frank Morgan. The audience Boofsjed when the villian, Boris Karfnafej loff pulled the Krieger on his Foster sister. In the comedy, Mickey Mouse, dressed as Buck Rogers, was seen Rowland down a fCogj hill. When they left, John said that although he enjoyed the en- tire show, his Prejerence was the comedy, but Rita said that she liked the feature picture better and could Fallon love with Gary Cooper anytime. At the house, John couldn't get the key in any of the Laux and was just Ahhott to Stitt down on the steps to gaze at the Starzyn the ski when his uncle opened the Doerfler them and told them to Kim in. Ain't It The Truth? - - jThelma-Louise Coullie Flzrtatzon Walk .,.........,,.......... zpauline Watt Youire An Old Smoothie ....,,............, lclmnt Carmack lWalter Hilf The Lady In Red .....,..........,,..,..,,,.....,...,., Shirley Gano QRemember Class Play?j A Little Bit Independent ..,,...,..,..... Dorothy Davidson She's Tall, She's Tan, Sheis Terrific ,....,,, Virginia Weet I'll Bet You Tell That To N onchalant ,,....,,......., Rhythm And Romance., Sweet Sue ,................. Dancing Feet ..,,...,. I Love To Sing ..,.......,,,.. My Man .......,..........,,.......,,. lt's Great To Be In Love ,,,.... Footloose And Fancy Free ,,.....,....... Plenty Of Money And You .........,.... ...,....,..Marita Doran .,.George Kountz .Sue Beth Archer ...,.Edith Morgan ....,..,Erma Crouch ...George Lazard .Henry Liebegott .Edward Brickley . .Donald Wissner All The Girls .........,....,...,.,.,.,.,...... George Bricmont I Wish I Were Twins.. ......,... Rita and John Myron Toy Trumpet ,..............,..... , ..........,,... Earle Bracken Dipsy Doodle ..................,....,,. ........,.,...... J ames Alm Let That Be A Lesson To You ......,... William Vaughan Snake Charmer ..,.,,,..............,, ....,........ R obert Fridy I've Got Rhythm ....,. ......,........., E mil Neuner Sophisticated Lady .,,..... ....... R osemary Kelleher Sweet And Lovely ,,... ,...,..,. R ose Marie Porter foseph, jose pb ...,..... .,..............Betty Luck Mr. Rhythm Man I.......,................,., Charles Rickmond Smiles ..,...........,,,,.......,.........,..,.....,.,.,. William Stewart Sleepy Head ...,....,,. ...... F erdinand Von Versen Iangled Nerves .,,.,...,,..... ........,..,...,. R obert Wisdom My Ideal ......,.....,...........,...,,,.....,,,...,........, Jack Kinzler You've Got To Be A Foothall Hero .,.. Donald Binder Curley Top .,........A,,,..,.,.,.................,... Ruth Goldstrom Never Gonna Dance ..,....... ,,.,.., W alter Morris F reckle Face ........,.....,..,..............,.....,.,... Claire Steinle I'm In A Dancing Mood .,.....,......,, Roselyn Rosenthal ..........Margaret Miles Dark Eyes ..................,,,,.,., Kitten On The Keys ....... ,..,... I da Mae Corbett I Would Do Anything For You ,....,.., Agnes Kubelick You've Got Something There ......,.,.., Louise Bagganni Easy To Love ..,......i.,.....,..,...., ......,.. F rancis Hilsdon Clarinet Marmalade ,...,....,......, ............ L ouis Demme Pardon My Southern Accent ..,.,..,. Margaret Patterson Take Me Out To The Ball Game ......... Ray Crawford Midnight In A Madhouse ,,.,.,,.,.,............ Sesame Office I Ain't Lazy, Pm just Dreamin, .,........,...., Robert Lotz Ain't Mishehavin' .,.,,,..,...,.......,..... ....... H ugh Shoup Too Good To Be True ..,.,.. ,....... W illiam Raley 51 lynn. Precious Little One ..... ,.....,.,.,,,.,,...,.., s Margaret Cox Sweet And Slow .......,.....,......., Pd Love To Take Orders Fro ..,.......,..,,.Martha Carter You ..,Leroy Timmins m . When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. ,.,.,,..., ....,,. , .Mary Lamb Gee, But You're Swell .........,,. I'll See You In My Dreams ..... Glorious Girl ...........,......... You're The Tops .,......,.... 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Earl BI'3CkCI'1 Tbgf'5 all rjgbff' -.-',4--.- I--,'--I- F fank Hilgdon glf1iff'SZgPffffrfesfif1ffrlf- -4-4'.-- george Eficmont Malay .4...4,,...,4.,......A.,..,A,.. ..,, P hyllis Rosle 0 nu . ..............,,............ .,..... e ggy atterson UD f k UZ . -ll an 'llnu l'I,---- M C Hello, honey. .......... ........ ........ A g gie Kubelick ffHZl?gZ0',il, H -...',. Mardfycasrl 'Tain't Fair. 'Taint Fair. , ........... Shirley Gano ,. .V , ,, . ,, . . Aint love grand? ,,., ......... S ue Beth Archer Hz ya, Toots. ......,......,.,.. ......... A udrey Minnick HW, W , 1 'Ani Ihandso1ne?,' .... ...... R ay McCafferty H fi? ' ' -I lmmy A m ,She done me wrongs, W-mmRaY Boylan HO9, Loy. 0. ,.........., ....,.... R uth Goldstrom ffjmtfs ffiteyf 4 VIVVA 4vlI,'- -444l -,. M i Ss Heenan Foo! ,......,,44.....,.........,,. ..,,,..... R alph Shaffer I'rn from Sesame. ....,. ......, F rank Caughey You'1'c' fill H8131 bfftfe-'U ----'4 b-------- G eofge Lazard --- iee,sr6gUfsuJ--l- Goat-Getters Albert Bertaccini-The mother of your hig moment reminding her that it is midnight. Harry Ossenberg-Whevi the little end of the tie comes out the longest. Martha Carter-The Baby Snoolen interrogation- -VC7HY!?! Wayne Fluke-The girl friend's kid hrother. Verna Gramm-Breaking in new shoes. George Kountz-Gasoline chislers. Bert Strang-This gentleman says, 'fLife's just a howl of cherries. Jessie MacDonald--To have dad greet her after a date. Ray McCafferty - The favorite parental question, What do you do with all your money? Harold Labovitz-Wearing white shoes to a dance. Dorothy Reich-One-arm drivers. Ralph Mickey-Dad's inquiry, Why do you need a car?,' Marjorie Miller-The telephone hook in the telephone hooth at school . Edith Martin-8th periods. Ruth Goldstrom--Blushing. Marion Smith-Rainy weather when you don't have a permanent. Ruth Schwartz-Surrealisin in art or poetry. Earl Bracken-School. George Bricmont-Leaving school. Margaret Patterson-Criticism of her southern accent. Erving Bernstein-Is one genial soul who has no goat- getter. Irene Mespelt--Gum Crackers. Pauline Watt-Boys who are late for dates. Patricia Koch-Communists. Virginia WCCf1W0771C71 who insist on gahhing dur- ing a hrid ge game. Jack McCaughan-Mr. Everett's knocks on his hall playing. Marie Larkin-Boy's suininer formals qpink and hluej. Charles Dierker-The pest who comes around when he is trying to do his homework. Francis Hilsdon-Ladies hats in theaters, especially the ones directly in front of him. Ray Boylan-People who say Foo . Suzanne Bard - People who constantly talk ahout Marjorie Cantwell-Freckles. Frank Caughey-Girls. Miss Potter ,,.. Miss Price ,.., Mr. Mack .....,, their date of the night hefore. Sue Beth Archer-People who get 100fA,'s in algehra. -n u - One-Word Descriptions of the ..,.....Sweet Poised .....,..Dehonaire Mr. Beggs ..................,....... Quaint Miss Heenan ..,.,.....,,.,...,, Dignified Mr. Allen .....,.,.... Ahsent-Minded Mr. Arnold ....,.......,...., Whi1nsieal Miss XVhite ,....... Mr. Mitchell ....... Miss Cameron ,,,.,., ... Meticulous ...,..,....Genial .,......Franlz Mr. Glazer ...... Friendly Mr. Storer . ,,.. ,,., ..... , . .Cute Mrs. Seneff ....,... ,,......., G racious Mrs. Prichard Miss Stevens .. ..,..,,.....Sy1npathetic ....... Sporty Mr. Arthur .,.... ......, R oinantic Miss Bittaker Miss Ellis ....., .,...... Artistic .. , .,.,.. Dinzinutizfe Mr. Garber ,........ ............,... I oliy Mr. McCreacly ..,..... Miss Jacobi ..,.....,. Chiifalrous .....,...,,.K1nd 5 5 lm-H Faculty Mr. Craig ...,... Miss Oyer ...... Mr. Mr. Everett .,.,. Dr. Winner ..,, Mr. Conrad ..... Dr. Johnston Miss Hubbard , Miss O,Donnell Mr. Cotton .... ........Easy-going Sturdy Hayward ,.... .,...... C oniical ........Ajjfahle ....,..Capahie .. ,.,.,....... Nice ......,.Studious Soothing Ejicient ..,.......,.,,Humorous 9 J, 1-L.. Q , .nllsiiiii--Q:,:,. -s4 'g l-I-Y' QQ!-'E 35,51-' , Nilglil ,g'y' .lar U, WE F I D ST KNEW ANNA G ' TTTTT . MARGARET PELL T 1 'JAMES ALM h JAMES YQUNT JEAN VOLTZ MARJORIE QTTNTWELL , u , - A , , I 4 ,.::E,fIH -, DONALD ,EJTNDER EFTMA QROUQH WTLMA SWANTA A V DOLLY FEDON K 4 T TTTT T W. T T 'T T TT T T T T h ' JOSEPH FJURKLEY g SSFNSEVTCT RUTH COPELATNDT 1'. Q v T .,,,. , , j ,Vfy T V Q TJAULTNE WATT , T fx .- T ' PRES. AGNESTKUTSELICK 4 Mm 1-TANSTTRHY T T MTTTELARTQTN ' 1 T T Q, T T ifuomsa Nmwess T T LA VEKNE Umm wamam STEWART TT TT TT Vsxwmxfmm vacrora mmug b T RAY Qmwroku BETTY EVANS T A MAKJIE PETYO ' 5 Tl, T F 'TT1 f Z iff K TWYXLAN ABT PATRICIA Hom-I ,g -. I -iii! T I Tiff- .- J 1.151555 E25 E E O, 2-ni 2 ff ' ' iii fy' I- AN Dlfll S SINHO L OR ENZl ALBERTA MAZZA COOPER JOHNSTON Wx 4 A ,, f- Hr. su,:1Unv-uma QS, Z'-Q. v' -,Q-1-:,W.,47i,-w-,,x if r Q if N Q an . Q1'7 f ' -Ff- if ,4.-,. 5 T 'XJ J 13 LGTFQ , N, 1 1 Photo by V. L. Hubbard, Pres. of Meadow Gold Dairies 5 ' 'fi ,, J AA ,WH ,-gl. . -.4 mf-1 x , U. W 3, .M It , , . k. , P1 V,.,,., ,MJ -I , ,.,,,i.e. U wg? 5 , P 9 fi-L ' Q l i :l. ..':'I:I:5:!'g:, fpgf!j Qagl-i GUI fig, sl mimi: I fl I. zu I'lfI.Y1-Y:-1 '--I-I--I-L-I-'W lvl! l, Il- l. 1111 III LAK Y 1 r V 'Zhi -F-I-S21-F-l1l 11 X' ' ' : ' :nav X Z' !f QD ,Z K Q B5 ff M! f i E L , 2 l E wa y-Y 9. i 2136? 4422 W3C525E?fQQwvE5RFe:itm l U1 tl gf., f. Eff ,f .i -'wilwf .1 ,'2':. I K :JJ J LW! Fey. JW. ix, 1 N, i . UMQQQMWQQMQ g,,, BASEBALL Witli a wealth of material at hand, Mr. Mazeski brought forth a strong baseball team this year. Defeated but once, the team maintained a steady pace to win the section championship. They played a good brand of ball all through the season. Seldom going on heavy batting sprees, they came up with fast fielding, timely hitting, and reliable pitching. Davis and Fassinger did quite well in their job of catching. A lot of credit goes to these two boys and also Icardi for the splendid manner in which they handled our pitchers. Capalbo, Weber, Liebegott and Karnrnerer made up a strong staff of moundsmen. The inield was sparked by the brilliant playing of captain Willie,' Miller at shortstop. To backiup this stellar three-year veteran was Fraas at first base, Fraudin at second, and Russell at third. Reserve men included McCaughan and McGill. Patroling the outfield posts were such men as Feick, Dabecco, Cook, Brady, and a few of the pitchers. Our boys will tangle with Peabody's section one champs to decide the top honors of the city. his KEWFM , N .v . or - -3 ta- 21, Q'3 fs.,..JA.f, XX-ll-K-BWQ '5 I' ,l 6 IA f' 2 12TEst-a..e. if f i 2 x Etf3 1 r, . ml . 5 N E.. 1,14 ' 1 , Q -Wil'-9115 ' i '1ril':iQ511f,W ' f i fi e L f m ay 'ix F Q' 4 , 5 5 WI. flu Q Ilia' W 5 l'g1i-E p 1 l,l ll lgqii-:ra 552' Eg?- ' ,I .' 3 9 1, fit if 6 n ff- V A 'A. ' . V 4, A fy CAUGI-IT IN ACTION wi 59 n 1 ,,fy,1,':h, EEE rw SCF ' 51 11 'fi N ffvg H41 ?..- , , M 515' ai! fa, 'Ti -I-E, P e .14 95522 pigs Ml L 3 . il 4 ,7v, ia. 1 ,evra ,- . i -IMS W. .554 mx .EN 1- ,dv 'if -lst - 4-Q y ,glg:Si':. o I 0 : -2- . ggi'-l if - -ms- K l 1 Q, ,Wyatt M 2 as 2 ,Wyse , J-. ., J . . ,'?'s,,,, 4, j w , V ff f x f ff sifwzi? .- f l pa rty J., .V 4 p :D Q 'S' hi ' . ' ' ' i s. :Pi WWW . . N ,. lf 3 V 1 ,. f 1 -xl. ..- -, ' 1' 1 :sz Qsf sf X miie wa t F, ap i ll .,. 1 V sf ...IW A V . ...... l , f . , k .6 -4 zw W 'I 2' 27511 7 . 9 in V .- ., - ff 1.42 ,Q , , MW ' ' X wx .f . . l '- f , ff ., , gyflaf ijily- ,J f .:,4,, f' s- , j 2 ff 7 'f A A 'a ils s ,gifs ,, , 5 ,7 , ,Q fc , - '14 'W W rfffi , . ., E 4,-. lf . Z! W, ,4 4 'Lv 43 lg W. l 'X 27 M' ' v .. fm f The track team of this year has been very successful. They won the indoor champion- ships and finished second in the outdoor meet. lt won dual meets with Carrick and the Tech Freshmen, but lost to the power- ful Pitt Frosh. In the outdoor championships, Frank Mc- Gahey won the 100-yd. and 220-yd. clashes in new record times of 10 seconds and 23.8 seconds respectively. Other winners were Graves in the open 100 and Tony Glipsic in the mile. Additional points were scored by Caivano in the 220, by Hooks in the 440, and by the mile and medley relay teams. Out on the Held, Wiggins won the broad jump, Sheridan placed second in the pole vault, while Abt and Abbott swept the first and second places in the shot put. As a high point of the season some of the boys participated in the Mansfield, Ohio Relays Carnival. Q I 1:- lf .1 1 . qv --: C -- O I '- M Q 1 I 7 'nf- fk 4 T5 'gun f.l'f,', - Q-li--A IHA AITIHI LLIIL LIIILLHMQ E-NKE-IXIT VVIIXIIXIE-IL APRIL I CIIY INDOOR TRACKCSL FIELD SOUTH I-ILLL5 FIRST 525 IVIANSFIELD RELAY5 CARNIVAL CLEVEMQR-ICCLHQSNTGWOCD '25 PERRY AT SOUTH HILLS SH. Q PERRY o 126- SOUTH HILLS AT CARRICI4 CARRICH 7 S.I-Io 6 IVIAY 9, ALLECTHENY VOC. AT SOUTH HILLS S..H. I5 ALLES. voco 3 5 OLIVER AT SOUTH HILLS Sol-I. O OLIVER 'L Q SOUTH HILLS AT LANCTLEIY 5.H., 8 LAIxIOLev 1 QQ CARRICIR AT SOUTH HILLS S..I-I. 85 CARRICK sq 15 SOUTI-IHILL5 AT PERRY S.I-I. Q PE-RRY 1 18 SOUTH HILLS AT TECH PLEBE5 5..H. O1 TECH P. 'Zo fq CARRIQR AT SOUTH HILLS PQSTPONED C20 NOVIQETRAQI4 TRIAL AT LANOLEY S.I-I. FIRST '25 SOUTH HILLS AT ALLES. voc. S.II. 9 ALLIacI.v0LT. 5 Q6 SOUTH HILLS AT OLIVER S.,H. 'Z OLIVER L Q6 SOUTH HAI-E-LZWIHIE-:Ix:lg'LFjIL,xTT FRESHMAN pi-FT 71 5.H6 Q0 QT NOVICE PINALS AT OLIVER FIELD 5,H, I:-TCAURTLI 51 LAAICTLIEY AT SOUTH HILLS S.I-I,1 LANQLEY 0 JUNE? CITY ?i,iCAI2iE2TIjLxON5H'p 5.H. SEQOIRIO Q CITYATPLIXIIIIQISCLOFNIECL'I,AMP'oNSH ' PEABODY FIRST -ffiifgj 4 1 gm, EE: , , 11.1.- .. g :Ii : Q. 'I 'IF' 'M ' Si H 5 AYr'l 'F-AV r l'l llllq E.. .. . ,I . 5 4, rt Q 5 C1 ' , , it, Kifll' l lr' Ei' WEAIIERS ffu: z V f W fs , ' ' I f , 'V I , ' E fi W -f, Wf? - - . Y X - A 71 , , f -- -,z va' ,hw ' Q - . ,xx k iff Nw lf. , .N z 'f V .Tw mf , ja. U ,Z I, 4 . Q 6- 3- A W '54 1 if f V ,L 1 , .M ,Q I X Xu V , . ' 4 , an 5, T ' fx Y .5 .4 ,if K 'H X u . x S71 W , :E , Rf f, x 3 ' P Q4 ,, 5 , y 4 h S -1. I, L 2 I V X Y .f QXV' k Q n, V f ,ML :MK 1 A 4 ' ,, A Y, 4, fy I V 'av A, , Wg -, xr, Vt, k I K, 5 3, , 2,1 I uf L Y, W ,-i m. ' ,V I 'A v 'F 'Q . A ' :V f X X SJ 7' Q ' g 1 ,, , . ,z ' ar ,, A ' ,' - s V' 1 7 2' A ,X W , i 2,7 W ,A ' N, ,ff X , x , I V , 'md y 4 ' 7 W H I Y' 4 ff K , ,c CJW 5 X , ' fu Q' Q , - ff 1 f W A Z M xmw ff, , Jr- x wx , 5 If I 7 in , Z-if , , JK QAM . I :Gr I, ff ,IT ,.., I f, ' ' ww-f f., , ' ,fu iff , I Hhs Zi wi Q QZ,, - 2174 . 2, v . W 1 , 4' ,I 'YI , 3 : lv V 3 4 'GTA if 7, 7 gp . wg. , ff ' ' ff , 11 A k , Q ,, 'Jf 4 E.f WV fy? A 4- w Q33 1' ' l 4 Q ,V M2 1 Y L. Ex! ,jf !' ugh' E Q 5? 3 .ff 1 K, u HP1 QQ paw THE Leaders' Club assembly program was presented on March 29 and 30, by the members of the Girls' Athletic Leaders under the sponsorship of Miss Ruth Stevens. The program, which was in three scenes, presented the leading activities of the club. Erma Crouch acted as announcer. A dialogue, given by the officers of the club, Anna Mae NVieland, Ruth Goldstrom, Rosemary Kelleher, Irene Mespelr, Louise Bagganni, and June McCartney, represented a club meeting in which qualifications for membership into the club were openly discussed. Two of the girls' games, deck tennis and badminton, were demonstrated. Participants in the deck tennis were Dorothy Jankoviac, Betty Moss, Vivian Miller, Claire Fitzpatrick, and Betty Lempe. Badminton, a . .. Tb ll li lufk-l ll bjilymgv LEADERS' CLUB ASSEMBLY new game just recently introduced to South Hills by the Leaders' Club, was expertly played by Rosetta Jones, Agnes Kubelick, Grace Huether, and Betty Danfort. Our president, Anna Mae Wieland, introduced the Five Star Hit Parade, in which a large star was formed with each point representing a leading sport. Five girls, outstanding in their field, placed each point in its place, Agnes Kubelick for basketball, Betty Dan- fort for swimming, Dorothy Jankoviac for mushball, Rosetta Jones for volleyball, and Rosemary Kelleher for tennis. Dancing was featured in the last scene. Colored lights showed the change from afternoon to evening and all the girls were on the stage taking part in the frolic. A May-pole dance in which Mary Johnson, Evelyn Shrader, Francis Hansberry, Jean Magrini, Margaret Campbell, Rita Regan, Litia Tesi, Clare Reis, Ellen Giannakos, Jane Knoepp, Elaine Banks, and Margie Fair took part, was one of the highlights of the program. The beauty of this scene was accentuated by the colored rainbow costumes which were made by the girls in their sewing class under the supervision of Miss McCahill. A tap dance was given by Edith Morgan, Bernice Kuehner, Dorothy Glumac, Dorothy Lynch, Doris Simmons, Biola Bonadio, Claire Pollick, Olive Remely, and Margaret Neuner. The program was concluded by singing of the Club song, which was written by Erma Crouch, and a salute to South Hills. . ,-M ,,,x i 'av a5'1Q5'Q Twfglxp XQ- J X ll li AWN il x H,-J -.5 lv: iamixifif R ll '1 LRG , ,,... . -. ... K. i e ee lwlwlfhl - i., ALL iTfli'i3L'l'lf'i' fu Rf 'FW ' W ? f' I if f U V af 1.15 ,, ,,-wiv. gn, ,. if J, ,ff ,ff f X, .f' ,,,. ' ' Q7 f ,K .ri mf 'i ,A,, 3 fefilellffetcrfa V, ilffifg 'iii VPQBQNM, ,gjrjf LBJ' 4 a li,-Q, W ltlfiwfi xl gk fi tr-'gn r - V +vtJtjJf,ei algal i, if dll e. ,Qi M- fM0WUiQf Ur' RQWQijL?' fkk ,M V r ,pm H , , ,V , , WW x WM - ' ' ' ', ' xf ' GIRLS'SPORTS TPIE girls' athletics hnished in a whirlwind of ex- citing play-offs, as tournaments in basketball, deck tennis, shuffleboard, and mushball were played. At the end of the basketball season the champion- ship team was headed by Agnes Kubelick, as captain, with her teammates Erma Crouch, Louise Baganni, Elma Davis, and Skip Wieland. Deck tennis was admirably played by Elma Davis and Louise Baganni, while the two champions, Midge Miles and Hannah Rosenthal won out in shuflleboard. Girls from, every class came out for mushball this year and the season promised to be a great one. -':If:T: 5w' ff ff iii gy : ' V- 0 s ' ' . .,l!'n:In'4u5'iZ-,' 6' A' - if Y Q ? l I V -E - I . 4 E r. 1 :3 A F 1 E. fffff Q4 A .H W... 117- 1 'I 45 Hail ,,,,,,, Q i N li +P I w .1 'Sl 5:-HQI4 'g N' Sis wriawll -A-'SQ-Tl N fir i Many years ago, the late Dr. Edward Rynearson began wondering why so much emphasis was placed on athletic prowess and no recognition given to those pupils manifesting superior qualities in Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. A committee was appointed for formulating such an organization and now there is a branch of this society in practically all public high schools throughout the country. This National Organization has its headquarters in New York City and is recognized from coast to coast. The South Hills branch was organized in 1929 and has had a marked success. At the beginning of the semester there were 30 members in this chapter. 43 initiates were added to the roll at the initiation cere- mony. Of the entire group 53 are Senior A's. Xi? ITEQQX ,, ,gi A A .-:iijgk wi SQV' FL ' if 'scse 'iff-N X,gX,fixfXQN ii xx Qfiixiimx cj lugsfigiiiw 'A ii l X 5 xii I ?j.,,,l1fll.J'J1f li ,ff if ef Al 1, . ,..,i , .N A -,F a ..,, ' ills' fllfllkf' 'L' ,.fi.f?i,ivf.f0 jf fQ'f.!f,.J'Q M If I f ,gg mr, , , gal l Ull- li lim ,gill ll XTWPH Sa, .Y ,Im XJ 53,75 JR, Ev Y iqxg 'I Q5V1- 2 A511234 sk: r' ,JM lu- 1 N97 1, V, ,Y . ,-,,gg1a'j4gu, gf, v my gl-QQ fl1,Yu'.-N w5SW,aMfgng1yX5 W X Av1w11il-1-.ifmfw umm LAM Y 771, QW A . ,Y ,,,,W,,,,, All 1-,Y--Y , '-H N-Aw vp-'-'P 'xx ' mwK Top-CLASS PLAY CAST Fon THURSDAY . . . Bottom-CLASS PLAY CAST FOR FRIDAY .3 , Qlxx'-xf-fxkf Tff5V?F?'Ki ww Q Q f- J, --f:55,L.1.. , 4 I ,Q J , A x7 'fl 5 HM' ,Q Rf PY QSLJUQ i ff Xx 3 f 1 -A Fifa 5 , jlilf . il' sf? ft L f. .Ry 5 V 'vii my ill QI if 1:2-:'T:tEi - 4:'il':- flagig Gy' i ':l Q O 0 rl - Q 'I' ' Q.n .5 - ' 42 -'en ff' what ui f I. Q .il '. We've Got To Have Money THURSDAY CAST FRIDAY CAST Francis Hilsden ....,..,, .David Farnummjoseph Burkley Grant Carmack ..,...,. .,,. B ob Brady ......,,.... Walter Hilf Margaret Patterson.....Olga Walcott .......... Betty Luck Agnes Kubelick ....,... ...Betty Clark ,,.., Ruth Copeland Thelma Coulie .,........ ..Miss Doolittle .,,.... Pauline Watt Shirley Gano ...,.....,,,. .... M iss Finney ..,, ,... E rma Crouch Aileen Wakefield .,4..... Evelyn Russel. ..,Betty Morgan Lucas .,..,.....4....,,...,..,.,.....,., Herbert Keebler Tom Campbell ...... ......,,. G eorge Bricmont Doolin ........,..,. ...,.... E arle Bracken Toney Platt ...,..,. .,,... W illiam Stewart Mr. Walcott ,...,..... ...... G eorge Lazard Professor Brigley ...... ......... F rank caughey Barber ,...,,...,......... ....,....,4 E arle Bracken Kennison .,,,.... ,.,,.. E ugene Starzynski Mr. Mack ........ ,,.......,, D onald Boose M. Lcvantc' ....., 4,.,,.. H erbert Keebler Otto Schultz ..,.... .....,... R aymond Boylan Dunn ....,........,...,.,....,..,.....,........ James Alm We've Got to Have Money is the cry of many a senior class, therefore it was an appropriate title for the senior class play presented on Thursday and Friday evenings, May 12 and May 13, 1938. It was a de- lightful comedy with the necessary romantic touches and was received with much ovation by large au- diences. Dave Farnum never wanted to go to college but Tom Campbell did, so the two fool Dave's guardian, by having Tom give Dave his degree. The guardian arrives at Columbia on Commencement Day, bringing Olga, Dave's sweetheart. The secret is exposed. He stops Dave's allowance and forbids the pursuit of Olga. Dave goes on his own, organizes a Brain Pro- motion concern, stumbles onto a leather patent, bluffs a rich man into backing him and emerges trium- phantly as a smart business man and Olga's affianced husband. Much appreciated was the work of the various com- mittees. Those in charge of the stage properties were Sue Beth Archer, Ruth Bagley, Mary Coen, Dorothy Davidson, Frank Kelly, and Audrey Minneck. Mar- garet Cox, Lenora Evans, Jane Justice, Rita Myron, Ralph Shaffer, and Sarah Zitzman worried with the hand properties. Dashing hither and yon with grease paint, powder, rouge and what-have-you were the make-up artists, Marjorie Cantwell, Hilda Cohen, Elizabeth Evans, Edna Grau, Patricia Koch, Marjorie Miller, Gerda Rose, Olive Stump, Ruth Krieger, and Rosalyn Rosenthal. The prompters, Rosemary Kell- eher, Ruth Schwartz, and Wilma Swank, also helped with sound affects. Although the above, themselves, remained in the unseen , their work helped to make We've Got to Have Money one of the largest, most successful and thoroughly enjoyed class plays ever produced in South Hills High School. Nearly eighteen hundred were present during the two performances. From the very first rehearsal to May thirteenth, everyone connected with the play cooperated in the finest way possible, turning what should have been hard work into enjoyment. With patience-and it did take a great deal--Miss Price skillfully shaped the production until it approached a state as near perfec- tion as was possible. Then the big night! Everyone scurrying about in that last minute excitement that one can appreciate only after a similar experience. Minute details that had to be attended to, everything in order before the curtain went up. After the first act Earle Bracken and Herbert Keebler made quick changes from Doolin and Lucas, to reappear as the Barber and Levante in the second act. Mustaches had to be supplied for several of the characters as well as wigs. The characters were calm throughout the en- tire performance. Mingling among the audience after the play, many favorable comments were heard. Thus closes another successful page in the history of the South Hills dramatic department. 'WW .X . .. -AX 'wiv' K 2 I f K r -sail is f' ' 1 Afa.,,g1Ng3 Qj,'2jj'fi:4ggJ- -A A ..' fq A if Ae - 1 Typ' - mv' 4 ACTION CAUGHT BY THE CAMERA V 9 'J mag THE BLUE BAND FACULTY OFFICERS Dircfcfor .....................,....,....,..........., Robert L. Arthur Drill Coach ..,......................,......,............. George Evan STUDENT OFFICERS Mzzzmgcfr and Field Ojicer. ,..,. ....4.... , ..,, E dward Danner Assisfamf Manzzgar... .... , ...........,..,..,,..,.........,. Jack Little Sfzzdrvzf Direczfor ...... ...,..William Hurd Drunz Major' ....,.... ..,..,......,.. R ay Gantz Drunz Coach ............ .,..,. C harles Rickmond Librfzrian ............,..........,......,........,,.,,...,.. Willis Flory Assisirmzf LiI91'a1'ia1z ,..,..,.,..... ............,.....,, L ouis Demme The Blue Band will long be remembered by the student body, notably because of its brilliant per- formances. Not only has it achieved a praiseworthy standard of musical efficiency but its fine military marching while on parade and the precision with which the complicated drill formations were executed has Won unusual admiration. Its success reflects very' creditably to the excellent training afforded by Mr. Arthur and Mr. Evan and their associates. However, a contributing factor to this success was due to the willing cooperation of each individual in the organization. From the beginning of the fall semester to the close of the football season the band and its instructors spent several hours every day after school rehearsing and drilling. The Parade Band consists of seventy-two members. It has nine marching columns and a line leader for each rank in marching formation. The concert band has the same personell as the parade band except for additional drummers and trumpeters required for marching purposes. CHOIR The present South Hills vested choir rates high among the best ever organized in this school. It is under the capable direction of Miss Wayman that they have reached this standard. They have done much to contribute to the success of the radio broadcasts. Their Work in assemblies during the past semester has been of unusually fine quality. The choir not only sings within South Hills but they participated in a program given for a parent- teachers meeting at Snodgrass School in Duquesne Heights. Numbered among the best selections which have been given by this group are Beautiful Saviour from 0 'AN 4 Nw av xii Y 111 -Ill . IIII 'II llll ll llll Ill: V llli ' 'ls 15. nl Q ,l':n!': l ,ngl-:I- :h,r riff Q .QI ff! 'Q' xg, M 1 .37-V . .f ' ',. 557. L, 1--' ' S- ' Twelfth Century Melody in which the solo was sung by Walter Hilf, the Bach-Gounod Lovely Appear in which the solo was sung by Shirley Gano, and the solo O Divine Redeemer , also by Gounod and sung by Dorothy McDowell. SHIRLEY GANO Shirley Gano highly de- serves to be recognized as the songbird of South Hills. Her brilliant performances will long be remembered as one of the outstanding features of the school's programs. She is the leading soprano of the A Capella Choir and singing gives her much plea- sure. The majority of soprano solos heard on our radio broadcasts were sung by Shirley and she contributed much to the success of various assembly programs. Among her best per- formances was her portrayal of Liane in the operetta, Sweethearts',. But . . . Shirley is versatileg she not only sings, she can act. We shall never forget her humorous char- acterization of Miss Finney in our class play We've Got To Have Money . Add to all this a charming personality and the total is Shirley Gano. CONCERT ORCHESTRA STAFF Student Conductor ...,,,,,.,.....,,.., ,...,.. E dward Danner Manager ..........,.......... ........ .Earle Bracken . William Hurd Assistant Managers ........ ...,... l George Jones Librarian ,.,,.....,,,.....,.,................,,,.,.... Edward Danner Assistant Librarian . .,.,.,,..,....,,,............,..... Aldo Icardi The Concert Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Arthur, is one of the most efficient organizations in the school. It plays for every assembly program, most of the broadcasts and all evening performances given by the school. This heavy schedule creates work which requires long hours of rehearsal. Due to recent changes in school routine, only one period a day can be allotted to this rehearsal. This necessitates much after school practice. This organization has 37 members. Its instrumen- tation is that of a full concert orchestra, including a Hammond electric organ. Mr. Arthur and his stu- dents have devoted much of their own time to prac- tice and planning of programs to make this orchestra one of which South Hills may well be proud. WILLIAM RALEY As concert master of the orchestra, William Raley has distinguished himself in the Held of music. His duties in this position are important ones for next to the leader, he is the most necessary mem- ber of the orchestra. It is his work to keep the orchestra a united ensemble. Bill has been a member of this organization for 3 years. He participates in many other school activities. Besides being concert master, he is president of his home room and served as a cheerleader during the football-season. Billas pleasing ways have made him very popular and his infectious smile is known to every one. CHARLES RICKMOND Acting as drum coach in the band, Charles Rickmond has earned recognition in South Hills hall of fame. In- structing the boys in drills occupies many of his after school hours for his job is a never-ending one. With Mr. Arthur's help he works out new drum routines and in- structs the other drummers. Aside from being a member of the parade and con- cert bands, Chuck plays in the concert orchestra. Be- cause of his willingness to give so much of his time for these activities, he has made himself a favorite with all who know him. -------.-iiet,sgG,3IQJa.eau-l-1- 12A CLASS SONG Tune of Thanks For The Memories Thanks for the memory of lessons that we learned, Honors that we earned, Of teachers Hne, knowledge refined, we gained in four years time, How worthy it was. Thanks for the memory since when we first began, You took us by the hand, The things you said are in our heads as well as in the books we read, How worthy it was. We tried to learn by the old way, but you taught us rules with a new sway, And now when we leave on this last day, We'll know just how to thank you now. 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