Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1932 volume:

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A XSS ff 'fi i fly Q as Q . , A5511 To GEORGE WASHINGTON a pioneer in the interests of universal education Foreword With a desire to honor The Father of Our Country and the noble men and women who gave their best that we might have a new nation, we have sought by our drawings and wood-cuts to remind you, our readers, of those hardy, self- sacrifncing pioneers of two centuries ago whose industry, courage, and fearlessness has been an inspiration to us. Ta Innoducdon fkdrninistration Classes - - Athletics Y Activities - Advertisements lrlc of Contents 1-8 9-18 19-70 71-82 83-104 105-144 Izighl Ahminiatraiiun 5 E I E 5 3 2 K 1 . I 1 1 1 i 1 1 E 2 1 1 1 I 1 i 1 l 5 1 5 E I 1 I I E I 5 I ! 1 1 1 5 1 1 I x 6259120 w .lx 2 1, 4 ' Zigi- - 11-nua 2 xi I I. S, CAR mmm Rfmnm XY, ALLISON Mus. Mm' S. DEAN QI. IJ. Inuzlzsux .lxxmhs Ii, lllwnmfxx Xim' Board of Education .-X. B. IHCAILIRR xv DR. C. linmn Tomas bl, K. 'lmvxslixn I., R. IIAQMJ .-X. Ii. 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This year the Senior Classes have chosen six of their members whom, they believe, best represent Wilkinsburg in these four ways. These six students rank high in scholarship: they are prominent in school activities and their elections are proof of their leadership and personality. To the already distinguished roll of honored students, the classes of H952 are proud to add the names of these students who have so faithfully and loyally served Wilkinsburg lligh School, and to place their pictures in The Annuals I-lall of Iiame. Nintteen N Z Q i 2-x Unllvfll 7, sm, DONALD COOK EDGAR EATON 'I N ff w Z l7i--lggual is JAMES ENKE MARTHA MARSH U W N 2 k ho' Y ff X 71 xi- DEAN STRUBLE ROBERT W. YOUNG IM 1-nl A S 111111-11 7, Q History of the Midyear Class of 1932 Twelve years ago, throughout various parts of the United States in the various grade schools, we, the chosen eighty, were starting to Hrst grade. What a glorious adventure! Something we had wondered about since we had learned to talk! With what pride we showed Mother that hrst star Teacher placed on our foreheadg what joy, rivaled only by the thrill of graduation from high school! Through the grades we struggled, then, with added responsibility, we entered junior Iligh. ln junior l--ligh, we had a band, a football team, and many clubs, just like high school, then, too, we went from room to room in changing classes. These changes we accepted with a great deal of pride, we were growing up. After the trials and tribulations of junior high, another supreme moment came-entering high school. From irresponsible junior highers we were trans- formed into painstaking and diligent students. With this change came accomplish- ments, which we challenge any class to equal. The presidents of many clubs were members of our classy The National llonor Society, Edgar Eaton: The Student Council, William Kinnang The Hi-Y Club. james Golden: The Science Club, Donald Cook: The Music Club, Ben Hill, and The Spanish Club, Walter Radcliffe. Dorothy Gillespie and Donald Cook served as members of the Activity Board. Our class has made an enviable record in scholarship. Over thirty-Eve per cent of the class have been on the honor roll each month, and fifteen members of the class have been elected to the National llonor Society. Martha Marsh, our valedictorian had only one B among her A's during the three years in high school. Besides club activities and scholarship, our class has been outstanding in sports and dramatics. Lewis Shuker, captain of the basketball team, was also a member of the track teamg and twice a regular on the football team. Mervin Mawhinney won glory on the basketball team, joe jefferies in baseballg and Dick Dennison in swimming. Ruth jones received her letter for basketball. Besides the players, many team managers were in our class, Edgar Eaton in football, jim Golden in swimming, and Etfa Lou Crawford in girls' basketball ln the various operas and plays our class has taken leads. Marian MacMillan has sung leading parts since her sophomore year. Marian and Isabel McGregor, our pianist, made our class musically prominent. ln Arcady placed the musical talent of the entire class on display. Dayton Cronister, Wilfred Stifiler, james lless and others before mentioned had prominent parts. These have been three happy and eventful years, three years of accomplish- ment. As we leave let us repeat from our class song, written by Nancy Kiser,- May honor and glory come to you, Through the class of thirty-two. 'lAWl'IllY-I lm-e s fe 659-he 'S - Q Z 7 gi... .. 17.17 U 5 if 5 EDGAR E. EATON, JR. HEdYY Class pres. 4: Vice Pres. 3: Football Mgr, 4: Ass't, Football Mgr. Z, 3: Hi-Y:NUsher 4, Class Night: Gym lzxhibition Z, 4: Spanish Club 4: Na- tional llonor Society 4, Pres, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Ring Committee 4: Prom. Committee 4. O, K.-I 'will be glad to help. JAMES GOLDEN uDuSty,n uJ. T-u Class Sec-Treas. 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4, Mgr. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres, 4. Gym lixhibition 3: Leaders' Club 3,43 French Club 3: Usher 3, A43 Senior Chorus: Class Night: Senior Prom. Committee. fi'n1's 'words and actions sllow a desire for fun and good-fel- lou'slnp. WILMA M. ANDEREGG Wilma Gym lixhibition 2: Music Club 43 Senior Chorus: Class Night: Honor Roll 2, 4: Science Club 3. Her appreciation and intent- ness are classed as a talent, for 'good listeners' are rare. ISABEL ANDERSON Isabel Gym lixhibition 41 Mary li. Steele Club Z: Class Night: Music Club 4. Pep, Tian, and 'vigor-Isabel has all of these. MARY AZZARO nMaryl1 Drama Club 3, 4L Class Night: Music Club 4: French Club 3, 4. Mary believes in the old ad- age., 'Smile and the world smiles with you. ' tr J. DONALD COOK HCook,H HDonU Class Vice Pres, 2, 4: Activity Boartl 3, Annual Staff 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Honor Roll Z, 3, 4: Gym lzxhlbition 3, 4: Class Night: School Plily VZ, 3: Opera Z, 3, 4: Usher Z, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3: Science Club, Pres. 4: Review Staff 2, 3: Senior Chorus: Drama Club 3, -l: Music Club 1, 3, 4: Schubert Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. 'IA fine fellow, no more need be said' WALTER RADCLIFFE HBudU Class Historian 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 2: Spanish Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Sci- ence Cluh 3, -l, Treas, 4: Review Staff Z, 33 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society i, 4: Student Council 2: Prom. Committee 4: Press Club 4: Business Mgr. -l: Hi-Y Club 3, 4. Small, yet outstanding: quiet, yet perse'uering, ETHELYN BARNES HFayH Clay District ll. W. Ya., l, 2: Girl Reserves l, 2: Literary Club l, Z: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Honor Roll Z, 5, -l. Hay is a quiet and denznre little lady. WALTER D. BAU M wan Class Basketball Z: Bantl 3, 4. Among Walter's many 'virtues is his outstanding musical ability. WILLIAM BERNSDORFF 1-aiu Bills interested in many things, but mostly in music. lust listen to that banjo! liven ty-lou r N 4 L S Z f Le. 2 A - 1112?-115 7f if RAY BISSEL HRayH Ray ix it rexerzwil fellow, but be has .earned dislinctimz llmmglv his bonexi elfnrfxf' DONALD BODEN 'lB0deI'l l-rench Club 5, -lg lli-Y l, 4, Senicr lihorusg Class Night. nljlflltlld tiewr sayx, 'IJic . HARRISON BOYD uaron llix Afnrenmsl abilily ix in parsing t'0llfSt'S wzllmzil the painful laflnr of SfIltlVIlIL'.H ROSE MARY BREEN Jane henior Chorus. llonor Roll 3. l alimble but no! Tnluble. DOROTHY A. BRYAN uootn Best informed in lbc melboilx nf keeping busy. ll weitty-lite MARIAN CARRUTH Marian l-reneli l,lub 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4, llonor Roll 1, 5, 4: Senior Chorusg Class Night: Gym lfxhibition 1, 3, 4, l.eatler's Club 4. A rare mmbinaiinn of ability, Iwallly, and persmialllyf' ISABEL CLAIR Isabel hlatlrigal Club fl, 4: Mary lg. Steele Chlubk Z. Music Club 1, 4: C-ym lax- htbition 5: llonor Roll 3: Class Night A Armititiuzll process of Amaking friends. and eonhrnzzng old ones. keeps Isabel busy. ADELAIDE E. COWELL HBettyYl Sophomore Chorus 1: Mary lr. Steele Club 2, .Iunior Chorus 3: Matlrigal Club 4, Opera 4: Press Club Z: Curl Reserves 1, 4. 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Music Club 3, 4: Class Basketball Z. 5: Senior Chorus: Class Night. Betty is oulslundigzg because of her sieve! ilzsposzfzoitf EFFA LOU CRAWFORD HLOUII Marx' lz. Steele Club 5: Nlzinlrigail Club l tion . 4: Science Club lg Gym lzxhibi' 21 Drama Club 4, Secretari' -l: Bas- ketball Mgr. 4: Senior Chorus: Class Night: Music Club 4. , Lou has the reserve ufvivh ix t vburarlerislit' of ll lady. l DAYTON CRONISTER AABHIU llonor Roll 2, 3, 4: School Play 3, 4: Gym lixhibit 4: Band 5, 4, Mgr. 3. Schubert 1, 3. 4:National llonor Soc 5, 4: Opera 2, 3, 4: l'sl1er Z, T, 4. l.e:uler's Club 4: Latin Club 1, 33 Drama Club 2, 1, 4, Treats. 4, 4: Science Club 4: Review Stall l, 4: lli-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas, 3, 4: fllusic Club 2, i, 4, Secy. 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Class Night. A rum! 'wilb a gift of gab and it sense of humor. - 9 S 2 he S ff if :R - - - 7, sim RICHARD DENNISON Y DOROTHY GILLESPIE --Dick llonor Roll .Z, 3, 4: Swimming Z, 3, 4, Captain 4: Drama Club 3: Music Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, Treas. l: National Honor Society 4, Sec. 4: Gym lixhihition 4: Band 4, Drum Major 4: Annual Staff 4: Science Club 4: leaders' Club 3, -ll Senior Chorus: Class Night: Spanish Play' 3. A true Apollo in both looks and 'waysf' RUTH EISLEY lKRuthYl Class Night. Carefree and happy, who never troubles trouble till trouble troubles her. PEGGY FITCH upegn Girl Reserves 2: Press Club 2, 5: Spanish Club 3, 4: Girls' Council 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 4: Senior Chorus: Class Night, likable, peppy, a good friend. ROBERT FRIEDRICK HD0tYl Activityx Board 2, 3, 4:7 Annual Stall 3, -l: Class Basketball .., 3, 4: Class Night: Gym Exhibition Z, 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Review Staff 2, 3: Girls' Council 3, 4: l.atin Club Z, 3: French Club 3, 4: Science Club 3: Class Pres. Z, 3: Vice-Pres. 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Chorus: Ring Committee 4. Dorothy is a staunch friend, dependable and loyal. MARIAM GRIFFITH Miriam Latin Club Z: French Club Z: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Chorus: Class Night, you want an interesting and sincere friend, get afquaznteil 'with Miriam. H. RICHARD GUY Dick Class Basketball Z, 3: lntra-Mural llasketball 4: lli-Y 2, 3. 4, Sec. 4. lf silence were galilen, Dick would be a rnultr-nzzllionairef' R. S. HAMBLIN HDick!! Hsobn l3ancl Z, 3, 4: Orchestra 3: Senior There is a lot about him to UWTUS' V . like- Dicks smile is the best baro- meter to shots his feelings. JAMES HESS Jimmie PHY'-LIS GA'-LUZZ0 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: National llonor nphiln Society 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4, Busi- Sophomore Chorus 2: junior Chorus 3: Mary li, Steele Club Z: Senior Chorus: Spanish Club 2: Class Night. To betkind-hearted and pa- tient zs second nature to Pityzzm' ness Manager 4: Class Night: Senior Ring Committee 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Chorus: Usher 3, 4: Asst. Play Manager 3: Review Staff 3: Gym lixhibition 2, 3: School Play 3, 4: l,atin Club Z, 3, 4: Drama Club Z, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Science Club 3, 4: Extem. Speaker 4. The better you know him the better you like him. 'l'wvnty-sis s 1, he a ,, W Q 11 n u can 7, ,sl BEN HILL Ben RAYMOND KAMERER Stutlent Council 4, Music Club 4, '4Ray President -lg Schubert Club -lg L'ni- versity City lligh school, Mo. 2, 35 Usher 4. Spanish Club 4: Senior Chorus: Opera 4: llonur Roll -lg Class Night. fl jolly good fellow! ELISABETH HORST Georgie Marx' lc. Steele Club 2, 53 Music Club l, lirt-nch Club l, -l, Senior Chorus. Hlflisabeflt is quid, bu! under- neall' is humor. JOE JEFFRIES llJeffY1 llaseball 2, l, l, Captain 4. llasltet- ball 2, 4. lov may not he ll hook--zeorm. bu! be mn! be exrelled al lmsehollf' RUTH JONES Jonesy Madrigal Club 3, -lg Varsitv Basket- ball 2, 3, -l, Class Basketball Z, ll Varsity Swimming 2, 3, ,lg Class Swimming 2, 3, -li Mary l:. Steele Club 2, l'rench Club l, -l, Music Club -lp Science Club bl: Opera 3. 41 llvm lixhibitiun 2, 1, 4: l.eatler's Club l, 4, liirl Reserves 2, l, Senior Chorus, Class Night. SporIx are her hobby, Ihr' gymnaxinnr her lobby' FLORENCE KALIN Flossie Mari' lu. Steele Club 4, Senior Chor- us, Gym laxhibitiun 4. llonur Roll 2 l, ll, l'rench Club 1, -li Drama Club ll: Class Night: Press Club -l, lflossie'x smile would mrry Iver around lbe world. 'l weuti -sekeu lli-Y 1: Senior Chorus. Men of few wordx are flag bexl. WALTER KEARNS Hwall Class Night: Senior Chorus: Music Club -l. Science Club 5, Class Has' ketball Z. lfVal!er is both seen and lveardf WILLIAM JOHN KlNNAN Bill llonor Roll .21 Gym lixhilwition .21 Spanish Club -l: Music Club -l. Schubert Club 4: National llunnr So- ciety lg Student Council, Pres, 4, Prom Committee rl: Senior Chorus: llsher vl. Hill has a greal number. of friends and as many !ll7Il1llt'S.l' JANE KISER Jane Matlrigal Club lg Senior Chorus, Class Nighti Music Club 4. lane is rolber shy. bu! 'LL'llt'lI you get fo know ber, you know ber eye doesn'1 ltrinkle for nothing. NANCY KISER uNancyn Matlrigal Club i, 4: Opera l, 4g Mu' sic Club Z, fl, 4: latin Club 1, l: Gym lixhibition 2, l, 4, Senior Churusp Class Nightg French Club 3. Girl Reserves! 2, 5, -lg Girls Councill Class Swimming: Science Club. Nancy has snappy eyes and a smile tba! re'L'eaIs nmrlv iner- rzrnenf. X ' if he s S nnu-fl 's H. XX! ax - p, X X I- -I 1 XX :nw-wan JOHN KRIDER Johnny lli-Y 4: Science Club 4: Senior Chorus, A good sport and a sincere worker. OLGA AUDRIEN LENTZ Heinie Nanticoke High School l, 2, 31 Class Secy. 3: French Club 4: Girl Re- serves 4, Nanticoke's loss was our gain. ALBERT LINDAHL MAIN Work is nice: no 'work is infer. IDA MAY LOOS Snookie Swimming Team 2, 3, 41 Varsity Basketball 4: Gym Exhibition 3, 4: Senior Chorus: Class Night: Drama Club 3. 4: Music Club 4. Ida May's bair is ber crown- ing glory. MARIAN MacMlLLAN uMac17 Senior Chorus: Madrigal Club 2, 3, 4: Class Night: Opera 2, 3, 4: Mary li. Steele Club 2: Music Club Z, 3, 4, Sec. 2: Sophomore Chorus 2: Drama Club -ll School Pianist 33 A capella Choir 4: Double Quartette-1: Senior Chorus 4: Gym Exhibition Z. M stands for Marian and Music. MARTHA MARSH HMart!7 French Club 2, 3, 4, Nice-Pres. 3: Drama Club 4: National Honor Society 3, -li Rankin Christian Cen- ter 3: Gym Exhibition Z, 3, 4: Class Historian 2: Review Staff Z, 3: Press Club -l: Annual Staff -ll French Plav 3: Senior Chorus: Class Night: Honor Roll Z, 3, 4, Martha never bad to pusb ber- self to the top, the place was nafurally reserved for ber. MERVIN HENRY MAWHINNEY Prince Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: lioot- ball 4. A speedy floor man of the Wilkinsburg quintettef' KENNETH MAXWELL uKennyn Cheer Leader 2, 5, 4: Review Staff 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3, 4: Or- chestra Z, 3, Track Manager 4: Music Cluh 3, 4, Marshal 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Stage Craft 2, ll Chapel Committee 4. A regular fellow, brim full of sportsmanship. ISABEL MCGREGOR lllssyll French Club 3. 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Science Club 3, Vice-Pres, -ll Music Club 5. -li Matlrigal 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Opera 3, 41 Gym lfxhibition 2, 41 Honor Roll 3, 4, National Honor Society 41 Orchestra 2, 33 Class Night: Senior Chorus. HF01'fI4'l1df8 zs sbe who has Isa- bel's loyal friendship. HUGH MCKNIGHT HPatYY Gym Exhibition Z, 3: Annual Staff 3. 4: Hi-Y Z, 3. 4. Treas. 4: Class Night: Usher 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Senior Chorus. Ile has the mind of a thinker, the soul of a dreamer. Twenty-eight 523120 : ,, we 2.5 - 9 nnyal l TOM MECHLING Hmecwf Gini lwhilvitinn 2, K, Stephen C. luster Club Z, Schubert Cluh Z: Science Club K, Spanish Club 2, 3, KQunimcncenient Usher 4. Quiet, pleasant, 'willing--thus zet' think of loin. OLIVE MILLER Ollie Mary lx. Steele Club 2. K: Music Club 1, l, Gym l:xhibitiun 2, 3, 4: tllztss liasketl1all Z, l, rl: Class Syvint- mine Z. 3: latin Club 2: Science tlluh Z. Senior Churus. Class Night. xl perpetual snrile, sparkling eyes, qnd an ahzlity for nrak- ing lflflldf., ROBERT M. MORGAN llaobll Sturlent Council, Yice-Pres: 4: Schu- bert tllub 4. Stephen C. Foster Club 1: Opera 4: lli-Y 4: Senior Chorus: Class Night: Gvm lixhibitiun Z: l'sher 4. A boon to his class, who - H rmrletnr hrs preseiire known. CRYSTAL D. NICHOLS Crystal Science Club -l, Music Club 4, Senior Chorus: Scwicklev lligh School I: Girl Reserves 2, il. -l. l.atin Club 2: Class Night. Crystalu'nrhs for u'ork'x Bake. HOWARD M. NORRIS a1Howdyrr lwmtbzrll Z. Stephen C, liuster Club Z. Music Club Z, l, 4, Science Club 4. Schubert Club 3, -l. Drama Club. Opera Z, 3, 4: Scniur Chorus: Class Night. llo'14'dy never. letx books in- terfere with his vtIntfal1on. 'I wenty-nine ESTHER NORTHCLIFFE Susie Gym lfxhibition 2: Senior Chorus Class Night. 'flfirst you see titian locks then a smile-!hat'x Esther. EARNEST OBERHEIM HEFYMCU Annual Stall' 4: Usher 4: National Honor Society 4: Science Club 3, 4: Gym lixhihitinn Z, 3, 4: Swimming 4: Band 3, 4: Music Club 4: Senior Chorus: Class Night. We wonder what is going on beneath that calm exterzorf' ANDREW D. PATTERSON uAndyn llonor Roll 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: lli- Y 4: Gym lixhibitinn 2: Class Night. Common sense in everything nncomnion. HOWARD M. PENNEY upenn Band Z, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: French Club 3: Stephen C. Foster Club I: Schubert Club 4: Science Club 4. Drama Club 3: Gym Exhibition 1. 4. Music Club 4, 4: Class Night: Opera 4: Senior Chorus, Penney is 'worth his zeeight in gold. VELMA R. PETERKIN Vimmle llunur Roll 3, 4: lfrench Club I 3. 4: Gym lixhibition Z. 3, 4: l.eatler': Club 3, 4: Music Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Science Club 4: Class Bas- ketball Z, 3, 4: Class Swimming 2, 3 4: Varsity Swimming 1, 3. 4: Senirn Chorus: Class Night. fl typical .flnzeriean girl. MILDRED RESSLER ' 9 3 L ho' S ff 2 Q - -nnua 7, as 3 LEWIS SHUKER lILewfl uMiHyn llonor Roll Z, 3, 43 Class Night3 Sen- ior Chorus. Mildred and quietness are synonymous. BERYL RICKETTS HBiHyH Girl Reserves 2, 33 Press Club 2, 3: Music Cluh 43 Drama Club 3, 43 French Club 4: Latin Club Z: Class Basketball Z, 43 Class Nightg Senior Chorus. Gentle in manners, ana' soft of speech. PETER A. SANDO llpetell Spanish Club 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Music Club 4: Science Club 43 Gym Iishibition Mgr, 3: Opera 43 Schubert Club I. 45 Class Night. A wise nzan will make oppor- tunities if he cant find thenzf, MARY ELIZABETH SHANE ulvlaryn Peabody High School l: Sophomore Chorus 2: Mary Ii, Steele Club Z1 junior Chorus 31 Madrigal Club 3, 4: Opera 3: Class Night. Marys ways are ways of grace. JANE SHOOP HJaneH Westinghouse High Schoolll: Spanish Club 2, 3, President 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3. -I3 Drama Club: Class Night! Senior Chorus. Never lola' a lie and never tried, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3: Foot- ball Z, 3, -I: Track Z, 3, -I: Class Night, A strong, .silent man whose actions positively shout. MARY LOUISE SIMPSON Hweezll lirench Club Z, .33 Drama Club 4, Ilonor Roll 3, 4. The perfect little nzissfl ANN SPRENGLE uBettyn Opera 3, 4: Music Club 3, 4: French Club 43 Drama Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 4: Science Club 41 Senior Chorus: Class Night: Madrigal Club 3, 4, For Anne, a smile is the same in all languages. VERA STEELE Goldie Sophomore Chorus Z1 Mary li. Steelt Club 2: Music Club 4: French Club Z, 3,41 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4: Senior Chorus: Honor Roll 4: Lead- er's Club 3, 4: Class Basketball 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Class Night. Vera may appear slay ana quiet, but ask her friends lf this be true.' CATHERINE STEVENHAGEN uKittyn Mary Ii. Steele Club 3: junior Chorus 3: Madrigal 3, -I1 Honor Roll 2, 35 Music Club 3, 4: Class Night: Senior Chorus. Cbeery and alert! Thirty 9 2 A Unyel 7, ti' .A WILFRED STIFFLER ustifflr KENNETH WATSON HKenll li.u1tI 1, 3, I, Orclu-atm 2, I, I'rt-nah Vluh I I I Stitut lluh I ' - C- I - . Drnnm lli-Y liluh 3, -I1 Class Night: Spanish Klluh I, I, Ili-Y 5. 'I. Gvm lixhilvi- tinu I, -I, Music Club I4 fl, SEIIIUI khnrus, Class Night. lircnch lII.n' 5, Scluuul l I:n' I, 4, HI'll'TX1I,llt' and 'lrillillg IU ,Hill 11 lwlmlf' MILTO uMiItH Cluh 4: Nlgr. Puppet Shuw 41 Smgc lflulw fl. Mgr. lflzlsx Night. Ufjlillgellldl and kind, be cunzei a gvfzvrmtx half way. N SUTER LEE C. WEBER llgunl 2, I, I. Schubert tflulv 2, I. 4. Opt-rn J, 3, tl, Music liluh 1, Yicc- Plts I I 1 1 I , -wich lllul . St-niur ul-een Slzigccmtl 4. l.e'e'x lI0lIt'bl1ltl!ll't' leads l7llL'flf Lliuruw. i,l.lw Night, llnulvlc Quan'- I fhuu I Ivlll' . ln'lic'1'e' llc' it 1'zlff'ffc'z', '.S'li1'k In your jub' is tllillhx puxx mini. EUNICE WOOD Eunice TAMAR VOGEI- Ilrunch Club 3, 4g sm-me mmm 41 L. HI, bvflvr j we ,worry llllfil-lhlllfill llziskethnll Z, 3, 4:Swim- ming 2, 3, 4: Class Night. f f aml mn IUIIKQK7' if uw hurry, 'IIZIIHIIFL' gets rvxulfs 'Lcilb silcul 1'ff0Tf.H MILFORD WALTERS uBudn E LLA z I N K Pe ay I..1lu1 llulw I lixmtl 1. XX urriur's Mark High Schuul I. Stun 'llaxlv umkex uaxfe' ig ll wel: krmwz adage and m1vz11'zfbzrl1 luv kmm' limi .vzfrwfvly ha- lfz Z't'x ilullvsgu lligh School I, lflalss Night. 'lf must be dgmef sowlvy 'wor- ry abou! 1f,' 15 l:1lu'x nmllnf' MICHAEL C. CONSOLO Spuds ROBERT WALKER Swisxmlt- lligh St-huul J, I, Bch Il's lflc' Iilllv HVIIIVQX flllfftffltll lllllll-Alllflll Swimming I. 'flfllffffi .'ll111'lv xlmly is :mf zujurinuxf 'I lllllj -I Illl' i I x 1 -' A XX 11 11 u en 7, Q 1 1 I - 1 Glu! of 1952 lords and Music--Nancy Kinr kfilxin 1' 'l 5 gnu' ' l17-'1F1- ' ' l- - ' - ' 1 7 ' IE-'17 Ili2-QQ'1-'Q -F-- o I -' 1 ' il? N71 -' 1 T - clan of thirty wo Bidding y u all a - 'hi '11 h V :sf , : - : '-:z ' '-- I ' 1 , ' I 1 -1 I I . . 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' - ' ' :Ez'1.Qni5i?t1' '1':15lziP:,':1 ' rn: Li l1'lf-'n '-' '1 ' - n-ru - IS Ill: Z- 'I : ' V- , - O 11 IK I - - -1 11 I 9 r :- High, t to J'llt1 y ' YQl1liSi'1i:if1- 'gi ' 'jg 51: , Zz' 1 . 53 1 1 l - n'- '1 illi 1 f 1 1 1 11 A 1- I 1 1 7- l 115 'gtg ' lj : I 'ln 1' gl-' Q-V - Ill -- - l- -1 IVQI I- - -I :Aa - I honor and glory eom to you h tho cial of Thin. t.wo---- , 4. , U41-'l' I-il'u 'ij ' 'll 'Li' ' ' Zi T Q ' I- ' 1 ' F1 11 1 ll L IT 1 li 1 I A T 1 . I Thirty -two A Q nnu-11 7, S History of the June Class of 1932 The time has come for the june class of l03Z to place in the archives of Wilk- insburg High School a resume of its deeds in this school. Our accomplishments have been manyg our failures have been likewise numerous. No one did any- thing striking 3 everyone did his or her part. We had our good days and our bad days. We listened to praise and liked it, we listened to reprimands and profited by them or cast them aside as we saw ht. We make no claims of being different. ln our sophomore year we were like all other classes have been. We were out- wardly interested in everything, but we were inwardly indifferent. lt was a long drop from the pedestal of fame in junior High to the plane of beginners in Senior High, and it is unnecessary to tell you that it took every ounce of our morale to stand the gaff . lt took the better part of our sophomore year to educate us to high school life, then we were ready to step out. In our junior year we made up for our backwardness by assuming a role of some importance in school activities, being well represented in every type of school activity. Over twenty members of our class received letters for varsity athleticsg a large number from our class became active members in the various school clubs. As a general rule, not much studying was done in our junior year. although some did make the Honor Roll. lt was we who supported everythingg it was we who had and showed school spirit, we were the backbone of the school. Our attitude in our senior year was one of conservatism. We naturally as- sumed the positions of leaders in all school activities, yet the spirit which charac- terized us in our junior year was somewhat lacking. Our lessons took up a greater part of our time than previously, everyone striving to end his high school career with flying colors , at least, as far as lessons were concerned. Do not think, however, that we were not active in the various school functions, just because we were not likely to eflect radical changes. The members of our class composed the larger part of the personnel of every activity. And so graduation day grew near and the curtain came down on our Wilkinsburg High School careers. For our reward we received a diploma, worth more to us than any eulogy could possibly be worth. Now we leave Wilkinsburg High School hoping that you are as sorry to see us leave as we are to leave. Thirty-three 1 I l be ZR 623110 C i 111111-all 7, is JAMES ENKE Jimmie Class Pres i, 43 Annual Staff 2, 5, 4. lztlitur 4: Honor Roll 4. National llunur Society 4. Pres. 4: Senior Ring Committee 43 Senior Prom Coni- mittee 4i Spanish Club ?, 4: l.atin Club 1, 4: Drama Club 4: Gym IEX- hibition Z: Debating Club 2. linzmie is a true leader-mak- ing a place for himself, and is as tlepemlable as the day is long. ROBERT W. YOUNG HBobl, llunur Roll 2. 53, 4: National llonoi Society 3, 4: Class Sec.-lreas. 3, 4: llantl 1. ti. 4:xOrchestra Z, 5. 4: Play 4: Spanish Club 1, 3, 4. Pres. 3: Music Club 5, 4: Science Club 4: Drama Club 43 Washington Program 41 Thanksgiving Program 4: Orator-lg liaster Play 4. fl fine felloic, a good sport and an excellent student, ROBERT ADAM uBob!7 We all know his smile and like it. REE ADAMSON lIReeU Orchestra Z, 3, 43 Science Club 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Senior Chorus: Music Club 2. Rec is a liflle bubble of hu- mor. AGNES AITON uAgneSH Music Club 3: Gym Exhibition l, 3 4: l.eatlers' Club 4: liashion Review Z, 3, 4. With perfect ease and. free- dom, Agnes makes polzleness vomit. W. DEAN STRUBLE Dean S'Itrub Class Yice-Pres. 4: National Honor Society 4: Student Council 1, 3: Hi-Y Club Z, 3. 4, Vice-Pres. 1, 4: Latin Club Praetur 1: llrench Club Marshal 4: Science Club 3. 4, Yice-Pres. 43 Gym lixhibitiun 1. i, 4: Leatlers' Club 3, 4: L'sher 2, 3, Head L'sher 4: Honor Roll 2: Asst. Baseball Mgr. 3, Senior Prom Committee. 'Where 'there's a will, there's a wayf IX Dean's mollofl PAUL ELLIOTT llpatll Class Historian 2, 3, 4: Press Club 3. 4: Editor Wilk-Hi Crier 4: Span- ish Club Z1 Latin Club 3, 4, Honor Roll Z, 3: Spanish Play Z: Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Harvard Cup Tennis 3, 4: Activity Board 4 When Pauls words begin to fall, a dictionary is sought by all, CARMEN ALIBERTI Frank lirench Play 2: French Club Z, 3: Drama Club 3: Spanish Club 4: Schu- bert Club 2, 3: Opera 3: Senior Chorus 4. 'We 'wish Italy wonld sena more 1olly fellows like Car- men, VIRGINIA C. ALLISON Skinny Spanish Club 3, Gym Exhibition lg Drama Club 4: Girls' Council 41 Senior Chorus: Class Day, Virginia is one of Athose thor- oughly pleasing girls we an glad to meet. HELEN AUBERGER Helen Oliver High, Pittsburgh. 1: Leaders' Club 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 3. -l: Latin Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 4: Sen- ior Churus. If Helen is a sample of Olzzgef High, we know we would like il. Thirty-four x I N 7 3 ff X 1 X i ANNA MARYE BAKER Anna , Anna Marye Ilnnnr Roll 1, 4, -I. lbrania Cluli 3. I , iir esl:rYes .., , -3 .Ia- tninal llunur Sncivlv 4. rl, Yice-I res. l, lrcnch flluh 4, I-rcngh Plas' 3. 'Xnnual Stall -I, lwircnsic Club 2, Pres. 2, l'1I5l1'l' Plas' -IZ Senior Daw. -I, Sec. rl, I atin illnh 2, l, Science 1 luh I 1 I R ' 4 I 'Xi 1 A mm Maryvhs l710llllL'-lT1lfl,Y an lhu t'nz'y nf all the g1rls. PAUL BALSLEY llpaulll Science Llulv fl: Baskctlwnll li liuul- lwall 1, 4, -I, livin lzxhihitiun AI. Paul is krmwn for his quid. miarfrrvus manm'r.' WALTER BAMBARGER Hsarnvr I-nnihzlll 4, 4. Track 4. Hfilll all 'fuuml alhlvlc wifh a smile for v1'ery0nv.' RICHARD BANKERT Dick lntra-Mural llaskelball 4. Dirk has mwvr bean klltliillltl umki' Il t'llHlf7lll1lIl.H HARRIET BANNATYNE uaannyn National llnnnr Socictv 4, -I, llunui Roll 2, 4. 4, Class Plas 4. Play Prop- erty Mgr 4. Girl Reserves 43 latin tjlulv I, rl, Drama ijluh 3, -I, Press f.lnlw 4, I-rcnch Clnh l, Science tlluh AI, 'l'n-as. 43 Annual Stall' 43 l-l1.IIllxNfLlNlllK Plan' J. Sn-niur Lliurnsg Si-ninr Day. Au arlress and zz sluilvnl with ll lighl hearl, ready and 'will- zug to ilu more lhan her parlf 'I liirty-tisc HELENE BARRETT Helene A generous soul is sunshine to the mzmlf' ANNA BARKLEY llAnnaU Gym Exhibition Z, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 23 Rankin Chris- tian Center 4g Senior Chorusg Class Day. A keen mind and a sense -of humor quzetly appreciating ihe best. SARAH ELIZABETH BATES nsettyn Betty is a girl whose society is enjoyed. LUCILLE BELL U Luell Sophomore Chorus 25 AMadrigaI 3, -I: Girl Reserves 2, 3: l'rench Club 2: Drama Club Z3 Music Club Z, 3. ' Thought is deeper than I speech. I HELEN BENEDICT I Helen I Drama Club 4: Christmas Play 4: Class Play .41 Gym lixhihitinn Z. 4: ' Stage Craft 4: Iiaster Play 4: Class Day: llonor Roll Z. I A small package full of gooa ihings-good humor, crzthusz- asm, and beaulyf' N 1 659130 7 S 11-U1-lf! OSBORN BENN ETT Ossie l riendliness and generosity make Ussie a friend to every one. ESTHER BERG Esther Spanish Club Z: Drama Club lg leaders' Club 3, 'lg Gym lzxhibmon 3. Esther bas a striking way about ber. HELEN E. BEYMER uBettyn latin Club 2: French Club 4. lietty's sweet disposition bas its reward. MARGARET R. BLAKE upegn Drama Club 2: Leaders' Club 41 Senior Chorus 4: Class Night: Gym lixhibition 4: Class Basketball 21 Open House 2. Peg-always a good pal. VERONICA M. iaoei-uvl VronY' Allegheny lligh School lg llonor Roll I. 5: Senior Chorus. The conquest to know is great1 but the knowing has the greater reward. 9 Q 15 7, ar .. MARGUERITE BOGAERTS upeggyu Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: French Play 33 Vice-Pres. of French Club 45 Latin Club Z: Madrigal 3, 43 Opera 3, 41 Mary E. Steele 2: Sopho- more Chorus Zg Girls' Council 4: Sen4 iur Chorus: Music Club 2, 3: Science Club 4: Class Night 4. Studious, 'versatile and fasb- zonablef' LOUIS BOLDIZAR IK'-ew!! Stage Craft 2, 3, -l, As a 'member of the stage crew, Lew contributed more tban Ins sbare to the success of our plays. JEAN BONHAM Basketball 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 41 Senior Life Saving -lg Honor Roll Z, 33 Latin Club 2. lean is a girl who combines sports with lessons to tbe ad- vantage of both. ISABELLE BORTHWICK Turtle Creek High School l, Mary E. Steele Club 2: junior Chorus 33 Sen- ior Chorus 4. An independent little girl who believes in making ber own way. RUTH BOYD Drama Club 2: Music Club Z: Science Club 2. A winning smile, a pert little walk, and a charm all ber own. Thirty-six .3 1 wha 2 S nnu-al C. E. BRANDFASS, JR. Chuck When ,he speaks, he says something, 1. JACK BRAUN Junie lack believes that 'All ,things rome to him who waits. PHILIP BRIGHT Phil llnncl 2, 1, Music Club Z, 4: I-rench Cluh 4, lfres. 4: Iiraunu Cluhi-l, Mgr- nhzil 4, Science Club I. 4L Cym Izx- hihilion Z, l, 41 National llonor Societv 4, -lg Iioothatll 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming Team 4: Usher 4, Not for himself, bn! for his sehool, 15 Phzls philosophy. REYNOLDS B. BRISSENDEN Ren, Skooks Spanish Club 2, 3. Dashing, dehnnair, a man of the world. ANNABELLE BROOMALL Annabelle Student Council 2, 35 Girls Council, Pres. l, Vice-Pres. 43 Drama Cluh 43 Science Cluh -lL Ifrench Club 4: Latin Cluh Z, 3, 4: Review lp Girl Re- nerves Z, l, 4: National llonur Society 45 Ilonor Roll 2, 3, 4. Generous, lthoughtful, kind, always wzllzng to do more than her share, ,IiIlIl'l.j'-Sl!Yt'll 9 Q If 7, xi JEAN BROOKS Brooksie Clusm llxtskethnll 2: Varsity Ilasket- lmll 2. I, -l: Senior Chorus: Lenders' Club 3, 4L Gym Iixhihition 2, 3, 4: Class Swimming 2: Latin Club 23 Science Cluh 4, Good sportsmanship, athletic- ahzlzty, and enthusmsnlt-lhat's why lean is a letter gzrlf' SUSIE BURWELL Birdie Mary lf. Steele Club 2: Westinghouse lligh School 5, Persi.stem'e 'wins the day. FRANCES CAMPBELL Franny Her frankness and sineerity added to her sweetzzvss and humor, make her an ideal girl. ' AM ELIA JANE CARESSA AmeIiI Ilrzinm CluhTE Mary E, Steele Club Z1 Senior Chorus: Music Club lg jezinnette Iligh School I. The best of life is the little nameless unremenzbered acts of kindness. AGNES FIRANCIS CARHART I nAggien I.llllll Cluh 2, l, 4: Dratmat Club 3, li: Science Cluh 4: Rankin Christian Center 4: Girl Reserves 4: Ilonor Roll 2. ,4n1hition's candle lights 'well her way. - - - few 9 N 7 of 1 A w Z '-7 T' 'L T W N 11 11 11- gf 7, XX M BESSIE COHEN ELIZABETH R. CLAEREN , , A H Bess , 1 H U Gym Exhibition 2, 3, -lg Latin Club BettY Z, 4: benior Day. Quiet and well poised. CARL CLAMPIT Hcarlff Hi-Y 4. Y You never know a good pal 'till you need one. BERTHA CLARK Bertha Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4. School is over and ber worries are ended. ELDEAN CLEMENCE -foam Science Club 41 Gym Exhibition 4. Clem knows how to concea. bis talents. WlLLIAM COBURN UBHIH Football 2. Some are and must be greater than the rest. If you would please Bessie, praise Wilkinsburg H i g L School. MAE BELL CORRY llMaeYl Drama Club -lr. How enjoyable Mae finds life. MARGARET COYLE Hpegll Spanish Club 3, -lp Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club -lg Drama Club 3. Peg is bubbling over with I1Il.YlTllZ0f.v GORDON CRAIG Gordie Stephen C. Foster Club ZL Schubert Club 3: French Club 21 Drama Club 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 3. Young fellows 'will be young fellows. LYNN CRAMER UI-ynnll Gym Exhibition 3, 4: Annual Staff 2, 3: Stage Craft 2, 3: Review Staff 2, 3. Art is bis only passion-his lady-love. 'lliirly-ciglil 63110 S ,, nnu-ll 7, S N 7 2 R JANE CRISMAN Hcrasn Drama Club 5, 4: Science Club lg Rankin Christian Center I, 4. lf only all the 'world liao jane's winning way. FRANK CRISPEN HHootll Science Club 4, Pres. -ll Music Club -l: lfrench Club X, 4, laitin Club 2, 5. -l, Yice-Pres. -l, Student Council 41 Orchestra 2, 5, 4: Ilnnur Roll 2, 3,43 Nntiunnl Ilunur Society -I, Yice-Pres. 4. Frank denies no one al favor yet he asks none lor lnnzselff LEIGHTON CROMLISH 1-Late Ili-Y Z, J, 4: Band 2, 3, 4g Orches- tra 2, 3, 4. l.ate s musical ability is his shining talent. CHARLES CURRY Cholly Science Club 4: lntrn-Mural Basket- ball 2, 1, 4. Charles is himself azoorld with someone to attend him. RUTH DALE nRuthn lntrzi-Mural linsketbzill 2, lg Drama Club -lp Gym lixhibitinn 4. Industry 'makes llve 'world 'worth while. 'I liirly-ninr EARNEST DOWLIN llBudII Latin Club 2, 33 Gym Exhibition 3g Drama Club 4: Science Club 4, Good goods comes in .Ulldll packages. REGINA DUMM HJeanYY French Club 4: Science Club 3, 45 Honor Rull Z, 3. lean is seldom beard but al- ways doing. JOHN DUXBURY UDuxyYl Music Club 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 1, -lg Debating Club -lp Press Club 2, -I: Schubert Club 3, -lg Stephen C. Fos- ler Club 53 Sophomore Chorus 2: Opera 4, 4: linster Play 4: Christmas Play 4: Gym Iixhibition 2: Senior Sung Committee 4. john desires to cooperate ratlier than to rule, MARY JANE ELLIOTT UMaryYY lirench Club 4: Science Club 4. A quiet observer of the class. CARYLL FELKER CaryII A liglit heart lives long. 3 Q N ff 2 A 11121121 'Z in EUPHEMIA FERGUSON LAWRENCE GARRETT -'Phemie' l S Lachey ,. i ' Cl b . ulflll 45 .to stature' Swfff as to l 'illizllzlflienhle ieronciles himself t disposition, Ljutyhn ' 0 BESSIE FLQCQS LAURA GARRISON Bebe Laura Giyl 'Regal-yes 23 Honor R011 35 Leaders' Club 43 Basketball 4. 5a k ' Chflsfm' Cenfef 4' U Laura believes in freedom of A 'very industrious student. gpeggbf' ROBERT FUNK ,.Bob,, WALTER GAUSSER Senior Day. Walt, Ducky-Wucky The mightiest practical force Cheerleader 3, 45 sensor Chorus. in the universe is ood will Science Club 4: Class Day' g ' Walt is so lively he seems to he bursting with enthusiasm. QUINTON GABRIEL Whitey FLORENCE GEORGE , A - Scott High Z5 Edgewood High 35 FOOUJHI' 2' 3' 41 fmk 2, 3- 4, Wm Drama Club 41 science C1ub4g intra, Mural Swimming -lg lntra-Mural Bas- Exhibitinn 3, 4. - - 'fl 1 k tb Il 4: G E mum 45 Hocke 4 two letter nzan 'wi J agrea 4? elm Resegfvrgs 42? CIZSQHDKYI 5 desire to get ahead in ath- H , letics-H Every statement has a why. JOHN GALLAGHER 7 H-l3Ck HAROLD GETTYS Catholic High School 2, 3: Science Honor Roll 2, Club 4g Schubert C-lub 43 Senior ,, I ld Chorusg Track 43 Music Club -4, Evefy mail 51074 mea-lure lf girls are present, so is jack. himself by his own measurefl lmrty X ' If MILDRED GIERSCHER HDOH l.atin Club 2: Gym lixhibitinn 1, l 4. Senior Chorus 4: Yarsitv Basket- ball 4. A plenlegms supply of pep arid persunallly belongs tn Mil- llTl'd.H B ETTY G LASS naettyvn uaetsn liaskctball 2: llunur Roll 2. i, Al. Gym lfxhibilion li Zaraqucta i' Assnciate liditur uf thu Wills-lli-Crie. -l, Press Club 3, Sec. 1: latin Club 2: len-nch Club 5, 4: Science Club 5: Drama Club l. 41 Girl Reserves 3, 4: St-niur Dax' -lg Debating Club 2. Betty is an energetic. C011- srienlinus, good worker, SAMUEL JR. GLASS llSamYY Drama Club 5, 4: Gvm lfxhilvitiun I 4. .'llu'ays a perfeffl genflemai. bu! a true bay lI! l'l'flllL'lt'SS., ROBERT GLAUSER f-Bob l.atin Club Z. lli-Y 3. Robert believes Ilve sky is flu limi! of lvis aspiralimisf' HAZEL GONGAWARE Whoopie llaskutball 2, 4, Captain 4. Swimming: ..: Gym lixhibition 2, i, 4. What grind is ll baskelbalz tlvafs not in the basket? l'urIj'-ullu QX Q. ho' gm? 2 R- - - Yiiilulrfl 3, sf ETHEL GREENAWAY Spanish Club 2, 4, 4: Drama Club 2 l. 4: Music Club 4: Gym lixhibition Z. rl: llonur Rull .Zz Seniur Day. Senior Chorus: Rankin Christian Center 4. Hlillyel 'is efficient in all ber actrvifzes and slw has a 'vane- Iy of them. JEANNE GRIER Girls' Cuuncil 3, 4, Vice-Pres. l: Sec. 4: Gym lixhibilion 2: Stage Craft 4: lfrench .Clubp Seniur Day: Drama l.lub -l: Mary lr. Steele C.ul1 l. Ieam1e is the las! 'word in flu styles in High School. DANIEL GROSS uDann lircnch Club 2: Orchestra 2, ?: llaml 2. 1. Ilan's ambition climbs wifll gianfs strides. BETTY GUCKELBERG nBetsn llonur Roll 2, 3. 4: Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4: Chapel Committee Z: Mary li. Steele Club 2: Music Club Z, J. lntra-Mural Basketball 2, 4: Senior Day. nlieauly, charm, and grace an IieHy's. CHARLES R. GUTHRIE HDuffy,7Y llchuckil lland Z, 5, 4: Schubert Club 4: Opera -l: Hi-Y 5. 41 Drama Club, 1, 3, 4: Music Club Z, 4, 4, Pres, 4, A capella Chuir 4. Chuck bas won fame tbrougl his musical ability and his grim! lvuumrf' 'Eho . ,, 9 2 at nnual 7, BETTY HALDEMAN Betts Mary Steele Club 2: Gym Exhi- bition 2: Latin Club Z: Girl Reserves Z: .Iunior Chorus 3: Senior Chorus 3: Music Club 3, 4: French Club 4: Science Club 4. Betts is a wee bit Scotchj but you would never know it. DONALD HALL ushortyn Band 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Science Club 3: Sophomore Chorus Z: Stephen C. Foster Club. '1.ife is sh0rt,' and so is Don. PAUL HARNER Upauvl Gym Exhibition Z: French Club Z, 3: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Press Club 3, 4. Sense and sensibility. HELENE HARRIS Helene Braddock High School 2: Science Club 3: Drama Club 3: Senior Chorus. She pleases at a distance but charms when she is near. JANE R. HARRIS uRedH lane is mistress of herself, no matter what happens. LO I S H ATT Weese Honor Roll 2: Latin Club Z3 Drama Club 3, 4: French Club 4: Science Club 4: Senior Chorus: Senior Day. Lois is always on time to do her bit. NAOMI HATT Biddle , Nomy Senior Chorus: Drama Club 3:Senior Day. Naonii's ways are charming and ber attitude sincere. BETTY HAWTHORNE llsetslf Annual Staff 43 French Club 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 4: Science Club 4: Drama Club 4: Press Club 2, 3: Chapel Committee 3: Sophomore Chorus Z: Mary E. Steele 2: Nladrigal 3, 4: Opera 3: Varsity Basketball 2. 3: Senior Chorus: Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Leaders' Club 4: Gym Exhibition 45 Senior Day. Knowledge to know, ability to do, and energy to push, de- lightfully presented. EDWARD A. HAWKENS, JR. HEdH Mgr. 4. lump in-the water's fine. CHARLES E. HEMPEL Chuck ' tions of a good fellow. Forty-two Football 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Orchestra Z, 3: Swimming 3, 4. 'Chuck' fills all the qualifica- x 66110 X If .S Z. 3 f 2 Ng - 11-lzgal 7, S, ROY HENNING llRoyY' UI siletlre, Roy has great 'wealthf' ARTHUR HENSHAWE HArtH llnml i, 4. Art finds that the reward of his duty is the ability ta fulfill a11nther. HAROLD HERLINGER llHalH lzaxalcr Plan' 1. Always rheerfully doing his bit. JACK HERMAN lllllhl l. l lack knnzus his vw: business and nzimls it well, JOHN HERRON uJackn l.:ulin illuh 3: French Club -IL Nunn Hour Movies 4: Hunur Roll 2, 3, 4. A man who knows himself. l'm'Ix-llmwc LE ROY HICKS HLeU Science llluh 3, 41 Latin Club Z, 5. Band 2, 3, 4: Music Ciluh 4: lli-Y 4. Le Roy believes the hand that follows intellect ran afhic've,' DELLA HILDEBRAND Della Spanish lflulw 1, 4. Della plays mush' thut will vharm fon z'er. S H IE LDS H ILL uJin1n lllY l 3 -l lim is always 'zunmlering if hr is on time. JOSEPH HINGELEY HJO Jo!! liznnl Z. 3, 4: Schubert Club 1, 4: Sophomore Chorus 21 Opera 1, 4: lnt ll k rn-Mural a1s'r-thnll i, 41 Music Cluh 41 Gym lixhibilion Ig Honor Roll 1, K, 4: .-X cappella llhnir -l. The 'worlll kmm's little Of its greatest turn. HARRY HOAGLAND Bud xl fine fellow who Izeliews that it is better to study than to fdllr' N 'K 3 i -2 is nnuerl 7, JESSIE HOGG uxlerryn Liym Exhibition 2, 3, 4: Maury Ii. Steele Club 2. jessie, retiring in disposition yet pleasing to meet. MARY DOROTHY HOLLER Mary De Orchestra 4. She 'does her work quietly and efficiently. FRANCIS HOLTMAN Fran Dignity with ease. PEGGY HOPKINS upeggyn Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 43 lenders' Club 3, 4. A talented dancer who has a brilliant future. ANNA PRIDE HOUSTON HAnnH Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4: .French Club 3, 45 Senior Chorus: Senior Day, Ann is a quiet little girl with golden locks. DONALD HOYT unonll Track Manager 3, 4: lntrn-Mural Bas- ketball 4. He knows that cares are enemies to fun. re RUDOLPH H REN HRudyU if Rudy wasts no tirne in idle words, he takes it out in thinking. ELINORE HUMPHRIES uEIieH Sophomore Chorus 2: Mary E. Steele Club 2: Gym Exhibition 23 Drama Club 3, 4: French Club 3, 41 Science Club 2, 4: Stage Craft 3, -lg Review Staff 3: Annual Staff 4: Wilk-Hi Crier 4: Senior Day. As an artist lilinore is bound to go far on the road to success. WILLIAM HUMPHREY HBHIU Drama Club 3, 4: Science Club 4: Stage Craft 2, 3, 4: Chapel Commit- tee 2: Senior Class Song Words. A quiiet and dependable worker. T. HERBERT HUNT f-Herb Good things come when sought with diligence, Forty4four xf Qdgltv X, 'ze Q nnu-il 7, MARGARET INGHRAM Hpeggyll Orchestra 2, 3, 43 String Quartet 3: Dedication 2: Opera 31 Schubert and lioster accompanist Z: Matlrigal 3, 4g A cappella Choir 4: Gvm lzxhibition 2. 4. 4: Mary li. Steele Club 23 Music Club 4, 45 School Pianist 41 Senior Chorus: String lansemble Leader 4. Pegs music seems to rome slrazglit from lieaveiif' SALLY JAMES usallyu film lzxltibilion 2, 5. -l: Senior Chorus. Senior Day. Sally 'wishes all classes were bald in the gym. ANDREW JOHNSTON llnedlf Scit-ncc Club 2, 3: lfrcnch Club 2. 'lf's a great life' if 'we go merrily along. JAMES JOHNSTON HFOXH Science Club Z1 Gym liwhibition 2, 7. lntra-Mural llasketball 2. 4. Wire slill wondering abou! llvaf nickname, JUSTIN C. JONES Hxmustinll Kodak Club Z, Science Club 4, 4: Drama Club 4, -lg Spanish Club i, 4 Quiel and flvouglitfzil. l5orly-live GERTRUDE JORDAN HRed,1Y Haonnyfl Basketball 2, 3, -l: Mar li. Steel: Club 2: Music Club: Chorus 3, -lp Opera 4. Gertrude doesn't spend her lime forgetting. THOMAS R. JORDAN llTomlI Spanish Club 4: Football Z3 Track .Z 3. 45 Poster Committee 4: Basketball 2, 3. 41 Wllk-Hi-Crier 4. liven I am sometimes rigbtf LAWRENCE KANUCK Lawrence Spanish Club 33 Science Club 1, 43 Open-llouse -Usher Z, lg Honor Rgll 2. 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. Ile lvas albvappy disposition and is a willing worker. EDWARD J. KEARNEY HEdH Central Catholic High School 1, I, Honor Roll 4. lid tackles any and all prob- lems with the same zest. CHARLES W. KEARNS Chucker, Monk Science- Club Z: Schubert Club Z, 3: Swimming Team 2. i, 43 Gym Exhibi. tion Z, 3: Leaders' Club 3: Class Qaslietball 21 lntra-Mural Basketball Cheerful and carefree is Monkf 'tbulw s Z - gnu-ful 7, - S 'Z I 6 T I A 2 DOROTHY KELLER uootn Orchestra 2, 3, -ll Music Club -lg Science Club 4: Sophomore Chorus: Gym lixhibition 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus, Senior Day, Such a disposition 'warrants the highest rewards. M. MARGARET KENNEDY Mpeg!! Drama Club 3, -l. Pleasant, cheerful, Peg adapt: herself to any situation with the greatest ease. LOUISE KEPCIA nKepsin Marx' li. Steele Club 2: junior Chorus Senior Chorus: Spanish Club 4, Sec lg latin Club 23 Science Club -l. An olive coinplexion, black hair, and smiling eyes-that's Kepsif' DOROTHY KESSLER HDotYY l-rench Club 1, 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Leaders' Club 4: Senior Day: Senior Chorus. An indisjbensable yet silent meniber of our class, A DOROTHEA KIEFFER HDotU Mary Steele Club 2: ,Iunior Chorus 3: Prom Committee 4: Senior Day. Dot nzay be quiet but she has gained recognition. WM. KILLINGSWORTH, JR. Bill Football 2, 3, 4: Track Z, 3, -lp Latin Club 3: Baseball 4. Bill wonders why there arenft more out-door athletic teams for hirn to join. LORRAINE KING Lorraine Latin Club Z1 Music Club 3, -lg Drama Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Science Club 3, 43 French Club 4: Opera 3: Sophomore Chorus Z: Madrigztl 3, 4: A cappella Choir -lg Senior Chorus. 'IA little girl with musical ability. JEAN KINTNER UJeanY1 Latin Club Z: Science Club 4: Girl Reserves 4: Senior Chorus. Beauty accentuated by a strange silence. LILYON KNAUS HLHVYY Ill-ilyff Leaders' Club Z, 3, 4: Science Club 3, Gym Exhibition 2. 3, 4. Lily still insists that there should be more gym exhibi- tions. LYDIA M. LACKMAN ul-ydian Honor Roll 3, 4: Leaders' Club 4: Drama Club 3, -lg French Club 3, -lg Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Music Club 2, 3, 4: Gym Exhibition Z, 3, 4: Girls' Varsity 4: French Play 4: Senior Chorus: Senior Day: Rankin Christian Center 4. Lydia's unbounded enthusiasm is her secret of success. Forty-six S 7 S ff. -QQS , nnual 7, sm: RICHARD LAMBIE DlCk l.at1n Lluh 3, lg Marshall l, Pres, Drama lllulv 4, Al, Yice-Al'res fl. Nluslc lllulv 1, rl: Wilk-lli-tirtcr -l, liunnesr Mgr. -l, Play lg Opera 4, -lg Schubert 4Q'ulv 4, rl: llunur Roll lg A cappella Lhuir -lg Stephen KL. l-mtcr illuh 2. M ll s 1 4' al abilily, friendly x rn ill' 5, frfllrlrnlu manners fnrnl Hn' lmsv of lJ1r'k's XlH'l'l'X.Y. ANNE LAMBING Binkie Science fflulw 4: French Cllulv 4: l.atin Klub l. Gvm lzxhlhltiun Z, l, 'll llullur Roll l. 'Xflnnv has a bmp of fun in making 4Qf17'Lc'lI-llf7X luxe Iheir drgnffy' MARION LANCE Marion Marx lc, Steele lllulw 2: Nluxic Club 3. lllrl Reserves 4. . 'Hn' one -may lunge! rja' of unplvaxanl lasks IX In zgnnnj llwm, zx Mrzrnnzfv pb1lu.wplvy,' DOROTHY LARK HD0tII Lxm lzxhilwitiun Z, 4, 4: Seniur tlhoru l, Nlatlrigal flluh I ip Marv lx. Sm-le Club 2: Music Clluh 3, 4: Oper. Z, lj, Wilk-lli ixlrier 4. ilunior Churu: l. lnrls Llee Lluh 1. Lam Day. 'Dol lvax matic Inn' may with lwr HIIlXll',U GEORGE LAWYER Lawyer 'George muff need In xludy l11'lc4hl'lX a lawyer IIlI'Zu',U l-urtv-sewn , JAMES LEMMER ' Jimmie lland 2. l. 4. Basketball 4. 4: Glas: Nice-Pres, Z, J: Honor Roll I. limmie's nmdesly hides from us many nl bis ll1l'flfS.H ELIAS R. LEWIS ul-ie!! ll'ln1t :neu have dune can slil be done and xball be dom' f!7dtIj',H CHARLOTTE LEY Charlotte Latin Club 2. 3: French Cluh 3, 4: Sctence Cluh 4: Girl Reaerves 1. 4, Sec. -l:iGym lixhilwition Z: National llonor Society' l, -lg Rankin Christiar fleltter 7: Press Club 3: Wilk-lliflren 41 llunur Roll 1, 1, 4: Maker tt. ?reams, Prup. Mgr. 3. Drama Club I Ufilllllblf bvvausv of lwr krmzcl- e'dg4',' popular by lwr gravi- rJ11sm'xx. MARGARET LINHART upegn llrench. Club 2, 4: Drama Club -l, llym lzxhilxtion I. Peg ba-7 a great desire' I0 falkf FRED LOCKE Fritz Sophomore Chorua: French Club 2, i Music Club 1, 4: Varsity Basketball ? Opera 4, 41 Schubert Club 3, Sec. 4 Yarmlty llaselvall l, 4: .-X cappella llhulr 4: Prum Committee 4: Science Club l 'Ifrifz seerns Iv find no diffirulfj HI keeping haw. 'se he 2 S 11111161 7, S, VERA LOOMIS live!! Cirl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Music Club 3 43 l.atin Club 2, 3, 43 lirench Club Z, 3, 43 Science Club 43 Mary E. Steele Club 2: Madrigal Club 3. 4: Opera 3 43 Senior Day 4: Senior Chorusg Gym Exhibition 4. Praise undeserved is scandal in disguise, LOIS LOWRY Sophomore Chorus Z3 Mary E. Steels Club 33 French Club 43 Science Clul: 4. Lois thinks the spring is the best time of the year after all. DAWSON ALEXANDER MACK atnawsyvi Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Track 3, 43 Gym Exhibitior 43 Science Club 43 Tennis 4. What goes on in athletics without Dawson? BETTY MACKEY Mackey Latin Club Z: Science Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 43 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Gym Ex- hibition Z, 3, 4: Senior Chorus: Senior Day: Class Swimming 3: Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4. I'll do it, I'll be glad to do it. ADA MACNAB Maxie Honor Roll Z, 3. 4: Gym Exhibition 3: Drama Club 4, Ada's way is to do and say the sweetest thing in the sweetest way. FLORENCE MALLISEE FIossie Latin Club 2, 3 5 French Club -l : Drama Club 3, 43 Science Club 43 Senior Chorus: Senior Day. Where there's a will, there's a way. JUNE MARSHALL Science Club 33 Honor Roll 3: Wilk- Hi Crier 4. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm' HELEN MARTIN llTuffyfl Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: lieailers' Club 43 Gym Exhibition 2 Conscientious, studious, clever does she shirk her duty? Never! DOROTHEA MATTHEIS llDotH Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 4: Drama Club 41 Rankin Christian Cen- ter 4: Senior Chorusg Music Club 4: Senior Day. Happy and care-free with a kind word for everyone. LAWRENCE MCCORMICK uLarr.yn Baseball Z, 3. 4: Football 21 Frencl Club 2: Activity Board 4: Honor Roll 3. l.arry's popularity must be deserved. liorty-eight X f N ,X .X nnual . Ah 9 .3 Q 0 4 X , W it 7, X , EARL MCCUE l'uull'inll 2. 7. 4. linskctballl 2, 5: l'rzick 2, 3, 4. 'A rare friend and a splendia athlete. JACK McCULLOUGH Jack lailin Club 1, 3, 41 lirench Club 4. Science Club Al, Drnnm Cluh 41 Wilk- lli Crivr 4, Yzlrsilx' llnskelbzlll jp l'shcr 41 lli-Y 4. Words are cheap-lack spends them abundantly. HARRIETT V. MCELWAIN Toots l.niin Club Z1 llrzimzi Club 41 Science Cluh 43 Gym lzxhibitiun 2. Quinn in all her ways. MARGARET MCGILL Hpegff l.Lllll1 Club I3 Drnnin Club lg Senior llzlyg llirl Reserves 4. She who plants kindness must reap happiness. HAROLD E. MEYERS llunur Roll 2, 3, -lg National llonox Society -ll Lshcr 4. Spanish Club 2 l. Prim. -l, llnnrl 2. l, -ll Orchestra 1, 4. llarnld is a lrivnd 'mlm has prnwil himself frm' blur, l-urty-ninv KENNETH MILES Whitey Schubert Club -lp Music Club -lg Bas- ketball Z, 3, -l. Whitey's specialty is basket- ball but he sings tau, HARRIET LOUISE MILLER Beezle Annual Sufi 4: Play ig lnlrzx-Mural llalsketbull Zp French Club 3, -lg Latin Club 5, -lp Girls' Council 4. Gracious and capable. ROBERT S. MILLER uaobn Band Z, 4. -lx Student Leader -lg Orchestral Z. i, -l: French Club Z, 3. A'B0b delights in filling the air 'with music. WINIFRED MILLER Winnie l.ntin Cluh Z: Girl Reserves 2, 1, -l. Art lixhibiliun 9: Orchestra 4: Bam l: French filllh -l: Music Club -lg Sen- ior Day: junior Chorus 3. The orrhestra will miss ll'in- nie 'when she graduates. ROBERT L. MILLIS naobn llnml 2, i, 4. ll hen do 'zu' pri1i'tia'. ' 1 I 1 l 9 ss If he e If A 5 - nnua p, :sr WILLIAM R. MOFFITT ANNA MARY MORROW --Dick Anna llrench Club Z, 3: Science Club 3, 4 Dick 'is kizoign for his clever- ness zn wrztzng as well as his abzlzfy zn zn1'enfzng all kinds of mischief, KATHERINE MONORI uKittyn Honor Roll 1, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2 1 4: Drama Club 3. 4: latin Club 2, 3: lirench Club 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Music Club Z, 3, 4: Science Cllulw 4: Play 3, 4: Wills-lli llrier 4: Nladrigal 3: Swimming 3, 43 Rankin Christian Center 4. Dark eyes with a Q frieizdly light-thafs Kalhennef' DUNCAN MONTGOMERY Dune Swissvale High School Z: French Clul 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Science Club 3 4: lli-Y 3, 4: Treas. 4, l.atin Club 3. Danc's nmfio--'To have a frue frzend zs tu be one' CATHERINE MOORE Catherine l.atin Club 2, 3, 4: Music Club 2, -1: French Club 4, Science Club 4: Opera 3, 4: Matlrigal 3, 4: A cappella Choir 4: Sophomore Chorus 2: Mary li. Steele fllub Z: Senior Day. A splendzd worker who says what she thinks. JOSEPHINE MORRISARD HJ oe!! Llass Basketball I. 3, 4. Tennis 3 fn lov, the blessing of school is sfndyf' Music Club .ZZ Sophomore Chorus 2: lunior flhorus 3: Mary li. Steele Clulf 2: Senior Chorus: Madrigal Club 4 A cappella Choir 4. Kind and' interesting-enough for any gzrlf' HOMER MORROW HRedU llrench Club Z. It is not size but merit that counts. ff MELVIN N. MORROW UMelYl Hi-Y 4: Science Club 4: Gvm Exhibi- tion 3. ' .Sch00llife has been a pleasant interlude in Mel's life, HENRY MUNDSINGER llHenYY lien is quiet and unassuming but he'll reach the lop while the rest are talking, ETHEL MURRAY Ethel lirench Club 4: Music Club 4: Scienct Qlub -lg lntra-Mural Basketball 4: Senior Chorus: Senior Day. Ethel has such a cheerful smile -zt seems she doesn't find sormu' 'worth while. iriny L A wi- - f, mu. JACK MURRAY Jack Senior l.hurus. 'Ihanksgiving Play I lf la4'k's l'UlI'l'll'lllUI.Y 'Lueru Totes, lhe Denzovrals would be in power. MARIE NAPIER llReYY Nlumic l.lulv Z, I. Marlrigal I, 4, Marx I. Stevie, JV, Opera I, 4. Senior l.linrus, SL-mor Dar, Rl is sure fha! lhvre's :nis- chwf zn music. MARY JANE NESBITT uJerryn llonor Roll 2, 4. Science Club 35 Nlusic lllub I, 4. Madrigal 4: Opera l, I-re-nch Illulv 1.4, Senior Ilav. ll.t'l knofwlvllgv grou' from mon' lo lllllftfn LOIS NEUBURGER Drama Lois Illub 5, 4: lsrcnch Club i, 4. Science fllulv l. Ir-adcrm' lllub 5, 4: iyni Iixhihilion I. I, Senior Chorus, iirl Reserves 3, -I. 'Lois allavks her assigninenls l,r.'llll a truly -wonderful en- lhuszasnif' ALICE NICHOLLS Alice Ilunor Roll 1, Spanish fflulw 22 llyni lxliihiiion I, Drain.: Club I. fiiflvll iuilh a rollirking good humor anal a pleasiizg person- alilyf' I-illx'-om ROBERT NEILSON HBob1Y Uakmonl High School 2: Stage Craft Club ii Honor Roll 4: Track -I. Bob has lols of ability ana' skill packed into his small self. RUTH NOAH --Ruth Spanish Club 2, 1, 4: latin Club 1: Science Club I, 4. Sindy is her tribulation-fn 'whzch the end seems near. MARION 0'DONNELL Marion Science Club 4: Drama Club 4: Gym lzxhibition 2: Latin Club .Zz Senior Day: Senior Chorus. There is really no need to slug her pratses-her attractive personalzty speaks for her.' JAMES ORTH Jimmie llheerleadvsr 5.14: Gym Iixhibilior 2: Student Louncil 2, I, 4: Plav iz Iirengh Club Z, 3: Drama Club 2, 3 4: Lsher -I: Stage Craft 2. Quile the man abou! srhooll' FRANCES OSTENDORF llpranfl I'rench Club I, 41 Drama Club 3: Rankin Chriatian ilentcr 1. l: Intra- Mural Basketball 4. 'l ran' has always a vheery greeting for e'z'eryo1ze, N7 25... 625110 S ,, I 111211:-3' 7, C EDITH OSTERMAN Edith National llonorxSocieI5' 41 Seiencc Club -lg l.:1I1n Llub Z, 3, 4: lerencla Club 3, 41 lflonur Roll 1, 3, 42 Girl Reserves 1, 3. Edith is constantly consistent zn her lllZlZgf?l1tT6'.l DORIS PARKER Doris l5rench Club 4: Review Stuff K, l.Llllll Club Zg Senior Chorus 4. Doris is so dainty that she looks as though she might be a little Dresden doll. ELMER PARKER Elmer Westinghouse lligh School Ii llonoi Roll 3, 4. l:'lnzer's ability as al nzatheina- lufzan speaks for hun. ERNEST PARTY HErny77 llunor Roll 4: Science Club 41 Spun- ish Club 1: Gym lixhibition 4. Though .this nzay be fun for nzany, 'l1s school work to nie, JACK PATTERSON upatrv Stephen C. Foster Club 4: Schubert Club 3: Gym lixhibition 2. ll l.cz1clers Club 3. lark has proven hrinself a 'valuable lnenzber of hrs class Une can always count on hun to do hzs share. be without Y 4. class. daughters. THOMAS PATTERSON Hpatu Spanish Club Z1 Sports hub 1 Club 4: Science C,Iub Z3 l.1 4'Pat's a jolly good fellou RAYMOND PEDUZZI llRay,l Stage Craft 3, 4. Where would the stage creu Ray? Nl. WEST PHILLIPS Hpestli Science Club 5, -l: Drum: flu West enjoys the przmlege of being the bzggest tease of hzs BERTHE PHIPPS useen Swimming Team 2: lfreneh Cl ' 'Bee' goes about her buszness mconspzcuously and does hu work cheerfully. GRACE PINDER Shorty Gym lixhibition 2, 3: Dr.1m1 lu 43 Class Basketball 2: lien Hockey 4: Senior Day, l Fortune smiles' on smiling, liifty 3 7 I s 2 S - ngyal 7, qw ETHEL PIPER Ill-ynll Spanish tllnh 2, I, 43 Music lllulw rl. Senior Day: Senior Chorus. I:'lhel is kind and lruei Who 'would 'UJIUII a better lI'1l7Mfl'?m LILLIAN POLLOCK ul-ilu National Ilunnr Suciety I, fl, Ilunui Roll J, I, 43 Iirench Klluh I3 Music tlluh I, -tg Sophnmnre Chorus Z: Mary Ii, Steeleilluhli Mxulrigal 3, fl: Opera 3, -I. l.e:ulers' Klluh 4, Sec. -IL Senior Ilziv. liym lzxhihition J. I: lnlra- Mural Ilasketlwall 3. lg Girl Reserves Z. Iwirensic Sucietx' -I. A sincere girl who knozcs hou lo take Iadvaulagv of awry opporfumlyf' HAROLD PORTER Porter Verona Iligh Schnul 21 Iirench lllul' -I: Drama lIluh 4. Hllamld Iwlimics iu laughing his 'way through Irie. HAROLD PRESCOTT Pressy llasehall Z, l, -I1 Basketball 2, 3, -li lirack 4: Intrarhlural llaskethall 3. Ifrench tlluh 1. Pussy is heatlml for Il big league learn. GRACE YEE QUIL Gracie Ilonor Roll 1, I, 43 Natiunal Ilunoi Sncietv I, ll: Gym Iixhihitinn 1, l, -lg Senior Chorus. l ew gums that her quiet air covers an IHIS14SflC't'fl'tl scnsv of humor. I'iltx-tln'er LLOYD NELSON RAMSEY Nelson Ili-Y 4g Drama Cluh I, -I: Spanish Club I, i,,4: l.atin lfluh I, I, -Ii J lress liluh -3 llonur Rull 41 Science Club 5, 43 Senior Day. A'fhorough believer iu-1u1 z't'r- fzxzr1gL-vxpvuzllly lI'rzgley'x. WILLIAM RAYNOVICH llaiulf Science tllulw -l. Bill NUI ,tpvclk 'Cm-k' 415 'LUUII as the rvxf speak l:'ngli.vh. ANNE REICH uAnnevv l.:itin tlluh Z: Spanish tlluh 3, -I. Sgience tlluh 3. -I1 Drrnna liluh rl: Girls' lluuneil I, 'lire.is. il llnnnr Rnll 2, I, 41 Senior Day. 'Quiei and znuzssiiniiiigf' LOUIS REICHENFIELD ul-ou!! 'Tix tlifiirult to liw up lo rl famous brother, lm! Lou hax arromplzshed it. HELEN VIRGINIA REID Chickie Opera -I: Mary lx. Steele llluh 2. I fllaulrigal 'lj -luniur Chorus I: Girl Reserves I: Iirench lfluh I, rl. Sciencl llluh 1, 3, ,lg Music tllulw Z. If you 'wixh Io hm! 'Chirkiv. fuxf allviul any one ol the xrhoolk rluhsf 1 be ZR fekihe , ,, , ,-.. X i 1 'UW' SARA REISH usallyn Mary li. Steele Club 2: Madrigal 33 Opera 3: Gym Exhibition Z, 3: Honor Roll Z, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4, Sec. 4: Press Club 3: Associate Editor of the Wilk-Hi Crier 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Science Club 4: Music Club 3: Latin Club 2, 3, 41 French Club 3, 4: Forensic Club Z. Sara is the outstanding girl in her class who deser'L'es credit' FLORENCE RHOADS MFIOH l.atin Club 2: Music Club 2: Sopho- more Chorus Z: French Club 3: Drama Club 4. Her gracious sinile 'wins her many friends. WILLIAM RHODES Bill Latin Club 2: Hi-Y Club 41 lirencl' Club 4: Drama Club 43 Stephen C. Foster Club Z: Sophomore Chorus Z: Science Club 3, 4: Schubert Club 3, 4. Opera 3, 4: Annual Stall' 4: Asst. Adv Mgr. 4: Honor Roll Z, 3, 4: Senior Chorus: Swimming 4: Senior Day: lntra-Mural Basketball 3, 43 Detlica' tion 2: Gym Exhibition. Hill has more initiative than anyone else in our class. IVIARJORIE RITTS nlvlargen Science Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3 ll Sophomore Chorus Z: Mary E. Steele Club 2: junior Chorus 31 Mad- rigal 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 21 Opera 4: Music Club 3, 4. Senior Day. Marjorie's genuine interest and her 'wzllzngness to participate is an inspiration. RUTH RITTS uRi-tsyn lntra-Mural Basketball 3, 4: Clas: Basketball 2: Drama Club 3: Gym Exhibition 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Leaders' Clul' 3, 4: Senior Day. Anziable and peppy,-what more need be said? nnu-al S TOM ROANTREE, JR. llTomYY 'lirack 3. 4: liootball 1: Basketball 23A Latin Club 21 Baseball 4: Wilk-Hi Crier 4: lntra-Mural Basketball Tean Torn is proof that' one can be an athlete and stzll be digni- fied ELIZABETH ROBERTSON uaettyn Ililllll Club Z, 3, 4: llonor Roll 2, 3 Betty just naturally keeps her name on the Honor Roll. ALBERT H. RODGERS UAIH Sophomore Boys' Chorus 2: Stephen C. lfoster Club 2: Schubert Club 3, -l: Opera 3, 4: A cappella Choir 4: Music Club 4: Band Z, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4' Hi Y 3 4 Why talk 'zehen others will do it for you is Al's slogan, JANE ROGERS Varsity Basketball 2, 31 French Clul 3, 4: Music Club 4: Gym Exhibition 3, 4: Senior Chorus 4: Senior Day: Wilk-Hi Crier 4: Rankin Christian Center 3, 4. lane is a 'willingvaontributor to every organization ir. school. GEORGE F. RUPPEL Curley George is numbered among the Sphinxesf' l5il'ty-lour WILLIAM SCHNEIDER 3 r fr - nnua f, A-f, -110 X, l21 1 E' HAZEL SAMPSON f-Haze Hi-rank llocltey 4: l.l'1ltlt'fS' Club 4, Senioi flliorux. Senior Dany: livin lzxhilwition 4. llaqel's 'winning manner ac- rouuts for her zcnznnzg way' RUTH SAMPSON Hossiell Hzincll Music f.lulw l, lg l4I'JIl11.l Clulw 41 Senior llaiv. Always on ham! to make awry' one happy. JACOB SANDERS llJakeYY Science Cluh li Gvm lixhilwition 4: Honor lioll 4, l. Comic what may, lake makes Ihr' basl of things. HARRY E. SCHACK HBUSH Science Clulv l, -l 3 l'rench Cluh -l. l.:itin Club 23 llonor Roll 2. 4, -li Student Council 4. Harry does his share to boost the school, another sign of a true gentleman. ALBERT SCHMIDT HAP, lfoothxill 2, 4, 4: Truck 4. -l. Al has a brain 'well furnished a11d a tmzgiw 'well tauuht. lilts-lite Science Clulv -lg Gym ltxliilwition tl. llc 'Zz.'l5ll we could write Greek, speak lfremvh, read Latin and chatter glibly in German as well as in Ifnglish 14111 does all these. BETTY SCOTT Scotty Mars' lx, Steele Cluls 1: Soplioinore Chorus: Nlzulrigzil Cluh 4, tiyrn lix- hihition 1, 4, -lg l.zitinClub 4,Sec.4. lfrench Clnh 7, -lg fllusic Cluh Z, 4: llrzimai Clulv Z. 4. rl: Science Cluh 4. flperzi 4: Senior Chorus, Senior Diiv, Honor Roll Z, 4, -l. I:'nz'v will merit as its shade purslw, but like a shadow proves the sulrstavwu trite. DOROTHY SCOTT HDotYl Music Clulvuli Drama Clulj 25 Mary ln. Steele l.luh 2: leanlers Llub 2: Gym lzxliilwition 2. Why worry, thvre's lots of fun lvl! ELIZABETH SCRITCHFIELD Scritchy Student Council I, 4: Sec. 41 lirench Clulw 3, 4, Science Clulwl: llaialtetlvzill. Asst. fllpzr. 4. Nlgr. -li .-Xnnuqil Auxil- igirx Stull rl. School l'l1iv 4, fl, Mgr. rl. Yqitionzil llonor Socielv fl, R.inkin Christian Center 41 Senior Dziyi lzitin Clulv 2, 4, Drzunn Cluls 4, 4, Srr1tchv is all that ewrv hxglv school 'girl tcozilrl like to be., MARY SCURFIELD Girl Reserves 3, 4g lntrai-Illurqil liais- kvtlmll 4. Driimzi Cluls 1: Senior Dux' Mary Iwliwves that actions speak lomlvr than 'zcordsf' ' ' ' 'T '-' 9 3 2 ho' S ff 2 S 111174155 7, XS GRACE SHARRA Blondie llonor Roll Z, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Gym Exhibition 2, 3: Dram: Club 4: Leaders' Club 3. Grace is one of the loveliest blondes of the blondes. THELMA LOUISE SHAW IITHYI Thelma is a typical 'carefree girl. MARTHA SHEARER Martha Latin Club 2, 3: Drama Club 3, 4: Science Club 4: Girl Reserves 5, 4: School Play 4, Prop. Mgr. 4: Gym Exhibition 3, 4: Press Club 3: Wilk- Hi Crier 4: Rankin Christian Centex 32 French Club 3: Leaders' Club 3, 4. ltr takes skill to know how to hzde one's abzlztyf' JAYNE SHULTZ HJayYY Madrigal Club Z, 3, 4: Drama Clul 3, 4: Music Club 2, 5, 4: Gym lix- hibition Z, 3, 4: Senior Chorus. layne has already danced her 'way to fame. ANNA MAY SISSON HAnnH Science Club 4, Sec. 4: Madrigal 4. Pres. 4: Girls' Council 4, Pres. 43 Music Club 4: French Club 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: Opera 4: Senior Day. Let others worry, l'd rather have a good time. DOROTHY SIZER llDot7l Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Gym lixhibition 2, 4: Senior Day: Room Mgr. 3: Honor Roll 4: Senior Chorus, Une who always has.time to extend many eourteszesf' l. HELEN SKEELS Smiles Girl Reserves 3, 4: Science Club 4: l-rench Club 4: Drama Club 4: Senior Day. A pleasant smile, a pleasant word, those are Helen's secrets of success. DOROTHY F. SMITH rrSmitty,xs uootu Music Club 2, 3, 41 Spanish Club 4. Science Club 4: Latin Club 2: Opera 3, 4: Mary E. Steele Club 2: Sopho- more Chorus: Madrigal 3, 4: Senior Chorusl A cappella Choir 4: Girl Re- serves Z, 3, Nice-Pres. 3, Treas. 43 Senior Day, Smitty believes that in a flou of 'zoords some of them must be rzghtfl wn.LiAM H. SMITH smarty Tennis Team 2, 3: Band 2: Spanish Club 5, 4: Science Club 3: Hi-Y 3: Gym lixhibition 2, 4. Smitty speaks for himself DON SNYDER Snubber Football 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2, 3: Track 4: Football Captain 4. Football, friends and fun form 'favorites' I im'-sis AX 2 Q If A N nqua 7, ,iw JAMES .SQYYDER ANNE STARCEVIC 'hm Starcey llxuschaill 1, 1, All l'1mth4ill 1, l, 42 Wilk-lli Cricr -l. Sports lwlitur 4. llonur Hull Al. Sports gm! lkhv school paper form f1HI'X Hlll'ft'Sl5,H LEILA SNYDER ul-een l.cjila .giwx har shaft of friviiillziwxx, II hah!! 1i.'h14'h will alzuuys prow prufilahlv. ROBERT SNYDER llaobll lwmlhiill 2, liilrn-Murzil llgiskclhzill ,l l, Scliuhcrt Clulw i, -l: Opvrgi l, -l. lirguuzi Cluh l, -l. l'rc5. lg Music Cluh l, Science Cluh lg 'lim-r l. Huh has init Iwi lingvrx, lm! hz' has mum' 111 vwry nm' of Ihvm. MARGARET SOBEK Hpegll lIl'Cl'l1'SIl'.l -l: Music Cluh J, l: Gym lzxliiliiliun 1, l, -l, llunur Rull I, I li Scniur Churus -l, Sa-niur Dau: Wilk-lli Crier -l. l'4'g is lilcvahlv Irumim' shv ix .ww mzlimzlf' VIRGINIA SPONAGLE Sponie Xlzulriggll 1, ll Scuiur Churus. llnskct- hxlll 2, l, -lg l'runch Cluh l, l, Music Cluh 2. 4, -l, Scicncv Clulw 1, 43 Gvm lwhihitinn 2. 5, fl: luqulvrx' Cluh 4, -l. Opvrzl l, Sc-uiur Din: S xlamlx Inv .N'pmm and Spnrlsf' l'ilU-Na-uni Science Cluh 4, 4. Gym lzzhihiiiun 2, 3, lg lli,,,.,,- Hull 2. 4, 4. Sfan'ey 'wonders 'why 'we all an' un! l'UlIft'IIlL'll?n JOSEPHINE STEELE IIJOYI lfrench Cluh l, 4: l.zilin Club .12 Mumic Club 4: Gym lixhihilion 1, 3 -ll lutrxi-Murail llxiskethgill 3, 45 Senior Churua: Class Dali' 4: Girl Reaerves-l llfi!h such a rharming person- alzly who could help lzkmg ln? MARIE STEINMAN Mary Lou lzinkeniiin lligh Schuol, Philadelphia .ZIVNILILIIXICC lligh Schuul, Maumee Ohm, 33 Willa-lli Crier -l: Orcheslr. l. Spanish Club 4. Mary l.0u's lwxl roll' is just Irvin! hvm'lf. WALTER STERNER llwanil - 1 Drqimzi C.luh ,, l, il. 'lAhz' pIay's thc living! JOHN H. STULL NJackYI lark ix deeply ilzlvrvsml in n mSllUlll't' 1'lNl7.' U X f dkihe . ,, .S L 3 , if R I I - 111211151 7, .QM MARTHA STEPHENS SUTER Martha Matlrigal 3: Opera 31 French Club 3 4: l.atin Club Z: French Puppet Show 3. -ll llonor Roll 2, 3, -l. Martha's trbeerfulness is a joy to ber class mates. RUTH SWEIGART Ruthie Music Club 3. Ruth must have learned long ago the art of being a lady. for she never forgefsf' ARTHUR SWOGER uArtn Science Club Z, 3, 4: Drama Club 3 4: Honor Roll 2: Camera Club Z, 4: Projection Room 4. Art is as good as gold and as true as steel, JOHN F. TALBERT John Science Club 4: Forensic Club 3. john has won the distinction of keeping them all guessing. ANTHONY TALENTO 411-onyn Student Council 4: National llonoi Society 3, 4: French Play 5: Band 2 3, 4: French Club 2: Drama Club 3: Science Club 4: Forensic Club 3, 4: Usher 4. Life and school to Tony bring not a care. CARL TARTLER Carl Latin Club 2: Ilonor Roll il Scienct Club 4. Carl was cheated on his beigbf but not in ability, WILBUR TAYLOR Wilbur Camera Club 23 Drama Club 3, 43 Science Club 4. He 'works silently and effici- entlyf' HERMAN THEILACKER Herm Stage Craft Club 2: llonor Roll 2. Stephen C. Foster Club 21 Opera 5, 4 Shubert Club 3, 4: A cappella Choi: lg Science- Club l-l. 11167711 15 qazel and unassum- zng HELEN THOMPSON Shorty Latin Club 2: French Club 3, 4. Music Club 2, 3. 4, Sec. 4: Opera 3 4: Mzulrigal 3, 43 A cappelIzit.huir4: Science Club 4: Mary iz. Steele Clul' 2: Sophomore Chorus 2: Girl Reserve: 2, 3. 41 Senior Chorus lg Drama Clul: 4: Class Day. WlJa! ever is worth doing at all, 15 'worth dozng well, IS Sborty's motto, EVERETT TORNATORE Veedox Science Club 3, -l: Auto Club 4: Radio Club i, 43 Sports' Club 41 Gyn lzxhibition 3. 4: Washington Piogran' 4: Senior Day. A fine fellow and a clever actor, lfiltlx -eight 2 A 11 11116, 7, xg , :Rama vANDERPoor. mc:-IARD TRAVERS ,,Renie,, HDick1r Ilzuul I, 41 I,:iIin Clulv 2, Music Club 42 Drxunu Cluh l, 4, I'rench Club 4 Dick likes In ln' a help la f 1'c'rynm', ANNETTE TURTCH Annette Ilrzimn Clulw l, -I, Muxic Cluh 41 Sn-ninr Chorus. MI nivrry laugh am! blilln' lwarlf' GERALDINE TYGER u-,erryu Ilullvxuu Iligh Sclinul 1, l. llnnur Iinll 4. life rvgrvl Ilia! livrallline dia not yum nur rlaxx xamzarf' HELEN TYGER Helen llvllcvnc llipzh Schmrl 2, 4, Ilnnzn Iiull 4, Heian Hmlx il fun in kvep us yznzcszrrg rulra rx fzulm. JAMES VAN RYN Jim lim xlanrlx xilenllv on llw side linux of ,vflnnwl arli1'ifirs, I-illx-uiuc Spanish Club 41 French Clulw Z, l.e:ule-ra' Club 3. Siximming 2: Gyn' lzxhihition 2, l, 43 Senior Chorus. Reine has a ready xmile, a really laugh, am! a really an- xisvr lar all, WELLINGTON Fl. VASTINE uwallyn Ilzuul Z, 4, 4: Orchestra 2, l, 4g Ilzlskcllsgill 2, li Ilgisvhgill 1, I, 42 Swimming Z, l. 'Hfllvrfily ln' gays -his wry, hap- zng lvnmrruu' 'will be a bellcr day, ANNA VITINA HBabeH llnnnr Rall 1, i, Nlgulrigzrl -ll Music Cruh I, 4, l: Senior Chorus rl, Opera! l. lfreuch Club 2. Haba flvinks tha! lviglvhsrlnval days are Ilia basl, vspvvzally zn Il'ilkinslnrrg. CHRISTOPHER VOLZ Chris liautlwgill 1, 3. 4: Track Z, l, 4. .fl gaml sparl, a rlvpvndablz' zcarkcr, and a loyal student of lI'ill2in,vhnrg lliglvf' ANNA ELIZABETH WALLACE uBettyn lcznlws' Clulw 43 'Science Clulw lg Gyn' lixhihilinn 2, T, 4. llrunm Club l, 4: Senior Daly. l3ally'x 'zfinning manner makv: lwr many frremlxf' N e 2' NK MABEL E. WARD uMayn :AMI E. WJ: Mary li. Steele Z: Music Club 2, 3: Drama Club 4. Quiet, independent, sincere. H ELEN WATT LulIa Drama Club 3,- 4: -Science Club 4. Watt a girl is our Helen. MARYAN LUCILLE WEAVER Cell Girl Reserves 1, 3, 4: Drama Club 3 41 Swimming Team Z, 3,41 Press Clur 2, 3: Review Stal? 3: Class Basketball Z, 3, 4: Forensic Club 4: Gym lixhibi- tion 4: Rankin Christian Center 5, 4: Class Day. To swim the English Channel would be only a part of l.1ll'lll6 5 dayfs work. RUTH WESSEL -'Rutw' Yarsity Basketball 2, 4: Gym izxhibi- tion Z. 3, 4: Dran1a Club 4: Honor Roll Z, 3: Senior Day: Senior Chorus: Leaders' Club 4. Basketball and Ruth are in- separable. HELEN WIKE Helen lfrench Club 4. nflrniability is one of Helen's outstanding characteristics, 'Jepha C Z 11111-115' 7, CARL WILLIAM WILDOW Willie Ili-Y 4. Carl is a loyal supporter of the Hi-lf JACK WILEY Hijack!! Band 2, 5: Schubert Club 43 Hi-Y 2: Basketball Assistant Mgr. 33 Senior Chorus: Drama Club 4: Class Basket- ball 2. laek's a great fellowg what greater praise could be said ol anyone? EUGENE W. WILSON upeckyn Hi-Y 43 Schubert Club 3, 4: Stephen C. lioster Club Z3 Music Club 2, 5. 41 A cappella Choir 41 Sophomore Chorus 2: Opera 2, 4, Pecky denoted himself to mus- ical activities. FOSTER WILSON HFOSU Foster has an innate knowl- edge of when to keep quiet. MARGARET WILSON upegn Music Club 2: Sophomore Chorus Z, Mary li. Steele Club 2: junior Chorus: Senior Chorus, Peg helped us to enjoy our school life, 'we're sorry to lose her. Sixtx' lli.v .wilful lm! ruuxiflf'11l 1..'nrL 9 N 7 L he S ff 2 eg nnyen y, Q, 4: EILEEN YOUNG ROBERT wlLsoN E e ' nBobvv l.ikml by all zulm lcmm' lvinz aml llwn' are n1any. ALICE TAYLOR WINTERBOTTOM Bootsie Illwwuml lligll Schuul 2. l:llrul'w lliql1Sql1nul l, Music fllulv lg Dmnln KQ'ul1-l, I'rm-nchlflulw I, Scnimu Chorus. llirl lh-wrvm 4. Seniur D.n'. Ilunlfn' lelmzus lun: In xnlu' llw problem of mnzlnzzzzng 'zwrk aml play xznnfssfzflly, axle bL'l',' LEE WOLFORD HLeeH Surge f,r.1lI 3 Luv IIL l't'f nzixwx a11,1'llvi11g iz. ilu' Quay nl funf WILBUR YORK nTax11 Imulmll l. llqnselwnll 1, Sclmulwrl lllul' l. has varzmlv lvim ilu' lviglvvsl vxlvrnl :ff lux l'la.v malvx, l.q1lin Club 1. Marion kluniur Collegs ig Science Clluh 4. Senxur Churuxg 'vniur Dux: l:'ilve11.4laes11't lvl bagnks infer- lvn' zczllv lwr ea'uvalwn. MIRIANI A. YOUNG llMimll lrznlerm' Club 4: Press Club 6. lfrenpl Club ii l.auln Club 2, 3, 4: Drunm Club 1. 4: Science Club 4: Girls Klhcurleadcr 4: hym lixhihiliun 5, 4. lntrn-Nlurnl llusllelhull 4: Seniur Dm' Hlllirianz ix small but ber ar- 1TOHIfJll5lHIIUlllS -t'U'7l'Lil'll!'!.' IIS llvat xlve does rmilvzng 111 a small way. ROBERT S. YOUNG HBobll linskethnll 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4: Gym lfxhihilion I, 3, 43 Science Club 1, 4: lnlin flluh Z, l: Clans Bxxmkcthnll I. Bob has tlw ability tu grasp k1mu'lva'ge as 'well as baskvl- ball 'ltlllllllll murlv effort. CONRAD ZIERDT Connie Con Sqlmrtx' iflulv 14: Aulu Nfl uh 4, Scicnex K,.uI1 3, 4: Spanish Llulv 3, 4: lntln lllulw 2. Nfltllllllt' is as frank and ax vfmvrc a Imp' ax nm' van find. MELVIN D. HARNER ,,Mel,, EDSON BURDICK 5illlIlVL'l'l i.lulv l. Scfencu lflulv 9. Eddie IJr.uu.u illulv 4. l. 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I u vs , 4 :I Y L - I on oul .L I I J I K I A - - . ff - F .. , --4 L, ,. . - - . ,V 'Il li Y Q A --2lS--2-:S--lSEL':-7.-26:-I r rum- ----v Ancgugyr Belwlll Inc. F BRAND N9 u .12 Line! Printed an u.s.A. New York, u.s.A. Sixty -Iwo A. N fa 6259119 S ff f ii - nnual 7 I Sixty-I hrvv Under Classmen SENIOR B President - - - - Vice-President - Secretary-Treasurer llistorian ----- President - - Vice-President - Secretary-Treasurer llisiorian - - I Vice-President - .Secretary-Treasurer JUNIOR A JUNIOR B I resident ----- Historian ----- President - - Vice-President - Secretary-Treasurer SOPHOMORE A Historian - 1- - - - President - SOPHOMORE Vice-Presiderzt - Secretary- Treasurer Historian - - RICHARD BYRNE VIRGINIA SPONAGLE - CHERYL BIEN ILA MAE l'llBBS DON HEEP SAM BROWN ANN HASTINO - JANE SILVEUS - ROBERT CLARK THOMAS COOK - MYRA SI-IULL XYILLIAM SCHWARTZ IELEANOR COWELI. DAN THOMPSON ELEANOR HODGDON - MARY NYCUM - IQARI. RILEY CATHERINE ERNEY - l.Il.l.IAN GROVE JAMES HECKMAN X, -'JEhE ,,, 5 L 1 S L. 2 5 ngya 7, si SENIOR B CLASS Fftllll Roux' Weissenstien, johe, Lorenz, Maxwell, Smith, llodil, Thompson, lruxal, Schmidt llorning, Bryne, Scofield, Benkart, llarris, McPharland, Ewing, johnson, Beck, Short. 551701111 Row: Dunn. Rothofl, Stimpson, Lowry, Carpenter, M, Bond, Lane, Walker, Barnaby Gilroy, Chilcote, Pika, Mofhtt, Bethel, Wooten, jacquet. lurtch, Williamson, Hall, Lillick Third Row' Ferguson, Rankin, Byrne, Youngblood, Campbell, Smith, Hamilton, Bien, Pol- lock, Hibbs, Beakes, Bedsworth, Ruxtall, McConnell, Schlenke, Nicholls, Nlandia, Soost. Fourth Rouv Herman, Plumtree, lXlcLaughlin, Green, McCullough, Meadowcroft, Depew Gallagher, Spangler, Conway, Schieher, Bode. Ripley, Shriner, Khouri, Luth, Hibbert. Fifth Row: Vogel, Biddle. Caughey, Manstiel, Dick, Gillespie. Lincoln, Suter, Bistline, Esch, Bent, Salton, Nomen, lleazlett. Robinson, Hihbert. Sixlh Rom: lferguson, Farnsworth, Reed, Fowler, Snell, Olmstead, George, Boal, Bierer Woodyard, llirig, Buvinger, Good, Rinker. -+isnucz2ivJil9i-v---- For You High For you High, for you. Our gallant Rea' and Blue! We always will support you lu everything you dog We'll share all joy or gloom Whatefver comes to you, And welll always win our games For you, High, for you, High. We'll uphold your fame. Sixty-four Y ff y 43 1 2 gi- - n lnnuetl i, ,S JUNIOR B CLASS lfirsl lime: Ferguson, Mitchell, Mollit, llutchison, B. Schwartz. jahlow, ltawther, Morello, 'lf Clark, lf. 'l'liornpsrm, Gtistasoii, liwing, Bloonigreen, Suph, Watson, Daniels. li. Schwartz. lnghram, MCC-regor. Sem1n1'Rou',' A. Smith, Steele, li. Smith, Boyd, Bull, Bedswortli, Kintzing, Wagner, Wilson. llllrey, Shull. Gaven, Bates. I Tlizrd Row: Shields. Nill, Buvinger, Iwrns, Cramer, Glarner, lirnst. Shirey, Irwin. lfonrlli Row: Stewart, C, llaniilton, S. llamilton, McClelland. jones, Wynne, Gill, Phillips, Weitzel, llcwitt, Bowers. Bainbridge, Kellerman, Murray, Hour, Price, Palmer, Y. Smith, Reese, Kunselman, Bowlin, Hall, Corns, llorst, limsheimer, Mcllenry, Eberst. I-'iftb Row: llenshaw, llomer, M. Smith, liocht, Lochridge, R. Clark, Dunlap, Annett, Max- xgell, Cortozzo, Emsheimer, Phillips, Kraft, Bradley, Speer, Kelley, Campbell, Nesbit, Nye, roctor. -+izencm,wna:l-'--- Victory Song Conte let's gi1'e a rousing cheer for high. Cheer until our 'voices reach the sky. .fl yell or tivo for Red and Blue, Um' songs ue'H sing, let's make them ring, ,els rue march on to Victory. Rah, Rah, Rah, When the team is trying bard to min lZl'Z'L'l'Y1'l?Ud.l',S slioziiiug lJon'f give in , Fight, fight, fight for High School. Cheer the team to lf'ictor.t'. -wlilwootl Scott Sixli'-iixr si -ffem ' X, .Q Q 1? X , 2 -5 -I 11-puel 7, Xi' JUNIOR A Boys Ifrnnt Rome: Lavander, Goodwin, Keister, Dickey, Rupert, jacobson, johnson, limens, Guth, Wahlberg, lfaulds, llarvey, Schack, llorr. Mandia, 'Ericson, Nessentholer, Brown. Bernsdorf, McCallister, Boyle. Sevoizd Razer llogg, Mulholland, Bright, Courtley, Grabe, Burndorf, Mercier, Ware, McKinney, Norlander, Piper, Kennedy, llosmer, lfriend, llissem, Barbour, Bean, Barrett Third Row: Burkhardt, Snively, Gigliotti, Collins, Geltz, Grillo, Schmeltz, Wilson, Grabe Nicely, Van Ryn, Trigonides, Dillon, Morgan, Witherspoon, llaben, Kelly, Gracy, Graham Rosso, Hankey, Philips, Marcinizyn. 1 i lfourllw lffmt' Lose, Nomen, Chrise Kapp, Collinger, Schutx, Quintette, Anderson, Wolford Beckley, llorn, Prop, McKillop, Wilson, Downes, Stull, Faukes. lfiftlv Raw: Clark, Cullen, Spear, Golle, Scott, Miller, Deiterich, Stewart, Raysic, Neeley Ruhe, Simpson, lfreeman, Rose, Sampson, Hughes, Shaffer, Greene, Scarr. Sl.Yll7xlY'lI'ZL'.' Notarro, Clemens, Cross, Henderson, Swartzel, Buck, Sineway, Gasper, Brubaker Clark, Arena, jones, Bradley, Wrobleski, Sprengle, Brown, Bradberry, Porterfield, Berndell l.emak, Ruggiero, Clark, lflall, May. 1 i -o-l9me5g9nl9!+- Wvilkinsburg High When Wilkinsburg men fall in line llf'e're going to win again another time A nd for Wilkiizsburg we'll yell, yell, yell, .find for Wilkinsburg 'we'll yell, yell. yell, yell Ana' 50 u:e'll Hgbt, Hglizf, for every yard Run with the ball, and kick it to tbe goal. And pat the other team down in the bale, in the bale Ralf! Rah! Rah! Sixty-six lx 7 S ff f S 11119611 -2, S lfrnnl JUNIOR A GIRLS li'nz.. Rosctihcrg, Grnlinnt, Wm'mingtun, lnhmco, Rztup, l.ungutl:. liathler. Boyd, llnstingh, llutlna. lillwcll. flztrhztrt. Czirntliers, Saunders. Nlmmey. Klein, ligli. Dressler, Stu St'1'Ul1ll Sp' Nc vt-limit, Atttuitnpulia, Silvcus. Qttnltmuglt, Ctnvnn. lx'rm': l,m'ctlnx', Cnmplfcll. llztnicls, Rlimlvs Baum. Perrin, McDowell, Rrtlstpn, inning, Sgtittpstm,-Cuhcl. Nlnrkclcy, Waltz. Mlznns, linkin, Salton, Travers, Smith. ilson. Tliinl Rim-: llnrper, Reiter. Uhlich. Nlclgttferty, Striker. D, Smith, Ranizilny, linotle. Weller, l'ruch, Schocllcr, lirenntl, Ruhh, liillcr, Yitinn. Cicttcr, llc lilower, Doran, Petlnzzi, An lfnurlli tlcrson, Stover, G. Atlniits, Katz, Milla-r, Numan. lx'm.': Price. Inches. Swartz, lferlich, Rowe. Weitzel. llossnrt, Ruynqr, Baird, Keith, Nlclivntvrs. Sllfgtillll, Sltztw. Yam lnntlt, Dowling. llllllll, K, Ncnncn, Norris. Allzml. lvfllt Ix'm. llumcw, Willinmmn, Riclmur, Rowe, Young. .X. l,citm:tn, ll. l.eitmzm. Guckelherg. Yuung, llztrtling. Willn, .X 'lihmnpstnr linux, llzlwcs, Curry, Shoemaker, Love. .l. Sixllv Ix'm.': Grccnhaum. Dicmkcy, lleggie. Cltristcnmn, Cushing, j. lltntnpsoit, Bztchman, Stewart. Sltntllc, Kirk. Nlclbuwt-ll. l5il'c. llnller, Noe, lirnwelhcttle. Sands, Gerrish, liepatsscy, Schmidt. lmtgu, St'1't'11llv lima: Mmmtgmnncry, livcrmlc. Gnsper. Dzivitlmn, Dtmntlt, Retzler, Wolliurtl. Elwcll, Schmidt, Cztltlwcll, -It-llrey. Nt-wniznt. Smith, Dnnnltlson, Pollock. llvtttlcrsuti, l.tntun, Roth. -+-l9inc-qi'wu92!-'--- Ntxtx tx W-I-L-K-I-N-S-B-U-R-G .rl Hattie zubittli stands for bmmr and loytzlft' 'Hia red and the blue lwforv ns liwr Titftfiriuzfx ll'c'll xlmzzf Ilia t'hUl'1lS. lllwn duly falls to tba Ifaxt and Ilia ll'v.:f ll'v'lI sing the praises of ilu' school ue low bex! .rind rua-t' carb .mn and daughiei' slam! thc lest pizza' bmmr bring to ll'. ll. S. ill S 7 Y ff 2 5 - 111111-5 6, ,Q SOPHOMORE A BOYS l ro11llio1t'.' Marsh, 'l'urner, llartnian, Glaesner, Yee Quil, Thompson, lleck, Daniels, j. liisher, Brumng, ll. Brown, Good, llaley, Masquelier, Moore, F. lfisher, O'Malley Keyser, Wade, Martha. Second Row: Kelley, McGuigan, Hagerty, Bollman, R. Brown, Hamilton, Evans, Chess glsborz, Cowan, Kocher, Finley, Wilson, Lloyd, T. Woods, Mclntyre, Mittman, Snyder tevic . Third Row: liuller, Sellers, Cassidy, Hodil, Cummings, Olson, Giles, Hopkins, Gleas, Shriner lfcrguson, Gillman, Shuster, Allman, Hindman, Knee, Sponagle, G, Woods, Hingeley C, Matthews, Hall, Arnold. Fourth Row: Stewart, Cotter, Lane, Altenhack, Bradshaw, Wolf, Farrel, Muscaro, Zoerb Planert, Williamson, Weisbach, Suter, li. Thoma, Tutweiler, Holmes, Gebhardt, Wassel Miller, j. Vance, Gold, A. Nomen, llepner, Kost, Doughty, Schmidt, Simmons, Bryan. Fifth Row: Black, l,ehnhard, liowler, Campbell, W. Smith, Burns, Trevamon, W. Matthews, Weller, Grogan, Wakefield. Lawson, jenkins, Reed, Lane, Qualtrough, Kuhn, Krug, Gillespie, lVlcConaughy, Mitchell, B. Nomen, Sliuker, McDowell, Palmer, Morrow, Meyers, Spitler, R. Thoma. Back Row: Gribben, Steyenhagen, Bukes, Eckhart, McCormick, Spears, Kerr, Wade, Luffy, Ostendorf, Metcoff, Stimpson, Donehoo, Long, Langdon, Labowitz, Ballantyne, Hoffman, Coburn, Pagonni, Malinwoski. v J a n v 1 -v-!6iacmaouG!+- Praises to Thee, High School Thy praises high 'we love to sing Senior High, dear Senior High, Uiir honzage now to thee we bring Senior High, dear Senior High, With friendship, loyalty and cheer lflf'e'tl serve our youth both far and near A nd hold their precepts ever dear. Senior High, dear Senior High. Sixty-eight Q Z Chaka Y Z 7 5- nnuel 7, S SOPHOMORE A GIRLS lfronl Row' Smith, Stewart, McClintock, Porter, l,aw, Caressa, Killingsworth, jeremias, Mclilroy, Y. Porter, Betler, Beat. lhomas, Woody, Nl. Woods, Yero, Gauss, Nl. Boyd, Sleppy, Snyder, Stanclille. Serum! Row: Deemer, Grillith, Chin, llunter, Wolford, Crawford, Corey, Baldus. Behm, Sanders, llescett, Minne, liyans, Walters, Smith, Nycum, lhon, lhorp, Baer, Volmer, Sigafoo Thin! Row: Diges, Carpenter, McWhirter, McCarty, Mittman, Cox, Key, Davis, liowler, Knoth. lialdus, Owens, Allwitx, Craighead. Gritley, Stumpenliorst, Brenneman, liistline. lilliott. Clement. Kegirize, Gilhert Jfourlh lfozu: .-Xndermon, li. lillis, lirick, Copeland. Deal, johns, Glenn, Gerriek, liurgoon, Aaron, Reed, Conway. McGaryey, Walsh, Spieuzzi, G. Snyder, Daugherty, Dick, llarner. Ifilllv Rm.: Lunch, Boyd, Stewart, Reymer, Simms, Kennedy, Behan, G. lillis, lfrost, Sundin, Gray, Parker, Kelley, l.oye, Price, l.ogan, Guyer, klellison, llorner, Bane. Sixth Row: Reiehenlield, Rittenhaugh, DeWalt, lXlcMunn, York, Radcliffe, Simpson, Wilhelm. Svrwrlli lrorex McClintock. Schack. Poxon. Lewis. Scliaeller, Connery, May, liyerle, Cleland, Watt, Mortland. Kramer, Kagarice, Donaldson, Rickie, liwing, lfriend, Dillinger, Neely, Snyder, Gittens. -+t9mC-it40umt+- Loyalty Song Dear ll'illei11.rl21n'gg lligh u'e'll be frm' To our folors, the red and fha blue. Our banner u'e'll mzw pl nd tl f711fhl'Ze'L1'l Ze't',ll paw To the school of the Imzzw Dear Old High. lil' pledge our allugiaiirc lo lhvc Uur llouor and lfidvlif-1', .rl ml in years from 1102: 'Ze'l7t'l1 aslml lfronz 'LL'llL'l'L' do you rfcnrzvf Will proudly tH15'Ze't'l' dear ll'illzi11xlmrg lligh. Sixty-nint Q ff x 3 1. 1 x , 2 -R- -, , -111111155 71 SOPHOMORE B Front Row: Summ, 'Boardman Scott, johnston, Spence, Mann, Corbitt, Young, Corman Champ, Boyd. Dipple, Erney, Riley, Grove, Frey, Quinn, Kinds, Williams, Schofield Stewart, Grove, McLaughlin. jones, Chute. Second Row: Myers, Scott, Hildebrand, Frick, McCabe, Tartler, Weyer, Sane, Hill, Van Ryn Dowdell, Retugiato, Smith, Bishop, Ramsey. Lawson, B. Thompson, Parke, Kroll, l.inen Armstrong, Barry, Lucas, W. Thompson, Craighead, Logan. Third Roux' l.amhie, Wolfe. llallet, Tiger, Clogett, Soost, lsenherg, Kurtzhurg, Kinnan. I-'ouirth Roux' 'l'alento, Brooks. Tibhets, Hoerner, ls. Herman, Mack, B. Boyd, Brown, Wesley llodge, Kletz, Brunnero, j. Ramsey, Diveyer, Thomas, Radcliffe, Corley, Boggs, Smith Kahler, Runner, Ressler, Scott, Klemm. Fifth Row' jackson, j. Herman, Fitzgerald, llappart, Teaman, Barrett, Lourie, Redfern, jones, Briggle, Morello, Slagle, Mclilhaney, Gilroy, Kirkpatrick, O, Struble, Gibson, I Kramer, Bailey. Grieve, Ray. Sixth Roux' lfloccas, A. Struhle, jackson, Olmstead, l.uck, V. Carruth, Fishhurn, Wilkins, Price, Briggle, D. Carruth, Stritzinger, Rankin, Schamburg, Kinney, Sponagle, Thomas, Dunn, Anstraro, Kensinger, W. Wilson, Miller, Gard, Rogers, Seveizth Row: Eichelherger, Hickman, Howlzer, Maloney, Sohn. Gross, Learzof, Merchant, Khouri, R. Wilson, Lonahaugh. Sons, Rosen, Deuirlein, Dowling, Manion, Davidson, Smouse. l.owman, Kemerer, Nutz, Rasch, Gerould. Monroe, Crawford, v v , ---f-!EEucWonuBH- Onward High School Oimard, High School, omcam' High School! Plunge-right-through-that-line! Ruiz the ball clear round Su'issz'ale. Tozfichdouwi sure this time. Uuzcard, lligh School, oiiuard High School! On to victory, Fight, fellows, hght, Hght, hghtl We'll zciiz this game. Scvcntx Athletirfa 3 s 3 1 E K Q I ! x q59h0f X ff Qi ,p nnuenl I Letter Winners FCXJTBALL SNYDER, Captain BALSLEY BAMBARGER BARDES BRIOI-I'r DEAL IIUSIA GABRIEL IIABEN IIAWKINS IIEER I IEPNER KELLEY KII.I.INOswOR'I'II IWACK MQCUE NUIKINNEY ROBERTS SCHMIDT SHUCKER VOL! I5ATON, Manager TENNIS BURNETT ISLLIOTT MAXWELL SMITH TRACK IILURRY MAY MOCUE R, S. YOUNG BOYS' SWIMMING BUVINGER CLARK CULLEN KEARNS NESBITT IRIAWKINS, Manager BASKE'I'BAl.l. Boys BLACK, Captain BURNETT CROIvII,IsH IIUSIA GREEN l.EIvIIvIER WOOIJYARD R. YOUNG SAl.'l'ON, Manager BASISBALI. BROWN DEAL lDIL'I'z IIAAS I IALL MCCORMICK RAIJI SLOAN SNYDER YORKE Girls MAR'I'lN, Captain BARNABY BON H A NI BROOKS GONGAWARE MACKEY RITTS SPONAGLE WESSEI. ScRI'rc:IIIfIEI.n, Manager IYICXVHIRTER, Manager N I N ff Cho! N 3 X 2 nr R tt tt 6 - 2 Xi.......g-l u 1 if 2 3 lx Q 2 A 'ff Q 7. Svwutx Ixxu , . Q 1: J. Q 1 1, -E I. 3 E u 'Z 2 Ji f :L LC :J 'E 5 1 1- A 2 53 VZ M. L. Q 11 f Q E 1 L1 .C :L 4 1 1, I, L 1, .f :i X. LC :i L Z 11 Z S 4 N3 I - X 9 N Z 525110 S Z A 1 5 11 ual 7, X Football The 1931-32 football season was a successful one for Wilkinsburg. This success can be attributed to the enthusiasm with which both the players and the student body approached each game. The players, drilled by Coach Carroll displayed the true Wilkinsburg sportsmanship and the loyal support which helps to put a team across was supplied by the student body and the loyal supporters from the town. Every game was exciting, but it was the Butler game which proved the most exciting game of the season. For forty-eight minutes the Wilkinsburg and Butler gridders waged a terrific battle which ended in a scoreless tie. Sixteen of the squad played their last game of football for Wilkinsburg. Those who are graduating this year are: Captain Snyder and Bambarger, tacklesg Balsley, Hawkins and Schmidt, endsg McCue and McKinney, guardsg Shucker. centerg Mack, quarterback: Deal, Gabriel, York and Volz, halfbacksg Bright and Killingsworth, fullbacks. On the all-scholastic football teams Wilkinsburg was well represented. Captain Snyder received a tackle position on the second team, while Bambarger and Bardes on the fourth team of the Sun-Tele . ln another selection Snyder and Bambarger were placed on the second team, with Bardes on the fourth. SCH ED U L E Crafton ..... Wilkinsburg Sewickley ..,...... .... ..... - - Wilkinsburg li. Huntington Westinghouse Tarentum ...... Wilkinsburg Wilkinsburg Wilkinsburg Washington ....,., ..... Z l Wilkinsburg Swissvale ........ Wilkinsburg Butler .......... Greensburg .... S U I Wilkinsburg Wilkinsburg .3 Q 65110 9 if nnual 32. mqgho' l Zi--H-,UUU6 za- S1-u.'x1lx'-fix'c n I 1 1 1 r 5 S 'Q C6120 Q 2 Q, -, nnu-211 7, S Tennis For the first time in eight years, an athletic team of Wilkinsburg High School came through a season undefeated. This Hne record was established by the boys' tennis team. Eight matches were held with the outstanding W. P. l. A. L. contenders. Seven of the games were won outright, the last one, with Pitt's Freshmen, resulted in a tie. Arnold .............,... ........ Schenley ..,.. Pitt Freshmen ....... ........ Mount Lebanon ......... .....,.. Shadyside .... Arnold ...,,v............ ..... Schenley ...... ..... Shadyside ..... ........ 0-Wilkinsburg Z-Wilkinsburg 3-Wilkinsburg Zh-Wilkinsburg 2-Wilkinsburg. l--Wilkinsburg l-Wilkinsburg 2-Wilkinsburg Baseball Perhaps no sport attracts greater attention in the world outside of school than does baseball. Owing to the early closing of school and the lack of suitable weather conditions less time is devoted to baseball than to some of the other sports. However in this limited time the baseball team played thirteen games, winning nine, losing three and tying one. Graduation took eight of the lettermen, leaving four for the coming team: Deal, McCormick, Rach and Snyder. Alumni ..,.,,............ ............... - Wilkinsburg W. P. S. D. .......... -Wilkinsburg. N. Braddock ........ ........ - Wilkinsburg. Ed ewood g ........ ........ Shadyside .,... .. ...... .. Rankin ..,............... ........ N. Braddock 'l'Edgewood ......,... ..,,.... Langley ............ ........ N. Braddock ,....... ........ Rankin .........v.... ........ W. P. S. D. ........., ....,.. . Shadyside .............................. -Wilkinsburg -Wilkinsburg -Wilkinsburg -Wilkinsburg Z 0 0 3-Wilkinsburg. 8 2 7 0 5-Wilkinsburg. 4-Wilkinsburg. 2-Wilkinsburg 6-Wilkinsburg. l-Wilkinsburg. T No hit--no run game. Lost to N. Braddock in play-on for sectional lead, 4-3. Tied with lVlcKees Rocks for Independent Borough Title-no play-off due to the closing of school. Swimming Girls' swimming became intra-mural this year with the seniors as the winners. Boys' swimming still remains inter-scholastic. The team this year is composed almost entirely of new men. The scores have been provokingly close, frequently losing by a single point. Meets were held with Kiski, Munhall, Carrick, Peabody, Butler, Duquesne and Westinghouse High Schools also with Pitt Freshmen. Seventy 9 4 Rh Q S fi A 11 12 U-fl ff Ni ,H... HHN N' 'l'l-XXIN lwll In lx'rH7'! Nlullh 'IIIHII Um-1. Nhxxwll Hmm-II Nxx1wIw'l11 -bf l6'w h 'ED 5 X XICxIIY NXX HHH Rs lwu! Iwi. XM-'JN lilxlwp, 1uHvu. 1I.1l1X, NIIIIIIE llmfx lwz. II.uxxkmN Nl.XNIxx1vl llmmgcv. Nm-MII, llulm-1. IVIIIN M1 llclglm Nvulx wx nw -' 3 9 N 7 he S ff 2-5 11123161 ev, S GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETB,-Xl.l. l.vff io Riglitf Miss leannerat, Scrilchlield. Wessel. Bonham, Barnaby, Martin, Gongaware, Brooks, Ritts, Sponaglc, Mackey, Girls' Varsity Basketball Another chapter in the history of Wilkinsburg High School Athletics has ended. The girls have finished a successful basketball season, for which the school may well be proud. With a faithful squad of twenty-five, Coach jeannerat was able to put out a team which won the majority of the games this season. Thus closed the last season of Girls' Varsity Basketball, to be replaced by intra-mural basketball. Some regret the passing of Varsity basketball's tradition, but there will always remain the knowledge that all girls' varsity teams in Wilkinsburg have been teams of which the school has always been proud, not infrequently winning every game in the season. SCHEDLLE Aspinwall uee,, ...... Z 3-Wilkinsburg ,,,.,, ..,.. Z 3 Swissvale ,,,.... .....u 3 0--Wilkinsburg .,..., ..... 3 2 Edgewood ,s.,, ,,,u.l 2 4-Wilkinsburg .e...ee... .... . 30 Oakmont ....t.. ....., 2 3--Wilkinsburg ......... ..... 2 -l Swissvale ,,,,,,, ..,,,. 5 5-Wilkinsburg .Y,.s,l... ..7,. l 9 Aspinwall s,,,e ..e,.. -l l-Wilkinsburg ...... ,.... 3 0 Oakmont ....... ...... l 0-Wilkinsburg .....e ..... Z 6 Avalon ,,Yl,ue uv..,. 2 5'Wilkinsburg ...... ..... Z 6 Seventy-eiglit St 7 the N ff 2 5 113-Qual . BOYS' VARSITY I3ASKlTTI'4AI.I. I.rH to Rig!-I' Nalton, R. S. Xounp., 4 l I Xl h lireen, I'usi 'NI k XX I I B B ll lemmer. ' YUHI IN 1 'INR' lllnek Boys' Varsity Basketball 'Ihe boys' basketball team ended its season very eretlltibly this xeir losin eight of the twenty-three games played. Of these eight only three were league games. The squad was handicapped most ol' the season by the loss ol plaxers through sickness and injuries. Alter losing to Swisswale in the litter part ot the season, the boys came back by winning their last eight glmes Loraopolis . ,....,,,... ,.,,,,,..,,,, . North Braddock Norwin .......,,..,........ ,....v Duquesne. . Avalon ...,, .,...v,,,.. ...... N. Kensington ....... ,..... N. Kensington ....... ...... Aspinwall . .v.,, . Qakmont .....,, Iztna wYw,....... .wYw. W. P. ID, ...., , Verona .......,.,. Coraopolis ..... I fdgewootl .,.,. Swissvale ....... Duquesne .,.., Aspinvvall . Qakmont Y, ,.. lztna .....,.,.., Verona ,,.,... A valon ...... . I itl gewootl ,.... Svvissvale ....,, N I IL- Wilkinsburg, Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. -Wilkinsburg Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. Wilkinsburg. I 8--Wil ki nsburg. 3, 'L he S Q 111114-Stl 7, Q I VOR YXNH-S, Slilz .-XIDYI-IVIISIXKZ Sl:f1'IlUN IULIIIY X -ff - X ff 9 FX , X , 2- 5 nnual - 7, S 4 - pl...- IHR NXXHN. SH' ADXVIKIISIXK1 SI'l.IIOfV I lghlx-1 S 7 S ff A S -,, ,nnual 7, xi 1Hu:Gyn1EXhHndon The. Gym Exhibition was one of the most important features of the spring activities. The exhibition contained the usual list of apparatus work by the boys and dancing by the girls. Fencing, a new feature, added much to the interest of the exhibition. The last number, a stately minuet, carried off the honors because of its beautiful and graceful movements. The students who present the exhibition are chosen from the classes in physical education for their skill and ability in gymnastic work, and for grace in movement. As it is an exponent of the daily gym work, the exhibition arouses great interest among the students, and is given before a huge crowd of enthusiastic spectators. , Ilockey Field hockey was a new intra-mural sport for girls this year. All fall, one could see girls walking toward Turner athletic Held and climbing to the third level. An aeroplane view would have revealed dribbling, lunging, scooping and driving at the tiny puck. Everyone was very enthusiastic about the game. There is great promise for rivalry in this new intra-mural sport. Soccer Another new intra-mural sport was introduced this year-that of soccer football. Boys too light for the regular football squad formed the nucleus of the soccer squad. Although the boys did not have uniforms, they did not lose their enthusiasm-playing until the bad weather forbade them. From the crowd of boys who went daily to play, soccer bids fair to be a coming sport in Wilkinsburg High School. lzighty-two ATI, AT Artiuitiw 5 , 1 1 1 glidfiilgsxal -- -I 9 3 'L tho' S ff 2-x nng-el - p, ii, I.I'I'l:R.-XRY STA!-If Left in kzglvi llenniwn. Hzlwtlmrne, I-ulw, lg.1l'xCI', lhlnnillxnu. -Jr ,-XL'XIl,I,-XRY STAFF le!! In RIM! Scrilchfin-ld. Sprcngle, Iluzllus. Uhcrlwiny XX unlwnrlh, l3um'gc. I-lglnx-I'mlr who Eanknu-21,1 9 N Q ho' S Z A Q iiifjlufnl - p, -S AiITlX'l'l'Y BOARD lf!! 'ta Rrglit: Miss Anderson. Paul lzlliott. Miss liaris. Mr. Patterson, Mr. CL son. ,l11' Sill 1, Miss mnappenherger, Sain Brown. Kioiistance Schmidt. Doiiald Cook, Absent: Dorothy Gillespie and Larry 1 cfforniicli. lf ll Q. l UI The Activity Board The Activity Board is the older of the two representative student governing bodies of the school. lt is composed of five teachers appointed by the principal, and five students elected by popular vote from the entire student body. The Board has charge Of all school activities, including the election of a manager for each, gives financial assistance when needed, and in general, determines the best policy under which these activities may be governed. This year, in addition to the regular work, the Board has purchased three baby spotlights for the stage. Another praiseworthy act Of the Board is the erection Of a new memorial to the soldiers who represented Wilkinsburg High School in the World War. FACULTY MEMBERS: STUDENT MEMBERS: Principal E. H. CARSON, Chairman SAMUEL BRONVN Miss JANE ANDERSON DONALD COOK Miss PARIS PAUL ELLIOTT Miss KNAPPENBERGER DOROTHY GILLESPIE MR. GETTER LAWRENCE MCCORMICK Nik. PATTERSON JANE SALTON CONSTANCE Sci-1 1v11OT ltighty-siX SN 1 B A S unveil 7, s'I'llIJliN'l' tQUl'Xt1ll :Nit'tiIt'J llill, lic'itn'r. :Kirin-tt, lfllllhlll,AliL'1ll'f.lt'. Xlootls, ixlUl'g.lll. Altmding- I4o.il, I.ult-nto, Shnll, tlollu. Miss Roncv, Miss l.oug, llrispun, lrney. Pollock. Sclmclt. The Student Council The Stutlcnt Council is thc younger ot thc two student governing organizat- tions ol' thc school. lt is composed ot' two iL'1lCl1L'l'S ztppointctl by tlw principal :intl tiltccn stutlcnts clcctctl hy thu tlitlcrcnt clztsscs. 'lhc work of thc Council has lwvn stczttlily incrcztsing, accomplishing much :intl making it one ol' thc most important organizations in school. This year, IURIIU' ncvs activities hztvc been zltltlctl, such zts sponsoring the noon-hour movies :mtl sing puriotl, the mmztgcmcnt ol thc lI1llUI'l112lilUl1 tlcsk and thc lost and fountl lwurcztu, :intl sponsoring spuciztl tlzty cclchrzttions. tlliucrlczttlcrs and ushcrs wcrc sclcctctl by thc Council this yt-Ltr, mztking tht-sc positions more truly' thc stutlcnts' choicc. l'rvsia'w1ts ..,,.., ,. ,r,,,, XYll.l.l.-XM KINNAN, .louis Giioiuaii l'irc-l'raxi4Iv11ls .r.uu. H .ROBliR'l' IWORQLXN, lini SPRENt3l.li Scrrvfar'i-,,, H , , ,,,, r,rrrrr rrrrrrrrw, . u . A ,l.At1R.-x Rterriak lfafirllj' Reprcsviilaliivs Miss Iona Miss Ronin' llglilx 'sr' 4 in N Z 625130 2 S 11121-lfill 7, X X an 1 Z Wll.K-HI- ClRlliR liDl'l'ORS Top: Ranlcline, Reish, Lamhie, l.ey, Glass. linllmnx Flliutt, Editor-in-Chief: Schmidt. Miss Hewitt, Advisor. Wilk-Hi Crier Our forefathers in the days of Washington watched eagerly for the weekly news. Like them the students of our high school anxiously await the arrival each Friday of the Wilk-Hi Crier, the sole dispatcher of the school newsi NEWSPAPER STAFF First Table: Duxbury, Erney, Getter, NX eayer, l.ey, Glass, Reish. Standing: Lamhie, Shearer, C. Hamilton, Mcllullough, Miss Hewitt, lzlliott. Second Table: lfsch, liedsworth. Steinman, Dickinson, Robinson, Wynne. lziglity-cigltl XN CL- km Q ff 'xg' Ritual' - Z xi F lIll IXRIXXIIIH V'.,lIH.k I4-annul--uv Nh'-mx lmxlwm lm HUINVI, Xlhwn, Xl.1rx Maur lllclwl Nl.nclwx.l'l1ilIly-N. WZISIIIIIQIIOII TlllllCilllX Uno uf ilu- mm! hcnulilill :md mml i111p11mix'c PI'0gl'llI11S pI'L'AL'l1lCnl in chzlpcl llm xx-ur was Ilu- M-rim ul' Igllwlcgulx C0l'l1lUL'Il1UI'1llilXg Qflxlll cu-mls in lhv lifc of 1sI1ing1m1, Ixw ul' which Lm' pu-wxmlml on this pglgu. 'llll II XV. Imr1.4l1,r4- Xl.ux I.lm' Imlwx liuxlwlvx Vlullxlu Xlllwm IILIII5 mm- 9 3 Z. h of S ff 2 xi - In n u .EL 7, S .. Pllzll l'lPl:R OF ll.-XMlfl.lX CHURl S lfmnl Ra-it-5 A Baum, Bell, Cowell, Del-iouer, takin. liversole, Emsheimer, llotlgdon, llulme. johe, jordan, jciieries, King, Ktser, lark, Lovedav, l.oomis, Moore, Morrow, Napier. Pollock. Reid. Rowe, Schultz. Stimson, Schmidt, Sprengle, Smith, Stephenson, Thompson. Weissenstein, Weitzel, Wolford. XA't'0Iltl limi.: Adams, Antonopolos, lledsworth, liedswortli, liogaerts, lienlsert, lieakes. Clair. Cohoe. Chilcote. lznos, Getter, Gilroy, lleggie. jones, Lohosco, Nesbitt, Pollock, Palmer, Ritts, Rosenberg. Sampson, Shoemaker, Smith, D. Smith, M, Smith, Silveus. Sisson, Shieber. Sponagle, Shull, Shirey, Thompson, Yitina, Rear' lirown. Colmery. Cronister, llill, johnston, Locke, Miles, Snyder, Sutter, Theilaclter, Wilson, lioal, liruning. Cook, Duslatiry. lgschg, Farnsworth. lierguson, Guthrie. Haslett, llingeley. llorning. Kelley, Kinnan. lambie, Morgan. Nickle. Norris. Penney, Reed, Rhodes. liipley, Robinson, Sando. Yogel. Musical Organizations There are many classes in the Music Department listed under the title of Clubs. Since credit is given for all music work these clubs have become elective subjects retaining their old titles. The Mary E. Steele Club is a class for sophomore girls: the sophomore boys' class is known as the Stephen C. lioster Club. The junior and senior girls call their class the Madrigal Club, and the boys, the Shubert Club. In addition to these classes there are several choruses and a special choir-the a cappella choir. lt was from these organizations that the cast for the 'APied Piper of Hamelin was chosen. The Music Club The Music Club, an organization for those interested in music, presents sev- eral musical programs each semester. At different times joint meetings were held with the Science and Drama Clubs. An interesting feature of the meeting with - the former club was the discussion of the relationship between Science and Music. ln addition to these two, other joint meetings were held, one with the Alumni. the other with the Faculty. Presidents - - BEN IIILL, CHARLES GUTHRIE Vice-Presidents h'lll.TON SUTER, ALBERT RODGERS Segrezfgry - - - - - - HELEN THOMPSON Treasurer ROBERT TRUXAL ,Marginal - ROBERT lw.-XXNVELI. Ninety XX -if Q ff I , S - -I 6 C IN ARCA DA Y Irma! Ron- Norris, Miller, Shame, liixlcx, lirccn. l4ry4m.l1lz1ir. Barnes, Kalin. Marsh, Llrillilh. Pennu Shu er Kinnam. flrnwforll. Uuhlcn, Rxulciittu. Shuopu, flmjk. Sfrmnt Rn-L.' Northcliffv, Cowell, Stcvenhngcn, Gillcspre, Sprcnglc, Hess, Morgan, lc-ntz. Horst. Andercgg I ku er McKnight, lmxj, Iilch. Auglrro. lQ.llluLLn. Sic:-lc. l,L'IL'I'IxiIl. I l Rear Ron' xiibllllilll, Sulcr, lzgltun, KZIUIHNICI, linden, cHV0l'h0ll'l1, llill, Szlmlu, Morgan, Dennison XX llwn l'qnlI1-umm. N Riser, lixlmervr, flzurulh, Kearns, Wood. -Innes, McGregor, Krider. Ricketts. Stiitlo: TNIIHIX-rn The time has come, the Walrus sazd. To talk of many things. UI chapel seats-and all the rest That senior chapel brings. We really hate to leave you all -e To go so far away- lint our rntelllgenee 1X sneh We slnzpl-1' cannot stay. fl nd nou' before we must depart l'here's this 'we have to do- 'l'hat's take our seats-dear Senior lifs .fl nd hand them doien to yon. We hope yozfll love them tenderly ,ls we have done before, A nd cheer thern npfffor they'll be sad When 'Lee return no more. Tl7L',l',7'6 models of behaifior, too-- Uf that there is no doubt. .rlnd if you don't behave j'onrsel1'es l'hey'll likely dnrnp you ont. And so remember Senior 13's When you our places take- Yozfd better watch your l s and Qs ,-1 nd no dixtnrbanfe make. So in the name of Thirty-tivo. We leave to you in rhyme- Unr seatsw -and 'when ,von're sitting there Remember ns .VU171CflHIL'. -diary Louise Sil'l1PSUl1f Ht 9 lx 7 S ff 2 R 7, SM, l.-XTIN Cl LTR limn! Rona' Stewart. llaressa. li. Porter, Nlclilrov, Y. Potter, l.intox1, Vleremais, Killingsworth. Lackman, ligli lleep, Iamlwie, Clarrothers, Woods, Nero, Silxcus, Dressler, Nntonopolis, Stevenson, Kahler. .Yefond Row: Short, Mcillintock, l.ow, Moore, M. lietlswotth, Broomall, Spinning, Nlcllowell, Ralston, Getter. liiiler, Weller, Raup, l.auguth, Quziltrough, l.ane, Yee Quill, Baer. Tlvzrd Ru'L.'.' Deenier. Diges, lluines, Sargent, Stuart, Miller, llunter. laniliing. Locke, Hastings, Cohen, Young Conway, l1W'IUQ.2, Lluass, liannatyne, Miller. Reich, Stancliie, S. Retlsworth. Ifonrfb Rowi NlcWhirter, Chinn, Kirillith, Phillips, Key, Wolford. Carrey, ifrawfortl. Owens, liehm, Albetz, lllaclt, Gilbert, lflliott, Sanders, llovtl, Sleppy, liistline, Mooney, NVolfortl. lflflli Rona' Mcfiarty, lllltilllll. liisher, Palmer, Price, liowler, Knoth, D. Boyd, Buvinger, Reed, Bull, Osterman, A. Carhart, AI. Carhart, Trog. Kintxing, Turner, Quinn. Tutwiler, Coats, Simpson, Markely, Loomis. Sixth Rozy: Cox, liztltlus. Mittman, S. Hamilton, Cummings, hlohns, Davies, Glenn, Llerrick, Procter, tl. Hamilton, Annette, wlacohson, Whalherg, Planert. Yautz, Matthews, Morrow, Braun, Kuhn, Murray. Si'z't'nIlv Rm. Clark. If, Thonipson, Koesel, Stairs, Mercier, johnson, Stimpson. Wolf, Williamson, lilliottk, Speer, Rhue, Ramsey, Nlcflullough, Gillman, Ilartman, Glazner, D. Thompson, Heck, lfisher, Shuster, Reece, iz. Boyd, Nvcum. -lAl'ml.UlV AS IIAISSAR Latin Club To study the lives, activities, and accom- plishments of the Romans is the purpose of the club which meets three times each semester. ln order to carry out this theme, the programs consist of plays in Latin and English, supple- mented by music, talks, motion pictures. pantomimes and games, all of which helps to interpret the lives of the Romans and their contribution to world history. Sponsors: Misses llockenberry, Hamilton, and Shuster. Ninety-two N M w ff X SPANISH til lil l'rnn1 Ru-i.' Shaw, lpprucht, King, l7on.itli. llavitlson, Xitina, Sli-vcr, litriw, llistlinc, Ratlclitlc. Iicpsia, Samlrr, Silxuns, Shocnialscr, Qualtrongli, ,Nctnml Rm: Simpson. R .-Xtlalns, l'-gli. langgglilh, ll. Smith, Ki.1ll1i'.iitl1, Ritz, tiloul1.iw.n'. ll.1i'cl.n, Xalgia, Al. Xlolloitl, tlouin, tl. .-Xtlains, 5lL'll1lU.lIl Third Ifmc llorst, Mooncv, Ilcakcs, llihhs, lkctlsworth, xttllll. Nlackvv. Reich. Santlo, XY. Smith, Patterson. Wootcn. Kllllhlli, Prescott, hhLll1f.L.llll.ll!, Xantlurpool. I-nnrlli ku-z.' tlavaiialigh, M. Xlillcr, Xi-xxiiiaii, liaiitl, lqnon. XXitlu-rspoon, Rotlgt-rs, tinllcn, lllll, kiootl, lft-ilis Qloncs, Salnpson. l 1H1' lfntc, Nvwcll, Iionr, tlarcx, l'n1cns, lioal, llorning. Young. fic.-rtlt, l-nlw, Rainscx, Nvvlcxt Xaglc, .Nfxlli Run- McKnight, Look, Scott, .Nl:lcici,l'ol1vx'. lit-nnison, lltctriclt, ,'Xllwrti. Ki.lrtlt-in-r. llionipson, El Circulo Espanol lzl ilirculo lispanol is cclchrating its lout'- tccnth annivcrsary this ycar. 'lihc purposc ot' thc club is to tlcvclop in stutlcnls a tlcsirc to know more anti hcttcr Spanish by introducing thu Ianguagc into social functions, .-'xll con- vcrsation at thc mcctings is in Spanish. 'lihc gucst spcakcrs arc Spaniards or representa- tives ol countries in which thu language is spokcn, This club is to hc commcntlctl lor thc part it plays in aiding thc scholastic antl social stantlartls ol' our school. 'l'hc sponsors ot' thc cluh arc F-cnora lfaris and Scnora liccmcr. xlIlt'lX'llll'l'L' 2 si' 111111611 2 S, . ....... . . ... 9 S Q he S ff ze Xa- - anna 7, qw liRlzXKIll lQl.l'lH I'ror1I Iffm' l,1Il'l'it'l', lex, Ring, Smith, Nlonori. ll. Thompson. A, Thompson. Struhle. George, l5og.:zierts. Bright, Ripler. Scritchlieltl. llumphries, Sprengle, Ralston, S, Roth. llgistings. Getter, lzlmhing. llzunilton, Kxihlor. .N'i'r'ni1JIfo1.' l.owrx', l7g1XialsoI1,Slieels. lilliott. Moore, Nlctiregor, ll1lWll1Ul'llC, li. Scott, Peterltin, llzitt. fVlLlllise1'. Nlcllowell, Spinning, l-nos, low. lbumm, Shrinei. 'lltud Rum' U. Stewart. lenz, Rothotl, AI, llovtl. Ricketts. j. Steele, Rogers. llstemloil. luckmzin. lx. Nlurrqn' Rosenberg, l.oxetl.1y, Xlontgomerv. Ilzlrtling, llyslop, iXl1ll'ldlt'j', Nl. leitmiin, l'unrH1 Ron' llouston, Willie, Reitl. Yewherger. Knlin, Marsh, Ostermzm. lienkgurt, liroomatll. l5Jll1I1.llXl1t'. Schmidt, Sponztgle. Sisson, Nesbitt, lllziss. llouston, flurry. .-X. Gillespie. rl. Cflurk. liifllv lime' Sutcr. ll1llLlCl'112ll'l. W, Miller. linhurt, X. Steele. Weller, liotle, CQ, Nl. llllllllili. Scliieher, Bull, Coates, llonhum, Reish. loomis, lionehoo. llopkins, D. Kinnun, Mzlsquelier. Piper. .Yfxlfi Roz, Porter, XXentworth. Kessler. Rcmuley. Beamer, Ilnlllwiu, Wollortl. Galvin. lfolliiclt. liintning. llztwltins, Outh. XY. Ferguson, llnrnsworth. R. 'lir4tvers. R. Miller. ll. Roth, tl. llootl, Wilson, I Sviwrzllt Rota Xlcllullough. llerron, ffrispin, Nlontfloniery. xlohe, XY. Rhodes. Gilroy, loose, Napier. Smith. Wissenstein, llcpler. Snowllen, liuxinger, liecltlev, lihrig. R. Reetl, Ruht. Nlctlonnell, Nickle, -I. Nliller, llotfc, lirtilwglltcr, Norlzunler, Sampson, Yorlt The French Club Le Clercle liI'llllClllS is organized to further the interest of the students in the language zunl the customs of 'Ala belle pz1trie. The programs consist ol' original plzlvs, group singing, und discussions ot' French customs. The Nllles. Yun limzm. Sliuster. illltl Roney sponsor the club. Xinety-four ' 9 N Q I he S ff f Xa 11 11 U -5- L ,Q IIUUNI XI.-XXMHI RS lrfrrl Hur. Ilmxl, ImI.uI.u I'IIxwII, Xlllmn, lllzxw, IXIIIINCIIILIII. Ilmh-, Switclliim-III. I-rm-x, Nlltun, XIcXXI1irlc1 ,IMI Nm, lhumpwn, Iluxlwmx. N.ugI-.ml Spmmglglv. Nlrllmxvll, X.II1f.lIhII Mrlnlxrc. Ki IIgumlmn, I' l1I.1rIx, KL-ltullxlg II.uII llfnl limp Iiupvll, Illnulw, 5a'II.lIIx, Ixlllg I I,I1m11pmn. Ilnlvx. f1Il111l11il1gx UI.lw, Ivsllwllwl, XIcl'4'ivl. IINIX I wif' Rm. XXIIIII-zxpmm, NIIIKW, Xkniwlm NIL-,uIImu'x'-ull. Il'I'IIN. fmw I.nmI'iL- XIAICIIIILXII. SIIIIPNUII. Iivllxillgvl' MIJIHN. Ilwplxluw - I Room illl2lgCI'h '10 A , ' ' L ima? 'nm sn-cLlrus suwar' ' s ' ' - '- ' XXI xnllx llu loollvxll I Inlx XXI I IIPIIUII Im llu XXIIIX II1 K nivr, Im' 'Ihu .'Xl1I1UllI? XX Im dlslrllwulcs allhlcllc sclwdulcsf XX ho, III Incl, acts as thc l'k'ITI'L'M'IIIlIIIYUN lu thc rn-port rumm Im' any zlml LIII urgz1nix:1lio11s in thc sclmol? mm NIlll11lgL'I'S. S IXUI4 IQRM 'I' I fl In lx'ml'l Ruth, II.mIwx. I.unxxxnxlI1 limxxn, In-rguwn, I IIIIl'l1I'I1lIL'N XIrI-II11-m'x, XX IIlIl!IPI1l'Il'N, I7luI1vr, IIUIIII Mm-1 I'n-duffl, ISuI.Ilf',vr PIX-IINI' 9 3 'L h of S ff 2 Q- - 11 n u et 7, SM SClliNCli CI.l ll Iffrtt Ro't.'.' Skeels, king, love. 'lin-gg. Nllller. Broomall. llarrison, lieakes. Sisson, Struble. Cook. liannatvnu. Mackey. Pollock, Reich. Adarns, laclunan. Brooks. lxeller. Loose, l'erguson. Sefton! Roan' Crornley, Prescott, Dickey, Tayler. jones. Dowlin. liotle. Nesbitt, Key. Wolford, l.ey, Nliphllflltllkl, Sponztgle, llatt, Mallissee, Kepcia, Dumm. Grier, Salton. Tlrlrd Rott' XY. Gallagher, Gausser, C, llarnilton, Gillespie. R. Snyder, Wahllierg, Reich, loomis. Baker, llaltle- man, liogaerts. Newberger. Boyd. Iilonori. Scritchfield, Scott, Osterman. Carhart. Sargent, Shaw, Spangler, Watt. l'iUll7'fll Rout' Biddle, Mclzlwain, Xxillls, Young, Sohec, Renovich, Klollitt, ilialento, Moore, KI. Pollock, liedsworth. Murrav. Wynne. Humphrey. Sanders, Party. lfzfili Roi.',' Stull. Pollock, Shiehar. Hawthorne, llumphries. Crisntan, Stnnipenhorst, Montgontery. R. XY. Young, Bistline, Young. Iiethel, Schneider. ll. Gallagher. Thielacher, Beal, llurstic. Xixlli Roux' Ripley, Proctor, Hamilton, Miles, It'lcCullough, 'l'alhert. Strwiitli Ro't.'.' Bradley, lirissenden, Tornatore, loche, l.ambie. Rhodes, .-Xtlams. Neeley. Nlarcinizyn, wlacobson. Kirk. lilliott, Thompson, liuvinger. lhrig. Reid. Bent. lierklev, Good. lam! Roiin' Mclilhaney, Kanuclx. Ramsey. Schack. Morrow. lfmens. Stifiler, Hicks, 'I'. Clark. las, Miller, Mercier. Gardner, Harding, Xan Zandt. L'lre5', George. Wolford, liour. llaniilton. l.ambing. Thompson, Nagle, Stairs, lartler. Roth. Science Club The Science Club. sponsored by the teachers in that department, is an organ- ization whose function is to stimulate and to promote interest in science. Scientific experiments which cannot well be performed in the class room are conducted dur- ing club meetings. That they may have a better knowledge of what is being done in science in their own vicinity, members of this club also take trips to various industrial and manufacturing plants, research laboratories, and public and govern- ment service plants. SCI FNCE CLUB OIIFICERS FRANK CRISPEN President - - DONALD CooK IDEAN STRUBLE - Vice-President ISABEL MCGREGOR IIARRIET BANNATYNE - Treasurer - - Watfren RADCLIFFE ANNE SISSON - - Secretary - ANNE SISSON Ninety-six 9 N 'gd L he S ff 2 xi 11121461 7, Q DRAMA Cl.L'li lfronl Run' liing. Repassy, Grier, Wallace. lieruuson. Rotholf, linton. Xl. linton, Xlilliziins, llihhs. lloile. llealies, lit-tlswoith. R, Siiitler, llalser, D. lleep, Xlcllarlinil, ml. lfarliart. Carotliers. A. ilarhart, Sanils. Mooney. lzgll. .Ntwmitl Ii'm.' Slwels. l-lwell. llenkert. Allison. A, llionipson. Il. lliompson, Nl. Sampson. RH5UlllWlll'jl, I Monorl. Lalwell. Sltearer, Nl. Smith. Marker. Reich. tiaresszt. Quinn, llull, Coates. Stewart. Shoeniacliet, liustlson. Yfiml-lf'u1.' Denliolin. llawthorne. ll. Scott. Shultz. lee, Kitts. Newnian, Kirk. Young. llressler, 'liurner. llorst. l'intler, llastmgs, liannatine, l. llatt, lacliman, ifttirr, Salton. fllftiregor, lwuirlli Rm: Reiter, hlortlan. 'liaxlor. S. Glass, Dowlin, Katz, llartling, lrillvr. lrog. l.. Miller, Wessel, Xlcliill. I'1!!lt,Ii'n'L.' Sharrow. Alontgoniery. Ramsev. lltixlwtiry. P. ltlliott Porter. fllciionnell. Weaver. Alethias. M, 'lr.iiers. Phillips, Bloomgren, Spinning, Xlcliowel, Ralston, Nycuni. Nlclfcatters, Guthrie, Scrttchtielil. llorner. I-rech, Mallissee. llorr. Adams, Orth, D. Traiers. Siitli Run' Phillips. l,aml1ie, Rhotles. lluniphries. Wahlherg. Maxwell, A. liillespie, Ricketts. George. Newherger, 0'Donnell. Winterhottom, -lacohson, linkin, Annette. llzirner, Sterner, Marciiiizyn. Ian! Ifu-ze R. W. Young, Steele. Watt, Nlelzlwain. Striker. IlleXah, llnniphries. llrisman. Kessler, Ramalav, Mc- tliillouuh. Wiley Spreglc. li. Roth, S. llrown, Clark. lzrie. lluvinger, Notarro, Drama Club Wasliington in l77o, with his small hand ol' men crossed the Delaware aml conqueretl the llessians hy a surprise attack. ln just such a manner. Miss llewitt, with a small hand ol' eager rlramatists, took the puhlic speaking department by storm :intl alter a triumphant victory lormetl a large group ol' lrienglly tlramatists who labeled themselves The Drama Club. lls rapid growth has made necessary the limitation ol' membership to seniors aml to those who have had one year ol' puhlic speaking. l'rvsidcnl - - - - - ROBliR'I' SNYIMR liifc'-1,I'c'Sld8lIf james lluss, Ricziiixizn l...-xtxiiisiti St't'l'c'ftIV.l' - - - ANN.-X M.-uwie lhtihii 'l'm1s1m'r - lJoN.txt.n llrihv ,llarxlval lJHll.ll' liiuoirr Ninn-lx -sex ii SX 'Z w Z - T 11121113 T I A K I I I - K! XX K Minh!! Hl-Y lfznt lx'n1,. llingeley, Scliack, Rhodes, xl, Bent, Struble, Golden, Nlontgontery. lluvinger, llisiliue, :XLlIlI'lli. Surorid 1601.2 lioal, Nlurrovv, Rillllbtfy. Nlorello, Jacobson, Rodgers, D. lxinnan, llean, Mc,-Xllisler, lose, limeus. Third Irau: Wilson, lfarnsworth, Ferguson, Gillespie, Komen, llicks, Roth, Ripley, lhrig, Beal, liurmllc, liaton. I-'uurtli Rm.: Watson, Krider, Thompson, Guthrie, Kinnan, Stiffler, Rliuc, john lient. llerman, NN hitten, lzvans. llorning. lilllli Ifrmx' Rainsey, llill. llarner, Patterson. fllclillieney, liyrne, Mcflullough, lr. Thompson, Reed, Nlaxwell. Hi-Y Club The lli-Y Club has finished a very interesting and successful year. This year Mr. Glenn Smith, a teacher in the health department joined the group of advisors acting as a special representative between the school and the club. Thus, with such capable leaders as Mr. C. R. Roop, Mr. Glenn Smith, and the officers, the club attained a real place among school activities. President - - - DEAN STRUBLE Vice-President LAXVRENCE BUVINGER Secretary - - - blames BEN1' Treasurer DUNCAN MoNTc.o1v1ERY Ninety-eight it Q Qghof s -2 xx 11121161 7 l GIRI RlfSl5RYlfS lwril Ron' looinis, Stliearer, ll. ilhompson. llaker, lev. .-Xeish, lraveis, D. Smith, Glass, Miller. ffarothers. .Nutoiitl Rm. l'ixce, Reiter, l-pprecht, NlcXXl1iiter. lxiainer. Iiillioeswortli, Monori, l'ud.il.i, lzinev. Salton. Ros- enluirpz, 'I tailliait, Nloonev, Sanders. l-gli, Phillips. ifaressa, Xliller, tliirint-ii, Retu4.Liaio. 'lftnil lx'o:.' Nlii-ilu-is liioinall. lioile, Sleppx, Sisson. Polloelt, Nl. lloxd, Malin. 'l'.iiIlei'. lan. ll, l'oi'tei'. XX'ellei'. llennett, Ilwell, Xhlson. Nlittnian, Xl. Hoods. 'X f.IIFllLl'i lrog, IH. llovd. lwfnrlll Rui. Xkeaiel. Raup, llilwlvs, llien, lllll. l'locos. Xlaclt, lox, hlfzhns, ll.ii'ltei', -lolinscn. Y, Porter. lleXYalt, llorner, llllllIH.1l'l'. tirme, Xelilwigei I-lfll' li'ur.' tiilrox, Xlrtaitx. Getter, Kei, I. XXoIfor.l, Skt-els, X, 'Ihon1tN1n, tjuinn, lnghrani, Nlcl'lrov, Matthias. ltziniiaixiie. t,onnellv, l, Wolford, Rav, Milli li'o1.' lliillcote. Steele. Deal, Repasset, Grillex, Kettering, iiaiinen, Scllrtield, ll.ii'gr.iie, ilxger, Runner. Ntrulwle, lnlwsonr 5KX.ll'll, l'lrex, Xan flllhll, llarding Geoige. Girl Reserves liilty years ago the Wilkinshurg Young Womens Christian Association was organized. l.ater a branch was formed by the younger girls it hich becam: known as the l.ittle Womt-n's Christian Association. 'lihis developed into the very active high school cluh known as the Girl Reserves. 'lihis year the Girl Reserves ol Wilkinshurg lligh School have been more active than in the past. 'lihe Girl Reserve-lli-Y dance was one of the most suc- cesslul functions ol' the school year. llor service work, the girls made stockings and lilled them with candy, and prepared baskets ol' food, which were given to those people who were less liortunate than they. lwodwft - - SAM RHSH lift'-l'rvside11t AlARY 'l'k,xv'uRs Sg'1ffg'f11l',1' - - Gii.ixm.o'r'rie Lev 'l'm1m1-N - lJoRo'ri-iv Smrrn Nim-lx-:viii 9 3 L L ho! S ff 2 Xi 11 12 U1 73- Xin ..... BAND I-'nwl Rm. lk-nniwn, I-uwlcr, 'l,hUl11P5UIl. ffrmwiwter. Ilurns, Slil'l117bUI1. Mclicclmie. XX':m-, lllvurlmcinl, ,MI.1v11X, lhlwf cuck. Ilglniy, Mr. Scott, Smmzd Run' Hull. lcmmur, R Miller, M. Sutcr, XXiIl1crsp4mx1, lIg1rtm.m, Stiftlcr. 'Isr.1u-rs, R. XX' XUIIIILZ, Hims- Icy. Hzlmlwlin, Suu-r. llvml Run' Depew. XIQKL-In-x. llinl-ur. xklllbvi, Hmll. Pcnny, Rugcrw. XXiIwu, Wumis, Iigxlclitfr, Sqlmlvnlw. I- Ilcmhzlw. Ifunrllv Run' A, Ilm-mlmw. Xislmlllvxl Smith. l'mclm. Willis. lliglv, Tzxlcmu, ShI'iI1CI, Izxllxm. nl'KlXYl1,RlIQ1f.1il'l'U. Iflfllv Run' Ll. Milla-r, Ymlgxmlex. Guthrie, lillick. Nlyvlx, l1l'Ul1lli5h, 'I'1'ux11ll. Xulwil, lH11um, Slluhlu, XXg1I1Ilwl':4. OR1IlII:S'lAR.-X lwmzl Run' I-. lnghrnm. Iklflxllb, lxcller, lumc. Rxnlclitfv. Kl1uppcx'. Millcr, Shrines, .N'ufu11d Run' Stewart, Snyder, Ralston. Rullingur, Hrchm. Wilmn, Rin!-wr, Dull. Ylvml Rm. 'l'rigmmiLlw. Collins. Holler. 'I-FLIXLII, XIYCY5, Ruud. M. lnuhrqwm, Slnldlc. Iiviicr. Mr Smit. llx-ummm, lilliclx, R, Miller, Aglaunwn, Hull. Clmmlish, Mmng, lll1L'IHlIMlIx'xI -EX ff I he x A nnual X If 1 Z I I 7, xx 'ZXI II I4-NII'-IIY-'I III'-I IRI-, I1 I In lx'1q!'I I.u.uI'wn XIIIIVII NclircI1IIm'fII, I NI1IIa-r, I NIiIlvl, IIcw, Illvwwll, Sluxxlvl, IIIIHIM, Xlumuxl 'Iv I I 5 I I I XXIXS I'I XY XXII.XI XIIX IIXI' IH III! In luuf'I I Ivx IIIIII IIn1gI1I.XX IIlm1pInu-N,Il.lmp1l, IAIIIIII1, lh'muI1cI. IIJNIIIIQN, Sp.nnilvjg, NIIIIII IJIIIIW' IlllxIvlI1x lIlurI1HmIxI'IImu l ' ' 9 3 Q he S ff 2 Q nnua g,.,ta,, W lasvan. ..a...- . f ,. 'l'llli GlRl,S' CQOLNKIII. 5Ii111di11g.' Price, liiller. llogzlerts, Geller, li. lngliram, llrennexnzin. Kinlzing. Hull. .Nm1lvtl' S, liedsworlh. Allison, Owens, .-Xdams. Sisson, Reita, iiftlillliilll, Weitzel. Alnlelson. Salton, l'i'.uxurs Rankin Christian Center Pleasant. Worth while. 'lihese are the words which characterize the work done by a group ol girls who devote an hour each week to teaching children sew- ing, art work, and leather cralt, Story telling groups are conducted for the younger boys and girls of kindergarten age. 'lihese classes were organized lor the purpose of giving children who live in Rankin an opportunity to do some original work outside of school hours. 'lihe work provides excellent training lor the girls. especially those who intend to become teachers. DOMIQSTIC Sill IENKIIS 'l'l:A lr!! Io lflgfil Xllss llezlzletl, liiesecker, C,r11ip1l1t':ul, l'WlllH. lairgrleve. llaxlvr. Stewart, l7eXX.llI, f.g1g,lrlse. Um' l1lll'.lu'il!x'.u 3 'L - ff A Q 11119-1 7, l'Slll-RS ltroul Hoi. l.iIeuto, laioiii Coltleu, Stiuble, Xlorgan, llill, llriglit, llith Html: Roz. liiiue Nleyeis, Xlcliniulit. Sprengle. Xlctfullough, lluviuger, tlotle, llberlteim, George, Speer, llwtrul llerp, tiillespie. Kinn.in. Forensic Club liitler Nlr. 'l'etlroxv's tutelage, tvvelve members ol' the l3orensic Club have met once a vveelt tluring the year to stutly and to prepare orations and debates. Al- though Xiilkinsburg tloes not holtl tlebates in school, it is usually representetl every spring in the annual contest heltl by the Pennsylvania l5orensic league. lt is for lltis event that this group works, quietly and steatlily throughout the year. ophomore ork-shop 'lhe Sophomore XX'ork-shop is ol' the sophomores, by the sophomores, and lor the sophomores in the public speaking tlepartment. lts purpose is to give sopho- mores an opportunity to acquire poise and sell'-control through acting. taking charge ol' meetings, supervising antl the managing ol' properties, and serving as stage hantls. 'lo this entl, programs antl plays are given throughout the school year. llesitles taking part in several chapel programs, they presented The Court- ship ol Nliles Stantlish at 'lhanlisgiving time. Stage Craft Club like the minute men ol' oltl, the members ol the Stage Cralt Club are ever reatlv to serve their school. l'ntler Bliss NlcMurray's tlirection they builtl scenery antl set the stage lor all performances. This year they arranged the stage for the tall school play, Mice-Sit-by-the-l3ire , antl the 'lihanksgiving play, Court- ship ol' Nliles Stzintlisliu. 'lltey built new scenery lor the opera. The Pietl Piper ol' llamelin . the Christmas play, 'tliliat Nlen l.ive By , antl the Class Night oper- etta, ln .1Xrcatly . Une litiiitiitwl tliit-e 625 9 N Q ho! S ff 2 Q 1112116 3 si. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY W lfirrl Ro'L.'.' Sisson, Monori, Reish, George, Iiaton, linke, Baker, liannatyne, Bogaerts, I.ey, Scritchtit-ld. I . Pollock. sfcfllld Ix'm,,-.' Broomall, Osternian. Bode. A. Pollock. Sprengle. rlohe, Quill, Cook, Talento, l'lv1rJ Run Byrne, Meyer. BISIIIIIE, R. XY. Young, Strnble, Kzxnucls. Iiinnan. tlooil, Oberheim. The National Honor Society 'I'he National Honor Society celebrates its fourth anniversary this year with an increased membership. The elegibility depends upon service, leadership, char- acter and scholarship. Service is interpreted as willingness to render cheerfully and enthusiastically any service in school whenever called upong a desire to per- form thoroughly any assigned service in school procedure or student governmentg a readiness to show courtesy to visitors and fellow students . Leadership is inter- preted to mean demonstrating a degree of initiative in class room activities: suc- cessfully holding school ofhces and other positions of responsibilityl exerting an active and wholesome influence toward fine leadership. Ifor recognition in character the student should meet obligations promptly and completely and uphold the ideals of the Christian organizations of the school whenever possible. Students whose scholarship is in the upper third ol' their respective classes are elegible to membership, and are elected by the vote of the faculty. OFFICERS Iiirst Semester Second Semester IQDGAR LiA'r0N - - Prexideift - JAMES IiNKE ANNA IYIARY BAKER - - Vice-Presideizt - IJRANK CRISPEN RCHARD DENNisoN Cor. Secretary joHN GEORGE IJHILLIP l3RicH'r - Rec. Secretary - SARA Riaisn Treasurer, M R. Wooniau R N 4InL'I1lrnil:t'il Iiwll' Ahueriisenwnia . I 5 Q E 5 i f H i 1 X , A A URUH5 7, 5 Index to Advertisements .XLTTOMOBILIQS Tomlinson Motor Company.. Bauman Brothers .,..............,,.... BANKS Iiirst National Bank A.,.........,.,,, Fidelity Trust Company. Wilkinshurg Bank ..,......,..,,.,,,, BOWLING l ' 11413 L' ......11lQ4 ...,..... 135 x .........11h 113 10 Brunswick Recreation Parlors ........, A..,.. 1 29 C1.liAN1iRS liranklin Cleaners and Dyers.. Ser-Vus Cleaners ..........,,,.,,,,,,,,,. CON1iliC'1'lONliRS Bukes' Confectioner, ....... V Mc Kibben's ....,..,..,,, .,..,,,,.., Reymers' .....,.,,,,,.......... CONTRACTORS Kearns Brothers , ..... .. DA1RY PRODUCTS lleckle Dairy Stores ..,,,..., DRAWING MA'1'1iR1AI.S liugene Dietzgen Co .....,,.t... DRUGS lululmes ...,.r Sherman's ...,............ Simpson's .,.,...,......,..,.t 1i1.1iC'1'RlC GOODS Arrow lilectric Co ..,,, IENGRAVERS Northern lingraving Co ...... lfl,OR1S'1'S Maxwell ..............,..,,,... l'. W. Stephe ,..,,, William M. 'l'ur.ier ..,...,.,,, Wood and Wootton ,.......... 1iLTRNlTURli liallers ......,......,..,,t.., llAB1iRDASl'lliRS -I. D. lilude Co ...,.., . ,. .. ,.,.., 1 lo .........11l7 I8 .........126 .........l20 ,. ,..... 1311 lel 19 .........l3'f .........l2h .........l20 .........158 1-1 10 ,.,......l3Z 3-1 . ,,,,,. 150 12 Dan Kantor ..... .. ..., H132 11A1R DRESSERS jade Beaute Solon ,.....,...,,,,.,,......., ,. ,..,.. 132 Penn-Lincoln Barber Snop.. ,..,,. ., ..,,. .lil llARDWAR1i Walmer ..................... .. .. McCullough-Whitlieltl . .. janitors' Supply Co ..... .lliW1iI.1iRS Kenyon Brothers .. 1.L.'MB1iR lexrtor Lumber Co ..,.., ..... Whitmore Lumber Co...... Une liundrtwl lite 123 .........l2o 115 18 12 ll MARKETS R. li. llellner .,...... Kregars ............,........... . .... . Keslars ...,,.................,............... MOVING AN D STORAG li x If Belmar Moving Sz Storage ........... .......,. Megahan Brothers .................,.. OIL AND GAS Golfe Oil and Supply ............ Wilkinsburg Oil and Gas ........ P11OTOGRAP1lliRS j. B. McClay ..............., I-. ll. Steele ......,....... PLLYMBERS lra Bachman ............ PRINTERS Mayer Publishing Co ..... Ziegler Printing Co ,........, .................,......,. Paxton Hart ...,..........,.................,............... REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE New Realty Company ............... ............. Wilkinsburg Real Estate and Trust Company .................................................. RESTAURANTS Blue Belle .,.................. Central Cafeteria ...... Murphys .............................. scgnoots H Du1f's lron City College .............,............ Duquesne University ...........................,,... Morton s School .......,.............,.....,......,..... Pittsburgh School of Accounta ncy ....,... University of Pittsburgh .......................... SHOES P. Lutlebuhl and Son ........ SPORTING GOODS A. G. Spalding N Bros ..... S'1'A'1'1ONliRS William G. johnston Co ..,.... lxiser Bros. ...........,............. . McKnown-Carnes Co. .. TA 1 LORS Senius Paulsen .................... Schoelfel and Torchia .... . L'ND1iRTAK1iRS Curtis and Murphy .,,... lgaton ........... . .............,.. lhomas D. lurner ........ WALL PAPER Walter S. Ratlclille ....,,., M 1SC1iL1.ANliOUS D. 1. Molloy ...........,..,. ............................... The' Peop1esiNatura1 Gas Lo. The Westinghouse lilec.ric N ig. Company ..,.........,.,,,...............................,. The Wilkinsburg Progress ......... The Wilkinsburg Shopper ........ X aut' A 1211 115 122 112 1211 130 150 1110 127 1 10 122 1-111 123 134 110 134 131 135 128 lil 125 115 128 108 122 129 125 108 119 131 125 111 135 125 121 117 127 152 One hundrml six Q ff- 0 BUKE'S CUNFEBTIUNERY '33 Home Made cmdies '33 BUKE'S CONFECTIONERY COMPANY 205 EIGHTH AVENUE HOMESTEAD PA DROP IN AFTER GAMES ANL PLAYS AND ENJOY REFRESHMENTS FROM OUR SODA FOUNTAIN 0 0 ulll vw ---- - ------ -- - 1 CALDWELL Sz GRAHAM Department Store I MCCALL AND PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS ' Churchill 0143 lg con. PENN AVE. AND woon STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. fav: T:::'f 9: 'A'A' 'A 'A J A 'A'A'A'A 'A'A'A'A 'A i' 'O li I' 211295 ' P 153-2iEg93f' will ' iff?iii-5252155255 ,.,4 ' 'V Phone Penh'-lrsf 1704 1 . - W . ..,-,A 'I .-.:-. nm ,. mr .A,.A,. . . . Q :yr . ww . 1 J Semus Paulsen A1 -LQ N L M .5 ' Merchant Tallor I, VZ '.. ' ' A' 6 f 11 ' 1016 wood street -1? WLDIH ,-,gow A 1 ,jf s tfjlff 9 df Qi 3 ' Carnahan Bldg. Wilkinsburg, Pa. 1 1 'EAN Aftgnto-K fo 0' ws' .. 1 1 A 0 1 j' 1 f N15 1.1 All 1 Q- AAAAAA ' 3 l, od-yan' I 106141 1.5.11 1: . Yo Tcnnxs qc! . , E bank M Wham kg ms. .ii 1 - ,.. A lv G0 e W - , ai? LS 1 . ' 111 we fquxvmcit-, . GIRLS 1N'1'R.A-MURA1. 1 ffl ' YOVI SX Q 1 . 'VX 1 cgi. Svfmtlwa xl vb 'W ll fSee Page 783 I 1 YOV' . E 12 ... f ll .-X. Davis, Knoth, lfudala, Gilroy, Ostemlorf 1 M! ' . ' ' Lackman, Fowler. 1' 5 ---' -1., 31 B. Killingsworth, Grove, Young, Runner Mclilroy, Yan Ryn, Reiter. 608 WOOD STREET 11 PITTSBURGH, PA. 11 :I IF 9 A'A 'Al AJ' 'A A'A'O BRANDYWINE 3400 FORDS 7732 EDGEWOOD AVE. SWISSVALE o---- - -AA- ----Q Um' llllllilfhl cigih O M' A O J, B. MCCLAY Cfficial Photographer for the une Class of 1932 Extends His Heartiest Congratulations HOME PORTRAITS GROUPS WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY CITY AND COUNTRY HOMES LOCAL OR OUT OF TOWN 28 Years of Satisfied Service Home or Studio Appointments 729 Wood Street CHURCHILL 2670 WILKINSBURG, PA. O -- V2 0 Ulil c Iwmllc Q f'ff'ff 'i ' O OUR MILL WORK PENHURST 1728 MAKES FRIENDS WHITMORE LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Mill Work W 208-214 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG, PA. 0 O 9 O Established 1881 Thomas . Turner FUNERAL DIRECTOR 619 PENN AVE. Penhurst 2340 WILKINSBURG, PA. 9 O Olil Q O Belmar Moving and Storage Co. MOVERS, PACKERS, AND SHIPPERS chuchin 3164 wn.KlNsBuRcs 741 Penn Avenue 0 6 GIRLS' INTRA-MURAI. iSee Page 789 C. Rear: Mclllzisters, Wcmgunian, Palmer. Miss ,IC2illIlETZ1t, Neeley, McElroy, jordon. Front: Auron, Killingsworth, Markley, Adams, Lackman, Lambing. 9 'WO THE YOUNG MAN'S STORE fGtaduation Headquartersj Clothing--Furnishings--Hats--Shoes Kuppenheimer Suits, Arrow Shirts, Stylepark Hats and Friendly Five Shoes are typical of the qualities that appeal to Wilkinsburg's young men and the older man who wants to stay young. The styles of such makes are exclusive, the prices are most moderate and there is a feeling of pride to the wearer that cannot be found in unknown brands. Let your graduation outfit show you at your best. J. D. FLUDE C0. GIRLS' lN'l'RA-MLQRAL LSee Page 785 D. Wongaman, Robick, Stricker, Heath, Scott, Morrisard, E. Killingsworth, Bond, Linten, Murray, Bull, Bennett. Q ' 'i ' T 'S'' i '' 1 'O TEXTOR LUMBER CO. Rough Lumber and Mill Work-Roofing NORTH AVENUE AND PITT STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. C O Une hundred lu Chartered 1 886 o An old institution that welcomes young people 0 'l'?5!-'l!lRRETpQ9!! PQ!! ALWAYS SPECIFY xr 'mu 'IAP or 'rms DIETZGEN if G.-XV lil, Drawing Instruments and Materials E5 Forty-two Years of Satisfactory Service if 'r lr 4 +C Standardized production permits ob- fl taining replacement parts at all times. This is unique with D1ETzGENand adds years of use to your instruments. l 4 l D is TRADE MARK 3E DONALD coox 'mm 'W y oprxmc till.-wifi. 1 r 4 r 1' FRESH CUT FLOWERS BOUQUETS AND CORSAGES E. B. MAXWELL WILKINSBURG'S DEPENDABLE FLORIST Flowers and Decorations For All Occasions Churchill 0373-0374-0375 A: 812 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. 0 U- 0 Une humlrctl I l r A l 'AllililiililifiitiliiiiiiiitiilrliiilliL' 7 A' I ggggig gl 5 EVERYTHING A fi JANITOR NEEDSH CAKES PIES Third Avenue and Market St. Queen Butter PITTSBURGH, PA. Bell Phone Court 3727-3728 N EGGS AND CHEESE Q,.,.,.,.a.,,.,.,.,.,.,, ,.,.,., ' COFFEE AND TEAS GIRLS' lN'IiR.'X-MliR.Xl, lScc Page 783 EE! I Williamson, Mctlregor, ll. Purtur. l.inlc11, l:i5llCl', Ncwhcrgcr, Cowell. 1 , l Price, Rcmzilcy, l.ongo, Pctruvlcli, Sul- Qi V ton' Wangoman' ' 900 Wood Street if wu.KlNsBuRc., PA. o. ...EA QI' 'A 'AA ' 7 ' UQ OR 145 years the UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH has served Pennsyl- vania. It is a school with a great past and an aim to prepare boys and girls to make a living and to be happy in things of the spirit. C- .,... - . v-O U L- Iiumlrcil fiflvcn Q' ----'--- v-----'--- -'------- ' o ji CHurchiII 2083 614 ROSS AVENUE if J. IRA BACHMAN Sanitary Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Sewering Q. .... .. .................... ............AA...AAA ..... ..... .. - 0 Q ' S'A A'A 'S'S'S:'A 'S'S'S::'S'A A'A'S' ':'S'A'A:':::'T'S: 'A'A'A'A'S' AAAAA 0 l K SERVING WILKINSBURG Since I 8 7 6 WILKI BURG B WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA B GIRLS, INTRA-ML'R.'Xi. tSee Page 785 ll. LWinnersD McManus, Ostemiorf, Gilroy, liudalu, Knoth, liowler, Lackman, Davis l. lSeccmtl Placej Newberger, Winterhottcmi, lfisiier, Limen, B, Porter, Willizimson Q ' ' 9 Q i 'i ' ' O COMPLIMENTS OF SERVUS CLEANING CL5 I ZORIC CLEANERS Plant: Hill and Montier Street Ch. 5600 E25 Penn Ave. 811 Hay St. Pe. 4129' Pe. 4823 Just Dial S-E-R-V-U-S Have You Tried the Best You Buy the Best Hamburgers 5c BLUE BELL SYSTEM 725 Penn Avenue Ove-ff A.-, L-L-.-E.2-Lf.A.-.---J.-.-.--A.-L-L .--LA--9 O,..,..-L., ..,.,,, .....,.. ,U , 6 One llvxmlrtl I Tl 9 4 ESTIIIGHUUSE ELECTRIC ast Pittsburgh Perhaps Your Qpportunity Lies ln this Great Valley of lndustry Youth, the world before him, looks to distant green pastures. The purple haze of distance spins its lace of romance over far-off hillsg the near-by seems harsh and prosaic. Find your opportunity, Youth, wherever it may be, but don't overlook Pittsburgh: it may be just home to you, but to the outside world it is the capital of the greatest Valley of In- dustry on earth. Within our few square miles are crowded more achievement, more production, more romance, and more real-man oppor- tunity than any other spot you can choose. It is your home, this valley. You can well be proud of it, wherever you go. And it may be, too, you will find here your Valley of Opportunity. Westinghouse THE First National Bank OF WILKINSBURG It is not only strong Financially, but Strong in its Service Strong in its Directorate Officers and Personnel PENN AVENUE AND WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG PA DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS KENYON BROTHERS Jewelers EYES EXAMINED-GLASSES FURNISHED Dr. I. T. Jones, Optometrist 746 PENN AVENUE PENHURST 6063 MAGAZINES CANDY CIGARS M c K I B B E N ' S Home-Made Ice Cream That's Different 776 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG PA CHURCHILL 9302 JI lg!! Q A A ' O' Ax 'U' 9 CORSAGES SHOULDER BOUQUETS ST EPHENS, nc Willeinsburgis Artistic Florist VISIT OUR NEW SPACIOUS LOCATION All Varieties of Cut and Potted Flowers SOUTH AND WOOD CHURCHILL 5100 O' .f-AAAA-- f--YA- - ff-A-A - ,-.-.-.-.2---.-,-,-,-,-.-J.---.1-:,A,-,-,A.A.A.-.-v-::.- ..,...,.......,.... 6 ...'fQ.LL.L.....L,'L..l. 1, ' ,,,...,.,.l, .,,. ,.,. LJ . 9 t - 'fA't't' 'tv t fe'e'efe' A H t'e'A't'A 't'tf t ' 4 9 't'ef e'A't ' A to 'e't't't 't' e'e'A't't't't't 't 'e't'A't 4 Fo E0 Schoeffel 8z Torchia pharmacist YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers A SPECIALTY Cor. Franklin and Trenton A 911 Hay Street WILKINSBURG PA 0 ---.- .-,-f---,-. A ,-.-,-. - V- ,,-,-. 6 6, ,.s.,.,.,.,,w.w.,.w.w.w. ,L 5 l I Q: : ' 2' ff''ff ff -'fx'f'ff f -'if'ff- '-'f'-'f'-'S'f-'-'-'-'ff -'ff S 'C 44 '4 14 14 ji 0 9 'L 4 4? F 41 1 44 'T 54 0 44 'I '4 4 4 4 4 4 14 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 'I R. E. HELLNER PURE FOOD MARKET CHURCHILL 6208 1206 WOOD ST. COMPLIMENTS OF ARROW ELECTRIC CO. FURNITURE STCRAGE MCVING PACKING Megahan Bros. 710-12-14 ROSS AVENUE LONG DISTANCE MOVING LOCAL FREIGHT AND EXPRESS HAULING PIANO MOVING AND STORAGE Phone Churchill C209 For Estimate Q. ..... ....A....D...... . ......O.. . . O BOYS' lN'I'R.X-Ml'R.XI. 4See Page 794 .XL lluyl, G44444iwin, Osl'4c4rn, Brennemun, Mclfwiun. li. I:CI'gLlM4I1, Sailnpsozm, Rollinger, l.:4mhie. Bintlinc. W O O E3 :aI'l'I Eau va gm EC EIU 542 'P O Fl U1 Z5 KS 4? 3 3 E4-1 O EE Z E11 'PU U1 IP 5 5414 4- XC! E76 U42 WIP 50 ,I-,H E O 'PU N P1 FU .Um 0 3 5' 5 E 44 14 14 44 44 4 4 4 I 14 If I V 4 V 4 Y 4 Y 4 Y 4 Y 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 I 4 4 Y I Y 4 V 4 U 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 I 4 I 4 4 4 4 V '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 14 4 14 Y 4 Y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 14 4 4 I Y I Y 4 4 4 4 tll Ilxl Ho MUCH DOES IT COST TO COOK . 5 6 HE cheapest .... and best P .... way to cook any food is with natural gas. No other fuel .... no other source of heat can touch natural gas either in cost, satisfaction or convenience. Scientific tests have shown that gas cooks meals at about -half the cost of coal -one-third the cost of gasoline -little more than one-fourth the cost of electricity -less than one-fourth the cost of oil Gas is the one fuel without a single disadvantage. In cooking as in every place else where heat is needed. You Can Do it Better 5? with Gas. ? Peoples Natural Gas Co. Om' llllmlln-ll Iuvnl 'illitliiiilibiiiiiiiiilii ' 5 ll i Sii Eliiiiiiidi Siiib Siiiii S Manufacturer of ALL PRINTING PRESS PRODUCTS 235 Collins Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. We print the WiIk-Hi Crier and The Spot Light newspapers of Wilkins- burg Senior and Junior High Schools respectively. 1' - .....a L .A.. ........... - ..a..e..................,. - Y William G. Johnston Company at Manufacturers and Distributors of SCHOOL SUPPLIES Our reputation has been established by QUALITY AND SERVICE Satisfactory Material at Moderate Prices . Stationery Store and Sales Office Plant: V 343-345 BOULEVARD OF ALLIES 1130-1142 RIDGE AVE. ji fNear Smithfield St.D Northside fl - - - . - -,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,.,.,.,s.,,.,.,.,,,,.,,,.,, ,-.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,-.,,,,.,,.,.,,,,.,O BOYS' lN'l'R.'X-MLTRAI. QSee Page 793 C. llingcley, Seyhold, Good, llziley, limshiemcr. D. Mclaughliii, Locke. Palmer, Brown, Pty. li. Mciiibney, Barber, jones. Clark, Robleski. lf. Lumhie, Chess, Letzkus, livzms, Lemuk, ff-f-rv-if-f 'Q BUTTER EGGS G. C. KESLAR Fresh Meats and Groceries Churchill 5174 908 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. ,hw ,, W- ,L W- - -- -- - -- -- ----0 Om' liunilrcd twvnty-tivo 9 A 'PT' ' O Phone, Atlantic 6335 McKOWN-CARNES CO., Inc. Wholesale Stationers SCHOOL SUPPLY DISTRIBUTORS 909 PENN AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. o .eE.eEAeEAA.A.AAAAe-A o 9 -0 WALMER OF WILKINSBURG HARDWARE QUEENSWARE GLASSWARE HOUSEWARE Charles W. Walmer Hardware Co. 716-718 PENN AVENUE Established 1900 Phones Penhurst 0487-0488-0489 Dl:AR ALMQX MAI l:R Dear fllnza Maier, 'l'0ll,'L'f3 been I1'ne,' Through thifk and thin z.'e'll stand by yong You have been a shieldg we will newer yield. Un the football field, zce're going to start to Fight,-Dear old lligh School,-lfight--lfighl--lfighfl lfight, dear old High with all your might! If is up to you to protect our Red and lilne Fight on to Victory. R. B. WOLFORD C. E. WOLFORD C. L. WOLFORD NEW REALTY CUMPANY SELLING AND RENTING Insurance of All Kinds NOTARY PUBLIC 925 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. 9 .--.-.--.-.1--.-.f.---.-.-.-.-.-.1 -.-.Ax .-V-.-.-.-.-.1-.-.-...-.-.-,-...A 6 U l xmlrxwl Ixwlllx'-lllwc Um- humilul txwrm'-funn Q A A 'A A 'A 'AA'' A A A'A'A'A 0 The Cover for A' New Classes Now THIS ANNUAL Being Formed is the product of Call, Write or Phone for an organization Details who specialize in b Cov rs for Annuals I eand otha, 5 Pittsburgh School Commercial Publications ol Accountancy The T ' j: Law and Finance Building D3Vld J. MOllOy CO. Ei 429 Fourth Avenue 2857 N. Western Ave. Atlantic 0923 PITTSBURGH, PA. CHICAGO ILLINOIS 6-...ee-.As -fs-s.-Ae.-.7.f.46 FUNERAL CHAPEL Seating Capacity-125 Persons EATON UNDERTAKING CO. 733 Ross Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pa. O, A-------- A--- A - ----------A-----A----------A-----......-s....... .......... - - lllliil O Q' ' ' ' ' ' ' 9 '59 2919 fx '4 It e- Q 2,1 '1' 5. BY' ' I 'i a - 3 AM 1 ff A 4 Chocolates ' 4 v 4 r 4 r 4 i 4 I 4 A Gift Appreciated r 4 r 4 r 4 v 4 1 The graduate will not soon N forget the sweet remembering. Simpson's Pharmacy Wood and Wallace Ave. We Specialize in Soda Fountain and Delivery Service. Give us a call, Ch. 5292 O-..,-,-,---.-,-,-..,.A.-...-,-....,-,-..,.,-,-..,.,,f..,.,....,-,...,.v 0 this I tux Tlvix I lvzs ig This little student took l1Q6lJ7'fl, little student took Trig, little student had a bad report, little stua'e1zt had none, little student took lfreizclv and cried oui, oui all the 'way lvome. MCUULLUUGH-WHITFIELD HARDWARE 00. FRIGIDAIRE TIME METER-ICE-25 CENTS A DAY Easy Washers Hardware Headquarters 761 PENN, NEAR PENN-LINCOLN HOTEL WILKINSBURG, PA. One hundred twcmx Q O Churchill 0240 FRA K H. STEELE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER For the Mid-Year Class of 1932 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS 808 Wood Street Wilkinsburg 9 0 Most Most Ye Qlcle Ballorte Boxe popular boy ,,,,,w. popular girls Best dressed lad ,.,..... Best dressed girl w,v,.....,,, Most beautiful girl ,,........ llandsomest boy eeee. A Most athletic hoy ',,,,l,l Most athletic girl eee...., Most hashful boy '..,.,,,. Most bashful girl ,........,, Most original student ..,....Y liest natured student .w,., Most courteous student., ..ee ,Y Alibi Ike ..........,,t......... Class Class Class Class Wltllest ...........,,... pest .,.,.... flirt .,.,,e.. hero l,.,.,l Our scholar .,,,.,,l U h ldrotltmenl ,...c...cc,lStlgar liaton Dorothy Gillespie ..,.....Donald Coolt c,,Marian Carruth ,....,...Nancy Riser .,......,.Ben llrll ,n.....l.ewis Shuker YY.,..,,.,.Ruth jones Richard Dennison ..........lNlildred Ressler ..Walter Radcliffe c,t,,,..XX'illiz1n1 liinnan ,,,.,......blllI1lCS lless lovrard Norris ,,.,,..Dayton Cronister Robert Morgan .....,..,Peggy liitch ,.,...lJonald Boden ,.,..Martha Marsh P Q. Q' SUMMER SCHOOL June graduates may begin their degree programs without delay by regis- tering for Summer School. Day and Evening schedules are available at many of the departments of Duquesne University. NINE SCHOOLS Law Science Music Arts I Education Pharmacy Graduates I Theatre Arts and Dramatic Literature ' Economics and Business Administration Address the Registrar A DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY :V PITTSBURGH, PA. GRANT 4636 L. ,.... - ,...,., .w.,. ..v. ......e... - ......... - - , ,.,....i,.....,.....w.,.,...,.,.........r.. . ............,.,..,,.....v...,.,., i,i.. ..,... .....i....... J XWLKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL FAIRY TALES For Those Who Still Believe in Fairies Once upon a time: l. Elevators were installed from the Hrst to the third floors. 2. juniors treated sophomores with respect. 3. Automobiles were provided for students teaching in Rankin. 4. Drinking fountains were hlled with Coco-Cola and no one left a study period to get a drink. 5. The cafeteria was kept open at all hours to provide food and refresh- ments for students who could not stand in line. 6. All sophomores acted their age. 7. All seniors had the privilege of sitting in their seats in chapel for one day only. 8. Classes in the little auditorium were not disturbed by the mice. 9. Not one person coughed during the whole assembly. Q, ,... '''A '' 'A '' ' '. ARCH PRESERVERS STETSONS BOSTONIANS We-'ve Fitted Feet for Fifty Years P. Ludebuehl St Son Penn and Frankstown, EAST LIBERTY Wood near South, WILKINSBURG Q ,W.,.,.,L.,,.,.,,,.,,.,.,,.,LLL.,,.,...,.,L.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,...,.,.,.,.,,,,.,.,.,.e-,,,.,.,.,,.,..,.,.,,,.,.,,.,,...,..-.L-..0 Q'A'E' ' 'Ev' 'c''' ' ' 'A ' 'i ' ' 0 BEST WORK WE CALL AND DELIVER PROMPT SERVICE FRANKLIN CLEANERS and DYERS 718 weed sr. eos Penn Ave. soo Trenton Ave. Pe. 3000 Main Office and Plant: 702 Rebecca Ave. O Q L.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,-. W.,,W.,.,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,Ls.,-.,,,,,,.,e.,.,,.,.,,.L.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. One hundred twenty ei it 4 I 1 1' lr r i 4- -f-f o , ll 'r r V r Brunswick Recreation Parlors Billiards and Bowling L. L. WILLIAMS. Manager ,V 710 PENN AVE. l Q,,,,,,, lilrcre was a lmy Married lllzllzcr' ll'lm was a rlwauzpiorz talker, Iizrt zelwrr with his girl llis firzgvrs lrtfd 1'r.'irl.' llrrrx failed the clranzpiorz talker. WILKINSBURG fl pvrrxitm' yuznrg chap rmnzcd Walters lu awning to salma! 11e'z'er falfers. lint when in a room, llc starts in to cromz 'lllll 501116 om' falls for cl lrzllidf. Stationery Gifts Greeting Cards 1' Circulatin Library Printing and En tavin g Penh 1 4875 g g l UFS O,.W.W.,,.W.we.,W.,Y.,.,v.,,,,,,.,,,.,,,, ,L.,-.,.,,.w,L-,,,,,,,,,W.,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,w ........ 0 r r r 4 'WILKINSBURG PROGRESS e,.e,e e,ee,e, E e,,, U 1- hrrrrrlxrwl Iuurrlx 6 fe-f-:ff-V4 HECKEL DAIRY STORES Where a Nickle Goes a Long Way l THREE STORES 211 North Avenue MILLVALE 717 Penn Avenue 5528 Penn Avenue 1 r 4 r 4 1 4 P 4 I r 4 4 1 4 r 4 r 4 WILKINSBURG EAST LIBERTY o u We Deliver from 9 A. M.-12 P. M. 1' '77 7' '777l:'7A'7l'77'77:N:if7'Allllllllllvlllvlvlwlvlvlll::'777-'777AlA77777777-:'777l7: 7A '7'l 9, Goffe 011 81 Supply Company 4 AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES Q 923 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG, PA. .-.-.-v-.-.-.-2-.-.------f-----W--W--W----A--W-A---E E---1--:-1-Af--f--- ----:-f---v-fw---v-.--.-.-.-2-f.-.2-.-.-.-.AO O ABSENTEE SLI PS 1102.11 in the office the eighth Haze those girls do SCll1'7'Vlf', A s they struggle with the absentee slips Only to finish them in a lmrry. 7 '7 '7'7 '7'7'7'7'7'7' '7'7'7'7 'A'7'7'7'7'7 '7'A'7 '7'7'7'7'7'7'7'7'7'A'7'7'7'7 '7'7'7'7 '7'7'Q Phone Store Hours: 8 a. m., 6 p. m. Churchill 2300 Saturdays 10 p. m. BETTER FUPNITU Rs 707-709 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG, PA. .1,,-,-,-,-,-,-.O,-.-.A,-,-.,-,-,A.A.-.-.Av-,-,O A - .2.,.,.,.,.,.,.,A,,-,-,-,-,-,-.-,-,-.-.---O-.---.-.-.-,-.-.-.-0 Uhlr 41 th rty THE MORTON SCHOOL Courses in All Commercial Subjects We Specialize in Secretarial Training INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION Some Classes Beginning June 7, 1932 Circular upon request Pe. 7680 822 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. 1NX'ith Apologies! LVIILIIUI' the spreading cbestr1zat free, The 'village suzitby 51100165 ,' Xu nag sinfe nimfteen twezzty-three llas been I0 him for sbvesux. Curtis and Murphy FUNERAL DIRECTORS 763 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG, PA. Penn-Lincoln Hotel Barber Shop EFFICIENCY 1-- CLEANLINESS COURTESY Pe. 9834 0 l lrul lhirlxvn OFFER 'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A' ' 'A F'A 'A A' ' ' 'A 'A '6 WILLIAM M. TURNER Florist and Decorator scrfnigmzxfu Wedding Bouquets Church and Home Decorating Say It With Flowers!! a u MEMBER OF FLORIST TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION INSURING THE DELIVERY OF FLOWERS EVERYWHERE P 0457-0458 809 PENN AVENUE Q E 'A ' T -O 0 'A ' ' 'O'O'O 'O'A 'E 'E 'A 'A COMPUMENTS OF Jade Beauty Salon EVERYTHING IN BEAUTY CULTURE Haberdasher ?h.?fS?f1??.?neaI, ZZ 3251 825 WOOD STREET Experienced Operators WH-KINSBURG PA Cor. Wood and Wallace Ch 9689 No Appointments Necessa y O - -.-.-.A -. -.-.-.A.- A ,A,f,.,.v. , A 6 0, ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,., ,,. v.w.w.w.w,w.w.w.w. ,.,.,IvIv , ,Y Th M C I W THE 9 0-Yf vmp ele fly WILKINSBURG SHOPPER OF JAMES A DEAN P bl +1 Reaching W ilhinsburg 825 R b 3 A hlll 1 QW f'f ' 6 Q ' ' 1 1, V 1' '1 1' Compliments of 2: J. Central it Printing Co. Cafeteria john jaffurs 8: Sons GOOD Foon AT :E l POPULAR PRICES El 1 penhurst 2172 ,N Penhurst 9108 1007 Wood St. 1014 Wood Street WILKINSBURG Q WILKINSBURG., PA. Q , if Phone Penhurst 9621 We Telegraph Flowers Wood Sz Wootton Floral Shoppe QUALITY FLOWERS 1 1 1 1 1 W I T H SERVICE THAT COUNTS 792 Penn Avenue Opposite Penn.Linco1n Hotel WILKINSBURG, PA. Q'C' 'A '''T'T T:'0' '' ''L'L 'L'A'A'A'A'A'A '''A 'A''' '''''''''' ''' '''Z''' ' ' 0' 1 1 1 1 jf DO YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A HOME? 32 Wilkinsburg Real Estate Sz Trust Company 1 1 A 1 A 1 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 11 Phone Store Hours: 8 a. m., 6 p. m. 12 Chuchill 5152 Saturdays, 10 p. m. ...... ...... Ol llll 0' - 'X- --- ------ - - - , --- ' ---- - - - - - - -. Murphy's Fountain and LUNCHEONETTE Where You Will Always Get the Best At the Lowest Prices in Wilkinsburg O'-.---Lee,-e,,-,-,,.,.,.,.,--,-,-,,.,.,.,.,.,,,,., , ,,.,,,.,O l.et's have a uiziversal language yi language strong and plain ll'itli no famfy frills, im I sl1alls nor I wills , Nu be spill instead of lie spills . I hereby proclaim! lfreedom from Macbeth, his cares and his u'oes,' lirom lVoolle,1', so useless as ewryoize kimu's,' Shakespeare, The Tempest and such silliness. llere's to a language for real use in business! HZicrdt. Bauman Bros., Inc. SALES SERVICE fr Economical Transportation i --5-1 , C limi 'il jg-Q-svRoLET,l il TRIO! NEW CARS USED CARS TRUCKS A BAUMAN CHEVROLET ,Y wrrwvvrwvwrr Y V if Don't Put Off that Papering Any Longer Over 700 Designs to Choose from WALTER S.atRADCLIFFE Wall Paper WHOLESALE RETAIL Dupont Paints, Varnishes and Enamels 52 757 PENN AVENUE 9 f-'-of-'-E-E-2 'ff-'f-of-s 'ff-A-of -of Take a tip from an old timer! CHURCHILL 0812 Ninety-third year Franklin said, He that waits upon fortune is never sure of dinner. Just now we are looking ahead to an era of prosperity. After high school, take a business course that will assure you the greatest benefits during this period and success in later life. DUFF'S IRON CITY COLLEGE Um' liiimlrcil iliiilx'-i 424 Duquesne Way-Pittsburgh-Atlantic 4875-4876 ll Fully accredited by the National Association Accredited Commercial Schools Nix SHERMAN DRUG CO. PENN AT swlssvALE LOWEST CUT PRICES Luncheonette Kodaks and Films Soda Grill Free Delivery Pe. 5896 JUST TELEPHONE 9766 History of the Class of '34 Listen, my children, and you shall hear Of the deeds of the Soph'nzores who came this year, Un the first of September in thirty-one. Of all days every Soph'more will remember that one. The officers true we 'non' will present, lfair lileanor Cowell, the class president, The 'vice-president is jolly Dan Thompson A nd Secretary-treasurer demure lileanor llodgdon. In interest our class should be giren the cup, lfor 'ice took part in ezerything which was brought up. At least in one instance the Sophoinores scored In the exciting campaign for A ctivity Board. ,-'ls every good story needs a touch of romance, Next comes to our minds the Sophomore Dance. Un Friday, October thirteenth, good luck sent The chance to frolic to our hearts content. And after the short time of ninety days, We've acquired the position of Sophomore fl's. A nd while we advance as the years roll by, li'e'll still remain loyal to Wilkinsburg Iligh. -Mary Nycum. U I nlu-nl lhixlv-N is ln 100 and on of H ool a Q A ' '' ''P''PT' P ' ': O For Quieker Starting Greater Power and N0 Knocks USE WILKINS GAS ,...,Y. , Patronize a Home Industry WILKINS OIL AND GAS CO. Service Station: Phone: Blending Plant PENN AVE. AT P. R. R. CHURCHILL 9667 MEADE ST. AT P R R O -v-.-. 0 1 AN QAPPRECIATION We have enjoyed keenly our work in producing this edition of THE ANNUAL. The laudable ambition of Miss Irma Hamilton and the staff, to make the best ANNUAL yet, was kept well in mind when we printed and bound the book. We wanted to do our part as best we could and hope we have pleased you. For twenty years we have made modest claim to a position as leaders in production of School Annuals. That we have held this leadership in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia is attested by our success this year in turning out books for leading schools in this section. On the part of Salesman, Service Men, Artists, Designers, Mechanical Superintendent, Typographers, Pressmen, and Binders, there has been that earnest, painstaking work which always means a good product in a plant keyed to unerring results in quality. Our plant is COMPLETE. All work except the making of the plates and the covers, is done under one roof. When selecting your Annual Printer, it is well to keep in mind that there are few plants in this class in the large section we serve. The Ziegler Printing Co., Inc. BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA. Unch l If tv AU 013 IQAIDHS One hundred forty'-U-xc 4 AUT06 IQAIDHS One hundred forty-two Annual Staff I:'dit01'-iii-Chief JAM ES EN KE LITERARY EDITORS ANNA MARY BAKER RIRHARD DENNISON I'IARRIET BANNATYNE DOROTHY GILLESPIE BETTY HAWTHORNE ART EDITORS IfI.INORli IIUMPIIRIES STEVE IVIARCINIZYN TYPISTS MARTHA MARSH I'IARRIE'I' ITIILLER ADVERTISING MANAGERS IIDOH MQKNIOHT WMILLIAM RHODES SALES MANAGER .IAMES HESS AUXILIARY STAFF ELIZABETH COATES ELIZABETH SCRITCHFIELD .IOHN GEORGE XVILLIAM SPRENGLE ERNEST OBERHEIM ROGER WENTWORTH ART ASSISTANTS MARY BALDWIN JAMES ORTH JEAN BUNTON RUTH STIMPSON MARIAN GARRISH EDWIN STRITZINGER KODAKERS CHARLES IIAMILTON SIDNEY PROCTOR SHERMAN HAMILTON WILFORD STIFFLER ARTHUR SWOGER Faculty Advisor Financial Advisor IRMA E. IIAMILTON C. E. ROWE 0 h d Iforty-three An Appreciation The Staff of The 1932 Annual wishes to thank all students and teachers who submitted work and pictures for publication, Mr. Price, Mr. Yetter, and the art department for their splendid cooperation, the local photographers, Mr. Steele and Mr. McClay, for their excellent service, the lVlcClay Studio for the donation of group pictures, the Ziegler Printing Co., Butler, Pa., and The Northern Engraving Co., Canton, Ohio, for their courteous and willing cooperation, our advertisers who made our Annual a medium for their advertisements, and each student who pur- chased an Annual, for without him The Annual would not be possible. One hundred f 1 1 1 1 I 1 X k 5 i f 4 i 2 ! X I i J I 5 1 ,-H' 'an --4,