Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1938 volume:

NIO T Cl l 'Cl C Q! 1935 RARADE CDE A BRIEF STCDRV CDF TI-IE SCI-IOQI. YEAR 9 TI-IE ANNUAL Published by the Students of Wilkmsburg High School Wilkmsbufg, Pd. 1938 Vol. XVII XY. S. XYuuD1sL'RN DEDICATICDN XXX-. thc .lmfzzal staff, salutn- you. Nlr, XYoocl- hurn. for your kind and helpful svlyiu- to thc sluch-nts of our school. You haw workccl so paticntly with us day after clay througfhout the cntirt- yn-ar, not only to teach us chemistry itsvlf, but also to help us in acquiring so many of those useful habits. which we will long use after many a Clit-iuical formula is forgotten, We will miver forge-t your patience with our ft-chlc efforts. nor thc conciseness of your explanations. nor the methodical way in which you taught u-s to pur- forin our cxperiments with cxzictm-ss. and we will always remember with clcliglu your subtle svnsu of humor and your kindly word of aclvitfc and hclpful SL1g'g6SIlOI1S, So to you. Nlr. XYoocl- burn, in behalf of the class of 1038, wc clt-mlicatf: thc .-Izfumzf, the l,tI7'1ItI7r' of 7038. 5 FGIQEWQRD Experience has taught us that everyone, whether young or old, finds pleasure in recalling' pleasant experiences and in reviewing the events of the past. As the years pass by, we find increasing satis- faction in looking back to review our accomplish- ments. But how soon does the mind. which be- comes absorbed in more compelling needs of the moment. lose many of the details, and thereby lose many a pleasant memory and the more delightful moments of reflection. Realizing the natural desire of the students to have some record of the days they spent in high school to which they may turn in future years. we the members of the start' of the 1938 Annual have chosen as our theme the litlftlllic' uf 1398 to give you, the reader, a pictorial review of the year's activities. lfor 1938 has been fruitful in events of interest and we hope that the Annual may recall for you many delightful experiences by means of never-forgetting pictures. 'l'he more i1n- portant events of each activity of our high school life We now parade before you in Words and in pictures. So turn the pages and read the story of the year. On with the l'i11'inft' of 7033! SCH-ICDCDL ,IFE BEGINS AT 8130 CCDNTEIXITS Ilivisicm I. l,llQ,1'L'S 1-S, lntrwcltictism, XYl1erein one linds the title, tlie dedienitifm. the fore- word. amd? the table uf contents. llivisifm H. l':1gesU-Stl. The Sclwul. XYlierein one linds pictures tif xlcliiiinistrzittwrs, faculty. and students nt, mark. llivisiuii III, l'1igt-S31-fall. Atetivities. XYl1L'l'k!iIl lliti lbiri lbivi 7 rme Iincls pictures and stories of the iuatjrwi activities amd the social life ttf the students. slim IV. l'1iges 61-76. .Xtlilt-tics, XYll6l'L'll1 une Iinds the wintry ttf varsity amd ll1fl'1l-ll11ll'1ll sports of tlie buys :ind girls. sion Y. l'ziges 77-ll-l. Students. XYllC1'IJill une tinds the individual pictures of senifvr leaders :md members ul' the seninr class. with group pictures of t-lass ullicers :md under- classinen. sinn Y1. Pziges 115 tw eiifl. Aclvertiseiuents. Xllierein one tinds the zlclvertisements of mer- elumts and lmsim-ss men who are interested in high selwwl students pf tmlziy. kiifvwiiig tlif-m tw he tliv lmvers of ltlIII4ll'1'HXY. xl,I..xc'1-1 .X vlfxvlc ICNTR KN T THE SCHQCDL Q6 Mm A l, Inf! In rjgfzlf las. IC. Hindmau ..,. Ralphli. Grieve .... Mrs. M, M. Mcliibbcn. ..., X. ll. Mclvlurray .... H. R. Scliweinbcrg .... Carroll ll. Dick ..,. Ruin. XY. .Xllisrm .... l. D. lfergiisuii .... H. Carmack .... Supt. NY. C. Graham. MEETINGS Ol 'l'HlC BOARD The School Board meets on the third Friday night of each muntli at S cfclnck in the Directors' rcmui in the High Sclirml Build- ing. Wallace Avenue, XYilkinsburg. Pa. BOARD Ol SCHOOL DIRECTORS Rmiiizm' XV. .Xl,l.ISON' J. D. Ifl-Liecziisux H. S. C,xi:xi.u'i4 RALPH K. Giuicvic C.xlelw1.1. ll. Dirk Mies. Mixiziuxx Mc'K1mf:i-:Y A. H. N ll'N ll'RR.XY Ol+'I IClCRS CARROLI. li. DIVK - - - - f'1'4'.rf1ff'11Z H. S. C,x1eixi.u'i4 - Vin' l'1u'.viaf4'11t H. R. Sc'llw'i:iN1sH1:f: - S4'f1'wfiz1'y K. M. II14:w1'r'1' - 7iI'z'rI.l'l11'z'I' AIAAILQ5 li. Iflixmux - - Safifflor 10 OUR SUPERINTENDENT lfor the past thirty-live years Mr. Graham has been our leader. He has held high ideals before us in all of our intellectual parades, hrst as principal of the high school, and later, from 1929 to the present day as superintendent of our schools. Throughout this long march he has capably guided and directed, not only our mental progress, but our physical advances as well. Keenly interested in all our activities, especially in our athletics, we see Mr. Graham as one of the earliest leaders in inter-scholastic competitive sports, and as one who did much to make the VV. P. I. A. L. a success. XVe see him again as the leader of many fine customs and tradi- tions of our school which have become firmly established and much beloved. Among these is our chapel service, so dear to the students and the alumni. As it is among the most cherished memories of the school days, we shall always thank Mr. Graham for teaching us how to pause amid the day's march for that quiet half-hour. 11 XVii.r.iAxr C. GRA H A xl S1fjnfz'inZfv11lw1l Nile. lfimvix lT.xl:suN ur Vice principal By his genuine sympathy and his kindly understanding of our problems. Mr. Getter has helped us te keep the regular and steady pace from day Lo day, that we may hold our banner high to the end of the parade. Qur Principal By his helpful words of eneeurageiiient, Mr. Carson has proven himself a real friend to all of us. His interest in nur activities and his enthusiasm for our sue- eess has encouraged us to keep in step through the parade of the year. M R. RAY GETTER Dean oi Girls XYith her cheery smile and friendly word, Miss Iidna Reitz has made her cozy office a lzfzmvz where girls may go to discuss their problems and questions of habits, manners. dress, and all kinds of social activities. She also supervises the Girls' Council and the Senior Counsellors. 'l'he former is composed of one girl from each health class. These girls serve as dean's aides and have as their goal. keeping the ap- pearance and social atmosphere of our school the finest. 'l'he Senior Counsellors are selected by our dean upon recom- mendation of the Girls' Council. These girls act as big sisters to the sophomore girls. meeting with them six times during the iirst semester to acquaint the new students with high school life. Miss Reitz also teaches classes in health and sponsors all social functions. Miss FDNA RLITZ MR, EDWARD F. lion Guidance Counsellor 'l'he functions of the Guidance Counsellor are numerous. Mr. Edward lige. our Guidance Counsellor, is always ready to be a personal advisor to every student of XYilkinsburg High School as he plans his schedule for the next semester. As college requirements change from year to year and new catalogs are required, Mr. lige keeps us posted as to these changes and it is he. who etticiently advises us all. whether seniors. juniors or sophomores, in relation to credits. and the courses and subjects best suited for the course we are to pursue. Our advisor keeps in contact with graduates through the school limployment Service. which is an aid to many former students that are seeking employment. 13 X Hillel XX ood S o l H NIcClymonds. Auto Shop . . . livelyn Brostrom. Sewing ind Biolovy Naomi Sloane Dress Designing . , . Margaret Heazlett. Home liconomics . . . I Peck l'lertr1c Sion lVlvrtle Wilson, Cooking . . . R. xl. Patterson, Auto Shop. 1 When Work is play Bang! Bang! Hang! go the hammers and tongs from the shops. Snip! Snip! Snip! go the shears from the sewing rooms. Snif! Snif! Snif! go we all as we get a whif of the goodies from the cooking classes. lfirst in line are the wood shop boys armed to the teeth with nails and keeping their hammers in tune with the needs of this modern age. 'l'hat purr we hear is from contented and healthy motors and batteries that have found new life in the auto shop. Right in line are the electric boys with their displays of lights. coils. generators, lamps, floor plugs. radios. doorhells. and transformers with all their complicated parts exposed. Look! Here come the girls leading a parade of tempting foods-foamy desserts, pudding, spicy pickles. jars of fruit. loaves of bread. pies. cakes, and even chicken a la kings-demonstrating as they march along the delicate art of delicious cooking and economic house keeping. Next in line is a fashion parade of the latest and smartest styles modeled by future duchesses and queens of style. There are school clothes, playtime dresses, and party frocks, all in a colorful gala array. 14 l-IQME ARTS AND TRADES AXI 21 Il. Ii. tea, Miss l'le11zluLL pouring . . . XYiring ll switch bmucl in ilu- clec trim: slwp . . . Nut um mzmy 1-wks Ln bake ll guml cnlac . . . l,I'i1CIlClllQ' fur ll style slum' of practical dresses .... X lesson in lillllllllglllgf . . . 'l'l1c party du-ss is styled by lClsic l'icrsnu . . . Llllft' :xml uccurzlcy are essential in llw wucmcl slump . . . lfincl ing what makes the angina- knfwk .... Xlwtlwcr lcssfm in electric wiring. 15 ART AND HEALTH Nlcchzmiczxl drawing tzlkes careful work . . . industrious nrt students . . . lntrai-lnurzll basketball . . , Making masks in crafts class. Those 2ll'L' but zi fcw scenes which slww some of the many activities for thc development of both the physi- cal :ind artistic sidu of students. sg. 'h --.,,, 16 Q65 dar' f M Fig? H if lfrzincis Yetter. nrt . , . Karl XY. lillllfbll.HlSYtl1'j'1lllCl ldxritlmll . . . xl. Glenn Smith. lleztlth . . . XXVIII. .X. l'rice. .Xrts und klflll-IS , , . slnhn li. Browning. llireetnr l'liysit'11l lCd .... sl. liznl Nlct'ne. l'hysic1il lid. and llistnry , . 4 lCx'11ngeline ,lLlllwlll'b. l'liysie11l lCd .... V. K. NYicker. Nlt cliziiiitxil llruwing. ARTISTS AND ACROBATS llzillettes :ind brushes, paint puts und tulies, posters and crafts. wfind blocks :ind at host of tmthers lll1'll'L'll in line in enlnrftll array. llrztwing bnzirds :ill dressed up in sinncks :ind lterets niairch along with drafting instruments and z1rtist's peneils :ind hrushes making' prints in the :irtistic sands of tiine. l'l:ister casts and little toy tigures :unid waiter enlnrs and fails help generzil design to carry nn with lettering :incl line drawing that all who stzind on the sideline :ind wait may receive swine ztpprecintinn nf ztrt. Left! left! left! right face! hztltl une! two! To the ringing' efnninnnds uf athletics :ind health. :ill the liygienic principles and ztthletie skills mine tn zittentinn. llere. are the little drills and :tcrnbntic stunts which lend the way tn the Gym lixhibit and lfield llaiy. Nlndern clzince and practical games with their bigger brothers varsity sports :ind intrxi-inurzil gztnies keep the crowd all interested as they keep price with the demands uf the dziy. See their white uniforms! Ilzitfr will hexilth und its :idherents :ire passing by. 17 Llart A Greer Josephine Gilmore Librarian . . . james Golden . . . Elizabeth Brind- ey Ruth I Long Ida Sue May . . Helen Heazlett . . . Ruth Wischnieyer . . . Helen -X Xnderson Rhoda 'VI lueattv Xlice D. Maguire . . . Viola Smith. one For All dna All Fog one Heads up! English marches on! Over the rolling hills of words and phrases with senior linglish, under the guidance of Wloolley, in the lead, comes a distinguished group-literature, both English and American, followed by Theme Wlriting, the twins Modern Essays and Stories and dear old Grammar. Flying high are banners bearing such words as. f'lVlore Book Reportsf' Longer Themes. and Down with Easy Nightworkf' One curious little banner was labeled 'Nicer Notes and Ifriendlier Letters. Behind these came the float, with and P. painted on its side CSubject and Predicatel on which rode many passive Verbs and Nouns. Step- ping snappily along come active Verbs and Prep O'Sitions and little ConCniej Junction followed by a host of commas and periods. Re- gardless of person, number, gender, and case, all eight parts of speech fall into line to march to the front. Closing up the rear, comes a grand finale. For there's poetry with her ballads, her odes. and her sonnets, with a group of dignified plays. Then there's the novel all dressed up in brief reviews with book reports and precis writing. lfinally without a falter comes a myriad of Oral English topics, eagerly striving to keep the pace set for all, 18 ENGLISI-I lfillcling the call number in the iles . . . Library reading . . . 'l'hcmc writing' in class . . . A swcinlizccl l'c-vitallinll in sophmnurc linglish. 19 Comptometer drills . . . Seen in the transcription class . . . Vtforking for speed and accuracy in typing . . . Acquiring skill using the dictaphi une, Finance at a Glance typewriting crew. Peck! Peck! Peck! Back space. Swish! 'l'ap! Tap! Tap! New paragraph formation. 'l'hus they march to the rythm of their favorite sing. Hltltl XYords ln ,X Minute. Now in perfect order we see little bottles of ink with pens. and rulers coming next, followed by the debits and the credits, the protits and the losses. the assets and the liabilities. with the overheads. the in- comes. the costs, and the retail prices, all striving to keep in their places and some to keep out of the red ranks. Singing in a me- chanical language of their own. queer little figures consisting of dots and dashes. with twisted lines and curves, tramp proudly along in the parade of shorthand. Behind them come their less known but equally dignitied companions. the tripletsfCtammercial Geo- graphy directing routes with product-arrayed maps: Commercial Arithmetic counting the miles and demonstrating the short cuts. while Commercial Law keeps them all within bounds. VK'ith them are all their relatives from Office Practice and Transcription. 'llhere come the packs of the tiling cards with card indexes. Behind them quietly march the llictaphone drills. Speedy tigures from adding machines and comptonieters with mimeograph forms in 'nolicate copies keep a steady pace as whole sets of bookkeeping and accounting problems strive to keep a perfect balance. Bring- ing up the rear comes another group of the typewriter crew keeping time with their tap, tap, tap! Click! Click! Click! Here comes General Business with his f 20 CCDMMERCIAI. lilizzlbeth Steele. Typing . . . Keillru M. Cuvil. 'lrzmseriptifm . . . Marion Limluy, Buukkeep- ing . . . H. 'l'. Gritllth . . . XY. -I. lilliott. licfmoxmlies . . . XY. AI. Berry. liookkeeping' . . . Merlin Chute. Typing . . . G. M. Lfamrpbell. Com. Geugrzlplmy . . . Sue Reclcz1y,'I'yping' . . . Bess linger, Sllllflllilllil . . . Myrtle 'l'Iwmpsrm, Ollice l'r:urtice. 21 ' Rs ist a part of the German class busy at work . . A l rench class dramatizes a recitation . . . Sunt tres discipuli. in a Latin class . . . Singing Christmas carols in Spanish. l-lands ACFOSS tl'lZ S26 NVith English leading the international display of words, we exhibit our banners proudly waving on high over the heads of our neighbors across the sea. XYith bands playing the Marseilles, Deutschland ueber alles. and other national anthems, the parade comes to a halt for everyone to salute. The marchers then swing into line joining hands and thoughts with those of other lands. Thus parades the foreign Language Department in all its glory. Latin. the parent language of all. is leading the way with French, Spanish. and German following in close formation. French verbs and Spanish pronouns step along with Latin declensions, keeping in perfect time with the music of the Romance languages. In the distance may be heard the steady tramp of Caesar's legions, thun- dering voice of Cicero, or the quieting musical refrain of Virgil's versesg while nearer may be heard their modern counterparts from France, from Spain, and from Germany. lin avant, marchons! Liberte! Ngalite! lfraternitel Las senoritas lispanoles bailen. Parade! Marsch! So onward march these students of languages trying to promote a better understand- ing for international peace and good will. 22 FCDREIGIXI LANGUAGE Ella S, Hockcnberry. Latin . . . Geraldine Dccnlcr. Spanish . . . Irma IC. Hmniltrm. Latin . . Helen M. Slmuster, French . , . Rcna1XV. Runcy, French . . . lit-tty Guckclberger, fltlflllllll . . Vvlllllil Gotl',Lutin:1nd French . . . Mary li, XYuoclw11rtl1. 'l'yping. 23 XY. S. Yllzoclburn. Chemistry . . . Helen Campbell, Biology . . . Kenneth leclrow. Geometry . , R. C. Helmbolcl. Physics . . . vl. 'l'. Igo. lX'l11thematics . . . lilsie llressler. Biology . . , I . XY, Benton. Geometry . . . C. ll, jeffrey. Physics . . . lane Anderson. .tlgebrxi . . . Chas. Beck. r., Chemistry .... X. bl. King. Trigonome Bugs and Numbers 'l'o the tuneful clash of tuning' forks and the rhyth- matic beat of rules and sines. the Mathematic and Science departments come marching by. In advance is Chemistry. who acts as the drum major for the Science llepartment. followed by his two industrious lieutenants, Biology and Physics. 'l'hen come the dancing numbers, very striking in their cubistic and triangular uniforms. Geometry stepping high and waving tangents, segments, and circles in the air. ,Xfter him comes his cabinet! Algebra with its signs all dressed up in their alphabetic suits and General Math with his quadruplets, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication. and Division. 24 MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE Next in liue and cosiniug very beautifully are such famous persrmages iu mixed array. lJ2lI'2lllL'llbQ'l'2llllS and rhmubnicls. circles :mud squares with many an wclcl shaped figure. Here comes H20 and NaCl all dressed up in test' tubes and beukersg there's an atmu or two with ll big hug :tml ll bee: but un little germs do we see without nur Illll'l'tlSL'tlI7lL' eyes. There are rays uf light. with weights aucl measures. little wuucls :incl heat waves all iu scieutitic furiu. in Scientific Form Ifuture hiulugist busy at wmk . . . Nick tiucls his problem a bit puzzling . . . Geuiiietry Llt'll1L1llClS skill in draw- ing '.... Xhuost syunnyiuruis terms. gc-rmiiietiy and industry '... Ifm' exact- uess try physics . , , Lust-in the ex- periment. une tiukunwu. 25 Pointing out that boundary lines have no permanent residence . . . 'I'he Con- stitution has its amendments and its posters . . . Not so serious as it may seem, to practice A-X Cappella singing . . . To speak or not to speak. in Tune With the limes Ibo. re. mi, tra. la, la! 'l'he Music Department comes into view! 'l'here's the band and the choir in their well known uniforms, parading' ahead of the orchestra and music classes. NYith them are many famous celebrities. 'l'here's Dr. Um and 'from Bone, Sop Rano, and A-Xl 'l'o, and of course, all the little Sharps and lflats and the Naturals, all in tuneful array. Now we see two pages announcing Tin' Vfznkuv King, and there he is, in all his regal robes, followed by his supporting cast. Then come the many little but interesting One Act Plays with their directors and managers. Look! now we can see Sophomore NVorkshop and the Voice Speaking Choir and Public Speaking. 'l'here's dear old Play Production marching' ahead of Senior Play. 26 MUSIC, SPEECH and HISTORY Here comes History repeating herself. as she delves into the past. bringing her huge family with her. 'l'here's l'. 0. IJ. squab- bling with General History over who has the largest following. Look! Here are the dates, inuortant and otherwise, vvino' with . J 2-Q , one another for the nrst place of honor, And there are the patriots and Joliticians with their much loved im Jortant facts, Il'VlIl4 to I l Q . t- deinonstrate which can create the greatest cause and ertect for the banner head in march of time. lidxv. .'X. jenkins. ji., History . . . lilwood N. Scott. llancl and Orchestra . . . Donald H. ' Rodgers. History , . . Sara Parson, llrania . . . ul. H. Creigh. History . . . Nlinnie Belle Nlctjuis- ton, History . . . Robt. U. llarkley. Director of Nlusic . . . Nlarion Starkey. Speech . . . lfrances Coulter. History. 27 A111111 Nl. f1L'111t'1'. S1-1'1'. 111 511111 .... 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During the football sea- stm. the l,21l'ttl1l-,llU1lCl1lfl' Assweiatimm has Charge of the refreshment stand. The prutils. nbtained from selling countless hot dogs. lee eream, Candy, and peanuts. are used to prmuote the welfare wurk uf nur scluml, 'l'his xwrk provides baskets at Thanksgiving and fllI'lSll1l21S. Luuehes, eluthing. and l1'anspo1'tatiun are furnished fur others, Some nf the money this year will be used fm' graduation needs. Ol l lCl'IRS lI1'e'.l'flfz'llf - - - - Mies. xl. .X. Clwtxtlxtzs I itu- l,I't'.Vflllz'lIf - Mus. I-l. W. lJALfc:Hr:14'1'v Sf'f1'uftzz 1' - Nltss l'll.IZ.Xlil-I'I'H BRINUIJQY 7'1'.v1,t1m'1' - NIR. l. G. Zl1ic:1,1c14 Q'OMN'll'l l'lCli CILXIRMICN l'1fb!ifi!y - - MR, L. H, Slllux' II!!-!!11't' - - Nlles. llaxm' S'l'lCNY,XR'I', Ste. llmpiftzfffy - - Nllts. li, KI. Llcwls l'wgn1111 Nlles. R. XY. llvmts l1lf111z5f'1'.v!1ij2 - Nlles. ll. 15. l'x1u414 lfimzfm' - MR. ,l. H. flillillill Xliss llrlltwlln-5 . . , Xlr. Ziegler , . , Xlrs. Kllllllllilllgb Nlt lim llulx 29 la'f'11afztfL tl Cfmjnvl Vlfiffzfafzf :M C K A ACTIWTI ES THE BAND Sound ol fllZ DFUFTIS STOP! LOOK! LIS'I'lCN! Here comes the bztnd! Hear that peppy music und see those boys higli-stepping it to at snappy march I Rain or shine, hot or cold. we know that the bamd will lend our pnmdes and niureh off with the prizes as they did in the XYilk- insburg Golden Anniversary l,1ll'21ClC and again in the Halloween Parade. Vllhen theres rt lull in pepemeetings or when the team is winning or losing. the band never fails to strike up ll peppy song and in 11 few minutes everybody's shouting and the team starts down the tield for il touchdown. Rat-ai-tzit-tat! Long may they lead our marches! D11'1'1'f111' - - l':1..VYtNllJ N. Sc'o'1 1' .SZ11z1't'11l D11'1'1'!111' - llWliill'I' BAIQICIQ Sf1111'1'11f ,ll111111g1'1' lilulw S'l'r:wAR'1' 13171111 ,1l11j111' - filitlllfili 'KlNTZlNt2 Sf'L'l!lltf 11171111 11I11j111' - lion Nflc'IN'l'v1u-1 .lim-1'11f - - C1.lx'rox lil'RKIC'l I' Tigm' - - - YlNi'lCN'I' CIIAPMAN Qlllflll' !1'1't1n'1'.v - l'iR.XNli XY.xl,slr, Lotus S'I'UlilUilCR l i1's1,row: Sucmlcl llrnm Nlzljur. li. xlCl!lly!'t'Z I.. St0L'l'lik'l'. U. lce, ll. Miller, ll. -lilllitf. ll. Ilzn-tson, i I. Pzulslizi. R, I':tlitti. R. Allmitz. ll, Shaw. li. vlorstznl, l'. Lzlllixc, XY. Sxxzm. ll. Peterson, Mr, Scott., XY. NY:ilsh. lfrst llrnm Xlztjor. ii. liinizing. liewimlu flrtnns: C. llurkutt. Tiger. Y. tlizipninii, Second run: lf licrulli. li. liiliglizuil. l'. Hiller. -l. lfultoil. lf. Cox. XY. Xlz1y1'Osc. li. llurrcll. l', Poxoii. YY. L'lum1nt'r. lf. Scllmixl. lf. Sinipsoil. ll. Ilolnsml. 'I'hi1'tl row: XY. NIcvL'r:4, l'. lfelxiilt-V. 'lf Szxnieon. T. XYz1kn-lit-lil. ll. liniglit. R. Xycuni. Xl. Sloane. if linlst-r. R. lflruy, li. Beaton, li. Stininurl S, lluglics. lfourth YYWW2 l . lianelifles. ll. llilmlmrml. ll. XX'ilcox. Ii. XYilson. li. Stewart. XY. XVeitzt-l. if Burns, il. Foote. R. Knight, VI, Szintlin. li. Sruiforml. li. Slieckler. .3 4 02. Front rmv: M. .X11c1ers1111. 11. 11011. C. Stewart. 1, Kfclntvrc. G, 1.r1v. L. S111it11, XI. 13. 1'!11c11:111:111. XY Sclirieber, 11. 1jIlTtC1'5l711, -1. Gray. A. 1Ta11g11c1'ty. Al. 1'4L'1Cl'H17E'I1I1.. C. .X1k111Z:1l1. SCCQ1111 row: M, M. ANL'1v11111, 11. 1f11'ic11. 17. Xlcliriiwiiick. .X. Ilcakes. M. 11, 1Qc1111c11y. 11. 1.. 11111171111 M. 1'.11r1111gc1'. V. 111-sixiarais. 11. X1c1ic1vey. 51. XY111111, Ii. S1l1C11L'1, DI. NC1S11l1. '1'11ir11 1'111v: Il. 11o111c11. If. 1 111'11. 12. Si11x11-11, IJ. 1:2l1iL'1', Al. 1'1l111011. R. Huge, 'lf I11,-1'1'i11g11111, II XY11ippo. 13. '11111lIl1, 1.. Geurigc. 11. 13e11. C. l!111'1-cn-11. ,. . , . , .. - . . , 11111 rnrxvt I. 11Q11sw111't11. l. 11'l1cc..1. 1,1N111sl. 1 K1z11111v11. 11, 1lc1'1'111g11111. 11. 1.11L'1iL'. 11. llzlssi-11111111 1', 1I1'11etzi11ggc1'. 15. K11n'ga11. 15. I'1'ic1-. 11. Nlcisi-1. Il. ,Xllil11l. 11. Y111111g. 1r1 Song Qur Voices Raise XYit11out a songfthe day c11111c1 111-ver end. 111116 A Cappella Choir strives to make t11is 111111111 fe1t t111'1111g111111t the 501141111 by its c1ai1y 011111111 singing of responses i11 L'111llJC'1, carc11i11g at C111'1H11111lS time. a11c1 by t111- annual fall and spring cwmcerts. In adclition to singing in SC11001 p1'11c111cti1111s su1'11 as the C111'1S1.ll121S C1111- cert and the Spring l estiva1. t11e choir 11as represe11l1'c1 our sc1111111 11y singing i11 clubs. at KHUfl1llll1ll1S store during the C111'1S1Il1llS seaswn. at Ca1'11egie Music Hall, and at t11e 111111nti111e St'1'YiL1'S during 11111y XXI-1-14 at the 1 i1'sL 1'resbyteria11 Church of XVi1ki11sburg. The choir rehearses one period cac11 day and 111-fure every p111J1ic pro- duction tl1ey spend 111uc11 time. after s15I111111 hours. perfecting their se1ectim1s. A choir 111e111ber always leads the 11yll111 during c11ap1-1 service. and the c11f1i1' a1s11 takes an active part 111 nur song cliapt-1s. Under l11c capab1e direction uf N111 R. O. 111111-i1L'y. 1111- 1'l111i1' keeps ll leading pusitiun in t11e parade of scl111111 activities. ljirwtm' - R111:1i1:'r U. 11.x1414l.1cv Sf!llIic'1lf illzlllilgfl' - - 11lI.I. Nlrwiarzxs Su1'n't1z1'y-7'rm.v1zwr - - 12171111121-2 11121z1e1N1:'1'11Y 411-IAN GRAY - LM1'111'i1111.1- - - 'Inns 1'1l'l.'l'1lN A CAPPELLA C1-10112 -5-1 Qu Strings: llalcer, liagarise. Rawdon. Smith. j, Smith. Al. Thames. llartnicyer. Gilbert, Ingram, lfnlton. Rial, Ii. 'l'hanies, larnot. buplit, lilickcr. llnrns, Xnngst. Rich. Garncll, McMahon, llailey, Tilton, M. Al. XYilkcs, Il. Nlcalahon. VVoodwinds: Sumner, Knight, Shcckler, Sampson, liintzing, Ultcy, Kennedy, Chilcotc. Payne, Hughes. Brass: XYilcox. llurrcll. NYilson. l'lemmer. lee, troslmy, Meyers, Swan, XYolf. l'oxon. , Piano: .l. Xiiarncr. llarimliaplionez Miller, Hietzel. l'ercussion: l,ahivc. Albitz. CRCHESTRA M ISIC HATH CHA RMS Music hath charm they say. and we have learned to anticipate its charm to prepare us for our daily chapel service. Although we too often enter chapel and take our seats, chattering all the while, we do feel its charm and know it to be a source of great pleasure. After the tap of the gravel. two members of this orchestra direct' our meditations as they play the prelude. Again the entire or- chestra plays as it accompanies the singing of the hymn. which is under student direction. Nluch of the enjoyment of our song' chapels on Tuesdays is due to the orchestra as it accompanies the students as they sing' their favorite songs, 'l'hen there is that lively march, which sends us from chapel to the next class. full of pep. Not only at chapel time. but also at all school productions. the orchestra entertains the audience with favorite concert selec- tions as they wait for the curtain to rise on another successful per- formance. lflach year. several of our members are selected for the All- XVestern and the All-State Orchestras. 'l'rios and quartets are or- ganized from the orchestra to provide entertainment for various clubs and organizations. Not only must members of the orchestra have instrumental talent. but they must also spend many hours of out-of-school time to learn the selections in order to make their daily practices together. instructive and worth while. Unless we are students of instrumental music, we often do not realize the hours of patient practicing that is needed to make a harmonious rendering of one of our favorite selections. Although the orchestra receives little publicity during' the school year. it occupies a very important place in our flrlfdlllc' of 1033. Dirvdm' - - ELWOOIJ N. Stiorr S1iZldt'lIf Clllllllilldlfll' - 13014 RAWDON Cazmvl flltzxfn' l,WltilI'l' BAKER 34 DRAMA Cn With line Play .Xinung the must delightful divisions nf our parade are our sclinul plays presented by students of the speech department. Be- sides the inany one-act plays, two major plays are given each year. knmyn as the fall and spring plays. 'l'lie seniurs of 1057 gave as their spring pnicliictirwii Tfzu li'ifw1!.v by Sheridan. a costuine play of the Sliakespearc-an period. The fall play this year was Tiff' lvzlllkm' Arilllif which pruvecl a delightful surprise ln everyone with its bit of mystery. llim-ffm' Nliss Suu llxiasox The Yankee King. XYnri'iecl inaicls. Ra-cldiu: and lfirvyw-i's , . . Crown price, llnlnsmi and the i queen. Y, Sumner . . . Planning lww In liancllv llic king. llarry. Singer. and Ldlllblt' . . . 'l'lie I king. lx. Nliln, in nil-clilation . . . The priswners are rescued. Nlc'L'utClienn. Kline. Lainliie. Iinnnn. Ifnuu-. anal Cayanangli . . . The king. again! 35 The Rivals: Kissing the 1ady's hand .... X truce is made . . . Mrs. Malo- iroy vets some attention . . . Sivinf on the lovcrs . . . Honor must be avenged if . . C' I v M . . . Begging forgiveness . . llic town gossipers . . . W ell! the smry grows. 36 ACTIVITY BQARD The Business ol time Year ldvery uther XX'ednesd:ly. there is 21 meeting ul' that inl- purtztnt llllfllllllllllllll. the .Xetivity liuaul, to listen to the reading of the minutes and to trztnsnet the business uf the board. ln these minutes is 21 record of alll sclwul tinnnees secured frmn plays and exliibitifins und lww it is spent. Beside tinatneizll 1'eern'cls utlier business :tetirmns :ire l'CCUI'f,l1fLl. for the board elects student IIIZIIIZIQQTS of all seliool pm- duetiuns :md the editor and business inztnngers of the yeztrbunk und newspzlper. the gxlllllllll and Hi XYZIXS. This Hl'g'1'l1llZi1ll0ll detinitely gives the students an up- piirttlnity tu participate in schfml 4lpt'T1lllUl1S even thottglt the inelnbersliip is limited tw tive students. Xxvllll the tive students. elected by popular vote uf the student bucly. itre fnur faculty members. appointed by Mr. Catrsim. wlw nets us eliairlnztn. .Xn itnpurtztnt mgzttiizzttiwli deserving at platee uf liwnrir in the fjzlftltllz' af 1038. MEMlllfRI47l :lcl1lty: Xllss -lime ,Xl1mle1'su11. NIV. F. ll. Q'!11'sun, Hr. l'. kll,-hllettiey, Miss llelexlkilitlstvw, Mi R. -I, l'zxttex'sun. Students: littte lirziss, Clxarles lfelmlcy, XYilliam Mangan. Yirgtnxzt l'm'tei'. llztve Nike. HT ' ioxx nu I Xlelntyre, l'. NYilliams. M. l,, Hunt, .X. lleanllcc. I.. linotle, li. George, ies t s L x Sampson, li. Xlctiarvey. Nl, Bl. Ilell. S cond t x I Ixins, ll. Young. IZ. llopkins. tl. llerrington. ll, Spears. J, Stiefel. AI, t s o -yne. ll, Ferguson. STUDENT CCDUNCII. information please Has my green umbrella with the yellow stripes been turned in ? This is but one of the many inquiries that are put to members of the Student Council daily. One of the most important duties of the Student Council is the sponsoring of the Information and Lost and lfound Departments. which have their headquarters at the Student Council Desk. In connection with their work, the Student Council compiled a Student Handbook which has proven itself indispensable to juniors and seniors as well as to sophomores. All student elections are sponsored by the Student Council and the Council itself annually chooses the ushers and the cheerleaders for the fol- lowing year. XVe are indebted to this organization for our peppy football programs in the fall. Extensive research work for any new school project is made by the Student Council before it is undertaken. All charters for new clubs are granted by them. Cheerful messages are sent to students who are unable to attend school because of sickness. This school governing group consists of twelve seniors, six juniors, and three sophomores, who are elected by their classmates. Those elected serve until graduation. The organization meets every second Tuesday and be- hind the closed doors of those meetings the very life of the school is nour- ished and encouraged to attain higher standards. Under the excellent sponsorship of Miss Ruth Long and Miss Helen Anderson, the Student Council has led our l'a1'aa'i' of 1938 through another successful year. STUDENT COUNCIL IN ACTION QSee Page 39l Emerson George, president, calls for the reading of the minutes . . . Checking the voters' lists prior to class election . . . ltlmerson dedicates the memorial tablet for the NYorld XYar Veterans . . . Casting ballots at class election . . . Sorting out lost and found articles . . . Seeking the lost book at the L. and F. Desk. 38 cc' llzlgn- .383 i 39 Lewis, :1ss't 1JllOlUgl'1lllllCl' . . . ,l11li:1 helps tu itluutify smiim' pictures . . . llrafly Ntewzirt. tht: stall plwtnigrztpliei' . . . thc eflitur clwcks activity sheets with A1111 and liob . , . Nlr. flriftitlt, :111cliti11g thc :1ccou11ts . . . the busiiicss staff in action . . . thc literzxry stuff :tt Il busy timc . . . Ala1'jo1'ic gets the z1clvisc1 s help with senior pictures .. lilliott urgcs speed frcrm the artists, llofsclter Zlllll ciZi1lIlOll . . . how sports are writteti . . . the adve1'tisi11g mgs. holzl Zl l'OI'lfC1'El'lCC . . . the i111lispc11sable typist. lcdffor No1zMAN Co'1 1'ER ANN lJ,xUr1H12R'1'v I J111eo'1'Hv IJAv1Dsc1N l31:1e'1'HA CQANNON lilI,L Hu1fsctHER l311,1, H4ll'l'FR ,XXNE xI12N141Ns VI1x1:CF1,1,,t KENNEDY ICTHRI, L.x1s0V1TZ 11019. R. HIANIILTON 40 T A F F ADVISORS RHOSLVN BISHOFI l',xUL Ll'l'TI.IC INEZ LOGAN lima NEEDHAM Blum' STEWART C1,A1RE S'1'1cw1xRT HELEN SHi:1,1.140P1v bl U1,1A XYAK1c11'1ELD 15011 XVILLISON lxl.-XRJORIE Wooly XVILBERT ELLIOTT T Tl-IE ANNUAL Footprints in the Sands of lime just like sheep jumping over xi fencegone thing after another. Subscriptions-must sell a thousand. Hey! I've got too much money. where did it coine from? Senior lJlL'lllI'6SfSfI-Ttlltl-SlI hasn't had his pic- ture taken yet, but he says he will have it by next week. l riday's the deadline! Activity sheetsfthese people who spell academic with two e's instead of two a's! Alphabetizing the senior names-what comes first. ak or al ? How should I know, l'm way dow in the Xlns. School activity pictures-where's what's-his-name? He's president of the club. we can't take the picture without him. XYrite-upsfwell. 1 haven't got all the information yet, but I'll have it in by tomorrow. f'l'he same ex- cuse has been used for the past two months.j Mounting pictures-it's the time the Annual room smelled like a glue factory or rubber vat. Put- ting the dummy tmmgethergeverybody with different ideas. l'roof-read- ingvhow do you spell believe , ie or ei ? 'l'he Annual goes to pressghurrah!-what a relief, a sigh from the very heart of the staff and an especially large one from the editor and the advisors. Now there's nothing to do but wait-which is almost as bad as work- ing late at night. lfinallv the day of distribution-smiles from all sides, as delighted sophomores and juniors find their pictures. the seniors busily exchange Best XYishes and signatures. The dark circles under the eyes of the advisors. the editor and the entire staff were worth all those smiles we hope you will get when you look at the Pimzdi' of 1938. Al'X1LlA RY S'l'.Xl l Him. L'I,liMBIl'fli juris Rissicie Ro1s'i'. Diairiu Mixiw BUsc'ii Hnieisizm' lCi,i,io'i 1' BI5'l l'Y ANN Ckizmz NORMAN Litwis Front row: I. Logzxii, Nl. lliiscli. ll. Creilc, ll. Dnviilsoii. A. rleiikins. R. llislloff, l 1l1 lofi ll. Shcllkopf. VI. Risser, A. Danglierty. C. Stewart. fccoml row: l'. Little. N. fotter, ll. Xccrlliztni. ll. llofscllcr. ll. Wvillison, ll. lillii ll. Stewart. ll, lloppcr, R. Ilrinnin. Aliscnl: ll. l'leniinei', li. Hannon, Xl. Kennedy, li. Laliovitz. DI. VVakefield. Xl. VYooil VW.-- , X , . K 41 rl? E i L 1 ,,,, Hi Ways Staff. First row: N. Stephens. D. Lawrence, B. Travis, li. Blichacl, I.. Moser. Y. l'orter, Rl, Zeigler. I'. Spray, lirlitorg Walkie, ll. Ileachey, AI. Iivans. ll. llopkins, R. llunnn. C. Hoyle. Second row: R. Ritts, P. BlClr.E1tlQl1liIl, I.. llaltlenian I'. hlcfacory. NI. M, liell, ll. llrass. Y. Reagan, Nl. Leathen, Y. Kurtz, ll. 'l'arr. ll, lilages. Y. llatenian, lf. Klcliilmlien. Sl. lluck, .X. Nelson. Thirtl row: A. llnffnian, C. Ekis. .X. llartmeyer. -I, t'uniniings, ll. Blcliee ll. Power, Il. tinno, IS. lfootc. XY, Young. L. Spitler. Xl. Senkewitz. Nl. Rlc,Xtccr. ll. flevelantl. Fourth row: G. Trcloar. XY. Blclice, ll. Milliken, ll. Dobson. R, Porter, .X. Ileamllce. li. 'l'ncker, lf. Rodgers, 'l'. tnnimings. l'f. t'avanaugh. li. Nlcliec. li. Ross. The Eyes and Ears of the School PAPICRI l'Al'lCR! EXTRA! l+1X'l'RA! Not the shouts of the Hi Ways salesmen, but really what every Hi Ways isfan lfixtra Supertine lidition. Unlike other newspapers it can be purchased for two days. If you forget your nickel on Thursday or just had to have some ice cream for lunch, you can always get your copy at the Student Council Desk on lfriday. VValk into the Hi VVays Office any evening before the paper goes to press and you may be met-and may be knocked over by a reporter who simply must get some- thing to till up the last column on page four. However, this is not the only time the staff works, for when something' funny. unusual, or particularly dumb happens, there always seems to be a Hi Ways Re- porter around to jot it down in his little black notebook. Then. to the amusement of some and the embarrassment of others. it is sure to appear in the next issue of the Hi Ways. Then there is that time consumer, the bane of every reporter's existence-heath lines. Almost any time in the day you can tind at least one reporter talking to him- self. counting' on his lingers, or chewing a pencil over a line that has too many units in it. Then, Scoop! that rare occasion in a reporters life when he gets a pat on the back from the editor and his article appears on the fronti page. However. our editor does not sit on a swivel chair with his feet on the desk and bark orders at all his underdogs. he works with them and with the advice of Nliss lieatty and the cooperation of the staff, he has made every issue of the Hi Ways an Extra Edition. ln'u'ffa1' - - PAUL Sifiuy .'llfT'f.t'07' Riionx VI. l31ct'i'l'Y 42 I-II WAYS The editor and advisor hold a conference . . , Proof reader Moser and make- up editor. Porter at work . . . K. Ross the Hi lYays' best salesmarr on the job, sell- ing his fellow staff members papers ...A - Xlumni and Exchange editors. Mcliibbeu and Travis. busy as always . . . Associate editor. Ziegler. feeding work to the typists lVlcLaughlin, Ritz and Buck . . . Sports writers as well as sports Writers, Cuno and Foote. I .,.... l i 43 Sr.-Jr. group officers confer with advisors Misses Steele and Smith . . . The Soph. Cabinet pose for a picture . . . Mary Busch soph. group pres. holds a conference with her fellow officers . . . Cabinet of the Sr.-jr. group . . . Matching Valentines for the prize . . . practising for the roller skat- ing party . . . Vllaiting their turn to win a heart . . . Searching for the lost heart . . . Peggy aims for the unknown. i l , l l l 44 GIRL RESERVES I-ll-Y lii-Yfflfrout row: ll. Rankin. R. Zureher. R. Stairs. R. Price, I. XvilS0l1. lf. llalsley. B. Foote. IB. Areliiballl, I'res. 12ll1 'l'. Cummings, G. Herrington, II. McConnell, II. Eversole, G. XYible, N. illoeliel, Pres. 1Z.Xg R. Spears. Seeoml row: IJ. Trigoninles. AI. Mel7arlaml. Al. llunter, R. Campbell. R. Coons. II. Fritz, ll. Meliee, li. George, C. XXYZITIICF. C. Burns, C. Kepple, C. Getz, F. Burr, I.. Frost, C. Burkett. Tliirll row: K. Ross, C. Schwab, R. Nyeum, F. Baird, .X. MeCalla, VY. Selieig, li. liostwiek. H. Bliller, O. L. lee, ll. Dash, C. XVl1it6eld, R. Long, C. lfelmley, IZ. Getknn, D. Beaton. Fourth row: Il. Armstrong, li. Davis, II. Gray, Ii. lrlolben, B. Melntyre, ll. XYylie, li. lYilson. l'. Spray, L. Stoerker. R. Lewis, E. Cavanaugh. C. Heyne, ll. Hartson. 'l. NX akehelcl, R. Bennett. Top row: H. Rlenhorn, G. liintzing. l'. Katzennieyer. I. l'ainter. R. Porter, lI.vXYi4llison. E. Rodgers, KI. Reicholnl, II. Locke, R. llishoff, D. Powell, M. XN'ylie, S. Ferguson, Al. Blelxee, iN. Lotter, R. Harry. ln the Social Whirl H1-Y CLL'B. Forward marches the Hi-Y Club, steadily striv- ing to reach a goal of clean speech. clean sportsmanship, and clean living. Meeting every week they have proved themselves to be the up and coming Club in school. sponsoring many activities for the general good time of all. President, Norman Mochelg vice president, Herbert Hartson: secretary, Tom Cummings, treasurer, Ben Footeg sponsors, K. IJ. Tedrow and Al. T. Golden. GIRL RESERVES. Because the membership is so large there are two divisions of the Girl Reserves. Each division Works inde- pendently but combines for general affairs as the Girl Reserves and Hi-Y dance. Their ideals are quite similar to those of their brother organization. Officers of senior-junior group: President. Ruth llummi vice president. Laura Spitlerg secretary, Irene Melielvey: treasurer. -lean Risserg sponsors, Miss Elizabeth Steele and Miss Viola Smith. Oiiticers of soph. group: President, Mary Busch: vice president. Marjorie jenkins: secretary, Betty Ann Crede: treasurer. Ruth Steinfurthg sponsor, Miss Helen Campbell. I-ll-Y CABINET l 4 5 44 CCDMMERCIAI. and BUCK CLUBS Conunercial-L'pper groupflfront row: G. Baum, j. Smith, F. lJcVito, I. llyrcl, H. Dasczilas, li. liahyah, li. Corona, ll. Siple, G. Sinilh, li. James, R. Moberg, VV. Hoover, XY. Hoover, F. Angelo, ll. Major, R. Swancy, .X. jones, M. Kennedy. Suconrl row: M. llnck, l'. .X1lshouse, L. Cowell, ll. llclflowcr. Pres., B. llcnlcr, M. Nclqoii, li. Rznnalcy. B. J. Bfonroc, XV. Young, R. Bennett, J. llarvcy, J. Hvss, L. Magee, K. Lowry, ll. Riss1,L C. White, C. DcConna. A. Bowers. Third row: lf. Schlcicher. RI. Blcllratli. l'. Harrolfl, R. Matter. R. Kratcr. B. NVcsscl. Ii. Payne, li. Munflsingcr, I. Fcdcrkcil, D. W'citzcl, G, Vitiua, M., Moser, R, XVright, R. T:igg2,a1'l, S. My Palmer, .X. Barclay, ll. Ncliught. . Top row: Il. Connelly, A. llmiavaii, R. l'o1'tc1', l'. Schweikzirt, bl. Allcoru. ll. VVilson, L. AlCC:l'lllOl1gll, L. Mzn'Ol.ta, A. Tcbbcts, G. lioycr, J, Loose, ll. Hash, li. llansoil, Y. Nelson, 11. Mcforinick, B. Moore. Lowcr 'group-Front row: li. Pzilitti. L. lloffxnzm. .X. M. Knst, R. Szinclurs, F. llaycr, M. Stcnpzer, 'l'. lJcl'z1ln1zi, G. L. Sanford, M. li, VYz1dc. S. Sloane. li. Morelli, ll, I. Smith. Xl. Slagle. ll. llreeclen, .X. Alflgistre, ,l. Mzichliilleii. li. Schwortz. R. llaigh, S. Isherwoonl. Second roxy: V. VYittcr, N. Al. lizlstun, ll. Swim, .X. Barclay, L. jznncs, Nl. llulchinson. II. fiZlll2I.QIl1Cl', R. VV7llliL!1', -1. Smith, li, llarris, Y. Nl2ltlfCl'. A. NYilkinso11. lf. Kramer, L. Iorclzln, ll. Robcrtsoii. L. Calrll well, M. Klimeut, R. Stnchcl. Thirrl row: li. llzivics. R. lfoncla. N. lloyd, .X. lJO!lZlYZiU, .X. Sainuclson, J. jziynes, M. liwing, li. Ilillcgzis, I'. Allison, ll. Deal, Nl. Nclson, Ci. Corristan. ll. Shultz. ll. Calhoun, j. Vugcl. ll. Fox, ll. Ncslnt. Fourth row: II. Cuno, li. Ross. ll. Nclntyrc, ll. Abel. Al. Henderson. VY. Ilovce. fl. Sprzzgnc, ,l. .Xnthony, li. Neeflllillll. NY, llrown, I. Lccs, Cf. Fclinlcy, G. l'leclfling'cr, J. Snyrlcr, N. Tercsi. .l. Nlartin. 46 1 .If llook Club-Front row: D. Lawrence. Nl, Fisher, .X. Suhric, J, Cuinmings. li. Spray, I . Xlangnin. l'res.: Y. llesmarais, if llumm, R. Ilumm, N. Conover. IC. Ilanson. Second row: tl, llavis, il. llnrning, I.. Kearney. Il. llaviilson. I. Ilizes. Y. Porter, li. Ilailey, Xl. L'onnellv, IJ, Rixner. VI. .Xeka-rinan. Nl. Nle.Xteer, Bl. ll. lluehanan. 'l'hiril row: ,I. Knight, C. llurns. t'. XYilcox. ti. llerrington, U. I.. lee. X. l.ewis. ,l. lfulton, ll. lYhippo. ll. Milo. N. fotter. -I. Black. Review oi Reviewers BOOK L'I,l'l3. Books to the right of them: books to the left of them: between rows of books the members truck past the review- ing stand in tine style. 'llhe purpose of the club is to select the new books that are to be bought for the library-incidentally. hav- ing a good time. Meetings are held on the average of once a month with one big party each semester. XYhether love of books or the interesting social lllt'QllllQ,fS make this club one of the most popular is not knownfbut it has a waiting list! l'1't'.vft1'w1Z - - ---- I'll,ORFNt'IC Nl.xxr:t'M Vin Prf',rit1't'11f - l'.xt'i, SPRAY St'n'rfi1z'y - .IRAN Crxixiixtss 7lIit'rI.i'Il7't'I' - - lill,l, lloemik .S'fm1i,mr - josiapiiisic fill,KlHRE In the Business World L'UlVlNIlCRCI.Xl, CLUB. 'l'ypists, .Xceountants, liookkeepers, and Auditors desert their tiles to join the ranks of the l't11vnlt' of 138. Right! Nlarch I comes over the Gramaphone and the orders are quickly obeyed. Speakers are usually in order for the evening: once the speaker was the champion typist. whose lingers tlew so rapidly over the keys it seemed impossible that he could think so fast. Dancing and a social evening are enjoyed later by club members. l'1't'.mft'11l - VIH' !JI'c'.i'f1ff'lJf St'n't'fi11'j' - 7ll'z'tI.i'Ill'z'l' Suri: Riintyxv 47 S ji Il In r11'.t IIICLEN I li-1 lfi,ow1ci: - lien Lfrxo llitmix Nleliviiziri' RonER'1' Nlelxrving N'IlCRl.lN L'nt i'ic German tluhflfronl row: nl. Smith. Y. Reagan. li, Costellzi. Al. .Xc'l4ernian. R. liollzulay. Nl. lluclianau. K ' ' UCI' l.. Smith. I, lo fecond row: l'. Allshouse, .X. Gray. ll. NYestphal. Bl. lilirlinger, li, Roxvse, ll, Ainnion, Nl. Mcjteer, ll. l'Zll1'l:IL'lKl. Tpp row: ll. .Xllr-ii, R. Newton. XY. Srht-ig. XY. Nichols. l', Spray, R. llisholl, li. Seibel. A. lYeisA sclistem. Sprechen Sie Deutsch TP GICRMAN CLYB. lleil Guekelberger! German Club greets die lfuehrerin in true German style. Their parade is under way and they goosestep along quite merrily. to the hoines of the meni- bers, where interesting programs are held. One long to be re- ineinbered. was when our vice principal. Mr. Getter. who was in Europe last suinlner, showed his moving pictures of das Deutsch- land. Although the members insist their favorite refreshment to be German Pfeffernuessen, it is noted that such .Xinerican foods as sandwiches and lemonade are quickly devoured. Pn'Jidf'11! - - RICAHARD QiOI,l,AI1AY Ifin fJ1'c'.Yf!fe'llf .IEAN Ac'KERM.xx See1't'fr11'.1f - M. B. BUc'i-IANAN Trafz.v1m'r - - - BILL Huomas Sp0llA'01' - - l'lI.IZAI5l'1'l'll fiLTCKliI,liICliGlCll Loquerisne Latium TP LATIN CLUB. Like Roman Legions of old. the battle-sCar- red followers of Caesar's wars, the fervent adherents of the fiery Cicero, and the weary Wanderers of Yirgil. who traveled along with Aeneas join hands to form 21 parade to represent the Latin Club. Although their purpose is to add to the general background gained in class rooin study. the club enjoys especially the social hour of dancing after the regular meeting. At one of the ineet- ings inovies were shown of the life and loves of Caesar. clllll.l'Ill l Clvlfjlll ll Q2IlrIn'.Yfl?7' ,lfllifff .Sfrfbfz .blfI0l!.S'I11'.i' Gizoieoit: ll151uuNo'roN - Orem LEE Irie Giuxi' SL'HECfKl.l2R l'lRANl'ICS NYRILJHT Nlsiakyoiuia jrxiuxs BIISSI-IS I-illilKl'lYl'll'iRRY, H.XNIIl,'l'KlX and CQOIVI' 48 GERMAN and LATIN CLUBS I.alixj l'IuIr HL'1mpL-1' g1'm1pfIf1'm1t mn: DI. Nlurlfm. S. INI1c1'xxmuI, I . XYrigI11. I.. Iiuiluy. DI. Zig-gln-1 XI. iKIm'x'l11. if Ix1llIey. II. Iluzxtty. -I. KIl1Ip,x'nx'L-. H, I m'lmf. S. XYl1ip1ux. VI. XXIL'I!'II'C1Il1I. If. Alzxmea, KI. Suvmu rl. L'Inu-, ll. I!:11Icy. Secmnl row: IZ, Toy. NI. Ii. R1xIwrtw, Ix. Iicpucr, M, Ii, Kinney. XY. l'm'rist:m, NI. licthcl, I. .Xmlm-1' SUIT, ,I. NIcSI1:mc. II. jzlmisml, IP. XVm11cx', IC, Ilczm. Xl. l'Imp1n:u1, ll. liznx-is. S. Mezumr. II1ll'mI nm: XX. XI:11wn, NI. Kreimllvr. U. Lang. X. xlzuuisuu. KI. llruxxxl. 14. XIL'I.L'un. If. Ucpcxx, II I2lzltu'x1Iwrgcr. XI. I.. NIUUI, Ii. ,l. Case. XI. I. Xlooro. Xl. Nln-g1z1I1z1u. XI. XYII1-wx. ,I. Rugg, I'-ul1l'tI1 rem: vIJ. IIu-rp.-x', NI. Strzlkrx. XI. -I. Maxxxvll, If. SUNIII. II, XYcy111:u1. II. Il:1I1cII. II. Iv1gI1x':nm II. IImc111:m, IJ. Nelson, I . 'I'uruock. if Iillintt. Ii. I.c:1lI1c11. Ii. Swim-r. Nl. Iirogzh. Top VIN: N. StL'w:u't. Ii. I n'10tc. I'. Ii:l1zc'1xmcyul', I. I'zuinte1i. XI. I!iIIx'gus. X. W11INIx,QI'. Sprzly, 12 Irmxlmlu. 1. Ik-un. R. Hans. XY. VYyIin-. Ii. Kmlgcrs. l'. Yitillu. IC. L:1x':m:u1gI1. NY. Ilzltumzm, 'I. Kimmel. Imwcl' g1'm1p7I ru1xt rnxxi X. Scott. VI. ICIIIUU. II. Vrcmlc. IYI1itL'. .X. BIcL'Iy!11m1:Is. Uclllingcr VI. SImfc1', U. I.. ICC. XI. ,lcllki-ne, G. SIM-cklcr, KI, Hcwilvglfvll. if I':1UL'l'wv11. .X. ilenkmw, KI. Ihompsml, 'I lzvans. I'. Ilzzvnlsmx. Il. I':1IL'ltl. I Sccmmd mn: E. Ymmg. R. Stciufurm. X. Rutlur, Ii. Ilylle. II. I.uugImcr, ll. Siplni-. Il. I-'aIr!IgI1I, Y I'm'tL'r. NI. I., II11ut. II. I,cl'guL'. BI. Hicsvy. DI. KIC.XIIisln'r. Il. Vespa. If. Xluycr. II. Illukc, S. IXI1l1vgm If. IIisIs. 1 'I'I1ir4I ww: A. XI. Ilcvm-. ID, I.zmrcucv.'. NI. II. IIUCIIIIIIIIII. If. Ixmwc. I. l'Iap1vcr. VI. k'I1:1pi11. .X. Var lmrt, I. I.ug:u1. l'. Ifrost, NI. Scott, I.. NI. I'uuIc. R Krug. Ii. I'attm1, li. Ilistlinc. NI. Iin-Im, XI. Ilvrr, I Ifuurtll nm: I.. Xlusvr. XI. IIUSCII. XI. Nlulmrwc, If. I.i11cuI11, I'. RnxxI:mwI. Il, blolmlxcscxl. R, Iluviv., .X Ixcrr. KI. IfI11'Iixlgrr. II. I':1HL'xwu11, .X. Strlinhzxck. If. I':S5L'l1. II, Ilycrs. .X. XY:lIsI1. XI. Izlck. AI. Kiasuxx K .Top rem: AI. Hmliur. R. Klucnzu. Il. Ifcrgluiml. if Zic,3IL'r. II. Ihvkur, II. IIv.'I1m. Ii. .Xrxustx'm1g'. II ILIIIOIT. II. Williwm. R. II:u'1'5'. IZ. Ixggin. AI. XYaketicI1I, I . IQLIQIIZIU. XY. Snnlurcl, R. Xyruux. I 4 9 DRAMA and ART CLUBS A IJl'ZllIIZlflI1ll7CI' groupfl runt row: Ii. liittb. BI. .Xnslerson. IJ. 'l'r11vis. DI. lliliitcumlm, lf. Reclmlic. I-J. Viper, I. Clrnv. N. Nochel, IJ. lbulvsnn. II. Slicllllzupf. l'rcs.g .L Jenkins, IS. Mcliec, M. Nlctfntelicnn. M. IiNl0Ot'I.'XI. RCEIIIEIII, Rl. Stephens. R, Ilnmnx, I. I'rice, Segonfl row: li. Pearson, Nl. I.. l'onc1vcr. IS. llruss. I.. linomle, ll. Ynung, AI. Leatlien, lf. XYilli:un5. I. llclxelrev, Xl. Nlorris. M. I. Sniitli. Y. Porter. R. I. llugg. B, llyers. KI. liruns, J. Kisser, I . Blzinginn. .X. Doilzxvzni. ll. l.ittle. I . lIeKilxlrcn. ,l. Seibcrt. Thiril rmri Il. Daviflson. N. lImvrci'. l'. Rleisel. IZ. Klcllaiveyk. DI. lX':1kcti4.l4I, Bl. I.. lleekcr. Rl. Ilaer. H, Hartson. Il. fnuns. Ii, Ilailuy. ll. Dlnlinston. II. Tzxggzlrt. ll. Lcris. nl. Rlnrtlznicl. Y. Glenn. I.. llurtnc-ss. ll. Schcnkcl. IZ, Gannon. Top row: li, Ross, Il. Klclicc. T. Cuinniings. I', lizitzcnmeyer. R. llurry. N. Cutter, R. Nlilu. Il. Foote. il. 'I'rn-lonr. ll. .Xngereig Xl. Nlonre. X. Miller. Ii. Smnll. R. llcnnctl, I, llarvey, ll, .I. Roberts. VI. Nelson, I J. I .11 iv renee. r l.uwer grmipflfronl row: YM. Ii. Kline, ll. Hlznistcr, l'. KIcCrnry. I.. Ilnlclcinun. ll. Ilnck. l'. lfriclc. IJ. Iilagcs. Y, Ibcsmarais, I.. AIQYUIZI. l.. l.:4mbie. DI. Iilwlcr. Y. Nilsson. Il. Tzirr. Y. Kurtz. lf. NlcL'rc:1. ll. Xl acQunwn. ,l. Loose. Secunil row: 'l'. Clark. I . liruuclcn. A. Nelsun. Nl, Stock. R. llollnnrlur. NI. Davis. .X. Sclilciclier. . I1 l'Iarbison. l'. llarncv. D. Callwnn, II. Nleliniglit. S. Ile-lmcr, IJ. Ilmrers. Nl, XI, Newton, l'. XVI-ialnizin. 5. Capone. Nl. li. liolmerts, Y. Orc. 'I'I1iriI rmr: li. tlera, ll, Slmlvr. ll. Minor. NI. VI. XYilkcs. I.. liu:u'ncy, IZ. Snmers. I. Rngg. Nl. .X, Ulanfler. Il. Xlcrclc. Nl. I. llerry. IZ. l., llupkins, Il. xYl'j !1IZlll. Y. Iiziteiiiznl, Il. llentty. Nl.. llztrrisun. I.. Cowell. I . .Xiigt-lu. .X. Telmhets. Funrtlx rim: ll. Ritts. R, Ilrzxcu, .X. Stainlmzicls. l.. VVl1ite, H. Ilinflinzin. Y. Sumner, I.. Snitler, I.. Mnscr. II. I. Nmlroe. L. Il. llissricls. ll, I.. Ilnylv. II, Cluopcr, ll. Ilolrlms. G. Ilzmicls. ll. Ilzlvls. . l':ickarcl. III Iinylc. Fifth row: Nl. li. YYnmlL-. Y. IYittL'r. XI. I.cwis. Nl. Iilirlingcr. C. licpple. li. Rodgers. l'. Sprnv. ll. CICIIIIIIIIIXAII. Ivfrivc. II. Locke. ll. I.ZlllI-I't'IlI7CI'gCl'. IZ, l.i-ggin. li, CIZIVQIIIZIIIIIII. ll Xlillcr. IJ. l.cL-t. l,. Ilnncl- son. R. llisllnll. 50 .Xrt C'lulr-- Front row: l.. llarncs, IXI. Ilellcnap. ,l. lliges, ll, llofscher. l'res.: Nl. Grey. li. 'l'liames Ss-coiitl row: ,l. Hancock. ll, lfalleckcr. ln Sioerker. li. lloppei. ll, Power. ln the Gallery ART CLUB. Portrait Painting, Copies of Old Masters. and Modernistic Art are some of the subjects discussed by members of the Art Club. At their bi-weekly meetings, the club frequently has a guest speaker to discuss etchings. sculpturing, and other phases of art. Sometimes these lectures are illustrated with movies. The purpose of the club is to deepen the appreciation of good art. 'l'he club. though small. is one of the most, energetic ones in school and with their activities present a colorful picture in our parade. Pz'fxmlf'11t - Blu. HoifscH1sR Vin l'n'.via'tv1l - CARI. Hicvxiz Sawwftzry - LEWIS S'1'oicRKER 7'n't1.r1znvr - MARY CiRIiY Spdllilll' MR. YICTTER Masks and Wigs IJR.XM.X CLl'l3. 'l'he stage is set: the curtain starts to rise: we see this section of the parade marching across a stage. Ifirst the sophomores. showing how a person is introduced correctlyg then the juniors. with the Balcony scene from Romeo and xluliet: and then the seniors with one-act plays. The work they have been do- ing in class is shown at meetings for approval. 'I'he curtain falls and we may partake of refreshments and enjoy dancing. l,l'e'.YfLfz'l.'f ------- Ilic1.icN SIll'II,I,Ktll'l I'it'r l'n'.titlt'11l llotwsirxs Ilonsos Sfn'f'ft11'y - .Xxxic AIENR1Ns 7'n'tz.t1zrt'1' - - - NoRM.xN TVIUQHRI, Sjm11.mr.t M.xR1oN S'l'.KRKFY and SARA Paizsox l 51 Spanish C'luhvFirst row:Y nl. Fuller, K. Aikman, D. Gcltz. N. Longo, M. .XlCXZ1lNlL'1'. J- Suihcrt. l'. Viola, IJ. Milo. Pres.: ll. Mcfjarvey, R, llurrell. Nl. Harney., VI. Feieraheurl. Bl. I. Derry. D. Alackwortli. VViekerhani. nl. Geltz. Second row: J. Parke. R. lloewy. if Helmcr. Rl. Defolimi. .X. Suhrie, WI. Cuminings. H. I.oughnci'. . . , l. Logan, If. Xlangum, R. Rawdcn, I.. Miller, A. Hollinger. li. Ioolc, ll. Sampson, C. l't-nee. I Top row: S. Sloane. A. Czerny, I.. Kearney, XV. Young. G. Zelmer. Il. l3ennctt, Il. Paxton, ll. Pickering. N. Lewis, I . focivera. ll. Strulwle, li. Sehalk. C. Stoehr. Ustecl l-lable Espanol 12 I SPANISH CLUB. Bombs may be falling in Spain and the lfascists and' Communists having' a bloody fight. but as the Spanish Club passes the reviewing stand in the Pamdw of 1038, all is in order in the ranks. The Spanish section makes a colorful showing with its dashing Senors and beautiful Senoritas in gayly colored costumes. Spanish is spoken at meetings but we wager sufh troublesome thinffs as tense and voice are forffotten for a while. 1' 2' l,l't'.fflllz'1lf - - - Dirk MIl.tb Vim' P1'r'.l-iffufff lil'Z'I l'Y N1K4ci.XRYl'1Y Suun'Za1'y - - lliiczcizv l'l.XRNlCY 7'r'wzm1'w1' IJIQK HUIQRI-11.1. .Spwzwr Miss Ibicexuziq Parlez-vous Francais T7 ' IVRICNCH CLYB. Attention! An avant! Commands to club members SChool clubs. fashions-but. you can't are issued in French in this. one of the largest of Maybe the members only aspire to the latest of Paris whether that is taken up in Club meetings or note nnd a girl in the Club that doesn't have an extensive i knowledge on the subject. French plays or lfrench speakers usu- ally provide the entertainment of the evening. Pm '.YftIic 711f Vfm' Pl'c'.f Sf'n'rlf11'jf 7'1'u1.m1'v1' Sf1Ul.VI7I'.x' l - ---- - N1N.x Hokxilsts idnzf RITA BoRTo1.1'zzi - - llnmzs SHE1.l.koPF - - - - - - limi, Ll'l l'I,F Risxrx Roxicv, XYIIAIA Goivlf, Hizmcx SIll'S'l'1CR 5 2 4 SPANISH and FRENCH CLUBS l ra'l1L'i1fL'p1u'r gruiip- First run.: II. Klcliclxgy. IJ. Klxngn-N. ,l..XyzikL'Iicl1i. .X. U:1i1gi1cx'15'. ll. Simp- xmm. ll. Sllcllkupt. l'. Littlc, XY. SCi1I'!L'iDC1'. X. liU!'lHll,tl. l'l'L'4.g I . Xhlllzlilis. 1. XlL'KcIvcy, Sl. .XIm1i'uc. Li. , Lillculll, I.. Stzllllmzm, M. lillillcilimlirpg. IJ. iilzugcnv. Sccu1idi'oxx'i S. I i-rgiisuii. S. 'I'nggzu'1, I,.'.ilJl'll1Nl4lll. DI. Xyhilconih. NI: liwiug, R. Iluim. M. Ilzwis. l'. lizl1'hismn1. K. .Xxiiiilgciy Xl. Ai. lliilcmfle. Al, XNzu'ilc'1'. Xl. Bl. Xuxxtoil. ll. liiclmiuml. I.. llnlilvnlrm, NI. L. iivsiliicmly. Tliiiwi row: NI. Zieglcr, D. Ilziviilmu. .X. Xlagisirc. l . liiltcrsoii. ,l. tiumniiuga. 12. Kitts. M. Stn-ligrr. . . - i Y. Imwiur, l. Rulminsmi lx. Sluchcl, .X. Im-:ilu-5. Nl. Klcllilchcnim, XI. 1.1-:lllxn-li. , Ifmirlii row: lf lluylc. I . Smith. if. Tucklsr. 'lf Viixllliiirlggi. J. lfillivy. ll. NlcSii:im'. li. lin-r1'. li. Riinlnllxil. N. L lrvy. ll. NICK uniieil, Il. bllrult, X. lcrcxi. N. l'ntlL'l'. 'Vigil row: lf. Hcui'g.1u. K. l':iyl1L'. iln':uiiL'c. -l. Stisfvl. R. llnxixiil. ll. XYiHifm1. C. XYili-im. l' fI1'n4'tz1l1gc1', Il. Xccwilinin. Il. Fixuiu, R. l'm'lc1'. R, Ilullcy. U. l.. lcv. Ii. lfm-41. I.mu-1' gr0lipfffI 1'ol11 rim: il. Ni-lson. Nl. SUSIIIICHS. NI. Nlctunc. VI. Gray. IZ. Xlcliu-. NI. .Xi1mlg1'mii. XI. I., Illini, M. Iluimhs. Xl. Hours, lf. Iielwxx. Y. Nil-vm. Il. 'l'1n'i'. I . .Xngc-lo. li. Haiiuml. R. 'I'i':ix'iN. 11. l:Ill'iL'l', Scruiiul row: R. llrvllzimlmw. NI, Nl. Hull, ll. ilrzisw. l.. liiimic. xl. Klcllxtyrc NI. Stnwk. II, lllmlmzm. .X. Al. Xlcllowi-Il, Nl. Nlowr. Y. liurtv. .X. l':xul. I7. NIcIicm.iu, ll. I.f,-win, Nl, Il. lilinc. I Thirml ruw: Xl. Ilrickluy, R, Ilumm. NI. Kerr. I , Nlcliilmln-11, V, I-Tick. XI. If. Smith. Xl. NX'mul. 15 llllcmzm. lf. Hastings ll. l.ci'csChc. Xl. lluyic, Y. lliclm. ll. Loy. - I mu'ih row: Xl. Sumllcr, Bl. liner, lf. Hailey. -I. Stcvcnmm, lf, Iimlgi-1-3. ll. Nlurgail. ll. Ahiricli, X1 Rclclilwlml. If. Ilairil, li. Turiiock. I.. Lambie, 1'. Rial. 53 4 SCIENCE and CI-IESS CLUBS Scielicc k'I11I1-l'lr1wr grulmp Frmll rem: -I. fullilis, ll. Iizmmm, ki. lltfitlllllil. l'. IlzLrney.ll.L'.il Ilrmil. ll. Shultz, -I. XY:1licIiCl:l, R. 'Ii:1gg'1ll'1, .Y Miulmn-I. -I. Risscr, T. L'ummi11gs, I'rf.'s.g l. Mclielvuy, S:u111mson ,I. llurcli, I.. llzlilcy. VI. Rugg, S. Tuggzxrt. .I. XYl1itmm1Iu, Il. Vlulznston, Ii. Smith, V. Royle. N 1 Sccuml rim: ll. I.uugl111c1'. If. Xlzl-ilguiu. I., lil-zwucy, l.. -Iizziiws. I.. Ilarnv:-. Y. Kurtz. li. Bla-ycrs Y, I'orter, Al. lfullcr. NI. SYEPIIQIIS, hl. Smith. Xl. .Xmla-rsuu, IJ. Rich. ll. llcnlmgcr, l. I.c,1gzm. Y. llesmnrms . . , . . . . .Y I-ray, ll. llzlvinlr-mm, li. l'r:llicl', C. ltkls. 'l'l1irrl ww: IJ. Ilnlu, AI. l'o11cr, IC, Mctzgar, Nl. Ilurlw. IC. I'lz1s1in5.gs, 13, l.CI'CSCllC, ll. Cooper, Smith, li, Rwlrlic, ll. lkurristrm, .Y Millvr. lf. Ruclullrlm. ll. Mn-Cmnlcll, Il. Gill, II. hotles, ll. Dobson, SIIUSY, M 13 lfmirtlx row: l'. Sclnreilmrt, N. Jilklllily. G. l'mvi'i'. R. I7:iIli-ckc1'. NY. Dash. I . Ilniril. li. lfurlick, ll lfrilz, l', IQ1itzctxiucx'4'x'. Il. lflllivll, II. Alnlrich. AI, 'l':1lcutr1, 'If llci'rii1gtnn, lf, Siwu. X. lirnwn. H. BIC XYI1irtcr, 'I'. Silxcr, SX. lYCiSQl1Nlk'lll. Top row: il. Xlviscl, I . linux, G. 'I'rcIm-var, N. Iiulmw.-Ii. IJ:1sI1.' I.. jIcC'uIIuugI1. Nl. R4-iclxhulsl. l'Ii-mmcr, Ii. I'riCc. R. I.L-wis. II. XYillimm. I'. S1vr:i3'. tl XYIIQIA. ll. I.:ll1IIcl1Iw1'gcl'. Il. Spcnrs. C. ,lim xxurlli. l . lfnrml, K, Rn-Q. Scicucc 4'IuIu+l.mri-r gmupf-lfro1it rmr: IJ. I.i-iris. li, NIQXIQHHI, S. ifcrgusml, ll. Blclicc, ll. llnrlmur. Al. Ilohlus. IZ. Ilrass, N. Ilorning. I'. llruhc, S. 'Il-llcy. Nl. XYiIcux, ll. I.1mrci1cc, I. XY3l'1lCl', I. Roberts. Ii. Dumm, IZ. l.it1Ic. A. Dm1g:I1ur1y. ID. Zciglcr. ll. Simpson, R. llmum. Second mu: NI, .XtwcIl. li. llillegrxs. IJ. l'i1mur. DI. Gray. V. l'atlc-isun, Bl. .Y Ulzxmlcr. R. Hracc. RCJHIZIII. ,I. Xlclutyrc, NI. VI. lliilrutc, Bl, 'I'I1mnpfm1. II. Siu-Illmpf. li. I'if,-rsml. 12. Szmforrl, ll. Ycttvr, Sumniers. Il. Blcliclruy. XY. Sclirii-Imer. I , XYrigl11.. Nl. Nl. lk-Il, R. Diclu-rlmff. Xl. Iicrr. 'I'I1ircl row: ll. .Xycrs, l.. l.:xmbic. R. Smull. C. Nlzmllcll, ll. Colm-11, AI. lnmsv, N. Blillcr, .X. JL-nkii I II. Ilimlmzm. R. Stuiufurtli. ll. XYUS11WI11ll. II, Nl. Xllslmusc, I. .Xckurm:m. I. .XIlsl1ousc. M. Yulms, Ilowcrs, -I. l'lUiC1'ZilJC1lil, Al. Klurring. M. ll:nx'iS. I:. Klcliiljlwil. Xl. IZUCIILIIIIIII. ll. 'I'npfStCLlt. lfourtli rnw: BI. Sloan. R. Rmlelillus, G. llzixis. VI. Nlzxrtin. ll, 'I'1-igmminlcs. I . Iiurr. AI. Tlizmws. Shirk. R. XYlxiiticI:l, .X. llczullcu, ll. XYI1i1c. I. Sticful, N. l.L-mis, N. llrltcr. Ii. III-llrcu. I.. Smerkcr, Simfms. Al. I ul1rm, I', llciigsicnlvv.-rg, C. XYiIsm1. T01 row: lf. Tllrilock, S. VYl1iTtiL'1'. Il. Ilzxrisrm N. 'Ilcrcsi. R, xlllI Zll1, C. XYlxitfieIil4l, ,I,M.lii1igl l If Il. XYilsm1. IQ. flL'm'gL', II. llyrncs. ll. I.ucliC. Il. Irimlnlc. ll. Rcynulml-2. ll. lluviml. li. Xcvsclllzml. Spczirs. ll. Gray, C. lim-pple. Il ls ,I Y ll is I7 R AI I I I 1 l 54 Vliess Club From row: ll. XYliippo. ll. Vetersoii. XY. NYessel. Xl. ll. lluehauzm. Al. Loose. l.. Frost. R. llrumm. R. Aungst. Second ron: N, Kralcr. ti. Stox1el1rakt'1'. ll. lfrt1u:1i1, V. Xlvliitlielnl, l'. Spray, R. l'orttl', ll. liislioli, ll. Austin. 'llllird row: K. Xincke, R. llislioll. li. lloviuil. XY, lla'-li. ll. XYilsou. R. Xllylllie. 'l'. Silver. .Xb-aent: rl, Hack. l'rvs.. li. 'l'relo:1r, Sucy. Knights and pawns CHICSS CLl'll. Kings. Queens. Knights. Pawns in a compli- cated mess to the casual observer. form in line and march across the board under the capable directions of the players. Checkmate! Triumphantly the procession advances well on the way to another Red and Blue victory. Tournaments are played every few weeks with the teams from neighboring high schools, On to victory! Prfzvidnzf - ,llxv Marx lfiur !,Vz'.i'ft1,c'llf - - lion Sviisxies .Swan'mry-Tmalum'r G11.H1cie'i' vllRl'lLO.Xll Sfillllilll' - - Mk. vhs. Gormzx A Search for Scientists SCIICNCIC L'I.l'B. liangl An explosion from a chemical starts the march of the Science Club. Immediately begins an ex- hibition of the freaks and facts of science, liquid air being one of the most unusual. Movies of the building of the mighty steel bridge over San lfrancisco Bay held the attention of all. one after- noon. Onward march the three regiments of Science Club, the Senior Chemists leading the parade, followed by the -Iunior Physi- cists and the Sophomore Biologists bringing up the rear. P1'f'.tiilf'f1f - Vfff' l,l'z'.iifdt'llf Sf'L'1'i'liI1'y - T1'n1.f111'i '1' SfJ1l1l.ml'.i' S3 XXI it ima You Lfvxmixos - liovn BELL lk IRY, ENE Mt'Ki:1.vP:v jiafxx Rissi-:R L. IJ. kliilfifmiv Sr. Counsellors----l i'ont row: IC. Labovitz. M. lf. Rcddic, ti. Cohen. I. XYal:eticld, Al. Rlclntyre. li, hlcliee, Xl. Morris, lf. l.ii1coln, ll. flevelailil, K. l. llogg. ll. Ilcachy, ill. Xlclaitelieoii, M. XYoo4l, Il. VVarner. Y. Reagan. Nl. Stephens. Second row: lf. Klcliibhen. I'. Xleisel. li. Hastings. M. .Xnilei'son. -I. tiray. l. Rleliulxey, lf. YYil- liams. ll. Piper. ll. Shellkopf. Y. I'oi'ter, bl. livans. Xl. Lezithen. NI. li. Smith, il. Kisser. R. llumm. lf. llumni. Bl. M. llell, Il. Little. Top row: .X. jenkins. ll. Nlcliarvey. l.. Iinoile. ll. llrass. ll. Ilyers. li. -I. Spitler. li. lissen. Il. Young, ll. Ilinshnan. M, Al. Smith. Il. Smith. XY. Xl. Selirieher, ll. rlohnston, -I. Shafer, Xl. Nlcktccr. lf. Mangum, .X. lioniivan. M. Thompson. Lending ta l-land SR. Ct7liNSlCLLtJRS. Big sisters next! This the most im- portant group to the new small sophomore girls form next in line with all their helpful hints in what the school girl should wear. what to do under different situations and other general informa- tion of the school's activities. liach girl is given tive sophomore girls and meetings are held every other week during chapel period for the tirst semester. and often teas are given by several senior counsellors for their girls. They are appointed by Miss Edna Reitz. our dean. and although most of them are seniors. however a few juniors also belong in the ranks. The Concord of Sweet Sounds MVSIC CLUB. On a big scale is the Music Club with its huge membership. It is a club for any student who is enrolled in any musical activity as the band, orchestra, choir, or choral groups may march in the Music Club Parade. 'l'his is the only club in school that sponsors a regular dance each year. which has been one of delightful features of the school's social year. 'l'he purpose of the club is to further the appreciation of music among the members and the student body. f,l'r'.Yflli4'llf - ' Vial' P1'u.vfz1't'11f Sz'L'1'z'frII'jf - Trt'iz.i'1n'v1' - Sf7Ull.YIll'.t' - MR. R lJwic':HT Ilixigittii - Bovn liicti. Aliyxx MC'IN'l'X ltl-I - - JEAN GRAY oimiei' I3,xiei4i,m', Miz. lCi,wooo St'o'i i' 56 SEINIICDR CCDUNSELLGRS and GIRLS' COUNCIL GIRLS' girls to the 'l'hese girls mates from spect the g subjects of i Little Advisors COUNCIL. Girls to the right, girls to the left, and front to review the work of the Council for the year. known as the Girls' Council are selected by their class- the Various health classes. 'l'heir main duty is to in- rls' washrooms, to issue bulletins from time to time on general interest to the girls of the school. and to keep interesting topics and information posted on the dean's bulletin board. l,l'c',i'flI7z'llf - lSi1'r'1'v iVlIt'HAl-Il, Vim' P1'i'.virli'11f - - ltltftzi-1Nl,x ltlssiix Si'r'n'ti1rjf-7'rf'11.v1m'r - - lW.'XkkIORlE QXNIJFZRSON Sfmnwr - - Miss linxx Ritrrz Who IAXISO Serve SCHOOL AIDS, .X busy little group that passes seemingly without much recognition and one whose members are steadily on the job is that group which for the want of a better name we call school aids. One part of this group collects twice daily the absent slips for the otiice to use in making up the daily attendance record. Another division works in the library helping with the charging the books which are taken out for over-night use. help to check the books as they are returned the following to replace them on the shelves in their proper places and some assist in mending the worn out and torn books. Work of Others d ay and tlirls' l'onncil-lf:-ont ron: X. .Xdmns. l'. Kleisel. li, llrass. BI. If Smith, sl. Iless. Nl. Nl. Newton li. llotfman. Second row: BI. .Xntlcrson, S. Ferguson. Xl, lielm, ll, Little. ll. Michael il. Ifvans. lf. Shuker. 'liop row: ll. lfvalls, ll. lfsscu, l.. Spitler, D. XYzxtt5. XY. Xl. Schrcilvcr, M. llrown, ll. xYIlllklCC. 57 lkllers llzleli roxy: R. Long. ll. llofscher. S, llzlryiieli, l'. Sprfiy. -l. Stiefel. lf, Rogers. ll. Wlilte. See-will roxy: X, Votter. li. Ijuseiimeyer. lf, tieorge. ll, Nlelsee. 'lf t'ummi1iQs. Front roxy: .X. llc':1dlee. ll, .Xrn'liil1:1lnl. lieml l1sl1CI'1 ll. llughes. This Way please LTSIIICRS, 'l'wo seats down front on the aisle? Yes, sir right' this way. 'l'hus. you :ire greeted by ti courteous, lmiformtd usher :ts you enter the zmditorium doors. Not only do the ushers serve ill ull sehool productions. but they also take enre of the audi toritmi doors :rt ehzlpel time :md see that amy visitors or lute-come tind sezlts. The boys are often called upon to serve nit eommuiiitx productions thzlt take place in the auditorium. amd in this xyzty thu represent our school art outside functions. 'l'he boys work hzrrd amd the sponsor. hats reason to be proud of this yyell-trzriiied group ol boys. which ushers our !'tmn!w of IUSX. Hum' Ifvlzwz' - Hoi: rXiet'Hiis.x1ia Sffillljill' - - Nliss limi-is SlIl'S'l'll First Flight .'XY1rX'l'lON. High up in the ztir tiny plames tlztsh :md glitter iii the bright stmlight-first 11, tailspin zmd then at eomplieztted bar- rel roll- at swift dip :md their just lazily gliding smoothly through the ziirfto be tiyiiig that ship is the foremost ambition of every boy in the ,Xyiution Club. ln order that ezteh member muy be well trained iii fuiidrmielitnls, the boys begin by nizrking tiny model airplainesfzis nearly perfect. on the tiny sezrle. :is they erm be. Iiziter they have reztl pilots :md other men interested in tlying :ts speakers to tzillq to them on the phzrses of the tield of aieramuuties. llrwxidwfl - Hmaiw liRFY Swf1't'ff11'v Alrxeia Llxiwiiiluux Y'1'fwz.vzz1'f-'1' Ilox L',xiiviai:I,1, .S'pwf.m1' NIR. l',yi l'i4iesoN 58 USHERS, AVIATICDN and STAGE All Hands on Stage! S'l',XGli CRICXY. Lunk mul bt-luw! HL-rc mimics thc- gray drop! This is what is cuiiiinnnly klimvn :is buck-stage lingo. Accmiipaiiiiecl by the puuncliiig' of linnnim-rs and the swisliing' uf paint brushes, thu stage C11-W xwrks lirelcssly. night' ziflcr niglit, in urdcr tu get the srfeiicry ready for xi currn-nt lJI'1hClllL'liHIi. Xml only fm' sclinnl pci'fm'i1iai1icvs. but fm' L'HIIlIl'llll1itf' prmliictimis :is well. Ilia-sc buys have rlizirgu of the curtains and tlic scenery nl' thc stugc. During our ulinpol cxcrciscs, the scrum-n :incl tliv cui-mins are npclxiu-cl by ai lllClI1bCT of the slaigc crew. kllliuiigli they :irc never in thu limelight, lln- slaigfc crew lakes ai limimzililc pusitinn in the l'fm1iXr of losx. Sfizgi' .ll,1m11q'rz' - l3icle,xi,1w H.xx'wmm Sfmuwr - Miss N1 xiziux S'l'XRKlCY .S'ff1,q'i' mmf .1T'fiIffflll. kllillllgilig lights . . . Sctting up SL'ClR'l'j' . . . Nillkillg zidjuslnisnts uf lights . . . L'ui'lziin. plczisn -... Iflxaun- ining ni prupullwi ',,. Littlv infid- els . . . Hunting fm' clvfcvls . . . Niutul' study. 59 llome Room Xlanagersflfirst row: Ci. llurke . t , , . . V tt. Nl. Schultz. ll, Dobson. l-. bmith. R. Sanders. Nl. e. Nl. llusch, .X. Ilarclay. l.. 5-pitler. .X. lleakes. Ii. Major, I.. james. il. llivito, 5. Nlarshall. if Hoyle. Second row: li. Lahovitz. XY, llairrl, j. llePahna, ,X. XYeist-nstein. tl. Nlerryinan, t. llanglierty, XY. Xleliee, nl. Mclfarland, ll. l3isholT, N, Teresi, ll. Gray, I7. 'l'hompson, XY. lluyee. 'lihirtl row: ll. Klilo. M. l.iYolsi. XY. Price. il. ll . V' .. Y .. erringtou. l'.-XYilcox. NY. Xlorgali. ll. lilliott. X, 'twig R. l-isliolt, lx, Wilson, Al. Nlercliant, ll. liehm. il. liyers, j. l.1X olsi. SUDZI' SdlZSlT'IZD 'l'ickets! Tickets! Tickets for sale! Get your football tickets here. liuy an Annual! llecome a subscriber now! Such is the lingo of the homeroom managers the students performing their dut or the business representatives of ies as salesmen. During the tirst week of the chosen by their respective report of all tickets and the .-111111111! for school year these IH1ll12lg'Cl'S were room groups to transact the sale the entire school year. just to listen to the sales talks follow the calendar of events during the year. lfor example. the Iirst week of school is introduced to us byf XYe have the tinest student handbooks ever printed here. How many do you need ? Later we are told of the football schedule in a peppy sales talk. 'I'he tirst football game is this Saturday! Get your season tickets now before they are all sold. Then there is the campaign for .lllllllzlf sales and these early down payments remind us that the semester is half over. Soon we know that the Christmas Concert is near. bye- This is the last sale of Christmas Concert tickets. 'l'hen in january comes the last call for down payments for the .l11111n1f. of these homeroom managers is to As sure a sign of spring as the groundhog's shadow is- Next XYednesday is the last day for the second installment on your .-Xnnualf' XYe know that senior vacation is here when we hearw- Get your receipts now: the 3111111111 comes out tomorrow! So an- other year eomes to completion. and the homeroom managers have played an essential part in the P111'11r1'f' of ZYHN. 60 V ATH Uiwcs 9 EW? First row: l.. Payne, ll, james. Al. Jaffurs, ll. Stroebel, lf. XYhittaker, lf. Ford, l Suu lt li. Schalk. J. Dailey, T. lference. Second row: ,l. Mcfallery, XY. Scott. ,l. Moody. R. Steviclc. V. Lzxpaglia, D. lfu 5 no XYike, ll. llahl. vl. Saccaniango, YY. Scliwartz. ll, lirnsl, li. Shafer. Thirml row: llead Coach llohrun, rl, Tripoli. J. XYillinsky, II, llaldwin. D. llorgan R Ioilae ci johnson. XY. Linn, R. Snyder, A. Matter, l'l, llerald, il. Smith, XY. Rlclinight, -I. Talento XNSlHllllt Lorem Xlef ue. Fourth row: R. Spears. AIHIIZIQJCVZ li. llailev. il. Shano. li. l'han1p, S, Linton. l fxifhn R lu I . Nlcfalve. C, ll!'1l1llCl', R. Wlitter, ll. Laurlon. All Sleek. li. llostwick. Blanager, FGOTBALL Here comes the bandgup Penn Avenuefin the left gate-onto the field-and the first part of the sports parade passes in review. A good beginning is always a bad ending-so states an old proverb. True to the proverb. our gridders won the first five games but then came the slump-three games in ll row were lost. The next game, Penn High, was a Walkawayg then for the first time in five years. Swissvale tied the Red and Blue. The finale of the football float shows us receiving a trouncing by the Turtle Creek boys. The season. however. produced some brilliant performers, most of all Ronnie Shafer, a XY. H. S. champion fullback. In the Nor- Win game. he alone gained a net of 162 yards. joe XVillinsky be- came a star halfback. Such able performers as Dave VVike, Hilly Dahl. Haddy lirnest. and Johnny Saccamango were veterans from last year. Due to an injury, XVike played at end instead of his usual position. quarterback. which was played by john Moody. 'I'ony lJeYito played the left halfback. Stevick played at right end. Schwartz at left guard. and Scott snapped back the ball. CU.Xl'Il XSS I QNX IIOIIRICN ICRNEST NII Xl ll Nlc L I G2 FQQTBALL . We s.-J, llllklifll YlCRtJN.X-tl VVilkinsburg was after 11 winning' score after last year's seoreless tie. Burg battled a powerful and heavy veteran Class .X line and brought the stands to their feet with a 1.2-0 victory. This contest showed Burg had a deceptive backtield with a repertoire of trick plays and a fast. hard- charging line. s t ,SN l3l'RG+13 SliXYlCKLlCYf2 .Xs our second opponents we played Class B. Sewicklev. Although a lighter team. Sewickley had a good defensive teain that took advantage of a l3urg's mistake and lnade a safety. .X wide end run and a beautifully executed shovel pass paved the way for the llurg touchdowns. Sewiekley twice threatened our goal but was thrust back. Seen at the Xorwin 'ind the St-wiekley gaincs l3l'RCi-H714 XURXY1Xf-tl After a fair start. Burg was primed for our traditional foe. Xorwin. Six of Norwin's seven llllCIllCl'l were green , Although outweighed Burg, had the edge on the defensive ability. iYillinsky made both touchdowns. Note: 'l'ar Under and jake Bohren. Nor- win and Burg coaches. were .Xll-Americans at Pitt 1932 and 1023 respectively. SMITH 'I'RII'0l,I LINN ,lAI l l'RS l l'XIi McIiNItill'l tif! ' IDE VITO SCIIXYXRTZ S.XCC.XRl.XNGO M00 DY VVILLINSKY McC.Xlfl ERX BITRG-33 VV. YA. S. lf. Dftl A highly praised team of mountaineers come along in the parade to play Burg on the 'l'own's Anniversary Day. livery boy on our bench had a chance to show his form as we gave XY. Ya. S. lf. D. a 33-U defeat. The boys from XYest Virginia' put up an excellent tight. but were outclassed by our boys. BURG-12 SOU'l'll-f-6 Only a last minute rally beat South. The city team had a rare passing attack. the main defense of South's team. Their touchdown was one of the most brilliant parts of our sports parade. But. not to be outdone. Burg got into the tighting mood and passed the ball for the winning touchdown. l4llRG+0 BRAIJIJOCK--8 On a sloppy, rainsoaked. mudcaked held. Braddock stopped our winning streak. .Xs Braddock had a heavier team it was able to stop our running attacks. Our boys with less experience made a remarkable showing in holding this older and more ex- perienced squad. 1 XXIES: IJLQQL I'.SXIz ,,.. .....,.. X flulitlk,-X .,.,........ YILNUNA , .....,..... V. X .X. S. l'. 13. l 64 IJAII I, VYIKIE ST ICV x BURG-7 VOLI SVXI Traveling to Duquesne we again tasted cltfeit Ilulat made the mst touth down, then late in the second quarter we tied the store X list quarter tight ensued Duquesne again scored from a blocked kick but burr' fou-fht bitlx xxliantlx md just missed tying the score again. BURG-14 LA'l'RUl3E-28 Hoping again to defeat Latrobe after last year's surprise, Burg had all hopes shattered in a free scoring fray. Latrobe used both a passing and a running attack to get her four scores while Burg bueked the line twice. On the XYay to Iiatrobefthe team stop- ped at the grave of one of their team mates, Jack VValder. The boys stood with lowered heads as the band played. For You High. Bl' RG-41 PICXX-U In the last winning game of the season. Penn High. our neighbor and new rival, stepped into the Graham lfield gridiron to be set back 41-0. Penn brought along a one-armed player-something Burg had never seen before, He played an excel- lent game at center. For the second time this year, the whole squad played. ISALDXYIN RI.X'I l'lER St'U'I I' HILL lIIiR,Xl.D B U RG-U SXVISSYALIC-0 This year Swissvale was out to beat Burg since Ben Pauley had one of his most powerful teams in sixteen years. Although our boys were as determined that victory would not go to Swissvale, it seemed as though neither team could score. Burg held the edge throughout the game. BURG-0 TURTLE CRICEKWI4 VVilkinsburg played a regular season Thanksgiving Day game for the first time in quite a number of years. On a cold, snowy. muddy held Turtle Creek turned joe Ritter loose on the Burg tiger. Although Turtle Creek had two touchdowns and a safety there was not much difference in the caliber of the teams. Burg showed a lighting spirit to the close of the football season. 1937-1938 Basketball Schedule XYilkinsburgf37 Wilkinsburg-16 Wlilkinsburg-17 XVilkinsburg-36 Ntilkinsburg-25 XVilkinsburg-39 Wfilkinsburg-29 NVilkinsburg-32 XVilkinsburg-28 VVi lkinsburgi44 - XYilkinsburg-30 Wfilkinsburg-20 XYilkinsburg-44 ----- CContinued on Page 1529 66 XV. P. I. D. Munhall Springdale Homestead Homestead Iiurgettstown Duquesne Munhall - Rankin Turtle Creek Duquesne N. Braddock Penn Twp. BASKETBALL Although the 1937-38 basketball team did not establish an un- usual record. it did prove itself to be one of the tinest teams to represent XYilkinsburg High School, The boys were on their toes from the very Iirst but failed to win the Championship. Russ Stevick led the scorers with 294 markers, breaking an all time record that was made last year by George Scliwartzkopf. John Stiefel bagged Z0 out of 34 foul tries for an average of 588. Our cagers were invited to play in the A-K Tournament at New Kensington again this year. XVe defeated Springdale in the tirst game, but we were put out of the running by Butler in the last few moments of a thrilling game. The season's average was 480, twelve games won and thirteen lost. Individual Scoring l'Zayw' G. FII. l .l'. TJ' R. Stevick .. 23 124 46 204 bl. Vaughan .... .. . ....... 24 50 29 1211 KI. Stiefel ........ .. 24 52 20 124 T. IJeYito QCapt.j.. 24 20 15 73 l . Ross .,.,,... .,,,,,,.. 22 29 12 70 Cf. White .... . 24 21 10 52 XY. XYeiser . .. 16 7 4 18 IC. Herbert .... . .. 2 11 8 il 16 IJ. XYorthington 8 5 1 11 IJ. Daugherty . .. .. 13 2 2 6 13. W'ike ......... 6 U 1 1 G. Schano 1 0 1 1 Totals 327 151 705 First row: N. Tcrisi. Co-1N1anager: 12, Curio, G, M errinian. XV. Linn, I . Ferguson, Co-Manager, Second row: G. Remla. H. Fritz. ll. Zencr. Al. NYort1iington, ll. Johnson. Y. Smith, li. llerliert, 1 Scliaiio, G. llutify. Tliirml row: VV. NYciser, T. DeVito, U. Net-clliani. R. Stevick. il. x'i1ll1j.LllZl1'l. Coach tlrim, IJ. XYilt I. Sticfel, F. Ross, IJ. llaugllcrty. ii. VVliite. 67 llaseball-Seated: G. Herrimrm. Bl. Reichholrl. G. XYl1itC. D. llaugllerty, J. King, T. DeVito, B. Kessler, G. Schano. C. llowersox, II. Burch. U Standings R. Delflower, C..fif0stle1', NY. Linn, H. lirnest, G. lXl.u'tin, Nr. Grimm, li. Sfcvick, N. XX 1ll1ZllllS, J. Stull, H. Kiggl, D. 1'I'1Ck. BASEBALL XVhen baseball training began last spring, the hope for a suc- cessful season was small, but Mr. Grimm brought his team up to a standard that was excellent for fellows who were new to varsity baseball. They played nine games, won four and lost tive. BASEBALL SCHICIJLTLIC-1937 Vlilkinsburg e,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e, 7 Sglitna ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 7 7 7 7 3 Wlilkinsburg 7777 77 77777 7-Taylor Allderdice 777777 3 XVilkinsburg7 777777 7777 0 -Turtle Creek 777777 77 7 7 lVilkinsburg7 777777 7777 7 7713-Braddock 77777 , 7 5 VVilkinsburg 7777777 77777 1 -McKeesport 7777777 7777777 7 7710 liilkinsburg 77777 3-Turtle Creek 77777 7777777777 7777 7 7 7 7 VVilkinsburg 777777 77 77777 10gBraddock 77 77 ,7777 1 VVilkinsburg 777777 7 3-Etna 7777777 77 4 VVilkinsburg 7777 7 77777 5-Kiski 77777 7 Tennis and Golf Scores Wlilkinsburg 7777777 XVilkinsburg777 77 Wilkinsburg 7777777 NVilkinsburg 7777777 Wilkinsburg 7777777 Wilkinsburg 777777 Wfilkinsburg 7777777 XVilkinsburg777 77 XVi1kinsburg7 777777 Wfilkinsburg 7777777 VVilkinsburg 777777 68 GOLF 3-Turtle Creek 7777 4-Duquesne Prep. le-Turtle Creek 7777 4-Duquesne Prep. TENNIS 6-Turtle Creek 7777 14-Munhall 7 7777777 14-Melieesport 777777 8-Turtle Creek 7777 15-Munhall 7777777777 13-Melieesport 777777 6-Turtle Creek 7777 VARSITY SPCDRTS TRACK 'l'he 1937 Track team made the best record ever gained by a XV. H. S. cinder squad, winning six successive dual meets. 'l'hey also captured tirst place honors in the Allegheny County Independent Boro meet, won third place of twenty-four schools at the l'itt Indoor Relays and again third of thirty-eight teams in the XY. ll. I. .-X. L, meet. George Poindexter. outstanding performer of the year. made the best record ever attained by a student of XY. H. S. He was also one of the greatest track stars in XYestern Pennsylvania. fZl7'e'llf 100 Yd. llash, 220 Yd. Dash 440 Yd. Sprint S80 Yd. Sprint Mile Run , . Low Hurdles High Hurdles Pole Vault ,. High .lump ,,c, Broad jump Shot l'ut Iliscus xlavelin 1937 RECORD lJe'ffIII'll1z'l' G. Poindexter G. l-'oindexter L. Nusselt H. Meredith H. Meredith ID. YVike ,,c, IC. Hill... Vaughan X Hill IJ. XVike ,. G. Poindexter P. MacNeill . . Conner IJ. XYike C Time or Dixfrzflri' 9.8 sec ......, . 22.9 sec. ..,., .,,,. .X. L. 32.4 sec. c,,ccc , ,. 2 min. 10 sec. 4 min. 49 sec. 24.2 sec. . 17.0 sec. ,. ., ll ft. 6 in.,..,. , 5 ft. 10 in. 19 ft. CIM in. 43 ft. ll in. 101 ft. 3 in. 163 ft. 6 in. fyfrlff' ,Turtle Creek I. H. Meet Xl. l'. I. A. L, Meet NX, l'. I. A. L. Meet Shadyside Interclass Meet A. C. I. li. Meet 'l'urtle Creek .Xlumni , Mcliees Rocks .Xlumni First row: tl Connor. lf. l'oole. ti. l'oinmlexter. li. NYike. l', MacXeill, II Meretlith, R. Mclntyre, Ii. llill. Il. Yzulgliziii. Second row: Il. Foote. .X. lirandt .X. Matter, H. Young. Y. tliapmznl. ll, XYe IJ. Alolmson, l . lford. nl. NYal1ler. R, llztrrison. .Xssistant Manager. lh mu ll ul Lfa I nl lolntn Xlin l lu ird rm ': ez 'e ch ir I A- . . : anger 2. ' no. vl. Patrick, li, Smith M. I'alinei'. R. Morgan. ll. Guerin. R. lint-rin. VI. llillmert. l'onrtli row: I. lxennedy, Assistant M:n:agci' XX. hl. Jinieson. lu. Seihle. , . . llonnell, I . Schmirl. Y. Miller, hl. Moore. tl. Sehill, ll. Strnlrlc. ' ' ' ' ' ' XXIAC till Boys, and Girls, Gym Club: Girls at the foul Circle . . . Renda and Daw on the parallel bars . . . A game of shufiie board . . . Indian clubs in action . . . Leaders Club . . . Renda on the rings . . . A little basketball . . . Daw takes to the horse. 70 INTRA-MUIQAL SPQIQTS liach year increased emphasis is being placed on intra-mural athletic activities for both boys and girls, 'l'his type of physical education enables a greater portion of the student body to secure the benetits derived from participating in the various sports. ltlxpansion of intra-mural athletics is a trend in modern high schools be- cause varsity sports afford an opportunity to only a litnited number of students. XYith the rapidly increasing enrollment in our high school in the last few years, it has become necessary to otier to this larger group an opportunity of entering the more varied sports and recreational activities that a well-balanced educational pro- gram may be maintained. lfor both boys and girls there is fencing. swimming. basketball. and tennis. In addition. the girls have horseback riding. hockey, and volleyball, and the boys have handball and bowling. GYM CLFBS. Une of the tinest developments of intra-mural athletics are the boys' gym club and the girls' gym club. called the Leaders Club. liligibility to the boys' gym club requires an interest in athletic activities and regular attendance at their meetings. lfor membership in the Leaders Club a girl must, have earned at hundred points in intra-mural sports to be entered upon the elegibility list, from which new members are chosen by the club. 'l'he main project of the year's work for both is to form the nucleus for the gym exhibit held each spring, lleside the gym exhibit the boys compete in inter-scholastic gym contests. ' GYM ICXHIISIT. .Ks a climax to the year's gym work a gym exhibit is held every spring. At this time thu parents and friends are given an opportunity to see demonstrations of the regular and of special gym activities. These stunts consist ol' drills in tennis, fencing, basketball, roller-skating. with waltz and modern' dance numbers by the girls, 'l'he boys demonstrate the general phase of gym work in games and show special skills in tumbling and acrobatic work. l llCI.IJ DAY. lfield llay is an outdoor detnonstration of the physical educa- tion activities of all the XYilkinsburg schools from eletnentary through high school. It is held at Graham lfield late in the spring so that the people of XYilkinsburg can have a general view of the work carried on throi,tghout the school system. 'l'he pro- gram consists of mass drills and group drills of students from ditlerent schools. llesides drills are racing and tield-meet stunts. 'l'he Boys' and Girls' lfencing Clu 71 y uw: ll. Austin, lv. .Xlcrcit-r, A. hlerctlitli, R. Lewis, ll. liversole, T. Silver, I :chu in XX t ilison, R. Yensel, ll. t'an1pbt-ll, R. t'oons. Second low llvpo R. O'lJo1ix1ell, li. Klaeliillop, XV. Klillikiu, XY. -ltlllllflitlll, li. llostwick, 'Ky le ustions, I Stevenson. ll. l,ottcs, t'. Ziegler. N. Alanies, l'l. l'lzn'tson, ll. tirav. nl is artwig, I. Klack. t'. XYhittieltl. XY. XYilson. C. XYileox. ll. Locke, ll. Men- in R Smith lx lloxnnl XX llofsclier, li. Net-tlliani. R. XYillison. BOXYLING. The Wilkinsburg High School lntra-Mural Bowling League has steadily increased in number until there are sixty members divided into twelve teams. The boys bowl every lfriday afternoon at four o'clock at a local bowling alley. The group is entirely self governed with ltldward Rogers serving as manager and Charles lVilcox as treasurer. The boys hold a banquet as the tinal event ol the season. IVIQNCING. The lfencing Club is the only intra-mural sport in which both boys and girls participate jointly. There are two fencing' groupsfthe beginners and the advanced. the latter constitute those who have had a year's practice. The requirements for membership into each group are the same. attendance at two suc- cessive weekly practices. lioth groups participated in the Gym Exhibit this spring. RIDING ,XXIJ HOCKICY. Riding horseback is one of the newer and best- liked sports for the girls. The girls ride at the Squirrel Hill Riding Academy on Saturday morning. There are three ditierent groups, each group riding for an hour. VVith enthusiastic interest many girls attended the hockey practices held at Turner Field during the hockey season. The girls played practice games among themselves and then scheduled varsity games with ICdgewood High School and the Pitt freshmen. The results were: lidgewood 3-tl and tl-Og Pitt freshmen 2-1. BASKl+I'l'l3.-XI,I,. Basketball is another of the intra-mural activities in which great interest is shown by both boys and girls. About one hundred and twenty-tive boys who played were divided into teams. each team playing every other team. The Cougars won the boys' tinal playoff. The three girls' teams captained by Ruth Niggl, Betsy livans. and lfrances lieiswenger. engaged in a tournament as their main feature with Betsy livans' team in winning place. SWIIMMING. Swimming this year took the form of a Hcross country meet adding keen interest to the girls' swimming. The length. of the junior High School pool measured the distances between the cities. The winner was Betty Davis with Betty McMahon a close second. TENNIS. ,Xll of the intra-mural tennis was played in tournament style. The girls played at the Greene Street courts. and the boys at Graham lfield. Carolyn Aikman was the champion followed by lithel Nlames as close runner-up. Twenty- seven boys enrolled in the boys' tennis tournament with Stephen Harwig winning tirst place. 72 Trzick NIL-cl: Leu Xussclt finishing the qu1u'te1'mile . . . Daw lYikc nmkcs 11 high jump . . . Gnu. Puindexter, track star in the 220 dash . . . -lou Yziuglin in 11 pole vault . . . On line, ready for the signal . . . Ernest llill, zuiullier pule vaiulter . . , Duc lhunhurst . . . Boyd XVells1:ikcs thc hurcllcs . . . Pzml NlcXvil wins the shut put . . . H. Nlcredilli finishing the half mill- . . . Allan Brnuicll proves than pole vniilling is popular . , . MuNvil, nggjziin . . . ll. l'almcr, mm-1' thi- Iiigh hurcllvs. T3 Intra-mural Sports with Tennis and Golf: Practicing the fencing lunge . . Two skilled players. Kepple and Risser. pzirry 11 bit . . . Adding up their scores N'lCl'li1l'l2lllCl. Lewis :incl Coon . . . Reaching for the unknown in modern dance . . H. Glenn sends rt swift ball . . . Whiting' for the gates to open, cliznnpions Aik- man :incl james . . . On the course. golfers Tliielzieker and Heuer , . . Young fol- lows through . . . Heuer makes 21 grand demonstration. see the ball! . . . Coon alert for the pellet, '74 Girls' Sports. Ready fur the weekly Canter , . . After a morning ride they return refreshed . , . XYir1ning a goal in hockey . . . -X scramble for the puck in an intra-mural game . . . 'l'he Leaders' Club rm held day parade . . . The wheel, 11 regular drill of the club . . . Life saving up to date. fu, - 4 5 ICN- .L M V 75 XXXEARERS of the W FootbaH X. Mvfnlla. Il. III-rI'IIIg1rIII, and IE. I'I'icu. XX' BALUVVIN A NIATTER MH IJAHI., Capt. j. MOOIJV XT. DRX'I'I'u fl. S.u'cAIxIANf:o XH lCI4NI:s'r XXX. Sc'HW,xR'I'z R. FUNK XX. SC'O'1 l' H HI:IuI.Im R SH.xIfI:Iz R. HILL H. SMITH J. ,I.xIfIfIYRs R S'I'I:vIm'Ic X'. LAI-Ac:I.I.x J. TRIPOLI XX' LINN MD XVIKE KI. Mc'C,xI+'IfIzIw 1. XX'II.LINsKv XX'. Mc'KNIr:H'I' K. BOSTWICK, Crm-Mgr. R. SI-Ilxxks, Co-Mgr. BasketbaH IJ. IJ,-XUC9HFR'l'V U. X'AIfc:I-LIN IlIcX'I'I'o, Capt. XX'. XX'I:IsI-:Ia IC. HIiRli11Ili'I' G. XX'HI'I'Ic I . Ross xl. XX'oR'1'HINc:'I'ox XR. S'I'ICX'I1'K If. l+'IzIu:IfsoN, Co-Mgr. KI. S'I'Il'1I ICI. N. 'I'II:I:IcsI, Co-Mgr. XC D. 'Ii +11 R. -X. WH. XD. WI, I II. XX' X4l'lCCl'lC2lflL'l'SC .X. llL':IrllL'u. head clI0cI'lc:I4lcI'g 'I'. l'IIIIII1IiIIg's, 76 w. If I M. I+ 'l'I CONNER HII,I, jouwsox LUDOLCI: MACNEILI. WICINTYRE NI.-XTTER MEREDITH BALDWIN Bowrtksox IJAUII H RIQTV IJICAL ' IJIQVITII I'ZRNES'l' HITN'l' Track XL. NUSSELT M. PALMER POINDEXTER, Capt E. POOLE U. X'.1.UcsH.1.N B. XXYELLS VVIKE XD. B. CUNO, M f-'r. BasebaH U. KING G. MARTIN H. NIIQIIL M. REIQHOLIJ R. STEVICK C. VVHITE XR. FRIVK, C0-Mgr. R. DI1FI.owIcR, Co-Mgr. For Golf and Tennis, see page 137. if Two year lettermen Iree year lettermeu THE STUDENTS IINCX Q it 3' v , K f v 1 T' il J ' ' I A f ' BTN ' xmA-Xm l lt HT ILXKICR RETTE BRASS T051 FCRIMINGS EMERSON GEORGE .XI.I.liN llli.Xl'JLl I SENIQIQ LEADERS DVVIGHT BAKE R Vvith his friendly and infectious smile, Dwight has steadily risen to the top in our musical de- partment. In the band, in the choir, in the or- chestra, as a chapel prelude player, and as presi- dent of the Music Club, Bakel' has been a real leader. BETTE B RASS A smile for every one is Bette's motto as she helps keep the standards of the school through her membership on the Activity Board, and in National Honor Society. Beside this Bette is on the Hi IV4zy.t staff, is a Senior Counsellor, and a member of several clubs. TOM CUMMINGS A hard worker, with a friendly word for every one, Tom is a clever feature writer of the Hi Wagf.f. In addition, Tom finds time to be an usher and a cheerleader. He is president of the Science Club and a member of the National Honor Society. EMERSON GEORGE As president of one of the most important activi- ties of the school, the Student Council, Emerson has won many loyal friends in his quiet and cour- teous way. He is also one of the ushers, an active member of the Hi-Y, and a member of the French and Science Clubs. ALLEN HEADLEE In our football Chapels and at our games. Allen is that Well known head cheerleader who has led us in many a lusty cheer. He is active in the Student Council, is an usher, a member of the National Honor Society and the Hi Wayx. RHOSLYN BISHOFF Cheery and dependable as the editor of our Azmzzal, and vice president of the National Honor Society, Rhoslyn has shown himself to be a real leader in his class. Although busy with his edi- torial work, 'lRosy'l finds time to take part in, the Chess, Drama, Hi-Y and German Clubs. RUTH DUMM Always ready to lend a hand, Ruth has proven herself to be a very capable president of the Girl Reserves. Ruth is also a member of the Hi Mffzjfx staff, of the National Honor Society. the Book Club. and took a leading part in the fall play. RIIOSLYN BISHOFF RUTH DCMM l Il.l, MORGAN VIRGINIA l'OR'l'l2R IIRADX Sl l'AXARl lOl'lN 5-Ill'.l'l'.I, DAX ln XX llxl HILL MORGAN Hill has literally sung his way to being one of the leaders in his class. His work as a member and manager of the A Cappella Choir and his mem- bership in the Activity Board have made Bill one of the best known seniors. not only in his class but also in the whole school. VIRGINIA POR'I'lCR liveryone knows Virginia for her keen sense of humor and active participation in the leading activities of the school. Virginia was elected in her junior year to the Activity Board and the National Honor Society. She has been active on the Ili fVzI,1'.Y staff for three years, BRADY S'l'l9IVVAR'l' Quiet and reserved. yet always friendly. Brady has won a host of friends by his activities in the band and especially as the head student photo- grapher for the .t12l7l7NIZ. VVith his excellent action pictures. Brady has done nmch to bring success to the year book. JOHN S'l'Il+Il EL President of the National Honor Society, an usher. and a prominent member of the basketball team have won for john a place of honor as a leader in his class, -Iolin is a good golfer and is active in the lfrench and Science Clubs. DAVIS XVIKIC Dave has won his way to fame by setting a record in athletics as our star football player. and JV is ar iciiz 'o ' o ie ac ivi 'es. i's lfh pttitinm tlr t ti Inli junior year he was elected to the Activity Board. Dave is also an usher and manager of the golf team. LOVI S IC KNOI J IC XVe all know Louise for her winning ways. love- ly personality, and her willingness to do the many necessary little things which too frequently carry little honor. Louise is the class secretary, the secretary of the Student Council. a Senior Coun- sellor, and a member of the Drama Club. PA l7L SPRAY Paul has won his fame as that quiet and etiicient editor of the school newspaper, the Ili ll tzy.r. .Xl- though this keeps him busy. he tinds time to par- ticipate in many activities. for he is an usher. a member of National Honor Society. and the Drama. Science and Latin clubs. GEORGE XVHI'l'li A quiet boy who won distinction for himself by defeating the other strong candidates for class president in his senior year. An honor student. George also is on the basketball squad. plays base- ball. is a member of the National Ilonor Society. and a member of several clubs. i of i938 l.Ol ISl'. lxNOIll'. l'Al l. SVRAX t.l.ORGli XVIIITIC GF1938 cers: G. VYliitc, j. Hurtt, L. Knodc, Mcllarvcy. In September of 1935, the largest class of sophomores ever to enter NYilkinsburg High School took its place in line, and the long parade started forward. With Bob Archibald as the president, Tom Cummings, vice president. Betty Travis, treasurer, Ruth Dumm, secretary, and Virginia Porter. historian. the class quickly began taking its place in school activities. Members were elected to places in Student Council, and others took their places in clubs and sports. To speed up the tempo of the march. the sophomores held a Trf111.caa11!.i11tvim! Tm! as their tirst big dance. This affair was acclaimed a greatt success, and to prove their unseltishness. the sophomores gave part of the proceeds to aid the sufferers of the St. Patricks llay flood. By the end of the tirst year the class of 1938 was well established in the school, and capable of marching ahead during the following year. Then. as juniors. they wasted no time in electing three of their classmates. Vir- ginia Porter, Bill Morgan, and Dave XYike. to positions on the Activity Board. Having done this, they selected Glenn XYible to lead the junior division of the parade. with Tom Cummings, vice president, Louise Knode. secretary. Bill McKee. treas- urer. and Dorothy Piper. historian. as his assistants. Many juniors again made worth while contributions in the tields of sports. clubs and scholastic achievement. The fall play, Eyixv of Tltzloc, also included several juniors in its cast. This year Wiuiwf' I7V07Zli4'7'lLllltl was chosen as the theme of the class dance. Much hard' work transformed the gym into a beautiful winter garden. in spite of the lack of winter outside. In the spring many outstanding juniors were chosen as members of Na- tional Honor Society. and john Stiefel was chosen as president of the society for the coming year. This thorough drilling while in the less important ranks trained the juniors well for their position at the head of the parade as seniors. It seemed like a long hard march at times, but the coveted position at the front of the line was hnally reached. Now, after two years of preparation. the class of 1038 was ready to lead the rest of the parade. George XVhite, the new class presi- dent, and his co-workers, jane Hurtt, vice president. Louise Knode. secretary, Bettie McGarvey, treasurer. Dorothy Piper. historian. took their places at the head of the line. Then as managers and players on varsity teams. presidents of clubs. and members of all school organizations. the seniors began leading the school throughout the rest of the year. The fall play, 7714- Yizzzkea King, was one of the' funniest ever presented, and many seniors helped in producing it. Editing the Hi XVays and the Annual also kept many of them busy. The parade of 1938 is now over. Spectators all agree that it was one of the most varied and interesting parades ever witnessed. The seniors are ready and waiting to take their places in a still bigger parade. One can't help feeling. that they will be as successful as they march through life as they were in the three years' march through high school. 80 I-IISTQIQV CDF THE CLASS .NRY C. Alilfl.-Commercial. lluuur Roll 2. 3: Clubs: Commercial 3. 4: Music 2, 4. KN Nl. ACKICRMAN-Academic. llnnur Rull 2. 3. 4: Clubs: Girl Rcscrrvs Z. 3. 4: Scicncc 4: l.:ntiu 2. 3: German. Yicc I'rcs. 4: Hunk 4, RULYN I. .XIKNIAN-Academic. .X Crippcllzi Cbnir 3. 41 Gym lixliibit 3, 3. 4: Intra-niurzll: llaisl-cmlmll. Tennis. lluckvy 2. 3. 4: Clubs: Lcnmlcrs 3. 4: Spanish 3. 4. Rl, lilNllXlli'Ii .XLRI'iR'l'-Industrial. lntrai-uuirzil Swimming' Z, 3 .R'l'll.X lC'l'lllCl. .Xl.lllCR'l'-Commercial. .. .. . .M . , LSLIA NN lI.l.IAM Al.Iil'.R1-Academic. In-rfcct .Xttcmlzmce 5 yrs. ELYN Al.liRlGll'l'f-Academic. Sr. Cnunscllurg Ili VVays Staff 2: Intr:l-nuu':1l Basketball 2. 3. 4: Hockey 23 Clubs: Lczulcrs 3. 4: Fencing 3. 4. RBERT C. .'Xl.llRlClI+Tccl1niCal. lulrzi-nuiral Basketball 2. 3, 4: Clubs: Science 4: lfrv.-ncli 4. .RG.XRli'l' .IANIC .XLliX.XNUIiRfAcademic. l'1-rfcci .Xtteuflauce 5 yrs. Christ' mas Cmivcrt 3: Spring Festival 3: Clubs: Spzuiisli 3, 42 Girl Rvscrvcs 4, 'HN FRANCIS Al.l.CORN-Academic. l'a'rfL-ct Att:-mlaiicc 7 yrs. Iutrzi-uuirnl Basketball 2. 3. 4: Commercial Club 4. YLLIS II. ALLISON-Commercial, A Czimicllzi Clioir 3. 4: Spring lfustivul 2. 3, 4: Clu'istnias Concert 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Girl Rus:-rves 3. 4: Commercial 3. 4. l 'RIS MAY .Xl.l.SlIOUSE-Academic. Perfect .Xttcndancc 6 yrs. llmnc Rumn Mgr. 3: lntrzi-niurnl Swimming 3, 4: Clubs: l.:uin 2: Commercial 3: Gcrnizui 43 Drzuna 4: Science 41 Fencing 3. 4. RNEST Rlilill .XBIBIJQR-Academic. I'crfn-ct .Xttcnnlnncc 3 yrs. Fwntlmzlll 2. 'RA lf, ANINION-Academic. Perfect .Xtra-nmlzuicc 6 yrs. Clubs: German 4: Latin 2. UISE M. ANlll'IRSONfCommercial. llunic Rnmn Mgr. 3: Slsring lfv:-tivnl 3: Clubs: Girl Rvsm-i'x'vs 2: Commcrcial 3. l i iR,lORllf MAY .XXIIICRSON-Academic. .X Camiellzl Choir 3. 4: Sr. Coiiilsclluit Girls Council Z. 3. Sccy-Treas. 4: llonur Roll 2, 3. 4: Intrzi-mural llziskcilmll J. 3. 4: Clubs: l'Al'CllCll 3, 4: Drama 3. 4: Scivncc 2. 4, ITII l.UClSlC ANGICRER-Academic. Gym lixliibit 3. 4: Clubs: Ga-rnizin 3. 41 Girl Rcsciwvs 2, 3, 43 Drama 4: Fencing 3. 4. IQLYN ANN .XNIQICR-Commercial. Spring Ifcstivul 3: Stage Craft 2: Clubs: Conimcrcizal 3, 4: Music 3. QK .XNTII1PNY-Commercial. Stage Crew J: Cmnmcrcizil Club 4. THICRINIC Xl. .XRliS'l'l'iR-Commercial. lficlml Ilny J: Connncrcizil Club 3, ANR I.. .XRIZSTICR-Industrial. l I!liR'l' .XRCIIlIl.Xl.ll-Technical. Class l'rm-siilviit 2: Lslicr 3, llczul l'-ilu-r 41 llonic Roum Mgr. 2, 3: Clubs: Hi-Y 2, 3. l'rL's. 4: limiiizl 3: llmrling 3. ,BliR'l' ARENA- Academic. Intrzi-murzil lluskctbull 2. 3, 4. 'XVARIJ .Xl'S'l'lNfACademic. lnlrzi-nuirzllz liziskclbzill 2. Swimming 3: Clubs: Ili-Y 2. 32 llnwliug 3, Sl HARRY VV. AUSTIN-Academic. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Bowling League I Intra-mural Basketball 25 Music Club 2, 3, 4. BETTY AIUIJREY AYERS-eAcademic. Clubs: Leaders 2, 3, 45 Science 45 C mercia 3. MILDRED I. BAER-Academic. Christmas Concert 2. 35 Spring Festival Z Honor Roll 2, 45 Clubs: Latin 35 Frencl1 45 Drama 45 Girl Reserves Z l usic 2. EUNICE VIRGINIA IIAILEY-Academic. Perfect Attendance 4 yrs. Orchc 2, 3 45 Quotation Squad 2. 3. 45 Spring Festival 2, 3, 45 Christmas Concert 45 Clubs: Book 45 Music 2, 3, 4. DNYIGH1' B. BAKER-Academic. Band 2, 35 Student Leader 45 Orchestra 2, E A Cappella Choir 3, 45 All State Orchestra 4: Spring Festival 25 3, 45 Christ Concert 2, 3, 45 Clubs: Music 3, Pres. 45 Latin 4. lil LL XY. BALDXYIN-Industrial. FLOYD EDVVARU BALSLEY-Technical. Football 2, 35 Intra-mural Swimir 3, Tennis 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice Pres, 4l3. MARIEIQ JEAN HARBOUR-Academic. Quotation Squad 45 Spring Festival I 4: Christmas Concert 2, 3, 45 Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 35 Science 4. l1E'l t'Y ll. BARCLAY-Academic. Perfect Attendance 4 yrs. Spring Fcstiva Gym Exhibit 2. AGNES HARKLl'lYfCommercia1. Honor Roll 2. 45 Intra-mural Basketball 2, ' nis 45 Clubs: Latin 2, 35 Commercial 4. RALPH SIPLE HARNETT-Commercial. Baseball 25 Intra-mural Tennis Cl: pion 35 Commercial Club 3. 5 ELIZAl3l'1'l'H ANN REAKESfAcademic. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Home R Mgr. 3. 45 Pied Piper 25 Clubs: Leaders 45 French 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. LIQOTA L. liECHTOLD-Commercial. Intra-niural: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Vc Hall 45 Hockey 3, 45 Swimming 45 Christmas Concert 35 Gym Exhibit 3, 4. CHARLES XVESLEY BEDSVVOR'l'IIfAcademic. Perfect Attendance 10 yrs. Cappella Choir 3, 45 Christmas Concert 25, 3, 45 Spring Festival 2, 3, 45 Ii mural Basketball 2, 35 Clubs: Latin 25 Science 3, 45 French 45 Alusie Z, 3, FRANCES ELAINE llEISVVENGER-Academic. Leaders Club 2. 3, 45 Gym hibit 2. 3, 4: Pied Piper Z5 Christmas Concert 45 Intra-mural Hockey 3, 4, ' nis 3, 45 liasketball Z, 35 45 A Cappella Choir 4. ROBERT KIRK HELK-Technical. Clubs: Chess 2, 35 Latin 2. BOYD ANDERSON BELL-Academic. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Christmas t cert 2, 3, 45 Spring Festival 2, 3, 45 Pied Piper 25 Clubs: Science, Vice Pres Music 2, 3, Vice Pres. 45 Connnercial 4. GLAIJYS DOROTHY ilELLfAcademic. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Christ Concert 2. 3. 4: Spring Festival 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 3. MARY BIARGARET BELL-Academic. Student Council 3, Vice Pres. 45 VVays Staff 3, 45 Sr. Counsellor 45 Clubs: French 3, 45 Science 45 Latin 2. ROBERT li. l2ENNETT+Technical. Perfect Attendance 8 yrs. Track 35 Ii mural Tennis 4, Handball 45 Clubs: Science 3, 45 Spanish 3. 4. IEANNE HARRIET BERG-Commercial. Perfect Attendance 3 yrs. Field 2, 35 Gyni Exhibit 35 Clubs: Conunercial 4: Home Economics 2. MARY JANE BERRY-Academic. Spring Festival Z. 35 Christmas Concert 2 Clubs: Spanish 3. 45 Girl Reserves Z. 3. 45 Latin 25 Drama 4. llL'GlI C. l5Il'JlJLE-Commercial. Spring Festival 2, 3, 4. RIIOSLYN l. l3lSHOFF+Academic. Annual Start' 3, Editor 45 Natll llonur eiety 3, Vice Pres. 45 Clubs: Ili-Y 3, 45 Science 3, 45 Drama 3, 45 German S2 'KLE H. BLAKELEY-Commercial. Gym Club 2. 3. 43 Iutra-mural Ilziskctlmll 2, 3, 4. 'EXYTON P. HUHMEffAcademic. Science Club 4. .LEX l'.Xl'1. l3Ol.I.lNGER- Academic. llonor Roll 3. 4: l'hristni:is Cniicwi S: Clubs: Spanish 3, 4: Hunk 4. TA REGINA BUR'l'Ol.l'ZZl-Academic. French Club, Vicc I'rL-s, 4. MES KING ROS'l'XVICK-- Academic. Fpotball Mgr. 2, 3. i'u'Mg.gr. 4: lnlrzi- rnural: lirisketbnll 2, 3, 4, Ilznulbzxll 43 H1-Y 4. YROTIIY ORA IBOVVERSfCommercial. A Cappella Choir Z. ii. .41 Spring livi- tival Z, 3, 43 Yzinkvc King 43 Cliristinas Concert 2. 3. 4: lhrislinns l'l:ly 2: Clubs: Science 5, 43 l,I'Zll1l1l 2. 3. 43 Girl Reserves Z. 3. 4. llfl. E. UUXVLIN-Technical. intra-niural: Tennis 2. 3. 4. llziskctlvnll 2. 3. 4. Handball 3. 4. Yollcybnll 2. 3. Footlyzill 2. Track 3. lf.l.IAXl HARRY ilUYC'E-Commercial. .X Cappella flioir SZ 1'liristnl:ls limi- cert 2. 32 llnnic Ronin Mgr. 43 Fencing 3. Secy. 4: Spring Ifcslivzil 3. .23 Cilflbsi Frcncli, Le Ccrclc Frnncziis 3: Commercial 4. XRG.XRE'l' ll. l!UYlJ4Commercial. Spring' Festival 5: 4'hris1n1:zs Vniicr-i'i 3: Clubs: Hnnic Economics .Ig Music S: Commercial 4. -IARLES DAVID Ii0YLEfAcademic. llunor Roll 3, 4: Ili-XN':iys Stull' 2. 3, 4: Baseball Asst, Mgr. 2. 3. Mgr. 43 Home Room Blgr. 43 lntrzi-niurzilz lizislcctluzill 33 Clubs: French 43 Science 4. -XRY l.OL'lSE IZOYLE-Academic. Perfect Attendance S yrs. lihristnms Klux' l cert 23 Spring lfcstivnl 29 Clubs: French 3. 43 Drama 43 Music 2. IITTE lTR.XSSv-Academic. Activitv Board 41 Hi NY:lys Stuff J. 3. 4: Sr. Omn- sellm' 3, 4: Ilunur Roll Z, 3. 4: Clubs: Scicncc 43 lfruilrli 4: l.:iliu 2. IAXCES l.. RREEIPEXfCommercia1. Gyni Exhibit J. .21 Clubs: Ilrxnnu 3. 4: Girl Rcservcs 4: Latin 31 fuiiiincrcial 3. BIES XYILSON RRENNEKIAN-Industrial. Perfect .Xttcn:l:nicc .I yrs. .Xriziliuu Club 2, Pres. 33 Gym Exhibit 2. XRIQXN GER.Xl.l3INE HRIVKLEY-Academic. Turtle Cirvck l'ninn High 1: Gym Exhibit 3: Clubs: Ercncli 43 Latin 33 Girl Rcscrrvs 43 Art 5. DODROXY ,X I.I,EN B R Of J KS-Industrial. TRIS HROXYN. Quit ,l:n1. 3. 1958. IZORGLX RR0lYNf Commercial. intra-niurzil: llzxskctbzill 2. Nlnshbull Z. Mg'iSI R. BROXYNfAcademic. Football Z. 33 Intra-mural liziskctlinll 23 Spunisli 1 u J 4. KDE BROVYN-Commercial. Philipsburg High School, l'hilipsburg. l':l. 23 Cmn- mercial flub 4. iINNE'l'll C. llRl7Vl'EI.IlEll1EfAcademic. Music Vlmrus 2. XR'l'll.X lil-II,LE llfflLXNXN-Classical. .X Cappcllfi fhnir 2. 3. 42 Honor Roll 2, 3. 43 Clubs: Clicss 3. Chess Team 43 Science 43 Gcrnizni Svcy. 4: l.nlin 2, S, 43 Hook 4. XRY GENEYIEYE Bl'CfR4Commercial. Hoiim' Roll 2. 3, 4: llunnf Rmmni Mgr. 23 lli'XYays Stzilf 43 Cmnmurcizil Club 4. XRY JANE lilfCKvCommercial. Music Chorus 2, 33 Hume Ecnnmnics Club 2. S3 THOMAS S. IBCKIQS-Commercial. lntra-mural: Basketball 2. 3, 43 liowling .XL l'. BCMBIZRA-Industrial. HOU BCMBIQRA-Industrial. Gym Club 4: Intra-mural llasketball 4. ROBERT VVIl,l.lAlXl RURCII-Industrial. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Intravmural- Bas ball 2, 3, 4: Track 4. GRACE MARCIZLLAS IKURGOKDN-Commercial. Girls' Council 2, 3. 4. NLXRTHA JANE BURKE-Academic. lntra-mural: Basketball 2. 3. Swimming Gym Exhibit 2, 3: Field Day Z, 33 Christmas Concert 2: Spring Festival Clubs: Leaders 3. 4: Science 4. JAMES li. HURROUGIIS-Academic. Music Club 2. 3, 4. ROBERT GEORGE ISYRNIES-Academic. Honor Roll 2: llonie Room Mgr. lntra-mural Rowling 3: Clubs: Science 3, 45 Commercial 2. DORIS MAY CAINACommercia1. Christmas Concert 2, 3: Clubs: Girl Rese 2, 3, 45 Blusic 3. LUIS JEAXNIQ CAL!JWIELI,-Commercial. Spring Festival .Eg Christmas C cert 31 Intra-mural Tennis 3: Clubs: Girl Reserves 2. 4: Commercial 4: Mus DOROTHY A. C.Xl.llUUN-Academic. Central ll. S.. Nashville. Tenn., 2, Clubs: Drama 4: Commercial 4: Science 4: Girl Reserves 4. l DONALD R. CAMl'lllil.l.-Commercial. lntrzt-mural liaslietball 2, 3, 43 Cli .Xviation 2. 3. 'I'reas. 4: lli-Y 4. BIARGARET C. CAMl'l!lCI,l.-Commercial. A Cappella Choir 4: Clubs: Musi 3. 4: Home liconomics 2. lil.IS.XP,liTH F. CARl,YSI.lC-Commercial. Perfect Attendance 5 yrs. Christ Concert 2. 3: Spring Festival 3. ANTIIONY S. CARCSU-Commercial. MAY CASSIDY-Commercial. Spring Festival 2, 3: Christmas Concert 2, Clubs: Blusie 3: Girl Reserves 2. ARTHUR B. CERVI-Academic. Spring Festival 2. 31 Christmas Concert 2, Clubs: Commercial 3: Latin Z, 3. VINCENT BIORGAN C, lIAl'M.XNfAcademic. Tiger 4: Track 3. 4: Cross Cou' 32 Football 2: llome Room Mgr. Z: Gym lixhibit Z. MARY JEAN CHIl.CO'l'lCfAcademic. YVellsbor0 l'l. S., VVellsboro, l'a. Z, 3: chcstra. 4: llanfl 3: Clubs: French 43 Fencing 4: Science 4: Drama 4: Reserves 2, 3, 4. 'l'Hl'IRliSiX H. Cl.ARlifC0mmercial. Peabody H. S., I'gh. Z: Drama Club 4. FRANK RICHARD COCIVICRA-Commercial. Clubs: Spanish 3: Gym 3. MARY COE-Commercial. Tellico Plains H. S., Tenn. 2. 3: Class l'res. 2, 3 Tellico Plains ll. S. DOROTHY GOLDIIC COllliXf-Commercial. Sr. Counsellor 3. 4: Girls' Cou 43 Spring Festival 3: Clubs: Science 4: Music 3. DIANET MARGARET COLLINS-Academic. Spring Festival 2. 3: Clubs: Frc 4: Science 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Drama 4. 84 CllARl7 PHILLIP LOQNS-Commercial. Track 2: Reserve Basketball 3: Hase- ball 3, 4: Clubs: Aviation 2: Drama' 4: Ili-Y 4. .INOR FLORENCE CORNSvCommercial. Girls' Council 3. INEVIEVIC l2lll'l'lI CORRISTAN-Academic. Gym lixliiliit 2: Picrl I'ipt-r 2: Clubs: Girl Reserves 4: tommercial 4: Science 4. i'I'llER F. COSTELLKD-Commercial. Ficlsl Day 2: Christmas Concert 3: Spiing Festival 3: Honor Roll 2, 3: German Club 4. JRMAN VV. CO'l l'ER-Academic. Annual Staff 4: Eyes of Tlaloc 3: Usher 4: Honor Roll Z: Clubs: Hi-Y 3, Vice Pres. 4: Book 3, 4: llrznna 3, 4: French 3, 4, l.fXRLlCS VY. CRAXIER-Academic. Football 3, 4: Intra-mural linsketbull 3. 4. LL 1. CRlilGll'I'lIX-Academic. f'l'H NACHI CRITCHLUXV-Commercial. lntra-mural Volleyball 4: Clubs: Leaders 4: Commercial 2, 3, 4. 'HEL RL l'H CRUMfCommercial. Perfect .Xttennlance 3 yrs. Gym, Exhibit 3: Spring Festival 4: Commercial Club 2. ,KN Bl, CUMNIINGS-Academic. Honor Rnll 2. 3. 4: lli XVays Stall' 2. 3. 4: Clubs: Bunk, Secy. 3. 4: Spanish 2. 3, 4: French 4. 'l'lIOM.'XS CUMnlINGS+Academic. Perfect Attendance 5 yrs. lli XVz1ys Staff 3. 4: Student Council 3: Csher 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Nat'l llonor Society 3. 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Class Vice Pres. 2. 3: Science Club 3, Pres. 4. fl! T. LCNOgCommercial. Track Mgr. 2. 3. 4: liasketball 3. 4: lli XV:xys Staff 3, 4: Football Nlgr. 2: Commercial Club, Viee Pres. 4. QXARELLE .XURELLX CZERNY-Academic. lntra-mural: Sxriunning' 2. 3. 4. 'liennis 2: Gym Exhibit 2. 3: Clubs: Spanish 3. 4: Latin 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3. ILISERT DAHL-Industrial. Football 2. 3. 4. XNIEL JAMES l7.XILEY-Industrial. Football Z, 3, 4: Intra-mural liasketball 2. 3. 4: llunor Roll 3. 1Ll.l.XBl G. DASH-Technical. lntra-mural llaskethall 3, 4: Clubs: Science 2. 4: l'lifY 4: Chess 4: French 2. YN DACGIIER'l'YfAcademic. Nat'1 llonor Society 3, 4: .X Cappella their 2, 3, J 4: ,Xnnual Staff 3, 4: Sr. Counselor 3, 4: llonor Roll .., 3, 4: Clubs: French 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Science 4. NLE IJODSON DAUGIlER'l'Y-Commercial. Baseball 2, 3, 4: llnsketbull 3. 4: intra-mural: Soccor 3, Swimminp: 3: lli WV:1ys Stuff 2. bRU'l'llY A. ILXVIDSON-Technical. .Xnnurxl Stall' 4: llonur Roll 2, 3. 4: llnsi- ness Nlgr, of Fall Play 4: Clubs: French 4: Science Z. 4: llrama 4: Hook 4: Girl Reserves 3. 4. ELEN .X. llEFLUXVER-Commercial. Gym Exhibit 2. 3: Christmas Concert 3: Spring Festival 3: Honor Roll 3, 4: lntrafmural: Basketball 3, 4, Swimming 4: Clubs: Commercial 2. Pres. 4: Fencing 3, 4. lARlE ANNE IJAVIS-Academic. Greensburg l'l. S. 2, 3. Christmas Concert 3, 4: Clubs: Girl Reserves 41 Science 4: French 4: Ilruma 4. XVII? L. DKNY-Academic. Gym llub Z. 3. 4. Pres. 3. YELEN CA'l'llERlNE l1EAL+Commercial. Perfect Attendance 8 yrs. Clubs: Girl Reserves Z: Commercial 4. ELEN G. llENl.lNGER-Classical. Christmas Concert 2, 4: Gym Exhibit 3: Honor Roll 1, 3. 4: Clubs: Latin 2. 3. 4: Science 4: Girl Reserves 2. 4. 85 'l'llIiRlQS.'X ROSE DE PALMA-Commercial. Christmas Festival 3, Spring F rival 3, Clubs: Girl Reserves 35 Commercial 4. VIRGINIA M, DlESMARAISwAcademic. A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Christmas Cc cert 3, 3, 4: Clubs: Leaders 2, 3, 4, Book 2, 3. 43 Drama 2, 3, 4: Music 3, 4. IVRANCICS M.-XRY DE VITOfC0mmerCial. Clubs: Commercial 3, 4, Home lil ntnnies 3: Xlusie Z. -llmlk l'.l.IZ.'Xl!E'l'II IDIGl2S+Academic. llonor Roll 35 Clubs: Art 2, 3. 45 ll 4: Girl Reserves 4. C.'XRB4JX P. IJIMPSEYfCommercial. Perfect Attendance 10 yrs. Stage Crew2 l.l.OYlJ A. lDONlil,SONfCommercial. Intrasmural: Basketball 3, Swimming Soccer 31 Clubs: Drama 4, Commercial 4. l l'll.'XRl,lfS YYESLIQY IDOUGIITY-Academic. Football 3, Christmas Concert Spring Festival 2, Music Club 2. TOM j. DLYIDAS-Commercial. Rl l'Il ANNIE DCMM-Academic. Class Secy. 23 Ilonor Roll 2, 3, 4: Sr, Co selor, IIi lYays Staff 3, 4: Yankee Ring 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 43 Clu Girl Reserves 2, 3, Pres. 4, Book 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3. 1 l BIARGARET F. DUNN-Commercial. Christmas Concert 2: Spring Festival 2. ROBICRTA li. DUNN-Academic. Fall l'lay 3: Christmas Concert Z, 3, 43 A C: pella Choir 4: Gym Exhibit 2: Spring Festival 2, 3. 45 Clubs: Drama 3, French 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. ,IUIIN Il. INIRNING-Commercial. Rook Club 3, 4. l llli'l l'Y COl.I.liliN IQASTON-Commercial. Perfect Attendance S yrs. Clxristn Concert 2, Spring Festival 2, Gym Exhibit 2. Rl'Tll MARIE ICHEI.-Commercial. Spring Festival 3: Christmas Concert Clubs: Girl Reserves 2: Commercial 3, 4g Music 3. ,LXMICS ARMAXIJ ICHALT-Commercial. Art Club 2. lllfVYl'l I' F. EIRIIAR'l'+Industrial. Intra-mural Swimming 3, A Cappella Chr 23 llonie Room llgr. 2, .Xviation Club 2, 5. 4. FRIED XV. IENGELBERT-Academic. IIAROLD ERNEST-Academic. Turtle Creek 2, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, Quotation Squad 4. .XRTIILTR li. EXVART-Industrial. BLXRAIORIIC JANE IIXYING-Academic. Perfect Attendance 3 yrs. Ilonor Roll 4, Quotation Squad Z, 3, 4, Spring Festival 2, 3: Clubs: French 43 Girl I serves 2, 4, Commercial 3. 4: Music 2, 3, Latin 2. STONICR Ii. FAIR-Commercial, John Marshall High School, Los Angeles, Ca l'l.AlNli F1XIR---Commercial. Cmnmereial Club 4. ILXRILXRQX FAIRFIELD-Classical. Perfect Attendance 3 yrs. Clubs: Latin 2, 4: German 3, 4, Book 4, NANCY ANN FAXYCETT-Commercial. Spring Festival 2. 3: Christmas Cone! 2, 3: Clubs: Girl Reserves Z, Music 2, 33 Commercial 2, 3. 86 lAN l lCll'IRAllliXIf-Academic. A Cappella flmir J, 3, 4: t'hristmar, Concert 2, J. 4: Spring Festival 2, S. 4: Gym Exhibit 3, 4: Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4: Spanish 3, 4: Music 2. 3. 4: Latin 2. lARl.lfS FlCl,Ml.liYf Commercial. Perfect Attcnclancc 4 yrs. il'll. Il. lfliN'I'UN Commercial. Track 4, QUYIJ A. l liRGl'SllNfAcademic. Basketball 3, Mgr, 4: lntra-mural: llaskctball 4: Track 3, 4: Spanish Club 4. iIRl.l'IY R. FICRGVSON-Academic. Perfect Attendance 3 yrs. Gym Exhibit 2. 3: Girls' Council 3. 4: lntra-mural: Suimming 3, llaskctball 2, 3: Clubs: French 3, 4: Latin .lg Science 3, 4. IEAN G FICRRIS-Technical. Perfect Attcntlancc 7 yrs. Fnntball 2. 3, 4: 'Fraclr 3 4 QSSIC ll. FlNl.liYfAcademic. French Llub 4. ARGARlf'l' MAY FlSlllCR-Commercial. Sxring Festival 3, -lg Christmas fun- l cert 3. 4: Clubs: Hunk 3. 4: Music 3. ATIIRYX A. FUNIIA-Commercial, Perfect Attcmlancc 5 yrs. Ithaca ll. S.. Ithaca, N. Y. Z, 3. RANK IRYIN FHRID--Technical. Perfcct Attt-nmlancc T yrs. A Cappella flmir 5, 3. -lg Track S. 4: Football 4: Christmas Lunccrt 2. 3, 4: Spring Festival Z, 5. 4: Clubs: Scicncc 3, 4: Music -lg French 4. EN F. FUOTIC. .lR.+Acaademic. Hi AYays Stall' 2. 3. Spnrts lid. 4: Trackill 3. 4: The Yankcc King: 4: Band 2. 3. 4: intra-mural: llasketball 2, 4: birun- l ming .21 Flubs: lli-Y 3. Treas. 4: Drama 2, 3, 4. ILDRICI1 MAli FOl'l.liS-Commercial. Perfect Attcnrlancc 4 years. Vlnbs: llmnc lfcmnnnics 2. 31 llunmcrcial 2, li'l l'Y lfARHl.li FRAKliR-Academic. Spring Fcstival 23 Clubs: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4: Science 4. UNALD FRliliMAN-Commercial. A Cappella Choir 2: Pied Piper of Hamlin 2. YONXH A. FRlliXl3-Commercial. Girl Rcscrrcs 1. 2: fommercial Club .Z Quit Feb. 7. l9.l8. .'XlC liS'l'llliR FRYIC--Commercial. Home Rumn Mgr. Z: Music Festival 2. .w Iutra-mural: llnckcy 1. 3. Basketball 2: Gym lixliibit 3: fommcrcial Club 3. LFREIJA F. FllllAl.AfCommerCial. Spring' Fcstival Z, 3: Christmas Concert 2, 3: Clubs: Cnmnu-rcial 2, 3: Music 2. 3. MMA C'ARUl,YN Fl'l.l.l2R-Commercial. Music Festival 2. 5: Gym Exhibit 3: llomc Rnum Mgr. 2: Vbmmercial Club S, XNIQ R. lfl'l.l.liRfAcademic. Clubs: Girl Rcscrvcs F 3: Spanish -l: Music 2. u 4: Latin .Z: Scis-ncc 3. rl. ETTY DIAXIC 1lAl,I.AlQlllill-Commercial. Fhristnias llmnccrt 2. 3. 4: Spring Festival J, K. 4: lntra-mural Volleyball 4: flubs: l'nmmcrcial 3. 4: Music .12 Girl Reserves 2, 3, -l. ,lfR'l'llA l.Ul'lSlC GANNllNfAcademic. Pcrfcct Attcnmlance 5 yrs. Annual Stat? 4: Gym lixhibit 3: Clubs: l:l'l'llCll 2. 4: Scicncc 4: Arr 4: Fencing 3. 41 Drama l -li Girl Rest-l'vc-. 3, 4. lll.llRlilJ A. GAliRlSUNvAcademic. l'crfv.-ct Attcnslance X yrs. lntra-mural Sports 2. S, -lg liaskctball 2. 3. -lg linmc Ronin Mgr, 2. A: Clubs: Latin 3. -lg l.v.-aclers 2, 3. 4, Sccy. 3, ILI. GASKILI.-Commercial. OM II. lIlilillAR'l'--Academic. S7 JEAN E. HANCOClivA IBUROTIIY JEAN GEL Spanish 3, 4. TZ-Academic. Christmas Concert 35 Clubs: Latin WIOHN VV. GEl,'l'Z-Academic. Peabody ll. S., l'gli., l'a. 2, 3. Spanisht Club 4. ICMERSON L. GEORGli+Technical. Student Council 3, Pres. 15 Nat'l llonor S ciety 3. 43 Usher 3, 45 Clubs: Ili-Y 2, 3, 45 French 3, 45 Science 4. l l!lI.l. I. GIBSONfAcad Christmas Concert Z. JOHN CHARLES GlLlili mural: Basketball Z, 3 lCl.Sl li COLE'l l'.X GI l.l Intra-mural l3asketball ROIIERT EMORY Gl Ll. llUl!liR'l' DOYLE Gll.l. 45 Gym Team 3, 4. Yl RGINIA LOUISE GLE RUTH 'l'. GOEVVEY-Ac Clubs: Leaders 45 Sp RICHARD LAVVRENCIE Roll 2, 35 Clubs: Gern HARRY ' 2 lNvC WILLIAM H. GRAM-In AN l'l'.X MARION GRAY- 45 German 4. Rlusic 2, 3, Treas. 4: I YI RGINIA C. GRIFFITP S., Greensburg, l'a. 2, 3, 45 Commercial 3. l'.XCl. A. GROETZTNGE Art 3. NICK FRANK GURGIOI 2, 35 Music Club 2. 3. RCTII .XXX H.XIGllfAc Festival 35 llonor R Latin 25 Commercial 3 DO R I S LEE HALE-Aca 3, 45 Drama 2, 3. ICIWVIN li. HALL-Indus GLAIPYS GAIL ll.X5lIl. Cappella Choir 3. 45 Q Girl Reserves 2. 3. 45 I Art 4. l'llYl.l.lS MAXINE llAl Spring Festival 2, 3: l 3, 45 Science 4: Girl R S8 emic. intra-mural Howling 3, 45 Spring Festival 2, 33 Chess Club 3. R'l'-Academic. Football 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Inti 4. Swimming 35 Clubs: Spanish 2, 35 Science 3. .-Commercial. Spring Festival 35 Gyin Exhibit 3, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 4. -Academic. Track 2: Clubs: Science 45 Aviation 4. lC'l l'E-Technical. Gym Club 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibit 2, NN-Academic. Clubs: French 45 Drama 4. ademic. Spring Festival 35 Intra-rnural Swimming 3, anish 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 .Drama 3. GtJLLAD.-XY+Technical. A Cappella Choir 45 Hon ian, Pres. 45 Music 4. X om ss Club 4. dustrial. Academic. lrli VVays Stall' Z5 Clubs: llook 3, 45 Scien JEAN ELIZAIIETH GRAY Counselor 3, 4: Christ french 3. 4, -Academic. A Cappella Choir 25 Librarian 3, 45 El mas Concert Z, 3, 45 Spring Festival 2, 3, 45 Club I-Academic. Perfect Attendance 5 yrs. Greensburg l A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Clubs: Music 3, 45 Girl Reserv R-Academic. A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Clubs: French .0vAcademic. Spring Festival 2, 35 Christmas Concfl ademic. l'li VVays Staff 2. 32 Christmas Concert 3: Spriu oll Z5 Intra-mural: Swimming 3, 4, Basketball 35 Club , 45 Music 3. demic. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 35 Science 45 Music trial. Intra-mural Swimming 4. I 'l'tJNfAcademic. Nlunhall H. S., llunhall l'a. 2. uotation Squad 45 Gym Exhibit 2, 35 Field Day 35 Club Drama 4, French 4. cademic. Gym Exhibit 25 Clubs: Girl Reserves Z, i QRISUN-Academic. lirookville H. S., Brookville, Pa. lonor Roll 33 Christinas Concert 2, 3, 45 Clubs: Frenc eservcs 4. PEGGY I.. ll.XRNliYfAcademic. llunnr Roll 3. 3: Quulaatiun Squzul 4: Spring lfcstivnl 3. 4: Gym lixliibit 3: Cllristtnas Conccrt 3, 4: Clubs: Spanish. Sc-cy. 4: llrzinm 4: Spanish 3. 4. PAUL LICRUY llARROl.llgAcademic. A Cnppclln Cliuir 2. 3: Cliristnms Cun- fcrt 3, R: Spring lfcslivzxl 2. 3: Clubs: Latin 3: Cfnnnicrcizil 4. RUlllfR'l' I'OR'l'lfR ll.XRRYfACademiC. Rnslcctlnztll 1. 3: llifY 4: llmnmr Rnll 1. 3, 4: Yxxnkt-L' King 4: Clubs: l1r:nn:i. 2. 4: Lzitin 4. ICLLICN ll.XS'I'INGS-Academic. Sr. Counselor 3, 41 Cln-istnms Concert 2. 3: Spring Ifcstivzll 2, 3: lnlrzi-nnirzll Tennis Z, 3: llnnur Rnll 2: Clubs: Girl Rt-- scrves 2, 3. 43 Latin 23 lfrcncli 3. 4. ICLXIICR G. ILXYICNS-Academic. IK-rry ll. S., l'gb. 2. 3. Year Hook Stull' 3: Hi-Y 3. 3. GICRALII R. lLXYYVUUIJ-Academic. Perfect .Xtlcnrlzincu S yrs. Stags Crew Z. 3. Mgr. 4: Gym lixliibit 2: KllI'lSilllZlS Concert 33 lntrzi-mural llaslcctlxall 2. 3. 4: Clubs: Scicncs 4: French 2, 3: llrznnn 2, 3. 4. ALLICN llli.Xlll.lCl'I-Technical. Cliccrlezulcr 3, llczul Cheerleader 4: Stuilt-nt Council Z. 3, 4: Hi XY:iys Stuff 4: llslicr 3, 4: Clubs: Science 4: Frcncli 3. 4: lli-Y 2. 3. 4. GICORGIC XYILLIABI HEIJIJIXGI-IRACommercial. XYILLIAXI HENRY HELLICR-Industrial. .X Cappella Choir 4: Lliristnms Cun- curt 4: l-'nntball 2, 4: llomc Room Mgr. 2: Music Club 4. J.XNli l.lZZI'I'I l'lC HlfLNl-Commercial. Spring' lfcstivzll 3: .Xrt Club 2. 3. 4. CHARLO'l llli R, HELMlfRfAcadcmiC. lntra-mural Swinnning 33 Spanish Club 4. lS.XR.X MAY llICLMIZR-Commercial. Spring Festival 3: lliristmas Concert 32 Quotznimi Squad 4: lntra-inurul Swimming 3. 4: Clubs: llrznna 4. Ylt iLIi'I' Yl RGI NIA ll EN RY-Commercial. l3li'l l'Y L. Illil'l.liR-Commercial, Clubs: Coinmcrcial 2. 3, 4: Girl Rescrvcs 3, 4: llmnc licunomics Z: Glec 4. GEORGE RORIQR1' IIERRINGTON-Classical. Stumlt-nt Council 2. 3. 4: .X inp- pcllzi Clnxir 2, 3, 4. Trcus. 4: Christmas Concert Z. 3. 4: Spring Festival Z, 3. 4: Clubs: Music 2, 3, 4: Latin 2. 3, I'rQs. 4: Ili-Y 2, 3. 4. l!li'I I'Y L. llliS'l'IiR-Commercial. Christmas lonccrt 3. 3: Spring lfcstirzil l, MARY LUUISIC HIQTRICK-Commercial. Christmas Concert 2: Home Rnnni Mgr. Z. 4. RUSSICL Xl. IIICKICY-Commercial. AI.l!liR'l' XY. ll IGLIQY- Industrial. l7OR0'I'llY VIUNIC lllLlCNl.XNA'Academic. Clubs: Lntin 2: lfrencli 4. ICRX IiS'l' I . ll l LL-Academic. 'I'r:n'k J. 3. 4: lntrzi-nnirztl llziskctbnll 3. l'.I lIl'.L NI.XI'. IIlI.Ll'.G.XSS- Academic. Spiing I-cstirul J. 3: lliristinns tum-uit 1. 3: Clubs: Girl Rc-QL-rvt-s 2, 3. 4: Scicncc 3. 42 Lntin J: Lnnunercizll 4. IIICLICN Lt llllSli ll l N l FM .X NfClassical. Sr. Cuunsclnr 3, 4: Clubs: I-'iw-in-li 4: l Latin 3. 4: Scicnce 4: llflllllil 3. 4: Girl Rcsvrvcs 2. 3. 4. ICLKIICR L. Illl.XGL.XNl5-Technical. Truck 31 Iinrzi-inurxil Rowling 3: Clubs: l.:x1in ll Scicnct' 2: l l'0l1clv 3. S9 I X .,...... . , , . Xl.Xl IXlNl'. I'l'.RXl'. llillilihf- Academic, llunur lxnll -1: Kirin laxlubit 3. 4: Llubs: fi Scielicc 3. 4: lfrencli 43 llraiuzl 4: liirl RQs4.'i'vL's -, 5. 4. Y lx X'l'llliRl Nli ll, llUl7l M.XNN- Commercial. l'urfcci .Xlicnilrincc 7 vrs. Honor Rull L. 3: Vlubs: Ckmiiiiercizil 3, 4: llunu- liruiimiiirs Z: llirl licsuircs. 2. 3. IUIS l.. llOl l M.XNf Commercial. Xilulvs: iiunnufrizil 3. S. 4: tlirl Ri-scrxcs 4 luir:1-murzil Sport s 4. lURli.XlXli .XGXICS lllll lfM.XN- Academic. l.:uiu Klub Z. lxlvilill .Xl.lL'li'llUl'l'M4XNfAcademic. l'l1risini:is lknlcurl 3. 3: Spring lfesiival 2 hym lzxlubit 2: Clubs: l.:nin 2: Music 3. 3. XXX' . X .X ll. IIUOX l'.RfC0mmercial. iliristnizis Vmicn-1:1 4: Spring lfcstival 2. 3. 4 L'lubs: i'mmiu'rciul 4: Girl Reserva-s 5. XXlI,l.I4XM liRll l l'l'1'l IIUI'l'liR-ffAcademic,1 llnum' Null 3. 4: .Xnnuril Stull' 4: Llulw: llrzlnm Z. 41 Art Z, 4: lfluulc l, 3. Iri-ne. 4. I Sllllili l'RlSCIl.l.lX llORNlil ll'SfAcademic. Rankin C'liristi:1n Center 2' Vlubs: Science 2. 3: Comniercinl Z. 3: Girl Iii-si-rvi-sr 2. XQX M,XRllf HURNINGW-Academic. Cilirislnizxs Cmiccri 2. 3. 4: Spring Festiva 1. 3. 4: llbnor Roll 2, 3. 43 Clubs: Ifrcnvli S, l'ra-s, 4: Music 2. 3, 4: Science 4. lll,XRl,lfS .I.XMlfS lilBSTl.IiNf-Commercial. liner-lv:ill 43 lutrri-inurzil llzislcctbal J. 3: Music Club 4. Rlllllflil ll. llOX'lNl'J7Technical. XX'illirnw Il, S.. liinciunuii. Uliiu 2. Bowling lmziguc 3. 4: ilubs: l'i1'CllCll 4: Scicncc 4: Flu-ss 3. 4. lR.XK'li li. llL'lZliR'l'fACademic. Spring lfvsiixzil 2. 3: C'lu'istnms lhnccrt 2. 31 l ztin Klub 4 IUIIX XX'll.l.l.XM llL'lllllCSgAcaclemic. Vslicr 4: Ifcncing' 3: l'ln'istiu:is Conccri 3 -3 Spring lfvstivzil 2, 4: Clubs: Art 3: lli-Y 4: llcrnizin, Trczxs. 4, XIARY l'.Ol'lSlC lIUN'l'fC1assical. Stuilunt Council 3. 4: Quolzuioii Squad 4 Fencing 4: Honor Roll 2, 3: Cflubs: lircncli 3, 4: l.:uiu 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2 4: l.c:ulci's 3, Pres, 4. XXll.l.lAM lfllARl.liS llUN'l'-4-Industrial. lluscbzill 2. 3. 4: lfuutlxail 3: lutra mural: Swinnning 3, Basketball 4. l XX Il.I.l.XM 'll lll'N'l'lfR-Industrial. lXll'll.Xlil5 XX'. HL'RRELLfAcademic. llzincl 2. 3. 4: flrclicstrzi 4: Spring Fcstiva' 2: C'liristnias Vonccri 4: Gym lixliibii S: Clubs: Spzxuisli 3, Trcns. 4:VMusic 3 4: lli-Y 3, NIC l-lL'R'l l'f-Academic. Class X'icu l'rus. 4: Spring' lfcstirzil 2. 3: Home Room' Mgr. 3. 4: Girls' kouncil 4: Gym lfxliibii 2. 3. 4: Clubs: liirl Reserves 2. 3 X'icc l'r0s. 4: l.carlcrS 3. 4: Drznnzi 2. 3. 4. XI,XR,llli Ill l'C'lllNSOXfAcademic. Clirisixnzxs tlunccrt 3: Grin lixbibii 2: Intra inurzil llziskctball 3: Vlubs: Cuninicrcizil 3. 4: Music 3: I.:uii1 3. XMIAIS .X. llYSl.0l fCommercial. liusvlmll 3: lllil'Il'IUl1l'Z1l llaskclbzill 2. 3. 4. QXQX Llili lflf-Classical. llunnr Roll 2. 3. 4: llzuul J. 3. 41 Orchestra 2, 3. 4: llubs: Latin 2, 3, l'rcs. 4: Music 2. 3. 4: lfrn-ucli 4: lli'X' 4: Hook 4. lil PRI VI'l l X'l RHIN l,X ,l4Xl' li XX'I J l4'I Il Academic. lfic-lil Ilziy 2: Xilubs: Spauisl' 3 4: lfrcnclx 2. l I..XlJX'S M. I.'XCOlISfCommercial. Lczulurs' C'lub 4. .XRY lil..-XTXIC JQXMIQS-Academic. Qilirislnizis limiccri 3: Spring Festival 3:1 x x 7 lnfrn-inural: Sxrimming 3: 4, 'I'1-nni- 2, 4: Fluli-' l,:uin mg Cummf-rcial 4: lXluQir 3: Girl Reservcs 2. S10 LOIS C. JAMES-Academic. llome Room Mgr. 45 Clubs: Latin 35 tlnnniereial .l. 4. ROBl'IR'l' JOSEPH IAMlCS+Industrial. Football 2, 45 Clubs: Gym .lg Aviation 2. Treas. 5. XNN lil.lZ.Xl1lC'l'H ,IICNKINS-Classical. Annual Stall' 45 Sr, Counselor 4: Christ- mas toncert 35 Clubs: Drama. Seey. 45 German 3, 45 Latin J. 3. 4, lJORO'I'llY V. .lOllNS'l'ONfAcademic. Spring Festival 25 Sr. Counselor -l5 Clubs: Latin 25 French 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Drama 4. NIARY LOCISE JOIINSTON-Academic. Swissvale ll. S.. Swissvale, l'a. 2. 3. Clubs: German 45 Drama 45 Hook 45 Science 45 Girl Reserves 4. WILLIAM GUS JOHNSON--Academic. Christmas Concert Spring Festival 4: Swimming 2, 3, 45 Track Z, 45 Clubs: Bowling 3, 45 Aviation 2, 3. 45 Gym 4. RAI.l'll G. ,lONliSgAcadcmic. Perfect Attendance 3 yrs. LQATIIERINIQ LOUISE JORDAN-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 IXIusic 3, 45 Home Economics 25 Art.. 2. ERIC BRIAN IORSTAD-Academic. Band 3, 45 Intra-mural Basketball 2, 3. 4: Clubs: Drama 2, 35 Latin 2. NVILLIAKI S, KAGAR1Sl2vAcademic. Perfect Attendance 5 yrs, Orchestra 2. 1 45 Stage Crew Eg Science Club 3. ENRY B. KARPINSKY-Academic. Intra-mural Basketball 3, 4: Clubs: Science 3 4' 1-li Y 3 4 ni ' -1- 'IIILIP KATZENMEYER-Technical. Tennis 2. 3, 45 Christmas Concert 4: Intrasmural Howling 3, 45 Clubs: Chess 2, 3. 4: Latin 2, 3, 45 Drama 42 Science 3, 4. IISAl3lil.L.X LIQONA KICARNICY-Academic. Gym lixhibit 35 Clubs: Hook 3, 45 Science 2, 45 Spanish 3, 45 Girl .Reserves 3, 45 Drama 2. 3. 4. IAMIES E. KELLY+Academic. ALICE LOUISE KEXDALL-Commercial. Home Room Mgr. 3, 45 Gym Exhibit 2, 3, 45 Field Day 3. 4: Clubs: Leaders Z, 3, 45 Girl Reserves Z5 Commercial 2. BliA'l'Rll,I'l E. KENNEDY-Academic. LMARY LOUISE KENNEDY-Academic. A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Christmas Conf cert 2, 3, 43 Quotation Squad 45 Honor Roll 2, 35 Clubs: French 3, 45 Music 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 4. R EGI S ll. KENNEDY-Academic. CIIARLICS GICORGIC KEl'I'l.li--Academic. Gym Exhibit 3, 45 Clubs: Gym 3, 45 Science 45 Drama 45 Latin 2: Hi-Y 3, 4. HILL KFRR-Technical. Intra-mural Basketball 2, 35 Christmas Concert 25 Clubs: French 3, 45 Latin 25 Science 4. YVALTICR I. KIDD-Academic. Perfect Attendance 4 yrs. llnnor Roll 2, 3, 4. MARGARICT' lllCLliN KLINIlCN'l'-Commercial. Perfect Attendance 7 yrs. Qin, tation Squail 2, 3, 45 Spring Festival Z, 3: Christmas Concert 2, 35 Stage Craft 2, 55 Commercial Club 2. 3. 4. LOUISE IQNOIHQ-Academic. Class Secy. 3. 45 Student Council 2, 3, Seey. 4: Sr, Counsellor 3, 45 Quotation Squad 45 Clubs: Drama 3, 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3. FRANK YVILLIAM KNOX---Academic. Clubs: Science 2, 4, 91 MARGARET EILEEN KRAMERW-Commercial. Perfect Attendance 5 yrs. Spring Festival Z, 3, Christmas Concert 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. ROIZERT HENRY KRA'l'ERfCommercial. lntra-mural liasketball 4, Spring Fes t 2 3 4 lll NI tival42, 3, 4, Christmas Concer , mereial 3, 4. . , 3 fu vs: . usic 4: Chess 4: C om CHARLES E. RRESSfInclustrial. lntra-mural Rasketball 4. MILROY E. KRISSTNGER-Commercial. . E'l'llEL ll. LAIEUVITZ-Academic. lloner Roll 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 4, Ilomll Room Mgr. 3 4, lntra-mural Fencing and Basketball 3, Clubs: Science 4l Latin 2, Commercial 4. l'ACL EDVVARIJ LAllIVEfCommercial. Perfect Attendance 3 yrs. lianfl Z, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Commercial 4: Music 4. AIOIIN ELLSX'VUR'l'Il LAMl!ORNEgCommercial. lntra-mural Basketball 2, serve League Basketball 3. LOTS JANET LAMBlE-Academic. cicty 3, 4, Honor Blushball 2, 3. 4, Clubs: Science A Re Cappella Choir Z, 3, 4, Nat'l Honor So an: Roll 2, 3, 4: Yankee King 4, lntra-mural Basketball 3, 4, French 4. GILBERT CARL LAUFFENl3URGERfAcademic. Perfect Attendance 4 yrs Christmas Pageant 3, Yankee King 4: Baseball Tcain 3, 4: Intra-mural Basket ball 2. 3, 4, Llubs: German 3, 4, llrai lJtJ'I I'Y LAW'RENCE-Classical. Hi 4, Latin 2, 3, 4, lloek 4, Drama 3, 4 Vi RGI NIA IDU RUTH Y LEEvAcademic. JAM ES 'RICIIARD LEES-Commercial. Exhibit 3, 4, lntra-mural: Swimming 4, Commercial 2, 3. 4. na 3, 4. Wiays Staff 3, 4, Clubs: Girl Reserves Z, 3 2 Science 3, 4. Christmas Concert 2, Spring Festival 2 Christmas Concert 2, Pied Piper 2, Gyui 3, Basketball 4, Clubs: Blusic Z, Gym 3 IJON ROIJNEY LEE'l'+Commercial. Stage Crew 2, llrama Club 2. IZASIL WVILLIAM LEGGlNfTechnica1, Orchestra 2. 3, Track 2, 4, Clubs Latin 2. 3, 4g Ilrama 4. l2E'l'fI'li JANE LERESCHE-Academic. Christmas Concert 2, Spring Festival 2 Clubs: Latin Z: French 3. 4, Music Z. 3, Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4. DOROTHY VVINTFRED LEVVlSgAcademic. Perfect Attendance 4 yrs. Home Room Mgr. 2, Gym Exhibit Z, 3, Co-Mgr. Yankee Ring 4, Clubs: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4: Latin 2, 3, French 4. EMMA AIANET LINCOLN-Academic. Perfect Attendance 3 yrs. Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, llouor Roll Z, 3, Clubs: French 2, 3, 4: Latin 4, Science 3. GEORGE RICHARD LINHART-AAcademic. Christmas Concert 2, 3, Spring Fes ' 3 litinu HiY7w4 C1e114 tival 2, 3, Clubs: .2 3, - -, 3, , ,an 'z . TTARRTET ANN LINN-Commercial. lntra-mural: Hockey 4, Volleyball 4, Swim ming 3, 4, Basketball 4, Leaders' Club 4. STUART LTNTON-Industrial. Football 4, Gym Club Z, 3. PAUL S. LI'I I'LE+Academic. Animal Staff 4: French Club, Treas. 4. INEZ TRENE LOGANf-Classical. Annual Stat? 4, llonor Roll 2, 3, 4: Christmas Concert 2, Clubs: Latin 2, 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, Science 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Music 2. MARY LCCILLE LONGO-Academic. Perfect Attendance 7 yrs. Christmas Con- cert 2, 3, Spring Festival Z, 3, Field Day Z, 3, Clubs: Music 2, 3, Latin 2,1 Spanish 4. .IEANE ESTIIER LOOSEfAcademic. lntra-mural: Swimming 3, 4, Basketball Z. 3, Clubs: Chess 4: Latin 22 Science 41 Commercial 4. 92 llliI.l'1N .XLICIC IAll'GllNliR-Classical. Ilunor Roll Z 3. 4: Cliristinzis Llxnccrt Z: flnlvs: Latin 2, 3. 4: Spanish Z. 5. 4: Science 4: Girl Rce.crvQs J. 4: lim-ncingi. IAKAIQ l'. IAlX'Ii'I l'-Industrial. l'l..XRl'i Xl. I,fIXX'RX'f-Commercial. Intrzi-innrzilz Swinnning 3. 4, Ilziskcllvzxll 4. Ilzlsvlmll Z. VIRGINIA Rl. NI.Xi4liIiX'fCommerciaI. Intrzi-innrzil Sports 5, 41 llnlma: Vmn' mcrcinl 4: Girl Ri-scrvcs 4: Ilnnic Iiuunuinics 2. Xl.XRX' I. NI,XI.ONlifCommerciaI. Gym lixliihit 3, 4: Spring Ifcslivxil J, 4: Clirif-t' nms L'm1cert 5. 4: Vlulms: Girl Rcscrvus J. 3: Glu- 4. L'lI.XRl.ll'I I'lf .XXXli'I I'IC Nl.XXIIIiI.I.-'Academia Spring Ifeutixul .ig Smdem I.ilwr:n'y Asst. 4: llnlmw: German 3. 4: Girl lin-5ci'ri'5 4: Scicncu 5. 4: Ilrznna 3. l'LORlfNl'li R. Xl.XNGl'Nl-Academic. I'urfect .Xllcnilznicc .I yrs. Sr. llmnscllor 4: lilII'iSl.llIZiS fmlccrt 2. 3: Spring Iiustival Z. 5: Gym lixhilxii 3. 4: Honor . , .. P v 1 , , Rnll 2. 3, 4: Llnlns: Ilunk 3. lres. 41 Girl Reserves ... .v, 4: Sen-ncv .w. 4. I!li.X'l'RIl'li li. 3l.XNN-Commercial. GICORGIC Il. MARSH-Technical. IIIJVXQXRIJ URICN NI.XRSlI.Xl.I,fCommerCiaI. Track 4. GEORGE lf. NI.XR'I'INfCommercial. Ilzisclmll 3. 4, !I.XCK 'If NI.XRTIN-Academic. Ilnnnr Roll 4: Intra-nnn':Ilt Hz1SkL'tl1:1ll S. llowling 1 Ni n LI ce 4 I 4 .. .' Vnming 2. Yollcylmll 2: flnlrs: S-'cn : fmnnwrcia . ILli'I l'lf l.XXli Nl.XS'I'IiN-Commercial, Gym lixliilwii J 5. 4: Ificlfl Ilziy 2. 3, 4: lnirziiinural Sports. Z. 3. 4: Intrzl-ninrzxlz Ilasketlmll 2. 3, 4. Ilockcy 5. Volley- lrlll 7 1 ANIIRICXX' IOIIX NI.X'I I'liR-Academic. Football 3, 4: 'li1'2lCk 3, 4: Inlrzi-n1nr:1I Ilzlskctlxfxll 4. R1XI.l'II l', NI.X'l l'liR--Commercial. Imrzi-inural: 'I'v.-nnis 3. Iiziskctlmll 3, 4: .X f4IlI7IlL'll1l Clioir 2. 3: IgIl5k'lJ21lI Klgr. 4: L'mnn1crci11l Qillllb S. 4. 5RL'SSl'Il.I. NLXXXX'IiI.I.fIncIustrial. .Xvinliun Clulm 3, VIRGINIA NIc.XI.I.IS'l'I'iRfCommerciaI. Sircator II. S.. Strczitur. Ill. Z, 3. 1.0111- nn-rcizil Clllll 4. XIYR'I'I.Ii Nl. BIc.X'I'lCliRfAcademic. Sr. fniiiiscllnr 4: N:1t'l Ilnnnr Snciciy .X 4: Ili XX'uys 3. 4: Vlnlms: Girl IM-M-rvcs 3. 4: Gcrnizin 4: Hook 5. 4. GICORGIQ IDICNIIUIAI Nlcl .XFI liR'I'YfAcademic. .X fzippcllzi lilmir J: lntruf nnn':1l: Fencing 5. Iluwling I.enguv.- 3, lizisketlmfl Z. IAVK li. NICLIXI I ICR'I'X'fIndustrial. I rmllmII 2, 3. 4: Truck 3. Xl.llIiR'l' lf. 5lcK'.XI.l..X-f Academic. 4'lu-urlczulcr 3. 4: flnlus: Gym J. Sa-cy. Ili Y 4 lJ.Xl,l'. Xl. Rlcl.XRlllXfACadcm1c. lcntrnl ll, S.. I'gli.. I':i. 2. w IIUXX'.XRIl l.liXX'IS NlcfllNNIiI.l.fTechrIica1. l'crfcclA .Xllcmlziiicu-IU' yrs. Inirn- mnrzil Iizlskctlmll li tlnlvsz I.:it1n 1: I'rvncl1 3, 4: hcicnui- 4: Il1fX 4. DORIS M.XRIIi RIQCORNIlfligCommercial. .X X4I1I51M'll2l fillflil' J. 5, 4: Spring lfcwtival Z, 3. 4: flirislnizis Coiui-s.'r'1 .L 3, 4: flnlxsz Girl Ri:sci'v4-sa Z. 3. 4: Iom- nicrcinl J. 3. 4: Music Z, 3, 4. Il 3 MARHJRIE JOY McCUTCIIEON-Academic. Sr. Counsellor 3, 4: A Cappell Choir 2. 3, 4: Yankee King 43 Clubs: Drama 3, 4: French 3, 4: Science 2, 3. l'I'I'lllil. MURIEL Mell0lVELL-Commercial. Christmas Concert 2. ,IAMICS VV. MCIJOVVlil.l.-elndustrial. llli'l I'lli McGARYliYgAcademic. Class Trezis. 4: Student Council 4: Sr. Conn sellor 4: Animal Aux. Staff 3: Clubs: llrania 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Spanish Vice l'rcs. 4. MARY lCl.IZABETll McILRATH-Commercial, Christmas Concert 2: Spring Fes tival 2: .lntra-mural Tennis 3: Commercial Club 4. ,IICAN t'l'RRY MelNTYRICM-Academic. Stutlent Council 4: A Cappella t'lioir E 4: Honor Roll 2: Music Concerts 2. 3, 43 Quotation Squad 3. 4: Clubs: Latii 2. 3: Music 2. 3. Secy. 4: lfrench 4. Iltlll THOMAS MclN'l'YRl2-Commercial. Tulsa Central ll. S.. Tulsa, Oklahoma 2. Track 3, 43 Bancl 4: Intra-mural: Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 35 Clubs: Connner cial 3, Treas. 45 lli-Y 4: Music 4. lllC'l I'Y JANE Mclilili-Academic. lli Ways Staff 2, 3, 49 Sr. Counsellor 4 Quotation Squad 4: Christmas Concert Z: Gym lixliibit 2, 3: Clubs: Drama 4 French 4: Latin 2, 3. GORDON Cl.Il l ORl7 Melililf-Technical. lli-Y 2. HARRY R. Mclililf-Academic. Intra-mural Basketball 3, 4. XVll.l.lAM H. BlcKlClEfAcademiC. Usher 3, 45 Class Treas. 3: lli W'ays Stat 3, 4: Home Room Mgr. 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3: lntra-mural llasketlxzill 2: Clubs llrzuna 3. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. XYILLIAM LESLIE Mclilili-Academic. Perfect Attendance 3 yrs. lli XYayl Stat? 2 3. 4: Aviation Vlub 2. 3. Pres. 4. IRICNIC l. MCKELVliY-Academic. Perfect Attentlztnce 3 yrs. Sturlent Council 4 Sr. Counsellor 4: Intra-mural Basketball 2. 3, 4: Clubs: Girl Reserves 2. 3. Secy 4: Science, Secy. 43 Latin 33 French 3, 41 Drama 3, 4. lJUI?0'l'llY FRANCES McKIllBEN-Academic. lli VVays Staff 3, 4: Nat'l Hono' Society 3. 4: Sr. Counsellor 4: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Christmas Concert 2, 3, 4 Clubs: Drama 3, 4: Latin 2, 3, 4. lllCl.lfN VIRGINIA McliNlGHT-Commercial. Spring Festival 3: Clubs: Com inereizil 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: lilrznnzt 3. 4: Latin 2: Spanish S. l l'tDl.l.Y .XXX McLAl'GllLIN-Commercial. lli XVays Stall, Typist 4: fliristmas Concert 3: Spring Festival 3: Clubs: Girl Reserves 3: French 2: Music 3. XYAYNIC A. AlCQl.'IGGfIndustrial. lYll.l.l,XM MCSHANE-Academic. Honor Roll Z, 3, Clubs: Latin 2: French 3, 4 -lHllX llOYYARlJ MQNYIIlR'l'lCR-Industrial. Clubs: Science 4: Chess 4. l'RSl'l.A HELEN M EIIER--Academic. Sophomore VVoi-kshop 2, Intra-inura Fencing 3: Clubs: German 3. 4: Drama 3, 4: Girl Reserves Z, 3. 4: Art 3. 4. GEORGE EDVYARIF MlilSlCl.-Academic. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: lntra-mura llasketbzill 2, 3: Clubs: Science 2, 43 Latin Z, 3: Music Z, 3, 4. i l'liG ,XXX MEISICL-Academic. Sr. Counsellor 4: Girls' Council 2. S, 41 llomt Room Mgr. 2: Clubs: French 3: Drama 41 Girl Reserves 2, 3. HARRY GEORGE MliNllURN-Technical. South Hills H. S., l'1,Ill.. Pa. 2. Clubs: Hi-Y 4: Science 4. RICIIARIP l . BUZRCIlil!-Technical. lntra-nniral: llasketbull 2, 3, Howling 4. 94 IAMICS IIICNRY MIQRVK-'Academic Perfect .Xttcmlzilicc 4 yrS. ALVIN II. MERRlI,I.f- Commercial. Ili Mays Staff 4: Clube: Spznnixli 3: Gini nu-rcizil 4. IfVI'iI,YN A. MIf'IiZGARf Academic. Spring Ifcstiviil J .ii Kilirislnins l'ulicci'l 2. 3 lilulisz Music 2: Stix-in-0 4: Girl Ili-xi-i'i'i-s 2, 5. .XUIPRICY ICIUXINIC MICAIIAICI.-Academic. I'crf1-ct .Xilcnmlxincc fi yrs. lliriwtinzu Ciunccrt 2, 3: Spring Iicstivzil Z. 3: Quotation Smluml 4: Cluln: Music 2. .I Scicncc 4: Girl Rm-scivcs 2. 3. RUIIICRI Il, MII.l'iSIiIfACademic. liYIil.YN I. MII.l.liR Academic. liliriwlnizu l'micL'l'l J. S. -I2 Slvvllig Ifiwliyzll 2 3. 4: Vlulisz Music 2. 3: I.:stin 2: Ifrciirli 2: Girl Ih-r-ciwcs 2. S. IHOXYARI7 S. MII.I.I'1RfAcademic. Iizi:-1 Pzilcatinc II. S.. Uliiu J. ligiufl 3, 4 Vlulie.: Ili-Y 3. 4: I.:nin 3: Sciencc 4: Music 3, 4: .Xviutiun 3. IHFGII SAMUIEI. MII,I,liR-Commercial. Perfect Allcnmlzince 3 yrs. Inlrzi-xnurzil Swiinming 3, 4. ,IICRRY Rl l'II lIIl.I.IiR-Commercial. Spring Festival J. 3: l'l1ristni:i:- Vmiccrt 2. A LEIC4R. MII.LllRATechnica1. Ham! 2: ilrclicstrzi 2, S. 4: flulms: Spanish 2. 3. 4 Gym 3. ' IVY XYILQ Y XIII I I'R Academic Ilcilmmlx' II S I' I1 ' fllrftn 21 NURI A ,0. . . - . . I . . ,. g. -. ix ls Cmiccrt 3. 4: Clulia: Ilrama 3. 4: I.:i1in .ig Girl Reserves 4: Scxcncc 4. ROIEICRT G. MILI.IiRf Commercial, l'crfccL rXttcml:ii1vc ri yrs. Mlisliiiigtmi II S. 2. 3: Ilrzmm Cilulv 4. RICILXRII A. MII.OfAcademic. 'l'Iic Yankee King 4: lilulma: Spzniixli 2. Yici I'rcr.. S, Pres. 4: Scicncc Z. 3. Yicu I'rch. 4: Hunk J. 4: Dranizi 4. IANIC .Xl.I!I'IR'l'A Ml'I'fIIICI.I.fAcademic. Spring I c:4tiv:1I 3: Cliristinzis lfonccz' D 3: Ili VVz1ys Stall' 2. .13 Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3: Ifrcncli 2: Scicncc 3. RVTII A. MORIfRGfCommercial. I'crIccl Attendance III yrs. Iutrzi-nnirul Sport J, 3. 4: flulwz Girl Rcscrycs, 3. 43 l'mii1ncrcial 3. 41 Ilumc Iicmmiiiwiiiiu J. NORMXN XYlI.I.I.XM MOCIIICL- Academic. Vcrfcc! .Xltcnmlancc 4 yrs. Xafl Ilounr Society 3. 4: Iiycs of Tlzilmmc 3: Ilouur Roll 3. 4: fliristnizis funccrt 4 Clubs: Ili-Y 2. 3. Pres. 4: Spziuiali 3: Drzuuzi. 'I'rc-zu. 4: flicss 3. MlI'II.XIfI. F. BUIICI,I.I'1R-Industrial. IlIIl'2l-!TllH'1ll Ilziskcilinll S: Ili-Y 3, FI,ORI'iNl'If CI..XRISS.X MllIiI7I'I I'- Academic. Gym Iixliiliit Z 3: Ilnnur Rui J 3,443 lntrz1Ainur:1l Sxiinnning 5. 4: l'Iulws: Ifrcncli 3: Girl IM-sr-i'x-4-5 F 5. 4 Ifcm-nig: 3. MARION ICLSIIC MONRUIC- Academic. Vlulif: I.:1tiu 41 lfrcncli 3. 4: Scicncr F 3: Girl Rcscrvcs 4, .IAMICS I'. MUORICW Academic. Iluunr Roll 2: Ili XY:1ys Stuff 2, 3: lnlrzi-niurzil Ilziskctlmll Trzick 3. 4. Ilziseliziil J: l'Iul1s: Latin 3: Science 31 IIifY 2. 3. M.XRI'I'i IIrXRRIIi'I' MllORIffAcadcmiC. Ilnnor Roll -2, .L 4: Gyin lixliilwii 1. .4 1. -NT... . I'n'rl, I'iiwr Z: ilirixiiipm lnnccrt .v. 4: llulis: Music J, 41 I.a1ni J: Iirvucli 4 I inl In x us 7 4 -. .H , ICLXUR MIAY MIIRIIICN-f--Commercial. Spring licslivzxl 2, 5: Vliieialiiim L'micL-r 2. 3: I:ll'I1I Ilziy J: Ilome Ifcmimniu l'lnlm J. i'II.XRl.-ICS XYlI.I.I,XM MOIULXX-Academic. .Xciixity Iimllkl 5. 4: ,X liziplrclln . 4 - - , .- - uh lliuir J. Mgr. .-, 4: Ilnnic Ixumn Mgr. .w. 4: Flulxsz Music 2. 4. Irvs. .iz I'rc1 ' 3. 4. Rll IIARIT hl. MORGAN-' Technical. Ialc Mziliguc. Qnclicc. fun, J: IIll1lllL'S!lC II S. 3. Ifucillmll 4: iIlI'Zlk'l'i S: Scicncc l'Inlm 4. 95 s XVYONA R. MORRISON-Commercial. VVestinghouse ll. S, 2. ,LXNE ANNE MORTLAND-Commercial. Clubs: Drama 4: Girl Reservcs 2. IPLORENCE L. NlULVIHILL-Commercial. Christmas Concert 3, 4: Gym Exhibi 3, 4: Clubs: llnme Economics Z, 3: .Xrt 2. I-'0liER'l' E. NEEIJIIAM-Technical. Annual Stall' 4: Hi VVays Stafi' 3: lntr: mural Bowling 3, 4: Clubs: Science 3, 4: French 3. 4: Commercial 4. HELEN Jl7.XNl'l'.X NELSON-Academic. Quotation Squad 4: .X Cappella Choi 3. 4: Intra-mural Basketball and Tennis 3. 4: Clubs: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4 French 4: l.atin Z: Music 2, 3. 4. SIILIJRED E, NELSHNfCommercial. Clubs: Girl Reserves Z: Commercial 4. XYILLLXM XIKOLL-Academic. Swissvale H. S. 2. llnnor Roll 2, 3, 4: Clubs German 4: Science 4. MIRIAM I. NlFOR'l'llgCommcrcial. Mt. Lebanon ll. S. 2. Drama Clnb 4. RUTH EDNA NIGGL-Commercial. Gym Exhibit 2, 3, 4: Intra-mural: lloekey 2 3. 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball Z, 3, 4: Clubs: Spanish 2, 3: Leaflers 2, 3, 4. W I LLIAM I. N O E'l'l ILING-Commercial. MARJORIE DIANE IVCONNUR-Commercial. A Cappella Choir 4: Christmas Cox cert 2, 3. 4: Spring Festival 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Commercial 4: Music 2, 3, 4. LILLLXN MAE ORR-Commercial. Gym Exhibit 2. 3, 4: Girls' Council 2, 3 Clubs: Leaders 3: Home Economies Z. l NI.XR'l'H.X Xl. P.XCRER+ACademic. lntra-mural: Hockey 2, 4, Swimming 4. Ba. ketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 4: Clubs: Modern Dancing 4. IRYING .XI,,l3ER'l' PAINTER-Technical. Clubs: Latin 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. ELSIE ANN PALl'l l'l-Commercial. Gym Exhibit 2 3, 4: Intra-mural Sports 3. 4: Clubs: Leaders 2, 3, 4: Music 2: Spanish 3: Commercial 3, 4. SARA MARIE P.XLRlER-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Commercial 3, 4. I C.X'l'l'lER1NE M. l'ATTERSONgClassical. Perfect Attendance 5 yrs. Clubs Latin 3, 4: French 4: Science 4: Girl Reserves 4. PEGGY D. P.X'I l'ON+Commcrcial. RALPH K. P.X'l l'UN-Academic. Perfect Attendance 4 yrs. lntrzrmural llaske ball 2. 3, 4: Gym Exhibit 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Gym 2, 3, 4: Latin 3. lIE'I l'Y JANE PEARCE-Commercial. Intra-mural Sports Z, 3, 4: Clubs: Gi Reserves 3. 4: Commercial 4: Ilume Economics 2. ELSIE PE.-XRSONfAcademic. Gym Exhibit: Z, 3, 4: Christmas Concert 3: Sprin Festival 3: Clubs: Leaders 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Science 4: llrama 4, Latin 2. 1 I IIERHERT .X. C. I'E'l'ERSOX-Technical. XYestinghnuse ll. S. 2. Perfect .Xt tenclance 3 yrs. llancl 2, 3, 4: Gym Exhibit 3: Spring Festival Z, 3. 4: Ches Club 4. .XRNOLD CARL I'ETRUYlC1-I-Academic. German Llnb 2, 3. lJORU'l'HY K. PIPER-Academic. Perfect .Xttenilanee 5 vrs. Nat'l Honor Societi 3. 4: Class llistnrian 3, 4: .X Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Counsellor 3, 4: Hono- Roll 2, 3, 4: ilnbs: German 3: llrama 3, 4. 96 HN P. VOGLITSCII-Industrial. Perfect .Xltcnslancc 9 yrs. lIl.l,l.XM PUPCDVICll-Industrial. JY Xl ll POR'l'l7lifCommercial Y'1L'l llonur iocict' Z 4' lli Vlrivs Wall' 1 4' ... . , .y... lnira-mural: Basketball 2. 3. 4, 'IK-nnis Z. 3. 4: Clubs: lfrcuch 3, 4: Clicss 5. fl: Commercial 3. 4. RUINIA PURTIQR--Classical. l'Qrfuct Attrnrlancc 3 yrs. .Xctivily lluznwl 3, 4: Nat'l Honor Societv 3, 4: Class llistorian 2: Sr. Counsullur 4: lli XVZIQIS Stall 2, 3, 4: Christmas Concert 3: Christmas Play 4: Gym lixlnliii Z. 3. 4. 'LIA MARY l'O'l l'lfR-Academic. Spring Festival 2. 3, 4: Clmristnias Concert 2, 3: Cluhs: German 4: Lcznlcrs 43 Science 3, 4: Girl Rcscrvcs Z. 3. 4. -,CTHUR PUXON-Technical. Spanish Club .lf UBERT l'OXONfIndustrial. llltl'I1-lllllflll Succer 2. 3. 4. 'CSTIQR TJYE l'RICli-Industrial. lntra-ninral Swimming: .Xviiniun Clnlm 2. -'IIN M.XRSTlil.l,liR l'L'l.'liZ-Academic. Swissvnlc ll. S, 2. IARLES QCINlZ'l l'l2-Academic. ..XIR HENRY QUTNli'l l'l2iAcademic. Pcrfcct .Xttclulancc 'J yrs, laura-niural: llasketliall. Hasolmall. nnrl Track 3: Clubs: .Xrt 2: Gym J. .L llllilf Hlzl.l'.N lil'..Xl-.XX7ACademiC. Ili Hays Nah J. S. -ll Sr. lsniilscllmw: ljllvflltllrll Squzul 41 Clubs: fir-rnian 4: Sn-icllcn' 4: Hirl lin-sr-1'vcs J. .L 4. l:LXlX llARUl.ll Rl'ilCll'gHOl.l3-Classical. liasclnall 1. 5. 4: lhnnn' Roll .31 lntra-mural Basketball 3. 42 Clubs: Latin 4: lfrcncli 4: Scioncc 4: Hi-Y 4. JNY A, REND.XvIndustrial. lfoutlxall Z: Gym Clulm J, 3. l'rcs. 4. .XRRY C. RIQYXCFLIIS-Academic. lnlra-mural: llaskctliall J. 3. Yullcylmll ,L Swimming 3. 4: Track 3. 4: Clubs: Gym 3. 4: Scicncu 3. 4, OR4l'l'lIY LOUISE lilCllfAcademic. Christmas Cnnccrl 2. 3. 4: .X Cappclla Chfvir 4: Gym lfxliiliit 2. 5, 4: Clulvs: liirl Rescrvcs 2. 3. 4: Scivncc 41 lfcvicimg S. 4. i'l l'Y RlCllMONlJ+Academic. Taylm' .Xllslcnlicu l'g:li. .2 3: lntranniral Yul- leyball 4: llulis: lfrcncli 41 liirl livsuirvs 4. ll!liR'l' H. RllillMOND-Commercial. llwnur Roll 2. 51 llunn' Rmnn Mgr. 4. 'XRILXRA li, RISSIC-Commercial. Cliristnnis Cunccrt 2. 3. 4: Spring' Ifusiival 2. 5. 4: Clubs: lfrencli 3: Music 2. 31 Cmnniercial Z. 4. R.XCli M. Rl'l l'S-Academic. llulss: French 3. 4: llrania 2. 4: Girl RL-scrxus 2, 3. 4: Latin 2. ll,l'ilfX R. Rl'l'TS-Academic. l'i1lgcn'mnl ll. S. 2. S. lli Wiays Stall. Typist 4. l lzl IX VIAXP. RUlil'.Rl5fAcaclem1c. liyin lzxlnlnt 3, 4: lntra-mural Sluwtsg Clubs: limmnercial 2: Science 4: Leaclers Z. J. 4: lbrznna 4. l.,XlJYS R1PBICKTSIDN-Commercial. Cliri:-tnias Consort 2. 5: Inlra-ninrzll 1211+ kelliall 2, 3, Tennis Z. 3. Swiinming 4: Clnlisi lfrcintli 2: Cmnnivrcial 3. 4: Girl , Reserves 2. 3. 4: Music 2, 3. .XlUi.XRlf'li Al.XNl'1 ROl!INSONfAcademic. liyni lfxllilmit 2, 5: Spring.: l x'sliv:xl LZ: lntra-mural Swimming 3, 4: iluhs: llirl Ruscrvcs 2, J. 4: lfrcncli Z, 3. 4: Fvncing 3. 4: Music 2. 9 T EDVVARD O. RODGERS-Classical. Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4: lli Vvvays 4: Usl' 3. 4: Studcnt Council 3, 4: Rowling League. Pres. 4: Clubs: Latin 2, 3, Drama 2, 3, 4: French 2, 3, 4. EUNICE G. RONGE-Commercial. Christmas Concert 2, 3, 4: Spring' Festival 3. 4: Gym Exhibit 2. EVELYN AGNES RORABAUGIl-Commercial. Girls' Council 3: Commerc Club 2. .Xl.l1ER'li FINNEY ROTII-Academic. l'erfect Attendance 9 yrs. Clubs: Latin Science 45 Music 2. ELIZABETH MAUDE ROVVSE+Classical. Rankin Christian Center 3: Hon Roll 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Latin 2, 3, 4: German 3, 4. FRANCTS F. RUl3OLl,H7Tecl'1nical. Orchestra 23 Clubs: Fencing 3, 4: Fren 4: Science 4: Gym 3. JOHN SACCAMANGU-Industrial. Football Z, 3. 4. HAROLD H. SAIIPSON-Academic. A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Spanish Club 4. MAIEY1SAMl'S0NfAcademic. Christmas Concert 2, 3: Spring Festival 2, 33 A ui 2. NORMA JANE SABIPSON--Academic. 'Student Cnunci 2: lii VVays Staff 3, 4: Quotation Squad 2, 3. 4: Reserves 2, 3, 4. 173, 4: Annual Aux. St: Clubs: French 3, 43 G GRACE LOUISE SANFORD-Commercial. A Cappella val 2, 3, 4: Christmas Concert 2, 3. 4: Pied Piper Z: Reserves 2, 3: Commercial 3, 4: Science 4. Choir 3. 4: Spring Festix Clubs: Music 2, 3, 4: G ICIJVVARD IOHN SCIIALK-Academic, Football 2, 3, , I 4: intra-'muralz llasketb 4, llaseball 23 Spanish Club 4. RUTH' E. SCHANO-Commercial. Perfect Attendance 6 yrs. Gym Exhibit Commercial Club 2. VVILLIANI AUGUST SCHEIG+Academic. Christmas Concert 3: Spring Festix 3: Clubs: German 45 Camera 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. HELENACATHERINE SCIIENKELgC0mmerCial. Christmas Concert 2, 3: Spri Festival 2, 3: Clubs: Girl Reserves 2: Drama 3, 4: Science 4: Commercial 3, ADELAIUE FLORENCE SCHLEICHER-Academic. Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Sprii Festival 2, 3, 4: Christmas Concert Z, 3, 4: Quotation Squad 3, 4: Pied Piper Clubs: llusic 2, 3, 4: Drama 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANN SCHLETCHER-Commercial. Christmas Concert 2, 3: Spri Festival Z, 33 Clubs: Girl Reserves 2: Dlusic 3: Commercial 3, 4. JOSEPH A. SCHORSCH-Industrial. PAUL CHARLES SCHULZ-Commercial. Abraham Clark Il. S., Roselle, N. I. Intra-mural Basketball 4: French Club 3. PAUL L. SCHWEICKART-Academic. Clubs: Science 4: Commercial 4. HILL R. SCHWARTZ-Technical. Football 3, 4: Track 3: lntra-mural: Baskr ball 2, 4, Volleyball 2. RUTH C. SCO'l lf-Academic. lntra-mural Basketball 2, 3: Rankin Christian CC ter 3: Gym Exhibit Z3 Clubs: Science 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2. REED BAIRD SCROGGINS-Commercial. JEAN B. SEIBERT-Academic. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Christmas Concert 3. 4: Gym Exhibit Z. 3.7 4: Quotation Squad 4: Spring Festival 2, 3, 4: Club Spanish 4: Fencing 4: Drama 4. 98 SlCl'll L. Sll.Xl l'IR-Industrial. ll.lJRl'IlJ IRICXE SHAl l2RfCommercial. Cl'l!'lSlI'l'lIlS Cnneert 3. 4. JNAIEJJ C. Sll.XFlfRfIndustrial. Perfect .Xttenclancc 7 yrs. lffintball 4: Haskel- ba 4. XRGIIC A. SlIARILXUGIl-Commercial. Christinas Concert 4: Spring Festival S, 41 Clubs: Music J, 4g Girl Reserves 3, 4. JANE S1-l.XRR.XfCommercial. Gym lixhibit 2. 3: llcnnr Roll 3: Clubs: l.ea1lers 3: Home licnnomies 2. JRUUN NVIIJIUR SIIANV-Academic. Intra-inural liowlinil 3, 4: Science Club Z. 3. 4. QLICN JEAN SIIELI.KOPF-Academic. Perfect ,Xttenrlancc 9 yrs. Nat'l llunor Society 3. 4: Animal Staff 45 Christmas Concert 2, 3, 4: Senior Counsellor 3, 4: Clubs: Drama 3, I'res. 43 French 3, Seey. 4: Science 2, 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4, .XXNlC'l 1'li SHllCl.SfCommercial. Christmas Concert 3: Spring Festival 3: Clubs: Music 3: Girl Reserves Z. 'lllCl. ICLIZAIIICTII SIIINICRH Academic. xx7CSllllgllOllSC ll. S. Z. Clubs: Girl Reserves 45 Spanish 3. CKLICF NY. SHIRK-Technical. Honor Roll Z, 3, 4: Clubs: French 2: Science 3, 4. ARION JAXIC SIIO.Xl -Commercial. llnniestcarl H. S. 2. Gym lixhihit: lfielfl Day. i'l l'Y XAIIINIC SllllI.'l'Z-Commercial. Spring Festival 2: Christmas Concert 2: Clubs: Ilrznna Z, 3: Music 2: Girl Reserves 2. 45 CilJllllliCl'CiZll 4: Science 4. ,BICRT IQDXYIN SHCM.XKIiRfCommercial. Perfect .Xttenrlance S yrs. Clubs: Science Z. 3: Commercial 2, 3, .ARICNCIC 'vYll.LI.XM Sll7VVlCl.l.fTechnica1. A Cappella Choir 2. 3. 4: Clubs: Music 3. 4: Latin 3: lfrench 3. IICUIJORIQ ll. SIl.YlCRfTechnical. Intra-mural liowling 4: Clubs: Spanish 3. 4: Chess 2, 3. 4: Science 3. 4g .Xviatinn 4. I l KCK l'. SlRIUNS+Academic. baseball 3: Clubs: Seicncc 4: Hi-Y 3. 3. .XRRIICT li. SIMl SONvAcademic, Sr. Counsellor 5. 4: llonor Roll 4: Clubs: French 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Science 4. 7l'ISlC SlNll'SONfAcademiC. A Cappella Choir 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Sr. Cnnnsellor 4: Hi XYays Stall' 2: Clubs: Music 2. 3. 4: Science' 3. 4. .XRIUN li. SINll'SONfCommercial. Christmas lnnccrt 3. JSlCl'll G. SlNGliRfAcademic. Taylor .Xllclermliec ll. S.. l'gh. 3. Yankee Ring 4: Art Club 5. l2R.Xl.l1 li. Sl.l'1lGll Commercial. llll!'1l'l!1'tll'2il liaskctball 3: Clubs: Cunnner- cial 2, 3: Ili-Y 3. UCISIC K. SIALXX-Academic. Pcabmly ll. S., l'gh. 2. Intra-niural: Volleyball S, Basketball 3, 4: Gym lixhibit 3, 4: llonor Rull 3. 43 Clubs: Leatlers J, 4: French 4. llRl.lCY liYliI.YX SLUAX-ffCommercial. Perfect Attenmlance 4 yrs. Spring Festival .ig Christmas Concert S3 Clubs: Spanish 2, 3, 4: Cnminercial 2. 3, -41 ' Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4: Music 3. !.XRRlli'l' SXl.XXVLliYfAcademic. Clubs: Spanish 3, 4: Science 41 Latin 2. l l i 99 IIARILXRX ANNE SMITH-Academic. Sr, Counscllor: Christnizis Conccrt 3, Spring Festival 3. 45 Clubs: French 5. 4: Science S: Girl Reserves 2. 3. HILDA SMITH-Commercial. Perfect Attenflzuicc S yrs. Clubs: Lemlciws 2. Music Z. VLXNIC li. SMI'l'llgAcademic. Hi VVz1ys Stull' 2: llonur Roll ,ig Intra-niurzil Ritli 3: Clubs: Scicncc 4: German 4: Latin 2: Hook S. ,IOXNNA LORAINIC S111'l'llfCommercial. Cliristnizis Conccrt 2. 3. 4: Suri Festival Z, 3, 4: Intra-niurzil Swimming 3: Clubs: Music 2, 3. 4: Coninicrcial 'IOIIN' lf. SMITH-Industrial. Football 2, 3, 4: Track Z. 3: Aviation Club Z, 3. JUNE Y. SMITII-Commercial. Perfect .Xttenrlnncc 4 yrs, Urchcstrzi 2. 3 Spring.: Festival 2. 3: Christmas Concert .ig Gym lixhihit 3: Conimercizll Club LORNA NLXRUQ SBIITH-Academic. A lztppellzi Choir 3. 41 Spring Fcstivzil Z. 4, Christmas Concert! 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Ilrzuna 5, 4: Gcrmzin 4: Latin 2: Rlusic 3, Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4. ' MARY ELLEN SlNll'l'HwAcademic. l'crfcct .Xttcntluncc 3 yrs. Orchestra 2. 4: A Cappella Choir 4: llonor Roll 2. 3. 4: Nnt'l Honor Society 3. 4: E Counsellor: Girls' Council 2. 3. 4: Clubs: Book 4: French' 4, RALPH ClIIiS'l'liR SMITII-Academic. Track Z. 3. 4: lntrzx-nnn':il: Swininiingg 4, Howling 3, 4. VVILLIJXM SlNI1'l'llfTechnical. lntra-nnirzil ljaskctlmull 3. 4: Scicncc Club -l. KATIIICRINE AGNES SXICLL-Academic. ,X Czlmwllzi Choir 4: Cliristnms CO CCH: 3, 4: Spring Festival 3. 4: Clubs: Ilrrnnzi Z, 3. 4: Sciencc 4: Connucrcial Girl Reserves 2, Music 3, 4. ROIRICRT VY. SNIELL-Academic. .LXXIC RACHAEL SNYDER-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Reservcs 2: Conuncrcial Music 2. HARRY JOHN SOHN-Commercial. Sccncry Crew 4: .Xrt Club 3. BIZTTY ICLAINIC SOMERS-Academic. Science Club S. 4. l RUUIQRT E. SPAN-Technical. Honor Roll Z. 3. 4. ROll'lCR'I' ,l. Sl'li.XRSfAcademic. Perfect Atteuclancc 8 yrs. Stumlcnt Council Football Mgr. Z. -4: Intrzi-niurzil llziskctbzxll 2. 3. 4: Clubs: Chcss 2, 3, V. l'rL 4, lczim 2, 3. 4: Science 2, 3. 4, GEORGIS LEE Sl'RAGUl'I-Commercial. Connncrcizil Club 4, PAUL Sl'R.XYfClassical. lli NY:1ys Stull' 2, 3, liclitor 43 Honor Roll 2 J. Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4: Cslier 4: Clubs: Ili-Y 3, 4: llrnnizi 3, 4. Vice I'rcs. Latin Z, 3, 4, Trcas. 3: Science 3, 4, 'l'rcz1s, 3. MARY VIRGINLX STAFWIRD-Commercial. Clubs: Coninicrcial S: Girl R scrrcs 2: Music 2. RUSRICLL LEVVIS S'l'AlRSfCommercial. Track 2: lntrzi-nuu':tl liaskctlmzill I i Y 2 MARY C. STPINGICR--Commercial. lntrzi-mural Sports 4: Qlubs: Coinincrcinl Girl Reserves 4. M.XRl.XN STlil'lll'iXS-Academic. Hi XYzlys Stziti' S, -l: Nz1t'l llonor Socicty 4: Christmas Concert 3, 4: Sr. Counsellor: llonor Roll 2. S. 4: Clubs: Gi Rcsurvcs 2, 3. 4: French 3, 4: llrmnzi 3. 4. BRADY VVILSON STICXVAR'l'f-Technical, Annual Stull, l'liotograplicr Z. w llnncl 2, 3, 4. 100 A l..XlRli lf. S'l'l'1XYAlCl'f Academic. N:u.'l llsmnor Surivty S, 4: llunm- ltull 2, 3, 4: A Cappvllzn Llmir 3, 4: Annual Stull' 4: Sr. Csunisullurg Spanish Club 4. 'HIX T. STIlilflil.-fTechnical. N:u'l llunnr Society 3. l'rcs. 4: llaskctbnll 2, 3. 4: Cslicr 4g lluncn' Rull 2, 3, 4: Gulf 4: Clubs: French 3, 4: Scicncu 3, 4. lCl.lCN l.Ul'lSli STIFl l.lCRACommercial. fillI'lSlIlNlS Cmnica-rt 2. 4: Clubs: Music 4: Crnmnn-rvizxl 4. l.XllUl.YN A. S'l'lPCKfAcademic. l'crfcct .Xttcinlmicv 4 yrs. lilflggcwrmoll ll. S. 2. S. Llubs: Cmnincrciul 4: Girl Reserves 4. ARI. A. STUICIIR- Academic. l'crfvcl .Xttcmlmicc lv yrs. lfuutlxall .21 Spanish Club 4. XCR R. S'l'Ol.l.gCommercial. llzxsm-bull 5, 4: llaskctbnll 2: lllll'2l'l1llll'2ll Sports! 4 ARRY NY. S'I'UYlCItY Industrial. ,XROLD S'liROl2l!ICI.-Academic. lfuulbzlll 4: Golf 2, 4: Urclicstra 2. 53 Gk'l'1l1llll Club 3. l.URl.X BIARIE S'l'RUllllfAcadcmiC. llrullilock ll. S. 2. X. Suplummrn- Class l'rL's. 1031 ICR ll, STRCl4l.lffAcaClemic. .X Cappella Clwir 4: Trzick 3. 4: Honor Roll 3: Spring Festival 3. 4: tliristmus Cunccrt 4: Gym lixliibit 2: Spanish Club 4. 'XNli'l' M.Xli STRUUl.lC-Commercial. Perfect Attenslzmce lm yrs. Gym Exhibit 2, 3. 4: Spring Festival 3: Home Room Mgr. 3: Clubs: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 44 Commercial 3. ACL A. S'I'l7AR'l'f-Academic. .Xspinxvnll ll, S. 2. lvlill lf. S'l'l'Clllfl.'4ACademic. l'v1'fQct .Xtra-mlancc tv yrs. .X Cappella Choir 3. 4: l'ie4l Piper Z: lntr:1-niur:1l Yollcybzlll Z. 5. 4: Clubs: Music 2. 3. 4: l'll'K'lN'll 41 Lczulers 4: Connncrcial 4. OllliR'l' l.. S'l'L'li'l'ZICR-Industrial. l'Crfcct .Xttemlzxnce it yrs. RTIILTR HICRNARIJ S'l'L'NlI'l -Industrial. lfuotbnll .lg lntrzi-mural Basketball 4: Aviation Klub 2. 3. XX li.X'I'lIIiRIXli Slflllllli-Academic. Perfect Attenclznncv 3 yrs. Cliristnizls Concert 2, 3, 4: Spring l'1'stival 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll 3: .X Cappella ibuir 41 Clubs: Music 2: Spanish 3, 4. l-IURGIE LICXYIS SCNINICR. jli.-Technical. llnnil 2, 3. 4: Urcliestrzi 3, 4: Clubs: lfrunch 3. 4: Latin 2: Girl Rcservcs 4. IARY lELlZAI3l2'l'll SUNNl'1RfAcademic. llunor Roll 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Music 2, 3. 4: Girl Rcservvs 4: l.:uin Z. li'l I'Y .l.XXIi SNY.XNfCommercial. Cuinnicrcizil Club 3, 4. l l'll lCl.li.XNOR 'IIXGGAR'l'-Academic. Clubs: Girl Rcscrvus Z 5, 41 Scicncv J. 4: llrznnu 4: Cuimnerciul S. 4: lfrcncli 3. H lCRl.lCY SI'lCl'fR TAGIlAICl'fAcademic. Allflcrilicc ll. S.. Pgli. 2. lfrvncli Club 3. 4. USl'.l'll l..XlYlil'lXClf 'li.Xl.lfX'l'll7ACademiC. lluunn' Roll 2. 3. 4: liuotlxnll 42 ll1lI'1l'lNll1'Jll lizl:-kvilmzlll 2. 3: Clubs: Scif.-nuc 4: Clin-ss 4. lli lllll..XS 'l'liRlCSl-Technical. l'crfcct .Xttcnilancc ll yrs. llunur Null 2: ,lil'ZlCli 4: lfoutlmll 2: X:nL'l llmnu' Society 5. 4: llznskctlmll Mgr. .L 4: Clubs: Scivncc-ll l'lI'L'llCll 4. ll.lCAN0li .NNN TICSSMICR-Commercial. Christmas Concert 3: Spring.: lfcstivzil 3: Cuinnivrcizll Club 3, 4. 101 AIUIIN Y. TIIAMES, AIr.fTechnical. Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Clubs: Gym J. 4 Science 4: Aviation 4: Art 4: Latin 2. CLII IfURlJ I'. 'l'IIt7MASfIndustrial. Intra-mural Basketball 2, 3. 4: Ilantlball MARIAX IPLORENK E THOMAS-Commercial. Clubs: fiirl Reserves 2: Co inercial 4. MARIIARET LOUISE TIIOMPSONfClassical. Xat'l llmmr Suciety 3. 4: 1 Counsellor: Christmas Concert 2: llonor Roll 2. 3. -I: Clubs: Science 3. Latin 2, 3. 4: French 2, 3. .IOIIN TEN NANT 'l'I I I DM SON-Commercial. MARIE 'I'lIOMSON-Commercial. Christmas Concert 2. 3: Spring Festival 2. Ilrmnor Roll 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Music 2. 3: Commercial 2. 4: Home Economics 2. SELMA JANE 'l'lI l'1IX--'Commcrcia1. Library Stumlent Asst. 2, 3. 4: Clubs: Mu 2: lilrl Kescrvcs Z. MARY ELIZAIIETII TRAVIS--Classical. Perfect Attendance 4 yrs. Class 'llre 2: Ili XYays Staff 2, 3. 4: Quotatitrn Squad 3, 4: Clubs: Drama 3, 4: Latin 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. CILISERT Il. 'I'RELtPAR-Technical. Perfect Attendance 4 yrs. Ili VVays St 3. 4: Honor Roll Z, 3, 4: Christmas Concert, 3. 4: Clubs: Drama 2. 3, 4: Chr 3. Secy.-'l'reas. 4: Science 3. 4: German 3, 4. KIEURGE E. TRIMIlI.ICwTechnical. Intra-mural Ilasketball 2, 3: Clubs: Latin llrama 3. RICIIARIJ A. lfI.REYf-Academic. Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Bantl 2, 3. 4: Clubs: lfren 4: Music 4: Latin 2: Fencing 2. IIESSE EIDITII ULRIClIfCommercial. A Cappcllaf Choir 2. 3, 4: Spring Ifcsti' J, 3. 4: Christmas Concert, J. 3. 4: l'iccI Piper 2: Clubs: Music Z, 3. 4: llrai J 3' Cirl I'escrves 3 3 -. .. . X , , -. .. UE II. VAl'CilIANfAcaden1ic. Pcrfect Attcntlancc 4 vrs. liasketball 2, 3, I , Track Z, 3. 4: lnlra-mural Ilaurlball 3. 4: Ili-Y 3, 4. RHIIERT EVANS YENSEL-Academic. Perfect Attentlancc 4 yrs. llaskctball 'I'cnnis 2. Bowling 2, 3: Spanish Club 2. UIERYL HILL VE'I I'l'IR-Academic. Clubs: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Latin 2, Drama. 2: German 3, 4: Coinniercial 3:' Sciencc 4. IANET AI. YOtiELfCommercia1. livin Exhibit 2. 3: lntra-mural Volleyball I Clubs: Latin 2: Commercial 3, 4: fiirl Reserves 4. l AVILLIAM PAUL VOGEL-Commercial. Perfect Attcnclance 4 yrs. Intramur: Ifmytball 4: Basketball 4. MARY ETIIEL XVAIJIE-Academic. Co-Mgr, Christmas Concert 4: A Cappe Choir 2, 3, 4: Christmas Concert 2, 3, 4: Spring .Festival 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 4: Clubs: Cmmncrcial 2, 3, 4: Music Z, 3. 4. GEORGE EIJXYIN XYAGXER-Academic. Mingn hlunctinn II. S.. Mingo Jllllfffll Ohio, 2. 3. Clubs: Scicncc 4: liyni 4. JULIA VVAKEI lEI.l3fAcademic. Annual Staff 4: Sr. Counsellor 3, 4: Quotati Squad 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Clubs: tiirl Reserves 2, S. 4: Leaflcrs 3, 4. RCTII LEUXA NYAI.RER-Commercial. Christmas Concert 2, 3: Gym Exhibit 3: Clubs: Comrncrcial 4: .Lcarlers 2, 3, 4. - I .IEAN XYARNER-Academic. Orchestra 3. 4: A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 4: Stuclc Council 4: Xat'l Ilonor Society 3, Scey. 4: Sr. Counscllm' 4: Christmas Cnncc 2, 3, 4: Clubs: tiirl Reserves 2, 3: Science 4. IZILL MORTIJN XYARTHEN-Academic. FRANCIS EIJXVARIJ lYA'I'ERSWAcademic. Clubs: Hi-Y Z, 3, 45 Chcss 3: Art Commercial 3. 102 IRI j. WA'I l'---Academic. ICIIARIJ Llili XV.X'l l'-Academic. Clubs: .Xviation Z: Spanish 3. YlLl.l.XM X'V.X'l l'S+Industrial. Aviation tlub 2. IDXVARIJ F. YN'lflR7Academic. Latin Club 3. QUTH l'ILlZ.XliliTll li. VVERNFR-fAcademic. Christmas Concert 2, 3: Spring Fesf rival 2. 3: Clubs: French 3, 4: Girl Rescrvcs Z, 3: lllusic 2. 3: Leailers 4. VILLLXM H. VVlCSSlil.LfC0mmerCial. lntra-mural liasketball 4: Clubs: Com' mercial 3, 4: Chess 4: Music 3, 4. DOROTHY LOUISE VVFSTFRLCND-Commercial. Spring Festival 3: Intra- mural liasketball 2: Clubs: Commercial Z, 3: Girl Reserves Z. IIQLICN VIRGINIA XVlCSTl'H1XLfAcademic. Perfect Attendance 10 yrs. Home Room Mgr. 4: Christmas Concert 2, 3: Spring Festival Z. 3: Clubs: Music 2: Science 2, 4: German 4. FANNIE ELLEN VVIIITCOMB'-Academic. Ili VVays Staff 3: Clubs: Music 2. 3: French Z, 3, 4: German 4: Girl Reserves 4: Drama 4: Science 4. QATHICRINPI XYl'llTli-Academic. Spring Festival 2, 3: Christmas Concert 2. 3: Clubs: Girl Reserves 2: Latin 3: Coniniercial 4. ZIEORGE MARVIN XVIIITE-Academic. Perfect Attendance 5 yrs. Class Pres. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball Z, 3. 4: Clubs: Latin 2: German 3, 4: Science 3, 4. 'HARLFS VVILLIAM XVlIITFIELD-Technical. lntra-mural Howling 4: Clubs: Science 4: Hi-Y 4: Chess 2, 3, 4. GLENN P. X'VlllLlifAcademic. Perfect ,Xttentlaucc 10 yrs. Class Pres. 3: Clubs: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Science 4. LXRL P. VVICKERH.XAl--Technical. Perfect Attcntlaucc 4 yrs. Football 2. 4: Track 2, 4: Spanish Club 4. OHN U. XVICKICRHAM-Technical. Perfect .Xttcnclancc 4 yrs. Track 2. 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. lNlLLlAM li. NYTliLliRfCommercial. Orchestra 2, 3: llonic Room Mgr. 2, 4: Spring Festival 2, 3: Christmas Concert 2: Commercial Club 3. DAVE XYILLIABI VVIKIC-Academic. Activity lloard 2, 3: Usher 4: Football Z. 3. 4: Track 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: liaskctball Z, 3: Golf, Mgr. 4. LXLIC XYlLCOXfAcademiC. Perfect Attendance 4 yrs. liancl 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Rowling Team 2, 4: Music Club 4. wllIRl.liY IICAN XYIl.Klli-f Commercial. Hi NVays Staff 4: Quotation Squatl 42 Christmas Concert 3. 4: Spring Festival 3. 4: Pieil Piper 2: Intra-mural Sports 2. 3, 4: llirl Reserves 4. 'LO VVIl.l.lANlSe-Academic. Stuclent Council 4: Sr. Counsellor 41 Quotation Squad 4: Clubs: French 3, 4: llrama 2, 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4: Latin Z. IUIC F. XVILLlNSKYiIndustrial. Football 3. 4, QUIZICRT XIILLICR XYILLISON-fAcademic. Santa Paula H. S., Calif. 2. .Xnnual Staff 4: Usher 4: llonor Roll 2, 3, 4: Llubs: Latin 3, 4: French 4: Science 4: lli Y 4 QICIIARII IJLIYICR XYlLLN.XN-Commercial. lntra-mural liasketball 4: Christ- 7 mas Concert 2: Spring Festival g: Commercial Club 4. UIIX R. WILSON-Academic. Pcrfcct .Xttenmlancc 4 yrs. lli-Xi 4. 103 JOE ll. VVILSOX-Industrial. -I. KENNETH WILSON-Academic. Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Home Room Mg 4: Clubs: Commercial 3: Music 4. MARY R. WILSON-Commercial. llusketball 2: Clubs: Home Ec. 2:Music'P BILL O. VVILSON-Academic. l'erfect Attendance 8 yrs. Classical ll. S., Sprin Held, Mass. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Howling 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Science 4: C01 mercial 4: Chess 3, 4. VENETTA MARY NVITTER-Commercial. Clubs: Music 2: Commercial Reserves 3, 4: Drama 4. HARRY CHARLES VVITZEI.-Academic. Perfect Attendance 9 yrs. LEOLA JEAN VVQLFORUfCommercial. Perfect Attendance 9 yrs. Sp tlval Z, 3: Christmas Concert 2, 3: Honor Roll 2: Clubs: French Z: cial 4: Alusic 2, 3. MARTORIE ANN WVOOlJ+Academic.V Annual Staff 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Gi ring Fe Comnic 3, 4, 5 Counsellor: Home Room Mgr. 3: Quotation Squad 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Club French 3, 4: Music 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN PATRICIA WVOODS-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Reserves 4: H E RTS ERT R, VVO RTH-Industrial. Science RUTH MARIE VVRlGHTgCommercial. Perfect Attendance 4 yrs. Spring Fest val 3: Christmas Concert 4: Commercial Club 2. CLARE IRENE YOUNG--Commercial. Gym Exhibit Z. HARRY EDVVARD YOUNG-Academic. Golf 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 43 A Choir 4: Spring Festival 3, 4: Cliristinas Concert 3, 4: Music Club 4. Cappel GIIQIBERT F. ZEIINER-Academic. Clubs: Latin 2: Spanish 3, 4: Science 1 Drama 3. MARY VV. ZIEGLER-Academic. Ili W'ays Staff 3, Assoc. Ed. 4: Sr. Counsellc 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Clubs: French 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Mus 2, 3: Science 4. l ROBERT A. ZIEGLER-Academic. Clubs: Science 4: Book 4. EMIL LOUIS ZIMMERMANN-Industrial. Aviation Club 2, 3. ROBERT EDWARD ZURCHER-Commercial. Christmas Concert 3, 4 Festival 3, 4: Clubs: Bowling 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Aviation 4, SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES - FLORENCE MAE BOYD-Commercial. IN MEMORIAM EDNA COCDl'ER-llraflrlock ll. S. 2, 3, l3r:n'l4'lock. Y CI'lARl.O'l l'E JACOBS-Academic. Sr. Coun- CHARLES F. IDE.XNfAcademic. A Cappella Choir Z, 3: Football 21 SSH01' 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Clllllsf Latin Club 4, French 3, 4: Science 2: Commercial 4. Died December 20, 1937. ERNEST KOKLADAS-Commercial. NVILLTAKI l'. LARIQIN-Academic, .Xllilcrclice il. S, 2, 3. 4 104 3 Spriii i NATIGNAI. 1-1CD1X1CD12 SOCIETY 111111- 11111111111-5 1111! .X1111 XY1111 11 ll1111'C111'5 1111- 1111111-111 11-1111015 111- l1lC11lf'. 111 111- 1111- 11-1111e1's 111. 11111111111111' 111 11111L1Sl1'j'. 111 1111: s1'1111111 1'1111111s. 111 1116 131111111111 11c11ls, 111111 111 1-V1-11' 111-111 111 e11c11-111'111'. 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'1'111-11 111111' 11 51111111 111-1'1'1-111 111: 1111- 51-111111 class 1'1111 111111 11115 111111111 111-s11111'1-11 1111 1111-111 111111 21 S1111 S11111111-1 111-11'1-111 111 111e 111111111 1'111sS C1111 111- se1e1'11-11. 1111-1'1-1'1111- t11e11- 1111- 11111'11ys ll 111111111e1 1111 s11111u11ts 1-113111110 w1111 1711111111 be 1-11-111-11 11QQ1111s1- 111 1111- 111111111111111 11f I111Il11JC1'S. 11111 111 11113, 115 111 11111-11f-SC1111111 1111'1111s. 11111 1111 1111- 11'111'1111' 11111-s 1111' 1'1111s1-11. 1111- N11111111111 111111111 S11C1C1f'. 111 1'11111111111'11111111 NV1111 1111- Student L'1111111'11, 1X1'111'111' 111l1lT11. 111111 1's111-1's, 111:111s. 11 11111111111-1 every 11-111. 111 1111111111111 t111-1'1- is 111e 11-11111111 11111111111111 s1-11'1cc 111 11'1111'11 1111- 111-11' 111c11111c1's 111111- 1111- 1111-11ge 111 1111- s111'11-ty. '1'111-11 11111. 1111-1' l1S11L'I' 1111' 1111- 11111111111 11111-11 H1111s1- Night e11c11 s111111g. .X11111lllQ,f11 1111- 111'111'1- 11es111 1111- s111'1et1' 1111' 11L'XY. s1111'1- 11 12 1111 111111111' 51111113111 11111 111-1'e11111-11-ss 1116 111e111111-rs 111111 11e1-11 1J1l1'11C1IJ1l1111Qj 111 1111- 111'111'111es 111 111111-1 41I'g,1'11I11Z1l111J1lS S11 1111-1'1- 15 111111- 1L'f1 1111' 1111- s111'11-11' 111 1111. 1 11's1 1'11111 -1. N11'111111'1', 1.. S111111s1111..X.S1:111111z11'1c..1.1'11'1111s, A1. Riva-1'. .X. 11111114111-1'1y. Nl. Z11'g11'1, -11. 111':1sQ. 11 1Z1s11111'1. V1, 5111-11-1. 1'1'cf1,1 VI. XY:11'11111. 11. S111-11111111f. H. '1'111111111x1111. Y. 1'11111-1'. X1. 511111111-11s. R, U11111111. ,1. XY11141-111'111. 1 SCQ111111 11111: 1'. S11-111111. N1. XY111111. Nl. N1. 1!e11. 15. X1111111r. 12. 1.1111'11111, 31. 5111111111-. R. Hogg. 1..,1111111us. .X. 11:11'1111'y XI. ll. 1111c11. 1., 1.:1111111c. 17. X1:111u11111. K1. 11. 11111'111111:111. 1. N11'1i1-111'1'. X1. .X1'.X11-1-1'. N. 11111'11111g. 17. X11'11111111-11, 51. lf. 51111111 1 ,X. ,11-11k111s. 1111111 111111 V1 1111111'111'11. X1. 1.:'111j. VI. 511111111 11. 1111-VS. Xl. 1f111'1111g1-1'. 12. Rirst. 11, 1'1111'1'. I . N11111111111. H. 111111. XY 11111'1'1', 11. 19111111-, 11. S11111111'1. N, '11-1151, Il. 1l111151111. lf. '1'111'11111'1i. 1'1l.J1ll'111 11111: 11. YSH111111-. '1'. l1H1111!111IgN.-1.1. 1.11111-. 11. 1Y111te. lf. R1-111111-, lf, R1111's1', 1. 1.11g:111. 11. CY1111111111. li. 111111111-rs 11. 1'111'11-1'. 14. 11:11'1'1. 11. 11'1-111:11', 1.. 1l:11'1s. 11. 121111111. 1:11111 1'-1111 R. 1111ug'. 111111111-1-, lf. 411-11131-. 1.1. 1f:111111. R, l11111:111:11'.. Wi. YY11x1111. N. X1111'11c1. 11. 1.. 11'1-. XY. N1111'1.y:111 R. 5111111-1'. 11. 1111111111111. 1'. F111111. R, X1111'g:111. XX. 111-11111111. 5. 11:11'111g. l. 1-1-.11111'y. 1115 JUNIQRS UPPER GROUP-ROOMS 306, 207-Ifrmn row: KI. Simpson. H. XYzirncr. ll Yitinu, M. Slatcr. I'. Ilurtun. Ii. Harris. I.. Rcnlshaw. I'. Ilcruwiu. Il. IJeCofzum, S Vipmne Y Coe If L'ruci5.,cr ll Felt If Xu clo I l'o ' I' INV C l'IlW'lI T I . Sch ,V f,..z,..g1,.,numm,,. x..Sc.1 Sccoml row: R. Ri:1I, H. Brcvarnl, IC. Ruclgcrs, V. Rich. -I. Risser, Ii. Rcihlic Il, fzimplxell, II. Smith, R. Ilcnnett, .X. Ilzlrclny, IJ. Allslmiisc, I'. flilkey, IJ. I'Ircn ziugcr, I'. Frick, IJ. Ilczithcringtou, Il. Ifcslcrkcil. hird row: Ii, I.owry, I7, Poole, IZ. Nlzxjor. I'. Bczxvcrs, il. IIL-Ihliiig, Il. lluffy mid. II. Pnttcrsmi. II. Muirlieaul. 12. AIZICUIYS. 'I'. Iicnm-ily. I . llimpel, .I. Mulh-11 up row: X. hlnrrcti. Ii. Saumlers. xl. I'zx1rick. F. Dorlil. II. XY:agucr. .X. Scluy-n thnl R. Smith, Il. I'ricc. IJ. Duncan, If. Ilcrhcri. If, llriflln. I , Ilnmzito. I . Irvmc I' li v I NI XI Ill ox wsny. . . , cur LOWER GROUP-ROOMS 206, 211A-Ifrmit row: Ii. Huck, R. Swancy. II Xlcycrs. Ii, Davics, R. Ilrcmieman. j. Clinic. S. lslierwoorl, -I. Iiurch. IZ. Clevclzmml Ii. Mcfrac. S. Singh-ton. R. NYz1gncr, ID. I.cfHcr, I.. Cowell, I9. Ilcpcw, II. Butts. Scconfl row: IJ. McMullen, M. Ilick, I., Miller, Il. Iircvzlrcl, Nl. flilkey, I7. 'l':xrr I 4 K ' ' ' i I I x ms NI I hil f 1-' mm er kasrici. ' ers Ii. Iisscn, Z. Cf: 5. . . E A In log. NI. I-II1mI, I-. K II , I.. Hi., I Ii. II5 , ingcr, RI. jones, G. Ilznvis. R. Coleman. hir: row: IZ. Klcliclrcv. D. Ilyhzlm. I'. IQZIIICIILICS. If. 'I':iyIur. R, Cmuphcll R Inlhchci I Smith I I'X'oIs' I XVI I I I .1 .. .. . .1 ii. I, czrcr, L'. Heync. Ii. 'I'zimhiir1'i. IJ. Ilulysmm I. Shuzlf. I7. Iloylc. 'lop row: iF. xYIIIIIIlIiL'l', XY. Linn. Ii. lhzuup. R. Funk. if fzxrncy. I'. .Xnlziuis .X. .yIur. II. lzrinmn. I.. Ifunlzxli. -I. I'iIi1m.wl. Knight. XY. linkin. IC, lzxvuiizuigli. l' I 'x X Ifclmlcv. 101 3 JUIXIICDRS UPPER GROUP-ROOMS 104, 208- Ifruul nm: S. Iiillu-II. Y. Xilxsml. XI. Il Klint. AI. II2lI'X'k'j. I.. XICHQC, AI. Hcfs. .X. frulu. I . I v1'x'n'II, I.. Iinilxra. NI. Nlurrix Al. 1'IlI'Iit'I'. II. Sunil. -I. IYIIIIQIHI. Il. k'Icx'0I:u1rI. R. llrumm. S4-L'muI ruxxi IZ. Nlillur, G. Yau 4Icr I.k'IIII. I', Yiulu. IP. liI:xgLw. Il. NQQIIIK. Xl I.. lla-ckv.'1'. Xl, -I. XYIIIQL-s, ID. 11'ci1zcI. If. SIm'1wl15, Il. 1Y:1lI:nL'n'. If. I.cYinL', l'1.R:m4IalI 'l'I1irmI ww: X. Nlillcr, I. Nlurgzm. ,l. I':xxt1m. ll. l':u'ks, 'I'. Quinn. ll. Ifurlick II. I L'rc1lcu. If. Ilzlyrc, VI. Imllcs, N. l'mmlc. Ii. O'IDn1xlu'II. II. Xluric, ll. I'riCL'. I'1IlIll'II1l'UXY1 R. Xlzlttcr, Il. XYi1I1cIm ll. Sulunm, XV. Xlzlyrosv. Ii. Nincke. S I c1'g11sru1, 'I'. l'c1'kiusm1. XY. XVI1igI1z11u. Ii, llufsulmcr, IZ. XYI1itc, IC. Turnock. IS Xlillikcn. Al, Nm-rclmnt, LOWER GROUP-ROOMS 314, 203-l 1'm1l run: II. SIIVIII, Ii. .XILIVICIL Y Sumuur, Al. Shvllyy, Nl. .X. Hlzmclcr N. .X1I:1ms. l'. Ilmncrw, .X. STZIIIIIHICIQ. J. Sllzlfcr VI. Rugg. -I. Stull. H. Lang. IT. 1.Vf:ym:u1. G. SIWQIQICV. Y Sucmul run: IZ. XYIIIYCIIIZIH, IE. SLIITIIIIKWS, I.. Ilzxim-5, ID. I'ickcring. XY. l1raI1au1 N. .XIf.-xzxmlcr. R. Ilrzwc, I.. Moser. II. NIicI1:1cI. Ii. Iiwnclmy. If Zimmcrmml. l'. Ilcu ficlxlu-rg. XY. XVI-im-r. Il. Sxxzm. 'l'I1ir4I ron: DI. l'm1rIn-ll. II, Irwin. If. XYIHIIL-ll. Il. Stu1lv.'l11'znkc1'. H, Iilliott. II .XIIri'rt. ll. .XIII-11. Al. l'I1iIIi1w. H. IIZIYISUII. R, I.i11an-nxm-yn-1', Il. Ilgllbclx. I. Nlzuxch-II li. fttcr 'lxrulI1'uxx'1 S. Ilnrwig. II. IIQ1'z1IrI. IJ. IIiIfIm:n'nI Ii. Ilugg. I. I uItm1. II, 1YI1im1m N. Imxxls. II. I,ucIu'. X. l.L'WiS. I.. S1uu1'kL'x'. 'lf IIn'x'ri11gglul1, Ii. lmxw,-II. 107 JUNICDRS UPPER GROUP-ROOMS 210, AS, 302-Front rvw: If, Coopw, 'II Rc'1ImL'1'ts M. Ilzxlcs, I.. Hauser, XY. KI. Vkhodring, J. Iayncs, M. Yuhns, R. Iliclcerhoff, M. VI Ifnstnn, R. O'I!rien. Ii. Ijllllllll, M. Dexter, M. IE. Roberts, Second row: II. Vczzosi. R. Shuler, C. LIZIIIOLIIS, ID. Ross, Ii, Young, M. Lewis XY. Ynrlng, II. McReIvy, ll. McI.z1ug'I1Iin, H. Strzxitlff. .X. Rlimcnt. R. Magus, M. I. 1IiIIer, E, Sny4I61'. 'l'I1irmI row: N. -lznncs, VV.VNicI1oIIs. II. Soost, Ii. Soles. I'. KIIment, If. Mc Closky, R. iletkin. 'I'. Qnincttc. C. Duff, I-I. Irornof. G, Renflzl, II. .XIIcn. R. Ijezxvcws Ifonrtll row: ,I. Iiuklarlas. M. Price, M. Miller, R. Nonncnberg, I.. Iionclson R. Ilzirrison, .X. VeIIis. J. SIIIUIOH, R. Garrismx, II. Zinnncrnmn, Y. I.z1pz1g'Iin. C' I'cncc. L. Steur, K. Snyrlvr. LOWER GROUP-ROOMS 201, 211B, 401-Ifrunr rowi II. Ilezltty, II. .Xstcrino Y. Kurtz, M. Long, I.. Ilaldcman. I.. Higllherger. Ii. Rznnalcy, IZ. j. Monroe, Ii I'I1crfIIIxer'r. IZ. Reed, I.. I'attcrson, If. R. Morrismx, IJ. linker, If, M. Ncsline. I. I Iurtncss, IJ, Paticrson Second ruw: XV. Mclinight, N. McMinnis, Ii, IIaiIfxy. M. Ilnzxs, U. IIerScI1, I-I llhrclon, R. I. Hogg, I . I.inin, II. Miner, VI. Spitlc-r, M. Nclson, IZ. Munclsingcr, R Guy. Il. Strunk, C. Hickey. 1 . I.. Ixncc, It. belbcl, ID. Irlgunnlcs, It. lJ'f01nu1r, H. SIo:1ne, R. Usborne, I. Mc- UU il'I1ir4'I row? 4NY. Meyrqrg, ll. Krapf. II. Gray, V. ifcrridi, I.. Guorg'e, N. ,lzuuay Cfauley, Il. Ilumnxc-I, R. Gibs . I johnson. I. Iunnun, I-. Irlcc, J. II1II. NX. Irzxyrr. R. IIIII, I'.. I!crns1IorIf. U. Mnrkl I'1OLIl'IIIl'l7VXI'f IF. I'z1ckzrrLI, F. M-itcI1cIvI, I . SCIIIIICYICFA, A.4ScI1oc1Je, Ii.. Payne, ID Ivy, ,I. Jack, I'. I.0Qnf'. 108 JUNIGIQS UPPER GROUP-ROOMS 103. 209-I xm11I 1'-mx: I . -Inlnx-mm. I', XX CIIIIIIZIII. AI liillm-uc, Il. Ifvzlin. Ii. Srv11u'1'rf, If. Ru-41. I.. Iinilcy, II, Rizluw. II. Xlcyn-V. NI. Kun lu-sly. I.. Nle1'oIz1. II. I.ittIn'. .X. N1-Iwn. .X. Iluifnlzul. XI. I'up:l. I.. Ii:ulnL'l'. Secwllml run: NI. Nluscr. I'. Xlcliniglll. If. XXI-:1xcx'. II. III:xttcl1Iu'x'gLL'l'. H Ifurllzmsm. KI. Iiclknzxp. Ii. .Xsluinge-r. H. I':xr1ucIla-, Il. Nlerr-k. NI. Ilzlrriy. .X. Mc iI:u'cn I.. II:n'm0n, Y. I.. II:1tL'm:m. VI. I'.ImIL-r. NI. Xlimu. 'I'I1il'-I rrvw: I II. I.m1g'nInm. li. XI:-rrin':u1. XI. lhnv. XI. Ixzxllwll. XI. I.. C4111 uvvr. A. ,luucm N. ,I. I,!'C5NIk'l'. S. Xlzltlzxs. -I. XYIISUH. O. Inu, IF. Rx-llslmxx, ll, liocll VI. lJ'I.c:11'y. AI. Stcvulwoxx. VY. Immak. -Ifourtl' run: 11. Iicrr. II. 'l'uxxIw. KI. liner. II. fuller. I. 'lIri1mIi. I . Runs, ,I tlulnglxtly. Lf tiumlzmll, 'If llnpkins, -I, 51:11:14-5. li. VIIIIUIHZI. .X, XX't'IHL'11Sl0IlI. I.. Vricv ,I. N. Muck. LOWER GROUP-ROOMS 105 313-I i1'4l nm: NI. Ilzlrrix, XY. Iluux'c:'. ,I I'1'ia'L'. hl. Hill. li, Ilullis, II. l'Il'L'y, I'. I. NIL'Cl'4vl'v. I.. Ilarllvs. .X. XI. Kl11cIluxx'cII II. NY:lI1I. If. Ilzurtzcll. KI. Rith. NI, XX'nIfL'. I.. L'I:m-nu. .I. flcilxu-ic1'. NI, NIm1fgmm'1'5 Secnml ram: If. 'III1:m1c5, if Ihxfmvlxxlzn. IT. Iicsflcr. Ii. Iiyzm. II. IIu1ll. Xl Ifllwl. KI. lmmm-Ily. II. Hupkinw. M. Kuhn, .X, KI. II1u'tmn'ycx'. .X. 'IK-IvIn3t5, I.. ICIIrmI 15. Iizmin-I. R. lluusn-l111:x11, NI. Llmumxbx. R, Ilwllanfi--r. 'l'I1ir1I nm: I. Ka-ck. R, Rulmrtsml. XI. SIm5v.'v'. If. Hcrzl I , Iluirnl. I. kQ1'zl5IriII. .X Nlrlimu-II. -I. IIL-1'Ivcl'l, I . Howl. II. Fritz. Il. I'.IIiI1gQ1'. -I. Ih-I':1Im:x, 14. liuwvn. I r1m'tI1 rim: If. IIy4Iu. V, Ifkis. .X. Iiruxxll. if XYIIQUX. Ii. Rims Ii. l'nr11Q, I. KIMILIIIMIQI1. II, L'risymxx. Ii. fuster. XY. iIL'n1n1u1'. VI. NIcI'I1crarm. If. lfuII.ltL'. N XYm'lI1il1gl1u1. AI. Ilmlzns. XY. XYZIINII. VI. Silunlin. 109 SCP!-ICDMGIRES UPPER GROUP-ROOMS 217. 219-Frmlt row: IJ. McKenzie, KI. Ilmmtn. fi IIz1iIey, f. Rcmla. II, XI. I'I1IIIi1ns. Y. I.cYinc. I. I'L':xy. II. Iilickcr. II. l'Iza1swn1'tI1 Il. Ilzmsrm. II. Ilrccrlcn, 'I'. Corxnzum, II. l crgusun. C. llrcclxzlway. XI. liicscy. .X. M SI1icIs, Sccfmfl row: SI, XI4vm'L'. N. ,Izm1ism1. XI. .Iz11'il1SCzx3', IJ. I7:xsI1. A. I'21uI. II ,IuI1l1v:sCu. Ii. I.catIu'l1. KI. Karcis. II. Ilzxxis, VI. f4I'USI7j'. I . 'I'u1'111mck. I.. XI. I'mmoIL' XI. Iiroglx. Ii, Ilovis. N, I IagI1C1'ly. .X. Iicrr. ,I. VYIII. 'I'I1i1'cI row: IT. .XII1ilz, I.. Ifrcmsl. II, .Xlmgr-ai. M, IiL'l'CIIIll'l', II. .XusIil1. S IIugl1cs.,l. Klcliec. l'. Cnssifly, Il. Iiemhlc. II. IIrzuII1m'y. I.. f4I'I2II'IL'IIL'. Il, Iloylc. IQ Grieve. C. Ilctz, I , Iiuenzic. S. NIzu'sI1:1II. I ourtI1 row: II. IIZIVIIIICIK, Il. Kruk. I.. .XmocIco, II. SZIIIIOIYI. VY, Ilassa-Imam R. XYynue, I'. Daily. B. Iivzms, IE. NIL-iseI, DI. I.CII1IIIfi1'fI, I.. Cmmzly. C. Knox. Ii Ndsmm, AI. II5-ur, ,I.-C'o1'be11. LOWER GROUP-ROOMS 316, 317-I 1'1mI row: II, ZICQIIT. KI. IIIcI1I. Ii Zink. IC. Blum-III. II. II. Smith. II. Ilrn-.xnIy. .X, Mngutre. II. IIcI, BI. NIcgaI1zu1, 'I' Nlzuulin. I.. Lrmver. II. llruse. 12. Ilaum, C. Ilris.scmI0n. II. Smulvrs. II. SZIIIKIUV. If IIrcitIc1'cntz, I. Ihlltgzm, Sccuncl row: K. Iillintt, l'. l'z1swII. I. Saba-I. C. NIltElI'I'I1, S Klmwuw. BI I Stvglwr. NI. Scott, R. Vespa. S. ScI1rzx111. I, KI. Scott. I.. Ifcnton, .X. I!ruweIlu-i4Ic. R Ilzlstoxv. C. Iflliott, Ii. Iiczm, Nl. I. XX'IIIiams, .X. XYiIIiams. If. SIILICIIUY, I. Ilrunm- mam, A. liouclla. 'I'I1ir1I row: KI. .XIwv.'II. C, lii11Icy. rl. Xlormn, .X. Schmimll. f. VYar11cr. IZ Yocum. XY. llzltemzm. C. ZicgIcr. bl. Ilumcr. II. Irwixm. XY. Ileachy. II. Iiclxuedy. XY .Xnnis. l'. W'iIson, VY. Stump, II. NI01'mw. Twp ron: XV. Sicberi. 'I'. VI':1kcGcIcI. II. Iii1'I1:u't. AI, BImnIy, AI. ,IzxHfurs. R. Ilzlrncy II. Stcwnrt. VI, Marimm. Ii. Cox, -I. I3oIIingc1'. kl. 'I'1'iu1IsIe. R, I-Iolluy. NI. Ililligzls. Ii XIitcIIOII. 110 SGP!-IQMCDRES UPPER GROUP--ROOMS 116, 117-Ifirwt run: II. xIi'xIJlIl2lll Xl. i'I1:11nu:1x1 Nln-:l11m', 4l,vXXivinIc:1ul'. Xl. Xlzlxuvll, I.. Alzlmcs. Ii. SlL'll1I.llI'll1, V. Xl. L'm'm1:x, NI Stuck. NI, AIUIXIIIQLIII. R. NY:xgl1c1', IJ, Nlufilll. X. Rutter, N. Il. Scult. XI. Summ. S Yllippu. 1 Sl-cuml vrmx: Il. Nlzu-Nimwl. .X. Iirzluw. I. XYIISUH, VI. I1cYim. X, Iflm-ns, Q' ll'zxxx'fn1'1l. l. Ifrnsl. l', XY:ml. ll. Rzlnkiu. R. Russell, DI. Ifilizl. li, C'm'1:1yxu, Il Hzlliuu. AI. IIZIIIIN. I'. Nzullllmylu, S. I'uI1tu. . 'I'I1iral nm: S-clmltf. I , Smith, lf. Nlnrtin. R. Blzum, R. Xycum, R, Iirczn' K, IIvx'g:4lx'nws1'1Z. -IL, I.m11m. II, llrlslcvy, R. .Xrn1strU11g. Q. Sclwwulr. R. Klvfuy. R I.u11g4Im1. S. XXIHIQ-. kk, llrwlvl. H 'I'up1l'11u2 NI, Sclmlz, 'lf Smith, I.. Snzllmwzy. I'. XIIIIIIII. XY. Um-rimm. li Iuclwr. I'. I!uIr1'l'ts. IZ, I nIIm1. 'If Nluliulw. X, .XIlc11, II. Rc:-4I. Il, Xlclim-111111. I. Imvc Il. Klinr, It, llzxrk. XX. Sulmwm. LOWER GROUP-ROOMS 313, 319-I:1'0m row: rl. 5IuIgx'1xx'c. AI. Nlzmnlixlixy If. Ilnrllrmzlll. I . NYwI11m'V. DI. I,ml5.L. Il. .I:1l14+4Iiy. II. .X. Crenlc ll. XYIQU. Il. llxlmlzm. Al Nillkcr, .X, Ilwxuwa. S. Siull, Y. Nlznllrsr, .X. XX'iIki11s. Y, Stmnxx-x'. Il. XY:lg'11L'r. AI. Xlc' .XIIISKCIX If. Sw:u'l7, SL-cuml rum: I.. Link, I.. Ilzxlmvlml. I.. lfunlzlla, ll. Iliftliuc. NIV, Nlurrin. H Iuycn' XI. Ilnsclx, I , Iixlsvrzl. l,. Ihwlflluxx. ID. llu1'cl10Il. II, Xxzxlkcr, X. Xlclmzxlx. Al XIcSI1:mv. If. Young, xl. XI:u'XIuIIcn, NI. Iivsrr. Ii. Krug. II. XX :nts Il. NIcXI:zl1mI, Tlsirnl ww: ll. kl, Srlmulw. IC. Ilixh, NI, Ihvvlzick, .X, Ilummul. I.. Xin-ul, ll lfrcusr. If. I.un':lIf. 11. Iilimull. WI. Ilrcmxl. Ii. lxulm. D, Ifcrgusmm. XX. 'I'1'L'l1:1x'1lL'. If l'l'ilcI1Iwxx. Il. lh'l'ggn-13 Il. XYQHI. I7. 1l:1u1nc1'. 'Ilvp ruw: H. Ilurux, l. I.z1w. II. Riser. I, Nlc1'cie1'. ll, Ilzlgl-my. R, frzliq, ll lllk-min, ll, Ilia-trick. VI. Ii:.tcm:u1. if Il:1lQm'. Il. Sflwxllxel. Il. Ilvlmu Il, ,XHNIIIL II Klum.-N. I 111 SGPI-IQIVICDIQES UPPER GROUP-ROOMS 400. ES. 219B-I'Il'm1t run: R, l':IIi11i. XX'. I':llIu'l mm, S. SvI1x'z1l11111. Xl. IM-txx'n'II4.'l'. S. NIcI.L':ul. Ii, .XmsIcx'. .X. .Xl'111x11'4mg. I . XX'vigIxt XI. I'l1I'I'L-IIIIL-xg. I.. S-IHIIIHIIIII Xw. I'1vstg:xIL' DI. SI1cpI1cl'LI. If. QUIII, rl. .XI1Il'icIx. I? RnvImiv.'. IP. Glzlsguw. F, FIIICIK. XI. IIuImL'1'. 11. ,IUIIlIsUI'l. 5L'Cmx1I www: R. l1z1x142luu1'. VI. Rnwv. R. IIc11sI1:1xX. I', Ilzxvislsun. XX'. Ilurm-r. I3 K4I:nm'y. II. QIIIFISIHIJIICIA. Ii. XX'c5cl', Ii. XMI. XI. Slrzlkzx. .X. .XyIxxm'wI. XI, .Xx14Ic1sm1 II. Smith. V. I'ctticc,u'nI. 'I'I1irxI row: li. L'zxIrIXkQ'I. AI. IIm'mIa-1'Nu11. DI. .XmlLiI1. II. Klcixncr. If. 'I'In:m:l-. I! RL'cfI. If, XIiIIv.'1'. XX', L'Ic111cntr.. If. Fzuqw. If ICIIIIIII. I.. SIIUQII. I. XX':1I1ml. AI. Rixlggc way. R. XIcI.:lugIxIi11. M. Smith, nl, Snmlw. I'. ZurcI1cx'. IJ. ,Innwm Top run! -I. XX'11gnc1', II, l'Ic'I:1mI. -I. Sllyrlur. I'. 'I-IQIICI. VI. lnlvlwll, I. IIIINUII XI. Xlnmlt, VI. Scum. G, Ilyrncs, 'I'. ,InIm5, Ii. Iluyxl. Il. NICIltIUXX'CI'2lI'I, IC. Silnpamm H. Iivrlls. S. I'L'l'!'II1. C. XIcL4z11Tv1'y, l'. Imuis. LOWER GROUP-ROOMS 118, 120-I rm1l row: I. Iilmtz. Il. Ill1I'I', IJ. Iimllv IC. I':lIm11Im. XI. IXICXIZIIIC, XX'. XX'ntmn, XI, XIct4um'. XI. Shlglu. II. I crg11sm1, X'. .XSII wurtlx. If. Ivy. S. 'I'L'1I0y. I'. I!:lIry:1I1. Il, Siplv. Il. Hcurge. Lf XX'vym:m. Sn-crawl rout XX'. Iluwf.-rsux. XX'. Xlillcr, IQ. Rzmkiu. .I. i'm1w:1x'. XI. Slnrlm-. IJ NIL-Hz. .X. XX'zxIr4I1. il. Smith. Il. Slcim-r, II. SIHIIIIU. -I. XX'I1iTc'. S. lim.-Vfv. If, Iligh-5' II. XIIIIUV. R. Orr, 'I'I1irnI rem: DI. XXVIII-RUN. IE. XX'vImc1'. I. Znwic. II. I'.1Ixx:I1'mIs DI. IQukI:1sI:1a. XI. XX'xIiv I7. I!isImI'I'. .X. XIererIi1I1. XX'. XI:1ilI:m1I. V. Xhgp-IL-y. I . 'I'I10n1na. Il. lic-x'1'. II. 'I'iII4m. Imp Vow. XX'. 'I'x'cJatIc. I . Ilnwcrllxvznux. I. XX'iIkinsuu. Ii. Kliutcr. fl. IQIIII-Npic Ii. XX'IxilIicI4I. .X. MCXI111111. NI. Ifivm. VI, Iiuluwlxml, .X. X'c'1'O. II. RuIwl'1s. II. Ih'1If:1'11 Ia. Ixlliw. I.. I'.ll1t'lgIL 112 SCDPI-IGMCDRES UPPER GROUP-ROOMS LA I, LA IV-Ifirsi run: AI. K'l'upIL'y. AI. Ilcnry AI. Daw. NI. Herr, AI, HcI1I1:1r4I. -I, l'I:1p1wx', Ii, Izxmisun, IJ. Ilunpw. Y. I'IIIl'I'0l'. AI Icukins, AI. liclm, IZ. DI. Vzxsc. A. l4ZlYI'l!lI'I, IC. N:uIm'uIiuIQ. AI. blzxcksun, IZ. Imggmlv. I, Taxon, V. I.iuI1:u't. Second row: I, Alzlrrnmtzl, Ii. Kim-111I1c1', ll. ICM-I, A. I Iu:1t. AI, lizmuus, AI Cfulig, II. Ilascalus, SL Ifulnm. Y. Nord, A. I':u1I:-un, A, Iiuyl, Ii, Ifinc, Ii. Shin-Imls AI. jack. 1. I.IIIiIS1lj', li. AI, KIIIIIIKJIIII, A. AIsfIy1nm1nI4. 'I'I1i1'4I row: 1. I3l11'kc'tt, A. AI. -Iulmwm. IZ. SIu'im'x', S. XK'I1iln-num, IC. IIUIIYIIUVN' M. It. Ifvzms, If. l'01'm1a. If. I 1'cl1CI1. II. Nclsmw. If. SUIIIII, R. AIul'g:111. II. IIl'L'n'4Is-11 It. Aloycr, R. 1I'nrIJury. I'. AIIIIQY. VI. Alzlrimx, Top row: 1QiImm'u, .I. AIcI :11'I:u1nI. XY. R4ul1l'lIv. Il. Ala-I:1m'y, II. I'fs-II ll Scnuctt, II. Ilrzmdt, lf l'zn'mII, Ii. Iiuhwc, Il. Ilrzuwn-I. R. Imzxk. -I, I'mckc1'. 'I'. lllrv R. Mitchell, IJ, Ymlliirk. LOWER GROUP-ROOMS 216, 218--Ifixwl ruxx: I.. Wlmitu, AI. AYiIrux, A. lvrvi AI. AIcxm1rIcr. Ii. Iirlker. AI. IZ. Ilczm, AI. Iluy, 11. I-'0r1mf, li, lin-pm-x'. Ii. Smith. Ii L'I1a1111wim1. AI, 'I'upfstc:It, AI, llmxxn. rl. l'I1:a11111. XY. K'-11'rix1:1n. IZ. IIzn'riQ, II. Ilnlm-II I'. Rowland. SCCOIIII row: II, Ifluku, Il, I'nxxu1'a. I'. I.:11I'n'1'ty, ll. IIsmIrIil1ux'l'. Il. Kim. IJ Avomer. 11. I5e1IlQI. VI. A1xrIcrsmu1. AI. Iil'uicIIcr. AI. Ik-Ifxplzxillc. I. IfIIin1l. Y. lluu1'il1 I'. Rcssler. M. .III'l1'I'ISUIl. A. AI. Kohl, li. I':1t1mm, 'I'l1i1'LI row: A. Loy. AI. A. Ih-:1I, AI. Iluycup Il, Iflulw. Ii. Iimvlsmm. Ii. Duns wm'tI1. L. Ifbeck. Ii. Alucnzc, Ii, IIicIuw. Il. Ilukus. A. Ihwvlzx. VI. Ilmmgllly. I . Ilurx' H. Powers. J. lluntur, Fourth row: Cf XYoIfc. Ii. Ilrzlckun. R. -I-mlzm. IB. IM-AYAIIV. I . -I l:1'uuI1vrlx. l' I'IoIvSon. F. Cowl. R, Ilzms. A. Ankvr. XY. Sclunmmcr. il. IQIHIZIIUL. lm I-IIUIIIUN Il Iiezlton. J. Less, R, IQIIIQIIIIITI. II. Iizu11scy. 113 JUNICDIQS and SCDPHQMORES juniors: 'l'o the steps of the Big .-ljapla the junior class of '39 is trucking' to the top. lfor two years the Class has been kept busy fnrykiff people to stnrt ll posin in the various activities. So the class is forever Hprnisin ,Xlloh for never getting out of step or missing time. l'1'u.fi11lw1f - -lflli LlYUI,Sl Vim' l'm'.vf4lrv1l - jrxxi: lCv,xNs Suf1'rfi11'Y1f - Nl.xRJoi4ii: l'lI.liliI. 7'1'wf1.r1f1'u1' - l3i:TTv Yorso llii-fu1'ir111 - - Nlmzjoiziiii Liirx'i'iiicx .-Jrffrify Hmm! - CHAm.14s l'lFI,NII,ICY IN S'l'l'lJliN'l' COUNCIL link liovmc klrxxic lCv.xNs ciR.XYlSI'RN llxvls ,loHx l l'i.'roN lil'I'l I'Y Yoirxr: linrrv Lot' Hoifkiss ,llmior ofllceis: VI. l.iYolsi. ll. Young. ll. Sophomore ofticei-sz ,l. XleNIulleii. R. Arm- Iilhel. VI. Iivmxs. Bl. Lcathen. strong. Nl, li. llerm, Al. lilliotl, li. llezitoii, Sophomores: lfor a brief moment it seemed that the sopho- mores were going to stage it .ffl 117075111 strike in plzlce of parnding in order Z0 jim! f!1uz11,u'!f'r',i' all because there were class rooms and lockers which persisted in keeping themselves in unknown places. But with the election of il good lender the class hats been keeping' pace with the upper classes. P1'f',r1'1f1'1lZ - - - - lllctlcg lg-EATON View f'n:.vz'dm1f R1c'iuR1n rXRlXlS'I'RONG .Sef1'unz1'y - - j.xNic1' l'lI,LlO'l l' Yl7 f5zl,l'1H'tll' - MARY BIQLLR BEAN llf,YlI17'Z'zIlI' -llxivic MAcfM1J1.1,,iwN IN S'1'lllJl'lN'l' COUNCIL BARBARA 'l'lER42I'SON ,XNNA Vlfxlzv HI'1N'NE SH iiuncv 'lll'1'I'I,lCY 114 X l. . - o 4, - 4 af! A qgfix ef. ,lf 5 . -Q X XXDWQIQI ISKM ENTS 0 1906 Thirty-two Years of Service 1938 A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION xKINsBu 0 YIDERATION -In 93- Pie!!! V nceoa 7 , 9 017051 E. 0' Penn Lincoln Hotel WILKINSBURG, PA. FREE SERVICES 31,000 Personal Automobile Accident Policy 315.00 per Week for 13 weeks in case of an accident. Emergency Road Service up to 10 miles anywhere in theU.S. BailBond up to 35,000 in case of a Traffic Viola- tion. Monthly Magazine. Special License Service. Notary Public. Travel KL Road Information. Maps, Tour Books, Camp Directories, Hotels. AAA is Nation Wide. The largest Motoring Or- ganization in the World. JOIN IN 1938 W'Ik' h A i h'I CI b Costs Less To Belong Than Not To Be A Member 116 6 l J. B. MCCLAY Photographer We Wish to extend our Hearty Congratulations andi Best Wishes to the 1938 Graduating Class, and to thank the students for their patronage. HOME PORTRAITS GROUPS WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY CITY AND COUNTRY HOMES LOCAL OR OUT OF TOWN H34 YEARS OF SATISFIED SERVICE Home or Studio Appointments 727 Wood Street CHurchill 2670 WILKINSBURG, PA. 11 KREGAR 8: CCD. 900 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. BUY WITH PRIDE-EAT WITH SATISFACTION DISTRIBUTORS OF WHITE ROSE BRAND FOODS BIRDSEYE QUICK FROSTED FOODS You can serve Garden-Fresh Vegetables and Bush ripened Berries every day in the year. All kinds of Fish-No Waste-No Bones Frying Chickens-Stewing Chickens Turkeys-Ducks QUEEN QUALITY BEND VIEW BUTTER POULTRY FARM EGGS We pay a premium for it, and Fresh from the Hennery say it is the last Word in Butter. every day CHEESE-All kinds Imported and Domestic PIES CAKES DONUTS Because Football 115 STATISTICS PROVE: 28f2 of High School Girl Graduates Marry within one year after graduation. 3 out of 4 Marry within live years. We don't want to rush you . . . and we don't know which class you will be in-but REMEMBER FALLER'S I FURNITURE 707-709 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. BELMAR MOVING AND STORAGE CO. MOVERS, PACKERS AND SHIPPERS CHurchiII 3164 WILKINSBURG 741 Penn Avenue TAWNEY REAL ESTATE SALES Q RENTING -- MORTGAGES - INSURANCE 706 PENN AVENUE S E E TWP Compliments of WALTER EADCLIFFE ARROW WALL PAPERS DUPONT - PAINTS 1 DUCO - DULUX - PYRALUX I We Don't Meet Prices- We Establish Them 757 Penn Ave. WILKINSBURG Get Our Catalogue ELECTRIC COMPANY MRS. A. C. TJIATTAS, Owner 1015-17 wool: STREET IIEI WE CONGRATULATE YOU THE CLASS OF 1938 AND WISH YOU SUCCESS IN YOUR CHOSEN LINE OF ENDEAVOR FLICCARCD STUDIO Photography PQRTRAIT - COMMERCIAL 722 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG, PA. I Y 120 CALDWELL 8g GRAHAM DEPARTMENT STORE McCALL 8a PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS CHurchiII 0143 CORNER PENN AVE AND WOOD ST. WILKINSBURG PA ATlantiC 6309-6310 GRant 9878 GRACE MARTIN'S SCHOOL A A School Discriminateu SECRETARIAL FOR ADULTS 16th-17th-18th Floors Keenan Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa. CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 12, 1938 BUKES GRILL WILKINSBURGUS LEADING TEA-ROOM 6. SODA-GRILL SODAS - SANDWICHES - SUNDAES LUNCHEONS-and-DINNERS HOME-MADE CANDIES 833 Wood Street WILKINSBURG, PA. A BAUMAN CHEVROLET 1 1 I sive HIM two M V CHANGES msitin Wi 'fgfl UF QM l i .tl if if HROUGH a trust Fund at this institution you can protect your son's inheritance until he has gained sufficient skill and experience to handle it himself. lnstead of having him receive the entire bequest when he becomes of age, you can arrange to have him obtain only a portion of it at that time. Later, when he reaches greater maturity, the remainder can be turned over to him. lf he made mistakes with his early inheritance, this latter fund will give him his second chance. VVe will be glad to discuss this phase of trust service with you at your convenience. FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY 34l-343 FOURTH AVE. DITTS B U R G H' MEINIBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION M 122 Where Loveliness is Made LoveIier ----. ' '-f'::::: 1 1.1:-. JADE BEAUTE SALON SPECIALISTS IN PERMANENT WAVING Cl-lurchill 0291 , .4,, H , s :a:s:s525EgQg Q:5a,.. y ' Inf 9?2ii2,f ,., All Other Beauty Servleee 011 Request HOURS: 9 t 6 COR. WOOD 62 WALLACE TUES. di FRI 9 t 9 WILKINSBURG PA. BIRDSONG LUNCHEONETTE CHILI CON CARNE TOASTED SANDWICHES PLATE LUNCHES SOFT DRINKS 818 P A WILKINSBURG PA. A WILICINSBURG REAL ESTATE 8a TRUST COMPANY and WILKINSBURG REAL ESTATE 8g INSURANCE AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE QUALITY MEATS ALWAYS BUTTER EGGS KESLAR 8x POWER FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS CH h II 7245 715 woon STREET THE WILKINSBURG GAZETTE A REFRESHING COUNTRY NEWSPAPER 12 FRONT VIEW PEnhurst 2 3 4 O ESTABLISHED 18 8 1 THOMAS D. TURNER FUNERAL HOME 729 WALLACE AVENUE SIDE VIEW FRESH CUT FLOWERS BOUQUETS AND CORSAGES I E. B. MAXWELL WILKINSBURG'S DEPENDABLE FLORISTH Flowers and Decorations for All Occasions '79 I I or-mrchm 0373 812 wooD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. I YReueI B. Wolford VE. Wolford Cigfde L. Wolford, Selling and Renting Insurance of All Kinds Notary Service 925 wooD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. I EEEE E E L WE'VE FITTED FEET FoR FIFTY YEARS I LUDEBUEHUS I WILKINSBURG SHOES AND HQSIERY EAST LIBERTY I Wood Near South Penn and Frankstown VE L, ., I I 51 Years of Printing Service MAYER PUBLISHING 8g PRINTING COMPANY 235 Collins Avenue, East Liberty Pittsburgh, Pa. I-mana 1106 I E 125 'VIIIC l .XL'l'L'l'Y Ulflf CLVAXRIJ NIV. L'z11's1m directs the gI'lllll12lliIJl1 pltlctice ..,A X In-nsc 111o111c11t 111 ll ff xll gaum -... Looking in the wrmug clireclirm . . , Mr. XYalte1's :md N11 am Ryu , . . Scrum of the powers that be . . . XYl1cu was that l1lkCI1? . Xthlclin' fans all .... Xlwnys sa-on umgellwel '...' Hu- ncwlyweds. 126 WaImer of WiIkinshurg Hardware Queensware Glassware Houseware CHARLES W. WALMER HARDWARE CO. 716-718 PENN AVENUE Establ h d 1900 Ph PE h t 048704880489 GRIFFIN, IOBE Sz KNEE FUNERAL HOME 512 REBECCA Ave PEnhurst 4931 WILKINSBURG PA. COMPLIMENTS OF WILKINSBURG ELECTRIC and RADIO SHOP I MAGAZINES CANDY TOBACCO CIGARS L. C. MCKIBBEN I Our Own Make Ice Cream It's Ditferentv I I 776 PENN AVENUE CH h II 3551 Y,,, W ,,,,,,,,,, I CorSg Sh Id B q t I STEPHENS CUT AND POTTED FLOWERS 12 FOR FINE PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL AND local and national advertisers. NATURAL COLOR THE ONLY LOCAL STUDIO EOUIPPED FOR COLOR mfg MUTION PICTURES- COLOR MOVIES ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY MOTION PICTURES-SILENT OR SOUND, IIIMM of 35MM- BLACK AND WHITE OR FULL COLOR eff., ARTHUR SWOGER HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1938 921 WOOD STREET CH. 5224 1 PORTRAITURE Your personality at its best through line ex ression, well-bal- , D anced lighting and expert posing. ILLUSTRATIVE Producing the finest commercial and illustrative photographs for Gardens, Portraits or Advertising Illustrations in Full Natural Color. 1 i l DASCH 'S 1 1 , NI E N S W E A R 1 814 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG 1 PHONE PEr1hurSt 4600 FINAL IfUO'l'l3 XLL 8'l'.X'l'18'l'lCS IV. ll. S. Opp. IV. ll. .SI Opp. No. Punts 69 , .,.. 2 'PS Opp, lfumbles Rc-covered 9 1 3 Length Punts 2440 yds? .. ,,,, 2655 yds. Own lfumbles Recovered 22 H 17 Av. Length Punts 36.4 yds. ,,,,7 28.3 yds, 'l'otzIl No. lfirst llowns 02, . 50 No. Punt Returns 33 ..7. ,,,7 , 31 'l'ot1il yds. Gained 2176 .,.,7 12416 Length Returns 240 yds. . ,,,, ,,,,,, . 326 yds, Total yds. Lost 388 ,L 330 Av. Length Returns 8.4 yds. , .,.,,. 10.9 yds. Net yds. Gained 1788 , ,L ,867 Passes Tried 63 ,,,,,, H ,,,, 70 No, Penalties 57 ,,,, ,,,,,, , . 1 31 PQ: 5 C ltll 111 .,,,,e ,,,, 1 f , , Ilxgggeiyxcl by low M .1 'lilllS does not Include the Latrobe gznue. No. Fumbles 26 ,, , ,,,, 25 Xlfroin scrimmage line. I 2 2, L L HIC history of il university is the story of men struggling with disappointment and Commonness and frustration for that which they have called by various names. some of them practicalf honesty, good sense. security: and some of them visinInziry-freedom. , goodness. beauty. .X university is 11 protest against dullness and Q a prayer for strength and wisdom.-.Xraxrzs Lvxvn S'I1xI4Iu:T I'. Through Ulla ll1H1a'1'I'I1' zllllli lfiffjf l'I'111'.v.' Tflf I'1.'i7w'I'.Till1' of Piffx- Q UNIVERSITY or PITTSBURGH y Address the Registrar I lewf... L 129 Quality and T Service by... Wilkinsburg High Schoolls Official Jewelers O DDTICAL SEIQVICE o KENVON BROS. E. F. BAXMEIER WC O STREET H 3 AAUR JEVVELRY C11 i 810 WOOD STREET au,BAss W 823 WOO STR T H I Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions The House of Flowers and Gifts EDGAR L. WAREHAM Florist and Decorator 808 Center Street CH. 0385 CRONENWETH DRY CLEANERS Good Dry Cleaning is a Necessary Economy, Not an Unnecessary Ex- pense. Expert Repair Service Rugs, Drapes and Curtains 735 Ross Ave. PEnhurst 0844 U N G S T SELLING HOMES OUR SPECIALTY REAL ESTATE CQ- INSURANCE: FIREQ AUTOMOBILE WOOD 8. PENN, QOVER MAY'Sy PAIYNT Y V HARDWARE WGLASS TEXTOR LUMBER COMPANY ROUGH LUMBER AND MILL WORK Pitt Street at North Avenue, WILKINSBU RG, PA. CHurchiIl 1946 Photographer Brady Stewart IF IT'S DONE WITH HEAT YOU CAN DO IT BETTER WITH NATURAL GAS THE WORLD'S FINEST FUEL FOR: COOKING WATER HEATING REFRIGERATING HOME HEATING THE Proms NATURAL GAS Co. Wiikinsburg, Pennsylvania ON XYITH THIS IJANCIC Un with the clamcc . . . l'rm'ing that the juniors arc- the backbunc uf thc school , , . xvlllilljl twl9cc1'uwm-cl. CHl'flll21li4Jll Dance . . . .Xt the Mudern Art' 131111 . , . AX cle-cwmtiull crmunitu-e gm-s Irv xwrk . . . Scum 111 unc uf the in- 1 fm'111:1l clzmccs . . . 4X11tug1':1pl1in,Q' tl1cirp1'ug1'11111s. 132 McCULLOUGH - WHITFIELD HARDWARE COMPANY FRIGIDAIRE TAPPAN RANGES EASY WASHERS EASY IRONERS HARDWARE and HOUSE FURNISHINGS Wait in our store for your street car 4483-CHurchilI-4484 WOOD at PENN WILKINSBURG, PA I Compliments of FLUDES WILKINSBURGYS BEST MEN'S STORE Fifa CHurchill 1460 800 Wood Street WILKINSBURG, PA I I MISS HOOVLER'S SHOP I D R E S S E S SIZES-11 to 2oeL2o5,f2 to zsyg I 769 PENN AVENUE TELEPHONE! PE. 2324 Ld ,Ei E, , , , ,W E TINY XYHISPICR NIAKICS IiXI'I' There wats u tiny XYI1ispe1', who He settled cImx'n upon 11 seat Crept in the ehztpel cloor. To Imve at Iittle rest. Nobody knew just who he was But the quiet sure opprt-ssed him He'cI not been there before. 'Cause he Iiked the noise best. ffxzntinued on .Illlfftf 1-Il I I 7 7 7 7 'T T' 7 7 a HECKEL S DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. I ICE CREAM PEANUTS DAIRY PRODUCTS W 717 PENN AVENUE PEl'1hur'St 7814 I if E' ' 2 i Ti 2' V I FELGER SPECIAL N Quality Clothes F E L G E R Made to Measure , 3 . 2 .00 d 6500 and up MEN'S TAILORING S 7 an up PEnhurst 1495 923 Wood Street I ,, , Y 7 ,W , I Casino I BARBER SHOP I R - P I I PENN LINCOLN ecreatlon ar ors I BOWLING-BILLIARDS I 611 South Avenue EFFICIENCY I WILKINSBURG, PA. C'-EAN'-'NESS Phone-Panhursf 6231 COURTESY N Annex-610 South Avenue PE'1hUfSf 5300 , Y W , I CONGRATULATIONS I I TO THE CLASS OF 1938 JOHN WOOTTON 12,1 We Invite-U l Wilkinsburg Hi gl1 School Students to THE PENN LINCOLN for their DANCES-Rooms with excellent flo ' ' ors for any size of party. LUNCHEO menus: tempting food ' - private rooms-moderately priced. NS-Let us submit BRIDGE - You, too, will enjoy your party when it is at The Pen n Lincoln. Q FAMILY DINNERS - Remind your parents that We specialize in family dinners every dayg but es- pecially on Sundays and Holidays. Phone PE Alu? nhurst 6300 For Reservations THE PENN LINCCLN HOTEL l 1 1895 1938 3 EATON FUNERAL HOME Q 733 ROSS AVENUE W WILKINSBURG PENNA T A l l EDGAR E. EATON LHARI ES I EATON DONAI D E EATON W l 1 i PHONE CHurchiIl1651 WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1 FRANK S. TROGLIONE MERCHANT TAILOR-At His New Location i 706 SOUTH AVE.--WILKINSBURG, PA. Cleaning, Pressing and Remodeling of Men's and W0men's Clothing i SUITS 525.00 and up i , ,, E , E , E, ,E , ,A , D. A. MacKILLOP i A HALLER3 IF' mmovrmuollhm 1 Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes i i ' mm Periodicals 8z Novelties i ' E..i'--..- 'ld i HALLER Ho T Home service i Brings the Bakery to Your Door l 831 Wood Street BREAD - ROLLS - CAKES - PIES . FRESH - TASTY - WHOLESOME W'LK'NSBURG' PA' HALLER BAKING co. T ,E fn., . . W J I ,W E ,. E, .E , E ,sl YYICARICRS Ol 'l'lll'l NYU Cunt. W GEORGE W.JEssoP i H. lfroclicll gl. 'l'liL-ilackcl' G. Heuer ill. Young REAI EQTATE 8: G. Kress XY. Ga-rich. Nlgr. J L R. Nonncnberg A INSURANCE i Ticxxls W N Glenn li. Lewis 701 WOOD ST. PE' 0504 ill. Kuhn. ill. Nlclfzirlamd ' i TURNER FLORIST FLORIST AND DECORATOR . Say It with Flowers Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association 809 PENN AVENUE PEnhurst 0457 l 1537 i stctcx ixisotwi' suiiooi, Buying it lli XX':1ys . . . llrzuly docs zt little rt-pair work . , , Ol course we ctlt . . . Cltccking up on iXcftivity Hoftrcl posters . . . The sopltotuorcs eutct' politics . . . Class ell-ctions cxtll ltJl'C2ll1llD1llg'll postcts . . . Cltevking the voters' list uncle-1' Stttclcnt lfounril sttpcrvision. ll KS 1 l PEnhurst 4875 l 1 KI SER BRCTHERS STATIONARY OFFICE SUPPLIES ALGY S. MOORE f-YOUR BARBER' GREETING CARDS PRINTING AND ENGRAVING 755 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. 1 T , l 748 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA FR. 1966 'Fifi' v rl l l BEST FANCY 1 NIEATS GROCERIES KINGS MARKET l PREMIER FOODS 1025 wooo ST. CH. 7200 Compliments of 1 HARTSUCK PHARMACY Phone-CHurchiII 4217 612 Trenton Avenue WILKINSBURG CHur'chiII 0959 CURTIS and MURPHY FUNERAL HOME CENTER AVENUE WILKINSBURG COMPLIMENTS OF DAN KANTOR M EN'S W EAR 805 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG PA Phone PE. 8740-8741 822 PENN AVENUE SUMMER 8: THOMSCN GROCERIES 8. FRESH MEATS WILKINSBURG, PA. BRANCH STORE ' 7245 Hamilton Ave., E. E PEnhurst 9718 We Deliver POULTRY MARKET 831 Penn Ave. PEnhurst 8742 We Deliver lil!! E RANK H. STEELE PHOTOGRAPHER 'lu Congratulations and best Wishes to the Graduating Class We also Wish to thank the students tor their patronage Qfy We specialize in copying old Photographs Porcelain and Opal Miniatures made from all kinds ot Photographs HOME PORTRAITS eEoUPs ' EVENING PARTIES WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY CITY AND COUNTRY HOMES For Appointments Call CH-0240 808 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. 110 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '38 The hurdles from here will be more difficult. An immaculate appear- ance will prove an invaluable asset. RUNNER'S 2-Hour Odorless Dry Cleaning 812-14 PENN AVE. CH. 3341 COMPLIMENTS OF WILL CLUTTON, INC. Prescription Druggist Phone CHurchill 5720 Cor. Hays and Rebecca Streets Colonial Building WILKINSBURG, PA. lL'rmtiI1ucd frrml Page 13-lj So hc hoppccl zirouncl lo Alolmny. Climbccl his fool :incl up his knee. Then johnny saw woe XYhisper llc thought Hell work for mc. So he hid good-bye to XYhisper ,Xml sent him on Lo Al. Al welcomed him. then said. So lon And sont him to his pal. lCont. on Page 1457 NORTHW00ll MARKET FIN ER MEATS, GROCERIES and Birdseye Frosted Foods FREE DELIVERY 1200 WOOD ST. CH. 6208 ATlantic 6335 McKown-Carnes Co., lnc. SCHOOL SUPPLY DISTRIBUTORS 907-909 Penn Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. CLVHS .XT PI,.XY ,Iulinny has Yirgiiiiu. with Niuzfs uid, in thc lfrcncli balrrcl ..., X vhzini- pirmn Cil'f-CIKIS her titlc .... X friendly Zll'Q'UlllL'l1i HIHUHQ tlw liwk Club officers . . . Not Cynthia but 'ixltflllilllili '... Miss Philips of thc- Pusl Gazette ad- dresses thu Annual-Hi XYz1ys bzmquelf:1's . . . Relueluber tlw Spanish play? xxviilll fun! . . . X. H. S. +A. H. +S. C. sary says Hcudluc. Minka- not 21 alge- brziif iiHl'II1lli1l hut 11 big vw-lil , . . lkitliug xlczm mi thu spun . . . XYIiu says we clcm'1 like um sing :xml cnt? Il1lJ1'L' songs, inure cuts ...' 'XYIw wants lu be am cclilrwif' '...' lhaisliiizislei' liislwiii km-ps lliings I1lUX'il1gj. 142 MOVING It Costs No More to be Moved Right STORAGE We have Our Own Furniture Storage House MEGAHAN BROS. Call An Estimate CH. 0209 Costs You Nothing DOROTHY FRANCIS BEAUTY SALON Mrs. H. W. Hartman, Prop. Everything in Beauty Culture Permanent Waving Marcelling Special Rates For Students in Permanents Finger Waving A Specialty PEnhurst 6653 622 South Ave. Wilkinsburg, Pa. lohn's Food Market JOHN J. GLOVICK QUALITY MEATS I FANCY GROCERIES PEnhurst 7766 l 1020 Penn Ave. WILKINSBURG, PA. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES AWNINGS PAINTS UPHOLSTERING HILL 81 LERESIIHE 00. 711 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG. PA. PEnhurst 1410 MAYTAG WASH ERS PHILCO RADIOS KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS REGENT ELECTRIC CO. 1027 Wood Street PEnhurst 8022 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 38 BAUMAN PONTIAC 728 REBECCA AVENUE PEnhurst 5500 It Pleases Us to Please You HARVEY'S LUNCH Wilkinsburg s Finest KNIGHT'S BUWIING ALLEYS W 12 Brunswick Tournament , ' Bowling Alleys 796 pENN AVENUE Catering to tmntire Family Phone CH. 9339 610 WOKSTREET Wll'KlNSBURG' PA' Reservations Ch. 9443 I -I3 CLASS OF 1937 MISS CONLEY'S SCHOOL 65214 WALNUT STREET PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA lu 'f-I FaII Term 28th Year Send for Catalog September 12 MOntrose 8382 Enrollment restricted to one hundred students with good preparatory records. 144 See Schneffel 8 Tnrchia Makers of Fine Clothes Cleaning and Pressing 772 PENN AVENUE Choice Meats and Groceries TAFFNER'S MARKET 1 JOHN R. TAFFNER, Proprietor I 401 Biddle Ave. FREE DELIVERY PHONEiPEnhurst 1508 TAILORS RALPH TROGLIONE and SON CLEANERS PEnhurst 4400 1023 WOOD STREET WILKTNSBURG DAIRY STORE For Milk, Cream, Ice Cream, Cold Cuts and Sandwiches. Try our Chocolate Milk Shakes and Large Cones. 603 TRENTON AVE. PE. 0809 1L'onli1nn'cl from lhigju 1-ll m io wliispr-1' grew' und grew sonic mora- Likc Gossip Kwlios his cousin! XV ull the other lYliispers, ull Xrouncl us by the dozen. Now ull complain of XYl1ispcr. lln-5' like hun not at zill. llulsr- vlmpa-ls from the ollu-rs. Xu- quilt- ai fllSl1llll cull. lliey dont just know than xYlllSlDL'lA Has settled flown to slay. Euless we-'ll :ill get busy .Xncl will begin to say, lYell, lYl1ispe1', so you'rc going This is 21 happy clay. XX'e dicln't see your coming Hut we hear you go away. W- M 1ll'f' 1,1 xuisc L'onove1' Courtesy: The lli llliys. lun. 17. 1038. WILKINSBURG RESTAURANT 623 SOUTH AVENUE WILKINSBURG, PA. l'lobe's Market SANITARY MARKET T MEATS, GROCERIESQPOULTRY W 604 Trenton Ave. PEnhurst 5522 WILKINSBU RG 5 Compliments of the Wilkinsburg Bank EASTMAN ARGUS GOLDI FOTH-DERBY, CAMERAS--VOIGTLANDER, KEI'STONE,l UNIVEX EASTMAN AGFA, PERUTZ, DUFAYCOLOR, F I I- M S--NURO, DUPONT ACCESSCRIES AND SUPPLIES HIGH GRADE DEVELOPING, PRINTING, ENLARGING, FRAMING Metai Frames, Photographic Pulaiications WONDAY FILM SERVICE Robert Morris Sam, of Bums, Bnnfu ufcmlc sfnvlcf Pittslxlrgllji Sclgool- of Accolungancy Dixiision AUfI 0f'IZCCI pp IEC 1:'lS11'lCSS CCTCLBTIZI C H D'V'S 'OH d, WESTINGHOUSE DEALER 0 AccouNTANcv d BUSINESS SQYVICB and PHFIS f0l' SECARDEIVIIIFFIPIIEIAS-Iollcigiivce Electrical Appliances A Radio Repair Service '- d F B Id 9 617 wooo ST. Primm. 1 712 Atl 1 0923 Carr Coai I HARDWARE PAINTS-,GLASS Business Office , , Caldwell-Graham Bldg. Seeds---Fertilizer Wilkinsburg PURINA Poul.TRY ci-lows Pe 16QQ I Wilkinshurg Hardware Co. 1002 Penn Ave. PE. 3255 14 l.et Us Help You Get a College Education Through Cur Purpose Club A Purpose Account can do big things as well as small things. Donit let laclc of money lceep you from a college education. Steady saving in a Purpose Club Account will help you to carry out your plans and give you a better start in the competitive battle ol lile. The amounts do not have to be large. Simply lceep them up regularly over a period ol years. Through small deposits big dreams can be made to come true. Drop in the banlc and let us tell you more about it. '79 The First National Banlc ' ' Your Community Bank Corner Penn Avenue and Wood Street Wilkmsburg Pa Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat 148 ! , --D8tH-- Doelbor 8a Hanna CORRECT MEN'S WEAR Nonmwooo T BARBER SHOP t CLEAN EFFICIENT MODERN CHAS. E. HEPNER, Prop. ' 7 ' 7' ' 7' 7 ' ' 'A' '5 1202 Wood Street oooo A. A ECCA. .AC .Aj is 750 Penn Ave. Wilkinsburg, Pa A ,.,.. ' moi, W .lj . 91. A, , 1 L ,t - I' A ' Tis t nw ,Q 5,23 ' it 4 R . u Q ' ' YA R 1 .4+ ., .4 i. g 1 '35 0 A R 15421 5 M- for af' .r aww: 4, , ,. M ' : .1 . H ... - , .X Nlustcnl NX f Il. Klxllcr. ,l. Inlshzl. ll. llzlkur, ll. Ilxnrtion, 'l'HROl'GH .XT LAST Chclnistry, lCnglish. history. math. Nightwork and crztmming, misery, wrath Dances and parties, much ado. .X few more days and then were through .X few more days, then three months rt-st College and Freslmlzln full of zest. L'l1CIlliSII'f'. linglish. history. math. Nightwork :md CI'11Il1lllil1Qf. misery, wrath .Xnn Ilaulglmerty. 1038 Dale . Wareham t FUFICTBI Home t '19 REBECCA AVENUE AT CENTER STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. I '79 CH. 3079 CH. 2345 149 Une-Act plays From may production Classes Christmas pieys 150 LIFE INSURANCE HAS BECOME LIFE UNDERWRITING I PauI E. Wakefieid CI1arIes A. TyIer A Matter of Service . . . .not SeIIing To you who are Uniting to build your finnncinl proggnzin we offer the feifoioccr of the worlillr lnrtgeff life infumnce ngengf. W? offer to you an opportunity of acquiring ll copy of iz new booklet flour explninf bow life inyuifnnce cun be inuile to form the fonnilntion of n young innn'.s' or zooiniznfr finnnciul Jzicceu. THE EDWARD A. WOODS COMPANY Fricic Building Pittsburgh, Pa. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES GRADUATION DRESSES h NEW CANDYLAND S FROM , ,, 4'ConSider the Quality , 1 DELICIOUS HOME-MADE CANDY y 1 Where Fashion Dwellsv S h SUNDAE5 SANDWWHES N SODAS ' Perm and Center 723 PENN AVE. WILKINSBURG I3.'XSKETBAI,L SCHEDULE Cilont. from Paige 661 XYilkinsburg ,,,,,,,,, ZSfl5r:1dc1uck 33 XYilkinsburg ,,,,,,,, ,3SKSwissx'ale , -10 Wilkinsburg ,,,,, Sgilitfllll ,,,S,S,S , Z6 XYi1kinsburg, ,S,,,,,, Zlflfllllkill 10 NVilkinsburg ,, ,,,, , -L1f'l'urt1e Creek 34 Wilkinsburg 6UgW. l'. I. D, 30 Vtilkinsburg 25-AN. Braddock 58 XYill-Linsburg ,,,,S,,,, 42ffl5r:1ddock ,,,, 17 YYiIkinsburg ,,,,,,,, .Z'JfSWiSSVlllQ , 32 AX-K 'I'Ol'RN.XMliX'1' XYilkinsburg , 32-Springdale Z6 XVilkinsburg, , 27--Butler ,,,,,,S ZS My 1 Yrrirrr 'IV YYY 7777 W i v -fd h THE HOME ASSOCIATION FOR HOME PEOPLE 'fu N N 1010 Center Street Telephone Just Above Penn CH. 1276 152 X 535 UNE SHIP SAILS EAST X so e AND UNE SAILS WEST l . . . but wherever Wilkinsburg High graduates sail in the busy world before them, they will iind Westinghouse products helping to make it a better world. And whether the port be business, manu- facturing, engineering, professional work or house- keeping, they will find Westinghouse electrical serv- ants and services to help unload their cargoes of re- sponsibilities. Thousands everywhere have found in 'tthe name that means everything in electricityn the name of a friend. To Wilkinsburg High graduates it is also the name of a neighbor who has been interested for many years in the progress of the Institute and its children. To those now about to embark on high adventure in the world beyond, Westinghouse pledges again the friendship of a good neighbor. Your patronage may be given to Westinghouse pro- ducts with full assurance that it will be both de- served and appreciated. Westinghouse Electric 8: Mfg. Co., East Pittsburgh, Penna. Westinghouse W W ttf 1523 l GLASS ROOFING SHEET ROCK l l Whitmore Lumber ompany l l LUMBER AND MILL WORK 208-214 PENN AVENUE Day! PE. 1724-PE. 1728 Night PE. 8553 l'HlS THING LLXLLIQID Iilll'CiX'I'lON They call it education. This constant learning grind: Is there no termination 'l'o ease my aching mind? Study and learn with all your might. ls what they teach you to dog liven this lowly poem I must write, lYith rythm and meter too. lYill this torture ever cease? So some day I may Iind An uneducated place of peace: XYhere I can rest my mind. L' RI'IiX'l'lYIi ICNGLISII l'm asked to write a poem, It's hard for me to do, liut l shall try my Very best To rhyme a line or two. Ilut I can tear a car down. And tix what makes it tick: Now do you think. dear teacher That you can do that trick? Nach has his special talent. And mine's not writing verse. I really am surprised at this, lt could have been much worse. lion Campbell i Here is One Graduation Gift That Has a Lifetime Value A Royal Portable TYPEWRITER M ary Ziegler E D. H. RITTS l Sales-Service-Rentals-Supplies l Rebuilts and All-Make Portables ,Y TY i Qeeteeag - 920 Penn Avenue -fleaglfgggogg y -A f' . f'g?d'?96t t Wilkinsburg,Pa. ie?d?4V, FREE . HoME l 1-elf TRIAL i Only a few cents I Oflice Pe. 1267 a day! Ask about sensational Res. Pe. 2843 new Easy-Pay Plan. ln Y Y 7 7 Y ,, , 7 , Y Y 154 I I KEELER MOTORS, INC. I CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH 1123 Penn Avenue and I KEELER DISTRIBUTING CORP. KELVINATOR COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION-AIR CONDITIONING I 1121 Penn Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pu. Wilkinshurg Savings and Building Loan Association I CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1938 ON THEIR COMMENCEMENT You have made a wise beginning, continue to he wise, and start ont with one of oin' tested saving plans which has been eiitlnisinsticzilly endorsed by young' ns well as oici with an eye to the future. 618 South Avenue WILKINSBURG Pe. 7706 Champs This Book is Bound i in a KINGSKRAFT COVER iffy I Manufactured By I ront row: II. Guy. I'. Nvgivsy. II. IDI- xxzirils. 'If johns. Sccnnifi row: II, NIIIIUI1 Ii. II-vstxxick, Intrn-niurai bzlsketbziii czilnpziign ended Incorporated I t-bruzirv 18 with the Coiigars on top and I ' KINGSPORT TENNESSEE the Ruins ll very close second. 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