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Winchester Thurston School - Thistledown Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA) online collection, 1948 Edition, Cover

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YJ J X QQ 0 H' 'ali iw . Sxssrx 'IHM 9 , gb In Ilgulf 1 g Eg A Shia? :,fi'f' i ' 323' QE' Hia I iff? N - '- - f yK'X 1 ?fa::i59'I .Q THE CLASS OF I948 presenfs 72a 7QZ4ZZerfcawn of Winchesfer - Thursifon School THISTLEDOWN STAFF Editor .,.. . . , Assistant Editor. . . . Business Manager, . . . Advertising Manager. . Photography Editor. . . Art Editor ...., Staff Assistant .... . . FACULTY ADVISORS Bonnie Solomon Mary Lou Hull . Cynthia Miller . . , .Sue Davis ..s,,Mary Ely Mary Whigham . .Ianet Terman Literary Advisor ..., Mary Lane Lissfelt Business Advisor ..... janet T. Rhodes In Memory of MISS MARY A. GRAHAM MITCHELL Character is higher than intellect-a great soul will he strong to live, as well as to think. -EMERSON. FOREWORD Last spring, when our dreams of becoming Seniors were just beginning to material' ize, we were shattered by the loss of a person so much a part of us that we felt as insef cure as a house whose foundation had suddenly crumbled. We could not express our grief, and our sadness was heightened by the realization that our goldfedged dreams might fade into impossibility. But in the remaining days of that spring, we watched hopefully as a fine builder came to the aid of our toppled house and began to rebuild-using friendship as his conf erete, loyalty as his bricks, and understanding as his mortar. He used his own tools but relied upon us to supply him with his materials. We strove hard to provide him with his needs, and, as a result, with his strength and faith to support us, we were able to enter our Senior Year eagerly and with confidence. This year has been worth all the hard work we have put into it, and has failed us in only one respect-it hasn't been long enough. We have had too much fun, shared too many worries, played too much bridge and loved being together too much to accept the realization that, when we leave this school today, we, as a group, may never be able to laugh, work, or play together again. But our sharing so many things together has not been in vain: for, when we leave, we take with us not only the knowledge we have acquired, but also the courage to face and tackle the problems of our time, the hope to be able to find some day the best answer to our prayers, and enough of a ublithe spirit to enable us to see our way, even in the darkest moments. So that we may never forget a few of the wonderful things that made our year so full, we have compiled our book as a log of what we did, what we said, and how we held up under the strain of being examples of perfection. We are not too sure that we have been quite the models we should have been, nor are we confident that this book is as true a record as it might be, but we have had fun trying. We hope that as you turn the pages of our yearbook you will capture, as we have, a little of the spirit that is WinchesterfThurston. The Editor. saggy ? I DEDICATION W1th love and grautude m our hearts We the Semor Chss dechcate our yearbook to Dean Moor Through hls understandmg and constant: guldance, he has fulf f111ed all our hopes of happmess and ach1evemeut for a pe1fect Semor Year HIS magnetn: enthusmsm and untlrf mg effort W111 be an 1nsp1rat1on to us 1D years to come A L1 ,Q QL rf 'M .fl r 1553535 w M 5,3 3' .. w Q gr -few-w'vEw:-My A , u.1':,'m Q A vw Q .Www -ms-Isgqigar, - ' ' Y 1 H H HH E Q 'Clif- mmf. ' mgfzffj 2 K S51 ri-Q-' ,- 4 www rg gig?-I n Q: M fr ff U A Els' T '- Tfx ' , ' , Y Q lm I V . , . . 1 a c , . ALMA MATER Words by Ioaome Newstetter, ,43 Music to the time of Pomp and CiTC1-L'm5fd71C6,? by Elgar In thy pillard portals, faith and knowledge grow, From thy grounds and hallways, fun and fellowship glow Lift we hearts and voices, Alma Mater to thee, Symbol of our ideals, dear old W. T. Symbol of our ideals, dear old W. T. Long will we remember, looking backward to thee, Inspirations you've brought us, courage, loyalty, Raise we all our voices, our hearts beckon to thee, Through the years we ask this, make us worthy of thee, Symbol of our ideals, dear old W. T. IGI Dean of Lower School T l-I E FA C U LT Y Dean of Jfiddle School Dean of Upper School RACHAEL MCCORMICK HoUs'roN Miss BIARY A. CAMPBELL Miss MARY F. PmLPU'r 5732 Kentucky Avenue 1623 Beechwood Boulevard 116141 Fifth Avenue Geography Dlaflzzfmafics, Hisiory English A.B., YVelluslcy College is Y A.B., Vassar Colloge A.B., ltlt. Holyoke College Litt.M., University of Pittsburgh I Miss DEIIIDIIE BAIIKD Mus. LIARION BALLARD Miss EDITI I BORTMAN 626 Sunnnerlca Street 955 Hoberton Avenue 3442 Dravo Avenue, Beaver Aff Ilisfory, Scivncr' Matlzevzzatics A.B., University of Pittsburgh A.B., VVcllcsley College A.B., Beaver College B.S., Columbia University E71 N , i Miss FLORENCE CALDWELL 6716 Thomas Boulevard Assistavlt in Kindzfrgarien. X -6 ,P to P I Miss BIARIE D. C1f1ALFAN'r MMR. AIADELEINE G. Cl0G!-HVELL 1309 Sheridan Avenue 121 Mt. Lebanon Boulevard Englislz., 17'rw1t'h French A.B., 'Wellesley College AB., Blois Mus. NIAIIIANNE COOPER Mus. PAULINE DE LUCA Miss: SALLY IDOERSCHUK 677 Fl0l'idf1 AVCTIUU, Apt. 2 1616 Dufficlcl Street 501 Glcn Arden Drive Lllfifli, F l'71'0h Gymlzasizlm Rzfcrfutimzal Acfivitizfs A.B., Drake University l3.S., University of Pittsburgh A.B., VVclls College Miss lNIAR.TORY EscH Miss EL1zA1sE'r1-1 EVANS Miss: EL1ZABET1'I HlLI.lCAItY 629 Clyde Street -1171 Arden Road 5703 Elmer Street Biology English Ki?14f1PTgHTtl'l7- and JIcn1,1r'.vsori A.B., University of Pittsburgh A.B., University of Pittsburgh Miss Barrington's Kinclergurtcn M.A., University of Pittsburgh Training School ISJ i i i Miss LIDA B. JOHNSTON A146111 Fifth Avenue MRS, FANNY Hovnv 71:2 Clyde Street Igll-Vi7I!'SS rldll1i7Ii.S'fT!1f0I' Latin A.B., VVellesley Collt-ge A.B., Vassar College Miss LIARY LANE Lisslfllzlxi' Mists ALICE LONG Box 538, Route 1, 111 Ritzluncl Road Lu Mesa, California 317,50 English A.B., Vassar College MRS. JANET T. Ruomzs Miss JEANNE Roizss 6101 Jackson Street 107 Moran Street, Oil City History Latin, Spanish A.B., Vassar College A.B., W'llcz1ton College i 1 Miss BARBARA KPIEBI.F1Il 208 Greydon Street McKees Rocks Secoml Grazia A.B., Allegheny College Ed.M., University of Pittsburgh MRS. J1-:AN MACPHERSON 3321 Cluirton Boulevard Brentwood English B.A., University of Pittsbnrgll MRS. DORIS ScHRo'r11 R. D. No. 2, Sutter Road Glensllaw First Grade A.B., Pennsylvania College for Women E X, we Miss RU'1'H 'TOXVNLEY Miss CERACE YVAGNER MME. CQENEVIEVE WYAGODKIN 1145 Wightxnan Street A1-08 Euclid Avenue, Drnvosburg 209 Biddle Avenue MatlLe11zatics Third Grade French A.B., Allegheny College Indiana State Teachers' College Belle Fontaine a Angers B.S., University of Pittsburgh 5 life? Q Bliss ELIZABETH ZEIGLER 629 Clyde Street Mathenzatics A.B., Wellesley College ADDITIONAL FACULTY PERSONNEL MRS. lNfARGARET GRACEY MRS. KATI-IARINE HANFT MRS. SELMA B. Kmcss 5313 St. James Terrace 5709 Elmer Street 5616 Callowliill Street Financial Secretary Academic Secretary Mzcsic Duilns Iron City Business College A.B., Vassar College U01 Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mi ss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mhe Miss WE'Il Remember Her Mos+ by HER: Bortman blackboarcl writing Campbell . originality Chalfant shoes-shoes-:hoes Cooper Wl1at are you doing in the hall? De Luca . exercises Evans afternoon lectures Esch sense of humor Gracey helpfulness Hanft enthusiasm Hovcy suggestions Johnston quanclries Lissfelt GOT Long brown suit Philput ivory tower Rhodes . sons Roess deskfsitting Townley 'kBut havcn't you got your own math teacher? Yagodkin . . NI can tell by your eyes. Zeigler I heard you talking all the way downstairs. P.S.--and we'll never forget the kicls. 3: i'Mrs. Hovey's dogs. Ill I I E121 4 KINDERGARTEN Sitting at table: Judy Voelp, Billy Weiner, Barbara Vaughan. Standing in back: Lindy Jones, Natalie DiSilvio. Sitting in chairs: Catherine Strang, Bobby Dodds, Cris Hoffman. Allan McClain, Alexander Speyer III, McKean Carmichael, Bobby Spencer , ,ff .. fk 4'1 '5 5,5 -J 7 3 'Q T' ,fr ff' -1 H -. X' EWS!! 1 1 ' Q I Ai, l f .QW5 G -iflkgw WVU x Wie A . ' 2 ' 4, W fi? X E4 ' f' in - I-H.. vw YL ,.,' L: jgi' ,jg I ' 1' 6 v E y ' lliatg' A . :Eh A JF H me j if M Q ,, is ' Qi EBM- Q4 if- gpm :Ev YE B. m1'i.m . 'SL 1' - ., iff.. -is .:N': 9-.ff : ,mf w. .: '-., 1'1 ' '- we L' H77 . lv-if My . 5552? ,. HW' QQ 1 . -1. 2-I - 1 , xml , -. f 1 , . j. 5 g, ww- , , 1 sm, wav 5 ISI! ' ' - . WE. ' ' ' ' . -vb 1. 2 V 5' X . r: A - ..,,, vV5j -1.1'- ' . , If V- Y W3 N, 5' fe .:. , uw. Vg -Q3 Q tu l - .IA YW -ir-V .-,, s il V Q. B? :,,iS,?,,, ,gi 2 L , h I Y, N11 I V 1 A ' 1 A I H.. Sw-. 1' P I ' li, SECOND GRADE Front row, left to right: Leougeoy Curry, May Ann Zimmermann, Carolyn James Elizabeth Birmingham. Back, left to right: Marilyn WllSO1l, Jean Brock, Holly Williains, Janice Bright Phyllis Ferguson. Absent: Linda Isaly, Andree Johnston. Oh-reading is a happy time-you just pretend you're in the story! THIRD GRADE NATURE STUDY CLUB Phyllis Chinlund, Helen Lee Henderson, Elaine Dupertuis, Judith Anne Rohrer, Janie Arensberg, Sue Branson. OUR MCTTO Water the flowers, Feed the bifClS, Spray the bees, And gather the leaves. GRADES FOUR THROUGH SEVEN F Left to 'rzght Bottom 1ow Rosanne Isay Alllti Arncl Marjory Br lun Anne Sueeop E leen M1ller Anne Spencer Anna R1d11lgCf Constinee Blum N lney Rlester Second 'row Zoe Addenbrook BAnne Diy MLl1SS1 Meore Joyee Keefer Su 'in W1ll1HmS Nancy Seholmek Judy Mar hall Conbtanee Frsher D'lf1I1 GCISC Thncl row COfHl1C Morvwn Honey Bartley VIIUIIIII Sxmboh M1ry Lou W1111 uns Ghve Cr1stm1n Anne Balhrcl Anne Rlfferty VICEOIIEL Tumble Mary W111Sto11 Top 'row ,luxe Blough Judy Blough Vletorxa Cmne 116111116 Lou Dunlap Joyce Gumx Barb1r'1 Cl 1rk Barbwra S1lver Lou K1rkpatr1ek Absent Sally Sharp Anne Harms Dune W11ley Brenda Wlse Q , . 2 I E I I ' - f I ' 'i E'i f fm! 'fZ,V'1 . L'5 A - l Q .5 1 j l ,X 1' l 1 2 jf' j.. Il E , 1 L ' , ' - 1 12. , ,Jn I' Em? I 1 ' ' I ' I ' I ' , f- 5 A ,I i 1, ,r 3-.il l' X l - I ' ,le 'li ., , . ,- 4 l ' l'Y,i1-: - , , Al 1 l I -3 I . ,- -, 4 Iv A I A., ,. 0-N, . I . v l ' 3 ' 1 s 4 9 I 1 Q 'J 1 3 s ' . - v N I 5, 1 a C s f ' - l , A ' f 1 -. J Q . , L , 4 , , or s : S 1 1 a '- ' ' I br , , U 2 , 1 2 , c , 1 , Z 'Q , ' ' ' , . f 1 , L , c , ' , 2 , c z I , 1 , . I , , 1 ' , . 1 . EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Jean Booth. . ............ ..... P resident ' Ann Fairbanks ....... .... V ice President Margaret McClements. . . ...., Secretary Barbara Givan .... . . ..... Treasure-r Bottow vow: Patricia Singer, Audrey Rosenthal, Suzanne Evans, Martha Lindsay, Peggy Jackman, Jean Booth, Nancy Lennox. Second row: Sue LeClere, Janie Lou McCas1in, Sandy Stallworth, Janet Blum, Ivy Friesell, Barbara Abney, Marion Montgomery. Top Row: Barbara Givan, Ann Fairbanks, Sally Sue Moore, Helen Clark, Sybil Brown, Margaret MCCl61116DCS. Absent: Ruth Harris, Sally Jean Michel, Joan Dibert, Gretchen Mehl. I 131 l-iii: . 5-J 'till ' ' .AI '. A Ili- 1 ' l it l l ,il 1 A I ,'f L 4 V - I I f - , NINTH GRADE OFFICERS Lois Graham .,.. ................. P 'resident Nancy Blair .... ..... V ice President Cynthia Booth. . ....... Secretary Ellen Bishop. . . .... Treasurer Left to right- Bottom row: Betty Seibert, Marita Pigossi, Polly McNaughcr, Dorothy New, Ellen Bishop, Phyllis Hodill, Ann Frank, Lucinda Pitcairn, Carol Crookston, Sally Foster. Second row: Joan Lichtenstul, Sallie Gottlieb, Nancy Heppenstall, Joan Soifel, Jane Soifel, Nancy Bair, Frances Hollearn, Lois Graham, Ruth O'Brien, Louise Baldridge, Lynn Jubelirer. Third row: Nancy Crandall, Nancy Harrison, Judith Paul, Barbara Bell, Carolyn Armstrong, Joan Fisher, Cynthia Booth, Nancy Smith, Sandra Sichelstiel, Margery Pearlman, Mary Anne Johnston. Top row: Patricia Kirk, Jonel Jeffery, Judith Kirkpatrick, Diane Haines, Louise Graham, Alice Taylor, Virginia Schultz, Nancy Robb, Winona Thorp, Mary B. Warden. Absent: Audrey Whitcomb, Sally Bloom. L 19 l TENTH GRADE OFFICERS Lucy Jane Lindsay .............,.... President Nancy Ray Copp .... ..,.. V ice President Virginia Moor. . . ....,... Secretary Lois MacDonald. . .... Treasurer Bottom row: Robena Moses, Mary Lou Mohn, Adlyn Hollearn, Suzanne Silberstein, Carol Davis, Nancy Ray Copp, Patty Booth, Sondra Gilford. Second row: Mary Louise Scharar, Mary Jane Langham, Caryl Amshel, Naomi Ellenbogen, Marilyn Sugerman, Margaret MacVean, Lucy Jane Lindsay, Sally Bum' baugh, Betty June Finlay. Third row: Susan Bancroft, Sally Duff, Anne Lytle, Susan Frankenstein, Rebecca Jane Bennet, Virginia Moor, Peggy Anne Ewart, Carol Straub, Lois MacDonald, Helen Gardner. Top row: Lila Rosanthal, Marilyn Stilley, Shirley Silver, Cristinc Peters, Gloria McCaslin, Shirley Sneathen, Mary Ballard, Suzanne Bartley. Absent: Barbara Rom, Martha Frask, Joan Berkman, Carol Grinsfelder, Bruce Rial. I 30 J ri ,.l is . in .ai f 5 l l 5 A N , V I i i- i , Z 2. 1 . it l . ' ' 1 1 u ' i il o i 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Anne Trilck .... ,................ P resident Mary Ann MeClements. . . .... Vice President Martha Jane Harrison. . . ...... Secretary Martha Jane Smycrs. . . .... Treasurer Left to right- Bottom row: Charlotte Kommer, Sally Metzger, Betty Anne Mohn, Mary Ann Me' Clements, Diane Dixon, Daphne I- isey. Second row: Stephanie Frank, Margaret Moore, Revva Katzman, Betsy Reed, Nancy Rohrer, Martha jane Smyers, Eleanor Decker, Margaret Smith. Third row: Sheila Bortz, Sara Falk, Natalie Kaufman, Anne Trilek, Mary Louise Beatty, Suzanne Cordon, Claire Speelman, Annie Lou Christler, Rita Seltzer. Top row: Mildred Thomas, Myrna Kline, jean Jacob, Mary Louise Rodewald, jean Birmingham, Frances Grillith, Martha Harrison. Absent: Margie Wziddell, Elaine Grossman, joan Weiitzel. E21 J . l i 1 . . 4 q 1 . . ' w 4' H V, . . I CEIHHTI1 mm - P QV K . I Q-5 X 7 'VY' ' Y- 'I Y Q jill,-Liiaidf, M: W if - ? I N V ' - ' -'x ml uit n T2- ,.g5gJJ'- L n x H T ,, A R, . 1 , I 'E 1 'TT' LTU ' 1 ' V A 1- Q , , W ' W ' ' '- V , if Y ff- gvk'2faf if M, fb- ' S fa gf .Y X ' .- -. v ' A . ff 1,73 --.V 1 , ,I ' Q ,Q Q, 4'5',:i,n'- - -A '5 .ii rw A 1' , rr, YQ sm ,V E , , Jw .gi 2 :v Q r A N, QI N 4 Q, A, 4? L QQ, Q - ' I n 4' . , ' gf' A 1 ' 1 Q5 Y H 1 -if Wu.. l ,w-x. I I X u e EEN A Y H K, A.:1 ,ff V M ' f i' , ',,..'f:7'N5 X k ' if P ,X .- .uv ,. Lv-3, ..,.. W 41 -. ., - , .-- 1 -.rw Q-,S . An., il ', .A-1 ' if 1, F Qi x x ff? X. A ' V -0 4,611 Q x::.w.! 5 wx f-'ff 1 NA A 4,1,, A , RJ WASHTWHLEI' MAD? H 5 EADP LES CQNPOSYUONS V' l23l Itlplts X 1 Q ,X R063 , I 3Pf14eL ' WRT , E 0 R Activities Art Club IX Dramatic Club X Photography Club XI Music Club XII President XII Varsity Hockey XI Basketball Ofhcial XI Varsity Basketball XII Class President VIII Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII an Preparing for Hood NANCY LOUISE BAIRD Entered Fifth Grade- Nobody could more appropriately head the Senior list than Bairdy. Her terrific hen party, the first of a long line of dateless Senior get' togethers, helped start the year off with a bang. A leader on the hockey Held, she was also the iirst to appear in a new look uniform. Though the new look may soon be discarded in a drawer, Bairdy's dynamic personality and warm, friendly smile will outlast any fashion. I-241 ,,.1.., Activities Dramatic Club X, XI A Varsity Hockey XI Varsity Basketball XI Class Secretary XI Athletic Club IX, X, XI Preparing for Cornell University Q t PAULINE BANCROFT Entered Ninth Grade The Senior Class didn't seein complete until the day Polly returned. And it was a brave comeback too, for it meant facing miclfyears with only home preparationg but it was typical of Polly's strong spirit. Her big, brown eyes and sheepish grin remind us of a playful puppy, and that Bancroft charm has won the hearty applause of every Senior. Her sincerity and genuine, unaffected manner have made her tops with everyone. 51751 N z Y ,rf .. 's ji :Ego UP 5 Qi' 'lf , ,H 1 u 0 55 ff '5 ' 'l .N ' ll 41 ,V ,,f'0d if - wi, , mf I f Y - --, E251 Activities lf Music Club XI N Art Club XI l Art Class XII Athletic Club XI, XII Preparing for Centenary funiof M' I I Y Y College 1 V ...pggu -L: 9, :jg I 1 ' -'2:f'i5Fi' ' , , si 1' T. ' , -, jrlw- I 'iss - fi sf E'7,'vN1 'i SUZANNE DONALD BIIRMINGHAM Entered Eleventh Grade just remove the black face from Al Jolson, leave his vivacious personality, and you have our Susie falthough it's doubtful that Jolson has a multicolored sweatshirt to equal hersj. Her funfloving nature and her own brand of humor are well known to all, and have undoubtedly helped to make life in the Senior suite hilarious. Her friendly interest in everyone and her well rounded disposition make Susie a girl worth knowing. v MMV' I Q ' flfff 1,1 A5 ' W 4,9 . I - :Ls 1 - - f s l E261 Activities Art Club IX, X, XI Secretary XI K Photography Club XII Glee Club X Varsity Hockey IX Varsity Mushball IX Athletic Club IX, X, XI, X Preparing for Goucheof I Lag , XX v - 1 ,J CHARLOTTE PAYE COHEN Entered Ninth Grade Take a petite figure and soft brown hair, add a little lisp and a lot of fun, and you have a little girl named Char. More than once a Senior's quiet study has been interrupted by having a ruler shoved in her face-Charlotte's been measuring noses again. Her advice to the lovelorn and her sunny smile help make her a favorite of us allg and her beautiful clothes and overbid bridge hands have made a lasting impression on everyone. 271 v BUMP st' 0 as .- Activities Dramatic Club IX, XI, XII Treasurer XI Music Club X Eui ' Glee Club XI Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Preparing for Wheatoii MARY MARGAIKET COSGROVE Entered Ninth Grade Should I make Skidmore my iirst choice? asks a tall, lanky girl. It's near Colgate. For some reason or other, Cosy never seems to be able to make up her mind, but We're all sure about her. From her saucerfeyes to her but they look like Spaulding's saddle shoes, she's 10021 terrific, and has pro- vided us with enough mirth to keep us laughing for days. Though her expression is one of innocent sweetness, we all remember Cosy for her devilish, funfloving nature. f ' no S gg.:-s, ii . t X, 1 Q W :El '55 q I are-Eats ft. ' f '1 E235 -, Q 5 2 4749 f: '-5 . f tqsqfgi . '.. E251 Actwmes Musxc Club XI Art Class XII D1HH1dt1C Club XII Modern Dance Club XII Northfield Leavue XI XII Athlet1c Club XI XII ANNE CHRISTIE CURRAN Entered Eleventh Gmde A hupmg stack of books behmd wlnch may be deteeted 1 tall blond g1rl enters Latm Class 15 mlnutes late It s Anne of course 'ind from the ITIIIIUCC she enters a room she gets rnto the SW1l'lg of tzhmgs wlth an 'mpproprlite questron for mterrogatron seems to be her specral hobby When xt comes to Annes person rl ty no quest10ns need be asked for she 15 wlthout 1 doubt 1 sweet SIIICCIC and worthxxhlle frxend MDR, QCND RING QF ,Q -:iw ,xx 1-'M E791 .1 1 ' A V E I - l Q 3 7 , Preparing for Radcliff ' j ,Q I I ' ', ' ' ' 1 , . , ' C 3 1 f , ' , ' , ' . , I , ' , I . J I3 v J O 5 e '2 2 '5 .Q ,cr : it 1 . ., I A-'5 ' V- A 1 3 'fri Activities Dramatic Club IX, X, XI V? Photography Club Xl Modern Dance Club XII Director Athletic Club XII Christmas Play XII n 'V Preparing for Sarah Lawrence l DOROTHY MARGRET DAVIS Entered Ninth Grade Now bend from the waist, and touch your elbows to the floor, directs Dee to a group of bewilf dered Modern Dancers. They probably doubt that she can do half the things she requires of them, but Dee can make the grade in any test. With her true dancer's poise, plumbfline posture, and unfalterf ing neatness, she is outstanding in both school and social affairs. Though small in stature, there is a certain prominence about her that is bound to carry her a long wayg for she has reached the top with us. f y ,Mg gf Q E301 Activities I - Music Club XI, XII Secretary XI Dramatic Club X Art Club IX Q Northfield League XI, XII Glee Club XI Class President X Thistledoum Staff Advertising Manager French Play XI Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Preparing for Wellesley SUZANNE BACHARACH DAVIS Entered Ninth Grade Voici Jeanne d'Arc, exclaims Madame as Susie stealthily enters French class live minutes late. She indignantly sits down and mumbles something under her breath, but don't let her displeased attitude fool you, because Susie rushes into everything wholeheartedly. She not only saved our yearbook from financial ruin, but also has saved many a Senior from overwhelming despair. We'll always remember Susie for her ubrindled cats, cuties, and sidefsplitting sense of humor. P fi 9 , ,., '1 :L fef f I I ,..ai V it I I f 5 XXI Z um. QVA. C- C 5 I QSC 'Qui 'i E311 Activities Miisic Club IX, X, XI, XII Clee Club XI Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII I Preparing for Smith PATRICIA LEE DIAMOND Entered Eighth Grade Behind those large, bluefgreen eyes, lurks a giggle that is vainly being repressed, We wait impaf tiently for Patsy's laughter to fill the airg for, when it does, it makes us laugh too, even though the joke may 'be on us. Sineerity and funselfishness are innate with her and help make her as true a friend as ever could be. We have grown to associate lovely, gracious Patsy with everything that is nice and with everything we like best. S f'S l . 'U '-'fkrwilx ,. I' I 2 'ri l32l il Actwmes Art Club IX X XI Dramauc Club XII Modern Dance Club XII Athletlc Club IX X XI X Chustmas Play XII Preparmg for Ohm Im ANE MOUNTFORD DRESSLER Entered E1ghth Crude No sooner have we plowed through the maze of Mlss Bortman s toughest honor problems than Jane sees an EHSICI way Her srnmple oIut1on leaves us more confused than ever but Jane knows what she s talkmng about for she s 1 Ivhth wh1z Her sense of Cl rect1on 1n a car 1sn t so keen however for who wrll ever forget the mght she ended up 1n Ehzabeth Pa mstead of at Pat 57 Her nnstakes are few though and we and many of our nexghbors ID England thmk of Jane as a nearly perfect frlend X2 NN R Iwz. la K0 MII' + KA- 'K'2?q+I.DgI, 'I' l+flJ 2 2 ' 0 .....BuT ng so EASY,n ISSJ V ff , E . '.nA- .FIVQQ , , lf' -fs. 1- ' fc-112 I 'Ig I . I lieu I IV I Ii? E: 1 a 1 f a 9 a :rw E ' , .X E I, ,- E z M if , I K - 1 1 . .. . -.. . ., c . S , 4 . , 7 . J . . . , . 1 'f ' C - - 1 1 . p ' , ' ' ' I ' . : - C , ., n I , 3 I - , AF ?. L .. + - H ,Q 5 5 ' if ' GJ K +- . 74 Z ig, 11 I p i- be Activities Music Club X, XI, XII Glee Club X, XI, XII Preparing for Southem Seminary JEAN EATON Entered Tenth Grade On the windowsill near the back table sits Jean, looking dreainily out the Window. The book in her lap might give the impression that she is memorizing some important data, but the expression on her face assures us that she is not thinking of what is in that book. But, when she sings, she certainly has her mind on what she is doing, and we all love to listen to her. Jeannie has not only a captivating voice but also a candid personality that is highlighted by her subtle wit. 1 , ' , . MMM .lrllllvv If it l Ifl0'yWI,ZMf0l,1 I ,I ,Pax l34l Activities Dramatic Club IX Art Club X XI Photoglaphy Club XI XII Clee Club XI Tlmtltdottn Stall Photography Edltor N01 thheld League XII Athlet1e Club IX X XI XII Preparmv lor Wellesley MARY STEUART ELY Entered E1ghth Grxde A wh1spy bob of h'ur in idol.-lble upturned nose and a pzur of rogulsh eyes th'1ts Bunky She enters wholeheartedly mto whatever she 15 domg Whether xt 1S struggllng through 1 Ldtm s1ght or snap pmg p1c:tures wlth a nmera mmus the film Well never forget the confhcts w th her on the gym floor 1I'1 b1sketb1ll or the l'!I'1ll1HIlt selrlet of her f1ce after the g1me No matter what she does Bunky IS sure to wm Hut pI'1ZL for her spaxklmg personality and mexhaustlble energy HOLD rr 7 Us , l , , , V . .W D 1 3 5 7 - :E X. . .N , v 1 ' al y D I I 4 .r ' ' 5 I L ,L L , , 1 l 1 3 3 3 . . . .. , '. . r s C a . . , . 5 ' . , . 4 . I . . A 1 , , Qi 9 ' 1 1. . ' , I L . I If' I mil, - W , 0 Activities y Mtisic Club XI, XII Clee Club XI Modern Dance XII Athletic Club XI, XII Preparing for Pennsylvania College for Womeit NANCY EMMBRLING FEATHER Entered Eleventh Grade Boy! You'd think I was running a taxi service, murmurs Nance, about 3 :45 everyday. It seems that at times we nearly get the best of her good nature, but that is almost impossible, for Nance is always cordial, always sweet, and always sincerely friendly. There is nothing too large or too small for her to do, whether it be a favor for us or a part of her homework for the next day. She gives the best of herself to whatever she does, but asks little in return. IDVEIYES ,army P - f m- T av sf 876- a ,W 66116 'I M Q ' 1 -- M 69 l 36-l Actwmes Glee Club XI Dramauc Club XII Wrrtxng Club XI Varsxty Basketball XI Class Secretary XII Athlet1c Club XI XII Preparmg for Wellesley JULIE ALMOND FOSTER Entered Eleventh Grlde M1sch1evous blue eyes CO1l1LCl phr lses and rnrgxc cxrpet are a. socr ltecl wrth Julie who never lets anythlng get the better of her She tackles every problem w1th serrous determ natron 'Incl sooner or later her he lrty chuckle assures us thlt she has come out v1ctor1ous xgzun She IS the k1nd of glrl who trkes a personll mtcrest 111 eve1yone lnd who alwmys thmks of her frlencls be ore herself Juhe IS gen Lllllely svvect 1nd 1 VCIY qenume fncnd 11 K.:-hw-fu.. f: --KM-,Any ',,,,,...,.n..s '...... 'l!KL l37l ' ' ' ' ' . ' . 1 - .' L :1 I ref' w H-' 4 I , , . TH - f ,,, I ,,flll 'ffl A ' ' 5? ' l I? , I -M, w ., 5. ' .E . J. l ,la , , l jlfiff ' -, f .A if 9 ' ' 3 ' 'I- fl,-A . V ljwqi , , V. ll, , - lllllii LV were ln: h w. n . l.f1-Q.--53 Y .Ji , A M ' I I 9 ' , 9 ' 'Z , Q 'L S 'S' Z , 3 3 . 5 . . . 1 . , - - 5 C ' Z -5 2 Z . . , . ' , ' . , . , ' ' f - ' , K K C L L . , . . L . s .., X ,,, I in ' E n ' 1 .-N 6 2 . P1 I! ,, 7 l f ' Activities Art Club X Mxlsic Club IX if Photography Club XI, XII I Glee Club XI Varsity Hockey IX, X, XI CofCaptain XI Varsity Baseball IX Varsity Basketball IX, X, XI XII Captain XII Class Treasurer XII I Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Preparing for Vassar JEAN LOUISE FRIEDMAN Entered Eighth Grade It's going, it's going, it's gone! and the outfielders start another desperate search. Who hit that ball? It was Jeanie, of course. This pretty gal puts a strong shoulder behind not only a bat, but also bef hind everything she does, for no one is more enthusiastic or capable than she. Her prowess, however, by no means exceeds her popularityg for our own Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair is everybody's favorite. '-L. C .r..Z.... HSI 3 Acrwmes Arr: Club IX Dramauc Club X Photovraphy Club X1 Muslc Club XII Athleuc Club IX X XI XII Preparmg for Sweet B1 mfr A CLARA KATHERINE GERWIG Entered Kmdergarteu K1y rushes frfmtlcwlly mto hu house Any mall lor me7 she gisps The mswer 1S usuwlly Yes for Kay IS l populmr glrl wxth everyone Its no wander though for thlt dynamlc smlle of hers puts everyone on the sunny slde of the street Th1S sm le coupled Wlth her very sweet personahty nukes you hke her md enjoy hemg wlth her Kiy can ilwwys be counted on is 1 good fr1 nd and a really swe ff rl 445 v x47 xw X I cp-fi7Jfi3Q'5n e V 'rf .I 'l ,,,.,.l,- 39 l l V , . W V V N I , 1. ,, l ' ,, . 1? 'A l ' : 'V b . . 1 N S I 9 X .1 l f .l , Z A . 2,5 ' fear. ' ' Eb ' ' 11 ' GL C C f 5' . . 1 . 2 f , . ' , . ' ' ' f ' ' ' 1 1 5 . e , 1 ' ' , e . 1 , , 1 ' 1 . ' ' , ' A . C . . . C 'e all J U. . Q 13 2 X' ., , .l lu, 1, iw Xxx N. -gn, BA fy, X-N wx-.'. I' ,X X xxq ..mXz ,l Cl ' l lu 'w l , , QW.. K lv Wtvixlpllll 1 1 l,-ip ' , NN' ugly' f f',f, f A W zs::.s7a,,g ,, fix . vg, Ii 27, ' ff .3 f .4 I ,1 ,, 'if A., , K ,, ...-QP Egg' , ' , 44 . 1 l 14 Activities Dramatic Club X, XII Music Club XI -E Christmas Play XII Northfield League XII Athletic Club X, XI, XII . ' Preparing for Wellesley ,, , l , get , MARY WYNNE HENDERSON Entered Tenth Grade Wyniie, with her lovely, chinafdoll complexion, and graceful height, is a combination hard to beat. Her loveliness is heightened, moreover, by her scholastic ability, which has been unequallecl in our class. Wynne is everybody's friend, and always ready to lend a helping hand when it is needed. We have found in Wynne the truth of the old saying that you don't have to make noise to be heard, for her quiet presence has been felt by all of us. Wtblwwevs mucus I' I ffl 4 ' A 73 L V ' 'N P J 160 5 , , fill l40l Activities Art Club IX, X, XI Photography Club XI VicefPresident Dramatic Club XII Class Vice President IX, XII Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Preparing for Smith JOAN MIRIAM HEIDPENSTALL Entered Ninth Grade All eyes turn toward the door when Joanie enters a room, for her presence is always welcome and appreciated. Her clear, translucent skin, just touched with pink, fairly shines and casts a warm glow over everything. Her soft, compelling brown eyes, which seem to talk, give us the feeling that she is com' pletely interested in us, and ready to help wherever she can. The song A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody must have been written just for Joanie, for she has all of the charm and delicate grace of a lovely tune. ' 12 v A X? i E. 5 V9 as ,gl 5'-L? E gi ig s fi l41l i' P I MARY Louisa HULL Entered Ninth Grade Activities Dramatic Club IX, X, XII Photography Club XI Glee Club X Varsity Baseball IX Northfield League XI, XII Christmas Play XII Thistledown Staff Assistant Editor Class VicefPresident XI Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Preparing for Stanford University M.L.-so refreshingly unaffected and completely charming-is one girl without whom we deli nitely could not get along. Her spontaneous sense of humor, her cuteness, and her effervescence are just a few of the many things about her we like so well. It is hard to put a linger on her most outstand ing trait, for she's much too versatile to limit her charms to one. We aren't exaggerating then when we say that M.L. is 100727 terrific. X. X xl X xx xi 'R Qs xx I I 42 A I .2 PATRICIA JEAN HYLAND Entered Ninth Grade At noon with a pL,I1L1l idroitly poised behind her ear, sits Pat trying to finish her homework. How ever her qulet tudiousness doesn t fool us for we know Pat to be a girl bursting with enthusiasm at the slightest h1nt of lun and her gaspmg voice ind dancing eyes assure us that she lives in perpetual excite ment Her winning chwrm has captivmted us 111 'md we would have been lost without Pat and her ever J, fs F , 1 all g-lq5e'Yi1.,3 f .5645 -11 .1 X ugsg , 'ff i , V' ,X ' f f ' if 9 VM 919 Qg,O O ob' T' yfh 9 'V x W ,ikv 1 Q X X 1 ,QQQ Activities Music Club X, XI, XII Glee Club X, XI Dramatic Club X Athletic Club X, XI, XII Preparing for Undecided VIRGINIA Louisa JACK Entered Ninth Grade Unpredictable is the best word to describe Ginny. Cne never knows what her next statement or question may be, or what schemes may be running through her mind. With Ginny around, there's never a dull moment, for her scheming usually results in some sort of mischief, in which she not only confuses herself but drives others to a point of distraction. Hearty, genial, funfloving Ginny has made each clay a surprise package for everyone. U41 Activities Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Music Club X I Photography Club XI l Preparing for Undecided I 1 ELIZABETH THOMAS IACKMAN Entered Kindergarten Rain, snow, or shine, Betsy's wonderfully curly hair never seems to stray, and how she manages it still puzzles us. However, there's nothing 'doubtful about Betsy, for we've always regarded her as a true friend and an unusually sweet kid. just ask a favor, large or small, and Betsy will do her best for you. Most important, she is good just for the sake of goodness itself. w e 'El ,bF'f': I ,BFA I M 'I L n fail Al' WI I 5 5,95 l45'l V- ,, We DEBORAH DALE JOHNS Entered Eighth Grade Activities Art Club IX Dramatic Club X, XII Music Club XI Clee Club XI Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Preparing for University of Pittsburgh Thoughtful and unreserveclly generous-that's Dale. Her soft voice and graceful walk are characf teristic of her easyfgoing personality and evenfternpered disposition. She never seems to be upset: her natural poise and gentle demeanor help her maintain a spirit of complete serenity. She loves fun, though, and is always found in the center of a group laughing over a new joke, or a recent escaf fy pade. In her quiet way, Dale has rounded out the pattern of our class personality. lu' 1 ,. 4 saga f l ' lv E ,J .H ', I , I a m ., ,fue I 1 X 4' , is ' f 23 ,Q 1 ,X I I 1 , , I I X 'l wf4,f'ri71 9 I' il l ,5 . 1 l l I IV If 5 ff! lg ll gT. in -111-r I IK 46 Activities Music Club IX, X, XI Glee Club XI Dramatic Club XII Northfield League XI, XII Modern Dance Club XII Christmas Play XII Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Preparing for Swartlwnore , . . ' -A ' ' ee 3- 14 Y - aaaw . Q-ef ' - SHERRILL LIVINGSTONE JOYCE Entered Ninth Grade We will always remember Sherry as a poised, selffassured, amiable little lady. She is always missed when she is absent, especially by Madame who never fails to ask, Again? Sherry's neatness is another of her virtues that makes her outstanding. She is never disorderly, truly meticulous. Not only that, she's fun. Her delightful laughter and merry, sparkling eyes have boosted our morale many a time. l tx K X Z K ,,,,,,r,, I I N S Xsxvg ,xx xx 1' -1' '1' ,172 x ' Q- .U '4 ,nge 'B-if .ywy Uiifil i ii- galil,-1 1 f ' 517' -V fi: '. 'Wg . . Z l t I Z fra, .VZ I47l SARAH ANN LEAMAN Entered Ninth Grade Activities Dramatic Club X, XI, XII Glee Club XI Northfield League XI, XII Christmas Play XII Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Preparing for Westmiiistef Amid all the confusion of Senior Study Hall sits Sally, industriously doing her assignments for the following week. This little girl with rosy cheeks and a quizzical grin seems to be perpetually busy whether working out a perplexing math problem or devising a method to grow a few more inchesg and her enthusiastic interest has been felt by everyone. Sally has firmly convinced us that the best things really come in small packages. Mi W u ,..., if i - K 'X r A 'I fax cr, c l. l 48 Activities Dramatic Club IX, X, XI, XII Art Club XI Glee Club X, XI Northheld League XII Athleuc Club IX X XI XII Preparmg for Pennsylvama College or Wow1eo1 w-fm. PATRICIA DABBS LIPPINCOTT Entered E1ghth Grade Nobody knows how to have 1 good tune better than Patty for she enters everythmg w1th whole hearted enthus1asm and unlnmted v1tal1ty Her presence IS needed to complete every gatherxng smce that Inpplneott gwgle and vut lre 1lld1Sp211 able Her sparkllng blue eyes and danclng curls glve her a nonehal mt manner that 15 admnfed by everyone Patty fuliills all the requufements for a sxncere and true frlend 49 ASW lkgiza' ,f I if ,I ff' . Z 3 1 9 t I , I' 'ia- I . I , ' I , .s ' 1 ' ' .4 ' s ' ' ' N 'D . Y' 1 ' ' s . . ' ' ' . W1 . 5 f I1 ll ' s M.. ' . , v' Y :Gus 'SPA ' In ,, , ,, ' 5-' ,7 ' 1- ' .va ' .et -qv f I 'I ff , 1- -1 1 ,vxt x iff QI., , I My , , , ,l , ' ,. J A .IQ ' iffl' IW, fp. I? fine: 7 1,41 .4 , X, 'ff fy 45411, 2 4' If 1 E ' xr ii H I Activities L Dramatic Club XI Glee Club XI Photography Club XII Modern Dance Club XII Athletic Club XI, XII Preparing for Pennsylvania College for Women DIANE MCCRACKEN Entered Eleventh Grade A dimple in ching a devil within, describes Diane perfectlyg for behind her angelic countef nance, framed by dark, curly hair, one finds a very mischievous little girl. She solves everyone's prob' lems with words of wisdom preluded by, I know a girl in Leechburg who . . . , but loves to have advice in solving her own. We wonder at her unusual combination of hilarity and sophistication, and then we realize how truly wonderful she is. 3 lk Q Q F I I i - ', --:asia W I 1 its f fr U If I 5 ff 2 F9 f f I 1A ,J V X ff 'f 7 I150l Actwmes Dra1nat1c Club IX X XII MUSIC Club XI Clee Club X XI Chr1stm1s Play XII Vars1ty Hockey X XI Vars1ty Basketball XII Class Secretary IX X Athleuc Club IX X XI XII Preparmg for Connectwut College o'r Women MARGARET JOANNE METZ Entered Nllltll Grade Alu trys hlgh sp1r1ted alwxys l51l1T1I1l1Dg w1th unconined enthus1 lsm Peggy finds tune for everythmg ind everybody Whether she s telhng one of her famous jokes or IS g1V1I1g advlee on how to get out of the latest scmpe or 15 makmg '1 much needed basket for the Varslty she Ulves her complete 1tttut1on Ind always mmlges to muntun an a1r of dlglllty Confident po1 ed Peggy 15 our example of soph1st1cat1on plus I5'1l - V , - i ..,l..I'f., , ' I Il jl Y L , II , ,ma ,g . ..f ' I ,- ' 1: 5 . :V 'I Lf! I a ' If l ' V I , I TE ' ' ' I I I I , f 1 1 a ' II I '. - IH - . JC I ' ' , . V' i . , . . 3 I -. . . .' . l . a 1 f f 1 K s Q Y U s s ' ' ' ' ' '- 3 ,I I I C 5 ' I. ' ' 1 5 2 5 , 2 ' 2 E ' 2 I . I B , S it ,af CYNTHIA FISHER MILLER Entered Eighth Grade Activities Music Club X, XI, XII VicefPresident XI Dramatic Club IX, X Thistledown Staff Business Manager Athletic Club IX, X, X Preparing for Smith LX Frank, charming, and very lovely-that's Cynthia. Her completely candid remarks, which are always apropos of the situation at hand, plus her intoxicating charm, which can bring out the silver lm ing in any cloud, have made her a very popular girl, both with us and with her male admirers. Her beauty alone could make Cynthia an outstanding girl, but she has eiiectively coupled it with scholu' ship, and the result is a combination hard to beat. ' Xigkf V 56- N i521 Activities Music Club XII Athletic Club XII Preparing for Undecided MARY LOUISE MOORE Entered Twelfth Grade Mar Lou, envied for her heivht not onl because of the aid it renders in basketball, but also Y s- Y because of the Powers Model figure that accom Janies it, has been a welcomed addition to our class this O 1 year. The persistent hum from her section of Study Hull never lets us forget her presence, not that we have any desire to, for we ull think she's a grand girl. Though she brought up the end of our line in coinmcncement, she will :ilwnys rate tops for our affection. V -s.. its r i ir H r--47 .. -M' ,Wqae-5' gif?- l1 ,,.,, . V K - , A L . .., , ' , 1 .N 't A '- rf '- 1. . rw. . .h .Y 5 LM , . iff' - isa: I , 3 h Q - i-1, 1152 .. - ff' '- j jim 'Qn ff HJ V . I I :. -A' ' ,rr-'-P57-f' ' 4 ' QQ we L' ' IW! NANCY ANN Mooma Entered Eleventh Grade Activities Dramatic Club XI, XII Northield League XII Athletic Club XI, XII Preparing for Connecticut College for Women Provocative dark eyes screened by long silky lashes, impish dimples, and a perpetual smile distinf guish Nancy. In all that she does, this tall, graceful girl maintains a cool head and a sweet disposition. She is an interesting conversationalist, and her clear musical voice and individual humor invoke attenf tive listening. She's Winsome-her engaging smile is irresistible-and, above all, she's completely genuine. x I so I IK I f , K' 1,1 ji A qi, xl . 15 ' 54 Activities Dramatic Club XII Photography Club XI Modern Dance Club XII Christmas Play XII Athletic Club XI, XII Preparing for Cornell University GLORIA DOROTHY PALMER Entered Eleventh Grade L'I'm afraid I'll have to trump your ace, exclaims Glo gleefully as she reaches excitedly across the table to claim another trick with great finesse. Nothing ever escapes the watchful eye Of this little gal with the big heart. Her unaffected charm grows on you until you find yourself trying to imitate that Palmer mirth, and it is then that you realize what great wealth she has added to Our class. 'ft ' ',. le E! ab, 1 gf 1 X lm i I gi r 1 I - ' I I Rx X 1 wx e l ia ' K 9. El 'xx ik tx i as , 3' 'ANY I 77 l r M t. Activities Dramatic Club XII President Athletic Club XII Preparing for Smith WE ' is . 'F V ELIZABETH MORRISON PARRISH Entered Twelfth Grade Liz', with her bubbling laugh and obliging manner, has become so much a part of our class in one short year that we wonder how we ever got along without her. Whether she is dashing off to a Dramatic Club meeting or composing one of her famous songs, she always has time to listen to our troubles and bestow friendly advice upon us. She has truly helped to make our Senior Year a little Bit of heaven. EH V 7 I tm W E gr ll, s Ml my MMIII, NW i f , . Jn 'WlIM'Ul9 , EE 'H Wilfllml .4 X 54 ' is 2 fig?,Z,fiQ,,? Q ! Wx X E761 Acmnms Dramauc Club IX MLISIC Club XII Athleuc Club IX X XI XII Preparmg for Pomczpm loAN MAsTEN PAUL Euteled Nlllbll Glide How can joan be so 1.heerful7 We dont know her YCCIPE but we do know th1t ram or shme she 1lw1y h is 1 suule and 1 good word for everybody M111y a tune she has swed us from 1 qulz by isk mg one of her fwmous quesinons wh1cl1 1l1CV1tE1blY muses an uproar 111 the clmss UllSClflShI1ESS 'md genu me loy1lty Wu, vxords we w1ll alwwys wssocnte W1tl1J0lI1 x? Sai 4' 11' IS7 ,,.,,...,.. f -f - f' . . .,, . W., ': ,QM . ' a a s , 1 E. . 1 . ' . . ., 1 1 Q , . . . . , c 1 4 S 2 I Q ' . 2 ' 4 2 Z ' c ., , 1 r . ' c ' ' . r 1 ' 7 N f 1 L 2 . Q. Q' ' . 1 gg ,... SS L -,L W W EE . H, Mm in Qffl' 'lg X 151 1 if I X Activities Art Club X, XI VicefPresident XI Dramatic Club XII p Art Class XII . Athletic Club X, XI, XII Preparing for Pennsylvania College for Women EDITH BERTHA PENNOYER Entered Tenth Grade Poise, genuine interest and a sweet disposition are synonymous with Edie. At some time, every Senior has watched her at work and has asked herself, How can Edie be so calm? Even While dis' playing her skill at basketball, she maintains her even temperament. Her absence is always' noticed and felt by all of us-our class would have been incomplete without our very lovely Edie. U31 Actwmes Glee Club X XI XII Recordmg S cretary XI Class Treasurer XI Class Pres1dent XII Athleuc Club X XI XII Preparmg for Connecucut College fov Womeoz NANCY JEAN UEER Entered Tenth G1 ade There IS fm murmur through Study Hall and all eyes 'tre reused as a l1ttle gnl Wlfh an 1mp1sh gflll and a unlform ho1sted over one knee pers1stently makes her way to the front desk to announce a Semor Cl rss meetmg That s Nlncy our eff1c1ent class president who ha won the respect Ind srncere frrencl sh1p of every Sen1or Her natuml charm and 1116Xl'lE1L1St1lJlC vrtallty make her an outsmndxng g1rl She IH turn has made our Senlor Year somethmff to remember ,fo-GHFHUR, 1.056 ' I I -ll U91 35.74 uflq- 71 'K T' 'Tri-21 T fif if I 4 T I Dramatic Club X, XI, XII M I A -f 'w - . I a a .4 'Is 'P'v I - S ? 1 , . I i ' I 9 1 I lr Q - ' ,L ' 3 ' . Activities Dramatic Club XII Modern Dance XII Northfield League XII Athletic Club XII Preparing for Centenary Iunior College BETTY JEAN RAYBURN Entered Twelfth Grade With her hair flying and a determined look on her face, BJ. breezes out of studyfhall. We marvel at the way she has entered into our fun and in one year become an essential part of our class. She has an interest in everyone, and ive minutes with her changes any downcast Senior's outlook on life. A blase air, combined with genuine kindness and a dash of refreshing piquancy, is the formula for B.J.'s personality. S F l x A X . k Y, , A ,ggi 1 A .--. Aw 63 . ' QA ' Y Q . 6 UUA! Q l MmA. l60l Actwmes Art Club IX X Photography Club XI XII Pres1dent XII Vars1ty Basketball Ofhual XI XII Athleuc Club IX X XI XII Preparmg for Undemded MARGARET ETTIE RIDINGER Entered Fourth Grade The crrtlcs Iilllllli that R ta Hlyworth has the curl1e t han' ln the country but the Senior Class no1n1 n ltes Pe for that txtle Curly as everyone calls her keeps the bobby pm bus ness at full producuon md keeps us 111 sutches most of the t1me Her puzzled express1ons and rare off hand remarks have made her the hfe of every plrty and a must at every Semor gatherrng We assoc1ate Peg Wlth fun md wrth 111 of the good tunes we ve had at W T hfe would have been dull wrchout her if ll l61l I - 1 ' ,H , 3- P. - iffiflll , X - H Hs H 1 . . ,P Ll , Q. , H. 3 9 9 3 :III I , , . I X Q . , , t i 2 . S . . , I . .f ' bb 11 ' ' ' ' A ,U 1 . U . , , . . , 1 . ,N . . 1 , , ' c k f 5 1 n. as A - ' ' . 1 , . f , , - ' - s . ' C l C . fi , ' F JACQUELYN STUPAKOPF SLOAN Entered Twelfth Grade Activities Dramatic Club XII Christmas Play XII Modern Dance Club XII SecretaryfTreasurer Northfield League XII Athletic Club XII Preparing for Undecided In the short time we have known Jackie, we have found her to be gay, selffreliant and very essen tial to the Senior Class. Always ready with a good joke or an interesting account of her dancing experiences, she has kept us fascinated for hours at a time by her unusual storyftelling ability The world is her oyster which she will open, armed only with a pair of ballet slippers and an irresistible charm. xv, v, V IT' fi J I I 'S I 59 . IQ' rg Y ' f fi If I 62 sa, .M Activities , Dramatic Club IX, XII Writing Club XI Art Club X Recording Secretary Christmas Play XII 'Tliistleclo um Staff Editor Glee Club X Varsity Baseball IX Varsity Hockey XI Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Preparing for Wellesley LE I N BONNIE TERESA SOLOMON Entered Eighth Grade l'll just have to hire a secretary, murmurs Bonnie as she wades through a pile of yearbook papers. However, her desolation is only temporary because she is soon working again in her own cap' able way. Her stray curl, which she promisesnto cut sometime, and her hilarious sense of humor are her trademarks which are familiar to every Winchesterite. Bonnie never forgets her responsibilities and friends, and we'll never forget her. . ,,,f'l' I ff' , cf ' . ' -. v W 5.1.5, '.- 'F' -'I' 0 s it 1 A as -f P1 ,f X g X R - 1 . X, in -.-I .- I63l NANCY BANKE11 STUPAKOFF Entered Twelfth Grade Activities Dramatic Club XII Athletic Club XII Preparing for Simmons To write about Nancy in one paragraph is a big order, for no one enjoys life and knows how to have fun more than she. In the midst of every gathering she can be found holding an audience Stupe fied as her tongue ruins a marathon with her bobbing curls. Her contagious cheer, which can chase away any blues, makes Nancy a girl we're not likely to forget. How could we? N xl! fi v SI Z ulvv ' :K I ,. i M F , fi , -, f .- , .f if ' 4 ' ia ' i Q i L l xv , ir , .wi l f ., 1 if -ff I 74-Utfe .Wear 5 , ff, V ' -It ',' x I il K if 1 I ' fi' ,I 1,1-G- , .,if, ff 64 ,440 an Activities Dramatic Club IX, XI, XII Writing Club X Thistledown Staff Staff Assistant Northneld League XI, XII Glee Club X, XI Varsity Basketball XI, XII Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII Preparing for Bryn Mawr JANET LEE TERMAN Entered Tenth Grade Wliat was the French assignment for last Tuesday? asks Janet, and what did I do with my lunch slip? Although she never fails to be in the midst of confusion, she is the girl who always comes out on top. Her unconquerable spirit and genuine friendliness have been an inspiration to us all and we're glad to have had the chance to know a girl like her. 65 I .3335 5 i A in ,, Activities Music Club XII Photography Club XI Qi Preparing for University of Arizona -is ii i ii F JUNE WINSTON TURNER Entered Eleventh Grade I was only three hours late, and besides, I missed the train, explains J.T. after one of her many excursions to Baltimore. But: J.T. never misses any trains when it comes to cheering up some dejected Senior, for behind her quiet reserve lies a wealth of humor which she holds at her disposal. Her extreme independence and sardonic wit are envied by allg and she is, in short, a girl with Words of steel and heart of gold. l If I xmcne 'af ' J S l . ' -V T' Cx' D I x . 'V ' I , ' Q P' CZ, 'A ' ffl'-ef 'A 1 ff.J'7' , ', zfc' fy ,f 3,21 ff, -, ff A ,X ' V ML Jffiffef f fly If 3 iffy! 161229 cf!! I ff gef Q' ,f' ,Af If eg' I, dfflel 7, 'f vi ' ' s fff'f3. 1 v vp 1 V wa: Mvtaijfiff, 1 ' 4 P' ' is 1 ffxlk ' Qnwtfib Q- ti'f'- - if 0' 'u 5,0 i661 Actwztzes Dran1at1c Club IX Photography Club XI MUSIC Club XII Basketball Ofhual XII Athletn: Club IX X XI XII IOAN WHETZEL Entered Frfth Grade Joame 1S golden her top knot her sm le and her sp1r1t all reflect th1s quahty Her pretty face and slender figure stand out 111 any group as does her sense of humor She loves to laugh and never lets anythmg d1str1ct her gay d1spos1t1on not even when she has to d11ve Josh s car Lovable lovely Joame may be nonchalant and carefree about most thmgs she does but when It comes to fr1enClsh1p weve never had '1 better fr1end M Uma P0 wnsrzetls X X Movms VAN 3 NTL Q Q My ,X -f V1 ,X .1 IF wi ff? 5.223 I67l l Q-Ah fm ,HH ' uf W 5 1 I, ' ' ' l .,j Y it I ,, V ' 3 . i l 7 I ,gil um I 1 a s , I 1 I .H I Q Preparmg for Bradford Iumor College I I I' 44 . I f ' , , ' ' - - 4 , ' ' . ' - , ' N915 eval gl i nfl' 5 1 1 5 Activities Dramatic Club IX, X, XI, XII Secretary IX Art Club XI Glee Club XI Class VicefPresident VIII Class Treasurer IX Class President XI Tltistledown Staff l Art Editor Varsity Hockey X S 5 M Varsity Basketball X, XI or ,x 15 so M W . - V I, B J Northfield League XII ' ' Athletic Club IX, X, XI, XII t ' I I Preparing for Wellesley MARY WOLVERTON WHIGHAM Entered Fifth Grade Won't someone please have another one of my delicious potato chips? pipes up Whigy's voice at the lunch table. This gal always has something to offer, whether it be her artistic talent to the yearbook or her leadership to the class. Her piercing giggle, cameoflike beauty, and lasting charm are just a few of the many creditable qualities that make her as familiar to every senior as Study Hall. just what Would we do without Whigy? l6Sl Activities Dramatic Club XII lg, Aft out X, XI l Clee Club X, XI Varsity Basketball XI, XII Christmas Play XII Athletic Club X, XI, XII Preparing for Wellesley MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS Entered Tenth Grade With her cool blue eyes wh cb olfset 1 completely photogemc face Mary Lou could well be 1 not too far in the future cover girl To an outsider the fust impression of M L IS one of Oflamor only but to those of us who know her well she 15 a perfect blend of suav1ty ready friendliness and athletic ability she s 1 wh1z on the basketbmll court Her sultry voice and striking figure g ve her an 11r of sophistrcation plus 1 dish of swoir f'ure U G x ex ,1r ff X I69l 7 T ' - , i - . - ' , L 1 1 rl I -r sb' 5' . S, I ' I I I ' . ' , . . D 1 , ' a I 9 s L I 4. , .L - .1 - I . - 5 - K W L ' 1 ' . B 4 K l l' l , c 4 if I ' at . 2 H., , .F I E5 lf , 4:- 35 'xr d l , . .. I ,YA f, -S 1 In Il I . I A . .N i X iffy' ,glf lg, , -N , M STUDY HALL Silence is Golden, as the saying goes, But we'd look funny sneaking in on our toesg So we clamor to our tables, drop our books with a crash, Get the sudden urge for water and do the fifty-yard dash. Then, after numerous threats from the teacher, We finally do settle down, And poor teacher heaves a sigh of relief, Followed by a worried frown. By this time, ye old faithful study hall clock Has moved round to twentyftoffour. All books are piled in a neat little stack, All eyes fastened on the door. Our mouths drop open, our eyes bulge wide, Why, she's not dismissing the Senior side! The underclassmen walk defiantly by, Each dear little head held triumphantly high. When finally we're given the goodfbye sign, We can't seem to leave in an orderly line, But charge the door with a mighty cheer, So went our days in Study Hall this year. E701 -M. L. W EV-Gi-, Y A , r f , W pf 522 , 1 , Qu-. J, ,V . 5,-'15,--V A' 11- 2, ,L - lab F31 !. Ap- f , .-sf1w35 4-..! f A ffQ?'9fA A A ' W 'L dia: E ' IL ' ll ' X -1 1 FEM' 1: Q 1-'P ' fn' fel TQ VT, - 45'.jQ1,f Qafgf, h 216' 3 .1 Y .-J.. . Edu 11- '. If Ns 1 IS' Rl gy xx I 6 v W. Q , fx i , Q' ' A-if 111555 1 .i .1 iijfv 5 Q.. , X W M 9 9 d September September September September October October October October November N ovember November November November November November November December December December December December December December December January January January A BACKVVARD GLANCE Senior Class appears shouting new look. Senior Class appears. Seniors fly thc coop-Bairdy has hen party. 5tl1 Avenue bare of boys in cars-girls walk home. Mrs. DeLuca decides we need to reduce-exercises. Heppenstall returns from Yale-Seniors learn VVhiiTcnpoof Song. Athletic Dean Moor and Miss Campbell team up against Literary Nfiss Philput and Mrs. Houston-Hallowe'en Party. Teachers have trouble sitting after doing take-oil' on girls. In gym class, Patsy learns that there are female turkeys. See what we mean, Mrs. DeLuea? i Dee starts Modern Dance Club, Girls get in shape for Prom. Metz visits Princeton-we didn't know you had an application there, Peggy. Jean goes to I-Iarvard-is not met at station. Jean returns from Harvard-Seniors forbidden to sing VVhii'fen- poof Song. lVIiss Bortman starts new style, but it doesn't 1ast. Boys home for Thanksgiving-Seniors look for dates for Prom. Bonnie tries out for a part in Christmas Play-lands juicy one. Boys return to school. Seniors continue to look for dates for Prom. Welcome mat is spread in form of huge cake, and all Seniors are glad to have Polly back in the fold. Bonnie struggles hard with her lines for the play. Ginny finds date for Prom. Hyland gives hayride-Dressler learns value of roadmap. Christmas Play--Bonnie wins Oscar for playing fiddle in pan- tomime. Harvard comes to Jean-IS met at station. Junior Prom. Alumnae outdo themselves. Back to the old grind after a very Merry Christmasf' Ginny learns facts of life in Biology Class. Senior B learns there is such a word as got.'l l72l January 22 January 23 January 30 February 6 February 9 February 11 February 13 February 27 March 1 March 8 March 15 March 17 March 18 March 23 March 24 April I April 3 April 3 April 20 ltfay 7 lNIay 10 :May 28 June 8 Dean Moor begins to worry about his exams. Exams-fingernails grow shorter. Exams over-all free for a long week-end. Char makes big hit in Study Hall as her chair refuses to stand on its last leg. She got up in time to join rest of us at terrific Alumnae Dance. Curly gets sick !? Seniors show their intelligence at noon by playing Ring Around The Rosy. Friday-Curly returns l? S. S. A. Alumnae Dance-wasn't VVhetzel the lucky one? Heppenstall returns from Yale. What? Again? Shadyside serenades us-gym turned into tea-dance ballroom. Seniors display ability as they prove less capable than 41th grade in jumping rope. Miss Esch makes faum pas- United Suakrfs Of America. Curran enlightens not-too-bright Senior Class with: Some boys saw a snake. It was near the water. They said it was a water moccasin. I guess it was! Seniors learn, according to heredity, why their children will have brown eyes. Optimistic, aren't we? Sun comes out, and Seniors prepare for 12-day sun bath. Queer lengthens uniform. April Fool! ! ! 1 College Boards-some Seniors make inquiries about P. G. course at WV. T. CEveningj Seniors recuperate in Rosslyn Farms at Bit's expense. Girls abandon Study Hall-by coincidence, Bing Crosby shows up at Forbes Field for opening Pirate Game. School welcomes May with festive Spring Carnival. Patty discards army jacket-winter must be over! Everyone tries to act her age, and Dramatic Club acts Seventeenf' With roses in hand and happiness in heart, the Seniors are amazed to find that all forty-six of them remembered all the words to How Firm A Foundation. P.L.D., P.M., w.H. I 73 l MISSING! WANTED! Seen Lafely on ihe Posf Office Wall WANTED! NANCY STUPAKOFF alias 'Stupen For: making odd faces Last seen: hunting lonely pair of slippers in bare feet Might be found: carrying a torch for S. I. Attention: this girl has delusions of being Billy DeWolfe WANTED! NANCY . UEER l Q alias Nance For: frightening worms in biology Last seen: talking to Miss Philput Distinguishing trait: a blue serge affair Attention: this girl is leader of a desperate gang WANTED! PATRICIA J. HYLAND alias Pat For: taking up parking space Miglit be heard to say: Bless your little pointed head Might be found: at the nearest sport's event Caution: carries secret weapon in hair WANTED! D. DALE OHNS I alias Debby For: trying to keep peace between Peg and M. L. Might be found: 'trying to accom' pany Miss Chalfant to Paris Might be heard to say: Now Mary Lou, it's all in your mind Warniiig: especially dangerous if wearing a purple dress MISSING! GLORIA D. PALMER alias Glo Might be found: dashing for street- car on Monday night Last seen: driving around Pitt for the hundredth time Caution: do not start her laughing Reward: seat in W.T. station wagon WANTED! MARY M. CO SG RAVE alias Cosy For: straying sense of humor Might be found: behind a maze of knitting directions Might be heard to say: I'll bite Possible concealed weapon: driver's license WANTED! M. WYNNE HENDERSON alias Wynde1son For: understanding her Latin Might be found: at Yohe's Might be saying: Now really Reward: offered by College Board Examination Committee MISSING! SARAH A. LEAMAN alias Sally Last seen: on premises of S.S.A. Last heard to say: No, it's this way lvlight be found: with her cat Reward: a C.E. sunlamp WANTED! JOAN WHETZEL alias WIietz Fox: a ride home lvlight be found: moving Usually heard to say: Wl1o wants to go home at noon? Reward: half a bottle of peroxide WANTED! JUNE TURNER alias T. For: eating standing up Might be found: reading book with- out cover Last seen: hunting for straying soap Caution: knows habits of detectives WANTED! MARY L. HULL alias L. For: Ending half a worm in her apple Might be found: standing in very loud socks Last heard: blessing her soul and garters Caution: this girl is an assistant in a major crime MISSING! CHARLOTTE F. COHEN alias Char Last seen: in a sick, gray Olds Only traces: a M-finished argyle Might be dangerous: is reported 'to travel with a live bear Reward: offered by TipfTop Club WANTED! JULIE A. FOsTER alias jewel For: coining phrases Might be found: on Aug. 20, 1953 at the Great Pyramid Might be heard to say: For heavf en's sakes, you don't mean it? Dangerous: if told a joke by V. lack WANTED! PAULINE BANCROFT alias Polly For: desertion from Senior Class Distinguishing trait: a green little hngernail Might be found: in the kitchen, eating Reward: an oversized Welcome- Back cake WANTED! SUZANNE B. DAVIS alias Susie For: breaking diets Usually found: at a piano I74-I Might be heard: telling kiddies something Reward: a slightly used ticket to the Pittsburgh Symphony WANTED! JOAN PAUL alias joanie Last seen: heading west Usually found: in her Ford Usually heard to say: Oh dear, I have so much work to do Caution: never let her ask a question MISSING! NANCY E. FEATHER alias Nance Usually found: cutting in on Yelf low Cab Co. rights Last seen: in her Olds Last heard to say: Oh, I don't know Danger: might be armed with rocks WANTED! MARY LOU MOORE alias Lou For: wearing elevator shoes Last seen: rushing for a Sewickley train Might be heard to say: See you in the funny papers Reward: a Sth generation uniform WANTED! IACQUELYN SLOAN alias jackie For: eating a starfish Last seen: third from the end Might be concealing: a certain pic' ture Reward: if found in perfect condi' tion WANTED! KATHERINE GERWIG alias Kay For: having priority on a main boulevard Might be heard to say: Oh, how vulgar Might be found: raiding U.S. Post Office Reward: offered by Chen Yu WANTED! DIANE MCCRACKEN alias Di For: wearing plaid bathrobe for coat Last seen: in front of camera at S.S.A. Might be found: in some queer place Diitinguishing trait: blond streak in air WANTED! ANNE C. CURRAN For: attempting to be like Lauren Bacall Might be found: companioning Virgil Caution: known to carry a black- jack Reward: offered by Information Please WANTED! MARY ELY alias Bunlqie For: being in a dither Might be found: at WhlglTHIT1lS Bar and Grill Last sem: behind a camera Rewaro: an old 5 year diary WANTED! BONNIE T. SOLOMON alias UBO71lfCTH For: editing a book banned in Boston Last seen: in a violent quarrel with Siviter Publishing Co. Might be found: hiding behind plaid spectacles Danger: always carries loaded pen MISSING! ELIZABETH JACKMAN alias Betsy Last seen: on way to Schenley High Last heard to say: Ohfhfh-h Might be accompanied: by toy bears Caution: has strong aversion for short skirts WANTED! CYNTHIA F. MILLER alias Cindy For: leaving knitting needle on li' brary Chair Might be found: at an afternoon movie Caution: if found driving a car Reward: a lonely gray sweater MISSING! ELIZABETH PARRISH alias Bit For: having legal excuse to meet man after school Last seen: followed by group of asf piring thespians Might be heard to say: Wl1o's go' ing to town today? Caution: dangerous unless wearing glasses WANTED! BETTY JEAN RAYBURN alias UB. J. For: antagonizing Kiski Might be found: loafing Distinguishing trait: red cheeks Reward: used date book WANTED! NANCY L. BAIRD alias Bairdy For: her avoirdupois Might be found: in Kay's, Peg's or Wetz' car Might be heard to say: Wanta hear a good joke? Reward: offered by G.E.E.K. Socif ety of America MISSING! MARY W. WHIGHAM alias Wl1igy Last seen: laughing hysterically in front of easel Might be found: trying to get the car Last heard to say: Aw, gee Caution: don't be overpowered by a. booming voice WANTED! PATRICIA D. LIPPINCOTT alias Patty For: disturbing the peace Might be found: trying to catch on to jokes Often heard to say: Great jumping blue cows Reward: offered by Bing Crosby WANTED! DOROTHY M. DAVIS alias Dee For: sitting in a formal with bare' feet Might be found: trying to add 3 to height, subtract 3 from legs Last seen: cleaning up gym floor Reward: offered by Martha Graham MISSING! MARGARET METZ alias Peggy Might be heard to say: Now, will you listen to me? Last seen: in that black new look Usually found: announcing Mary Lou Reward: invitation to Princeton MISSING! MARGARET RIDINGER alias Peggy Might be found: chasing Wlietzel Might be heard to say: That goes over like a lead balloon Identifying trait: a sharp gym suit Attention: don't be lead astray by curly hair MISSING! NANCY A. MOORE alias A.Nd11CC,, Might be found: heaving custard pies Last seen: at Patty's Distinguishing trait: big brown eyes Reward: an old Latin midfyear exam WANTED! MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS alias Mary Lou For: wearing a gym suit to class Might be found: somewhere in her uniform Last seen: in corner with Peg and Dale Attention: watch out for concealed weapon WANTED! VIRGINIA L. JACK alias Ginny For: her sense of humor Might be found: hiding under a bed Might be heard to say: I think you're kidding me Dangerous: if you don't laugh at her jokes WANTED! PATRICIA L. DIAMOND alias Pump For: contagious laughter Might bc seen: escaping from dentist Might be heard to say: You're kidf ding Reward: offered by the Kids I75l WANTED! SHERRILL L. JOYCE alias Slfzerry For: confusing Senior Class with Swahili Might be found: first in the lunchf room Attention: do not call her 'kSherrill Reward: one round trip ticket to Africa WANTED! JANE M. DRESSLER alias Janie For: her math explanations Might be heard to say: Now in England . . Might be found: at the farm Reward: offered by 4fH Club WANTED! JANET L. TE RMAN alias Jan For: handing in theme 4 years late Dangerous: if given a hearty slap on the back Might be found: with Virgil Attention: might be carrying atomic bomb in purse MISSING! JOAN M. HEPPENSTALL alias Hep Last seen: on a Yalefbound train Might be found: teasing Cosgrove Last traces: an empty Packard conf vertible Reward: an introduction to Joe College WANTED! SUZANNE BIRMINGHAM alias 'fBirmy For: impersonating Larry Parks Might be found: behind a Princeton banner Might be attempting: to eat dirt Attention: do not be led astray by a black face WANTED! JEAN L. FRIEDMAN alias Jeannie For: condemning Yale Might be heard to say: For pity stakes! Might be found: trying to have someone call sister Ruth, Jean Reward: offered by Atomic Energy Commission WANTED! EDITH PENNOYER alias For: using bulletin board space for selling cats Usually found: explaining biology to Patsy Last heard to say: Thanks, Sporty Reward: trip to Boothbay Harbor, Maine WANTED! JEAN EATON alias Jeanie For: interesting male Might be heard to say: You know Might be found: sitting on a win' dowsill Reward: offered by the Met ll ..j VV'hy don't we do this more often . . . Leis take the long way home . . . ...l 'i V761 This is a lovely way to spend an evening . . . 7 I 2 CLYDE Merry laughter pxles of books double deeker beds md 1n1dn1ght snacks mean home Hve days Q1 week to about twenty ffnls at W111chester Thurston Although we do 1 lot of complwnnng l1fe tt the House has been fun 1nd we have loved eve1y 11111111116 of lt Wollt you hsten as we tell you about a typ1cal day? The day lDCg111S rt 7 15 for those who enjoy the sun s early mornmg rays 7 59V2 ror the less energet1c SLIIIOIS Sue 111 and JT are the early b1rds w1th Dldlle and Lou runmng a close second Not much can be sud for the sleepy he1ds 111 the other sxde of the Sen1or Su1te but they do manwe to tumble out of bed 111 t1me for breakf lst wluch 1S served at S Cn the wly downstalrs we 11lVEl'1l1 var1ous excuses for the H0156 m lcle ClUI'111g the lllgllf 1n c1sc 1t h lppens to be our turn to take the blame After gulpmv down 1 l1ttle bre1kf1st we dash upstvrs where we find the more amb1t1ous of our number back ID bed for a last m1nute snooze Am1d the throes of housewor We fr1nt1c1lly make a stab at H111Sl11Dg that last b1t of Latm or math The pattern for our l1ves cert unly does not follow R1ley sl As we leave the house at S JO we become typ1cal W T angels except for the clrcles under our eyes Dunne the mornmv we try to ehgest a l1ttle of what we read and hear, and manage to assume 1 half 1ntell1gent eapress1on At 1 10 our schol1st1e pursuxts are 1nterrupted by the luneh bell and we hur1y to the cottage In splte of the general cafeter 1 CO11l'L1S101'l we etch succeed 111 Oblflllllllg two 1ndw1ehes and 1 lnllk shake, and push our way up to the Sen1or salle 1 rmnger We decl1ne all 1IlV1taf1Ol'lS to play budge for we are 1n too much of a hurry to ind out 1f the madman has left any long hoped for letters Insteld of a heapmg stack of mul all the hall table has to offer 'ue JT s johns town paper two or three UIIIITIPFCSSIVC envelopes and an old laundry l1st Thoroughly dejected we spend the rest of our lunch hour 1mprov1ng our appearances and play1ng Four Leaf Clover on Sue s v1c Our efforts tt beaut1fy1ng ourselves are completely wasted for we spend the next two seemlnvly endless hours 1D Study Hall and by the tune the C C F C L N eoncentrwtlon camp for convlcts of a l1terary naturej 1S over we show no S1g1lS of ever havmg washed O1 co1nbed From J 43 t1l s1x we are supposed to have free tune Th1S t1me 15 carefully mapped out for us however by MISS Doerschuk but the SCIIIOIS dev1se 1l1gC11101.1S methods for d1sappc'1r1ng Stupe and Lou can be een boardlng the streetcar for an unknown dest1nat1on and GIIIUIC slmply vlmshes leavlng no tr Lees whatsoever I77 - . 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Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning . . iQ: I dream of you , wx- I .- ,1l -1- 78 1 5 , ':: ' ,I 1L1-gwxg' Heigh ho, heigh '10 Frve o eloek bflllgb the entne floek home About 5 10 D11ne 1nd ul1e are found talkmff on the phone and the volees on the other end sound none too fE,I'1'l1Il111C The Gone sounds at 6 OO 1nd the House echoes w1th 1 babble of VOICES movrng toward the Cl1D'I10' room Gr1ce 1S sa1d 1nd we Slt down to 1 meal of 'lllylilllllff from soup to nuts To say that the conversanon IS enhghtcnrng would only he lC1Cl111g someone astray but we do enjoy ourselves A C111 You Top Th1s progr 1111 IS 1nv1r11bly won by Mr Hovey Mrs Hoveys turtle story 1S 1lw1ys 1 favorrte After a erumpnous dessert of lemon tart or Splee eake, we scurry to the thlrd floor for a h1lf hour of 1el1x1t1on hefore Study H111 heffxns Whlle D1 lne kn ts a few more holes 111 her socks the rest of us 1re engaged 111 a none too pI'OfeSS101lll g1me of brrdge Our f1vor1te 1I'1fCI'1L1pf1OIl the gonfr summons us to the dllllllff room for two more hours of study Glmcrnv 1round the bu y trhles we see Sue lllTOl'1I1g over he1 fr1nca1s DITIIC trylng to thlnk up an or1g1n1l mlddle nnne 1nd JT ehuckl1n0f over Murder A Pro table Occupatwn Nrnefi teen descends upon us before we know rt, 1nd our labors 1re over unt1l tomorrow After a snack of mrlk 1nd crackers and a Good mght to our proctor 1nd Mrs Hovey we trudge up the st11rs to prep1re for bed At 10 15 most of the house settles down to sleep Th1s does not necessamly apply clally the poor souls hene 1th us who beheve 111 the su dman ' Food appe1rs from nowhere md d1sappe11s llkewrse lnto unknown regrons Fortune tellrnq by M1dame Moore 1S 111 proffress for anyone w1th 1 plst If D1 1ne ISD t Wfltlllg cl letter she 1nd F m1y he CllSCUSe1I10' the lrst week end Sue IS found w1th the blggest precc of c1ke 1nd Jan m1y he stuck Wlth one of G1nn1e s 1okes As we settle down our last remarks m1ght be Wlmo s the fresh ur fiend 11'1 th s 1001117 Klds just let me tell you thls one fl'11Il0' C111 t we change the suhject to somethrnv other th1n boys? But Ive got to get up at sxx to linrsh my lnology NaDeC But even Senrors ue suseeptlble to Morpheus pr1yers 1re s11d 1nd we ue soon f 1st rsleep Thrs hungs mother d1y to 1 elose 717 Clyde has beeome 1 very llI'lpOI'C'UIf p1rt of eur l1ves for If IS le1e under the gu1danee of De1n Moor Mr and M1 Hovey and the res1dence te Lchers th1t We h1ve tr ed to carry on MISS Mltehells rdeals We have grown to love W1I1CllCbtL1 1nd w1th n her walls we have learned the true meanmg of loyalty cour1ge 1nd fr1endsh1p I79 -K, 1. ' , E , -., , , .1 -t c ,J -,. , - bl 7' I , D 5 D ' I tv ' 1 ' . I ee an - 1 ' ' b 5 n , C , A. I. . D - . c , c f r ' c G . K , 1 ' 1 - . 2 . . I .- . . . . . . . . S. ' , X . I . S '., ., ' ' . ' ' . 'z X' - . D . e 2 1 1 - . V 3 , , L A , 4 1 , 1 C ' ' 1 as a 2 D 1 e 5 z , S , ' V ' 1 Q P' ' ' z J , . ' r e , c . . U , ' F 1 1 'C 5 1 . V' L C r h' . 2 , ' D ' 2 . - , . C . ' 3 3 'S Q I . , M . to the Senror Sulte. Who hasnt heard or those famous Semor birthday partres fespef lf - f '- -s ' 1 Q 7 . C -W -f A . r 1. , 1 '- s - ' , ' s ' f ' - w ' Z , . . . , ., k e. M C, f e . . , 1 J. ' I . .' D , Q ,X 1 , ' ' ' , ' K , C K , 3 a s L . u , , A l I , ' I I . U, . C, A . , c , '. ' r : 1 . ef . ' 2 ' 1 z 1 . ' 'I 1 4 s w ts xii r 1 . C C l I- -f C K . 1 7 'g ' ' 11-3 1 e ' 'X . C , ', . -5. , n , r 5 . 1- - ' 5 ' a ' - 9-. ' I . V . , c , . 1 , , K Y, C a MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS Nancy Baird ,... ...,..... ,..... P r esident Mary Louise Rodewald ..... . . .Vice President Mary Ballard .... . . . ..... Secretary Caryl Amshel. . .... Treasurer Bottom row: Susan Bancroft, Sue Gordon, Marita Pigossi, Monie McClemcnts, Cynthia Booth, Nancy Smith, Caryl Amshel, Daphne Kinsey. Second row: Mary Ballard, jonel Jeffery, Dorothy New, Nancy Harrison, Virginia Jack, Mildred Thomas, Betsy Reed, Kay Gerwig. Third row: Martha Jane Smyers, Patsy Diamond, Virginia Moor, Cynthia Miller, Carol Straub, Peggy Smith, Jean Eaton, Martha Harrison. Top row: Sue Davis, Judy Kirkpatrick, Nancy Feather, Mary Lou Moore, Sue Birf mingham, Virginia Schultz, Mary Lou Rodewald, Louise Graham. Absent: Nancy Baird, Joan Whetzel, Joan Paul, Elaine Grossman, Barbara Bell, June Turner. l l80fl PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB OFFICERS Pebgy Rlchnger Preszdent Mary Louxse Beatty V1ce P1 eslclent Slurley S1lver Secretary joan Lmhtenstul Treasurer Le t to -rzght Fnst row Blrbara Abney Charlotte Cohen Revvl Kitzman B1rb1ra GIVTD Mar gwret Moore Mxry Ely Peggy R1d1nger Second 'row Lynn Jubehrcr Ivy Frlesell Frances Hollearn She1l1 Bortz Lomse Bald endge Mary Ann McClements Sue Frinkenstem D me McCracken Top row Nancy Rohrer Pat Hyland Mary LOU1 e Beatty Frances Gr Hith Chus tme Peters Slurley S1lver Jean Frredman I l U . . u 1 1 I 1 I n-u.- Q 1 nsso v l On floor: Joan Lichtenstul, Sally Foster. L 2 ,- , 1 C , . . ' . , L f 1 , 2 , ' ' . Z . ' s . 9 f ' 1 a Q 1 1 I ' , , f ' , :Q . . : , ' , 'S L , . i , ' 7 I ' I 31 . Q lHl ,,E. T N Igiisg , E iyw ' va 1' Y 'Y --Af---f--f - 7- EM. - 5' EE -ll x i -eil ' 1 DRAMATIC CLUB Eleventh and Twelfth Grades OFFICERS Elizabeth Parrish .... ............. P 'resident Jean Birmingham. , . .... Vice President Carolyn Armstrong. . ..... Secretary Bruce Rial .... . . . ..... Treasurer First Tow: Sally Metzger, Besby Mohn, Stephanie Frank, Charlotte Kommer. Second row: Sally Leaman, Dorothy Davis, Gloria Palmer, Sherry Joyce, Jackie Sloan, Bonnie Solomon, Patty Lippincott, Edith Pennoyer, Bit Parrish, Betty Jean Rayburn, Diane Dixon, 'Third row: Claire Speelman, Eleanor Decker, Annie Lou Christler, Jeanie Jacob, Natalie Kaufman, Janet Terman, Mary Lou Hull, Nancy Stupakoff, Mary Whigham, Nancy Queer, Joan Heppenstall, Jane Dressler, Mary Lou Williams. Top row: Dale Johns, Sarah Falk, Mary Cosgrove, Peggy Metz, Ann Trilck, Myrna Kline, jean Birmingham, Nancy Moore, Ann Curran, Wynne Henderson, Julie Foster. Absent: Bruce Rial, Daphne Kinsey, Revva Katzman. ' l82l Ilvl lr lun ii lt WM' M B mil fl ' f n '- ' l ' , , ' . I ' ' , W , as V I 1 1 I I l 1 1 l l I , I R , 1 q- - - cg !,I, , f-,. - -11 f,. 1, gf ,wi I W 5 1 lag! ' ' 15,432 ' , ,1 llx . T:'2i'1r 515 Q l l l 1 ?I..,, ,nl '. DRAMATIC CLUB Engh+h Nmrh and Tenfh Grades le t to rnght Fwst 'row Audry Rosenthal Patty Booth Nancy Copp Susan S1ll3L1'St6111 Carol Dans Llll Rosenthll MargaretM1cVe111 Lucy Lmdsay Srlly Bumbau h Bctty Fm lay Mary Mohn C1rolCrookston Betty Sexbert Jean Booth Second 'row Sus'm Ev ms janxe Lou MLCiSl111 Sandy St mllworth Ruth O Breln Jane Soifel Nancy Bur Marine Pearlman Helen Gardner Susan LeClere Tlmd ww Nancy Crandall Sally Moore Helen Clark Pe Uy Ann Ewart Nancy Robb Nancy Heppenstall Sally Gottlxeb Joan F1sher Joan Soffel Mary Jane Lang ham Anne Lytle Sandy S1Cl'1EIlSIC16l Syhll Brown Fourth row Polly McNaugher Becky Bennet WIDOIIH Thorp P1tt1 K1rk Judy Ix1rkp1tr1ck Ahce Taylor Dunn. Hames Ann Furbanks Mary Ann Johnston Mar1lyn Stllley Glorla McCasl1n Mary B Wardexm ISB I I . : I 5 5 . 7 ' I 'Q 2, L f 2 , - ' , 1 1 s , 5 ' fn ' s 4 - a 3 a ' . 1 ' 1 4 ' 1 1 I . r 1. , 1 , 1 , , Cindy Pitcairn, Ellen Bishop, Phyllis Hodill, Carolyn Armstrong, Suzanne Bartley, 5 L I 3 L 93. B L 9 7 J ' ' : L . , , . , gb , 1 1 1 C a I s f 1 a I a 1 I s - : Q s 3 a D a 4 ' . s 7' ' ' ' x ' s , ' . , ' 5 s s C ' s 5 1 7 3 1 ' ' ' l MODERN DANCE CLUB OFFICERS Dorothy Davis ............... Director jackie Sloan . ..... Secretaryffreasurer Left to right- Bottom row: Peggy Jackman, Moiiie McClements, Barbara Seibert, Marty Lindsay, Nancy Copp, Sally Bumbaugh. Second row: Cynthia Booth, Nancy Smith, Polly McNaugher, Mary Lou Scharar, Betty Jean Rayburn, Margaret MacVean. Third row: Lois Graham, Carol Grinsfelder, Mary Jane Langham, Robena Moses, Peggy Ewart, Virginia Moor. Top row: Dorothy Davis, Jean Birmingham, Shirley Sneathen, Alice Taylor, Diane Haines, Anne Curran, Patricia Kirk, Shirley Silvers, Louise Graham, Nancy Robb, jackie Sloan. l34l MODERN DANCE CLUB Left to 'right- Bottom row: Lucinda Pitcairn, Sue Evans, Ivy Friesell, jean Booth, Audrey Rosen rhal, Sally Bloom. Second row: Sandy Stallworth, Patty Lippincott, Gloria Palmer, Helen Gardner Nancy Bair, Patty Booth, Sondra Gilford, Ann Frank. Third row: Charlotte Kommer, Annie Lou Chrlstler, Eleanor Deaker, Sherry Joyce Lois MacDonald, Bruce Rial, Marilyn Sugerman, Sally Duff. 'Top row: Martha Jane Smyers, Sue Gordon, Nancy Rohrer, Mary Louise Beatty Sue Bartley, Sara Falk, Sue Frankenstein. l87l LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of WinchesterfThurston School, City of Pittsburgh, County of Allegheny, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. First: We leave our skill for acquiring demerits to next year's Senior Class. Second: We leave Senior Study Hall to a can of sardines. Third: We leave to Miss Johnston all the time that Dean Moor took from our Hrst period Latin Class. Lastly: We as individuals do hereby bequeath the following: Bairdy Polly Sue . Char Cosgrove Anne . Dee . Susie Patsy Janie Jean Bunkie N an ce Julie Jeanie . Kay . Wynne . Happy M.L. leaves her grey hair to some future worrier. . . leavesl But I just got here! . leaves her seat in Senior Study Hall to cousin Jean. . v . leaves a parking place to Nat Kaufman. . leaves her knitting directions to Besby. . leaves her gym suit to Mary Ann Johnston. leaves Modern Dancing to Dean Moor. leaves math problems to whoever can solve them. . . . leaves Curley --alone. . leaves Miss Lissfelt to her own connotations. leaves-hurrying to catch the Oakmont train. leaves her Latin concoctions for Miss Johnston to decipher. leaves with leaves all taxi rights to some unsuspecting Junior. leaves her seat in S.S.H. to another daydreamer leaves her hockey stick for future Varsity games. her long fingernails-before another one breaks. leaves her hard seat in S.S.H. to Sue Gordon. .leaves her singing ability to Anne Trilck. . leaves her biology notes to the frogs. l83l Pat leaves someone else the job of keeping Mrs. DeLuca in change. Ginnie . leaves the book on her head to someone with a pointed dome. Betsy . . . leaves Peggy-the last of the jackmans. Dale . . . leaves 356 to Lois MacDonald. Sherry , . . leaves her excuses-L'They vvouldn't believe them. Sally wholeheartedly leaves living quarters at Shadyside to whoever wants them. fWho's she kidding? Edj Patty . . . leaves the back table a little quieter next year. Dfane leaves love, hope, and charity to the next Senior Suite inhabitants. Peggy .... . leaves her soft voice to Miss Lissfelt. Cynthia . leaves her grey sweater to whoever can fill it. Louie leaves her appetite for house meals to Carol Davis. Nancy . . . leaves tumbling mats for the gym. Glo . leaves her chair at the last table to some unlucky junior. Bit leaves her ride home from school to someone with permission. Joan . . . leaves a stack of wellfthumbed books to Judy. Edie leaves for Bothbay Harbor with Nancy, Pat, Bunky, and Whigy. Nancy . . . leaves memories of BC, to Margie Waddell. BJ. leaves Tom, Dick, and Harry to Peggy Ewart. Peg . . . .leaves, running--for Chautauqua. Jackie leaves any of her lost sleep that can be found to the Class of '49, Bonnie .... leaves her plaid glasses to a better lassie. Stupe .... leaves her one gym suit to Margie and Mary Ann. jan leaves to take a job on the State Psychiatric Board after her qualifying experiences at WinchesterfThurston. June . leaves her pocket size mystery story collection to Sherlock Holmes Joan . . leaves her blond streak to Cynthia Booth fbless the sunlj Whigy leaves her grapes to whoever is hungry enough to eat them. Mary Lou ..... leaves her bed-too late! lS9l PARTIN6 WORDS Bairdy I wish I could come back next year! Polly Two Bancrofts clown, one to go! Sue . .... . G.B.W.T. Char . Miss Esch, I still don't understand! Cosgrove . . . I'm oif for sunny California! Anne . . I .... Where's Sally? Dee I think I know an easier way, Mics Bortman! Susie .... It's been a little bit of heaven! Patsy ..... They can't convince me! jane But, Miss Johnston, I was at the farm this weekfend! jean ........ See ya! Bunky . June S! Whew! Made it! Nance .... I can't believe it! Julie . It's been nothing short of wonderful! Jeanie . . . Long live the Dean! Kay . . . See you at the lake, Peg! Wynne Gee, these three years went quickly! Heppy . Wait a minute till I inish this row! M.L. . . I'll never be the same again! Pat . . . . Egad! Free time at last! Ginnie . It's been barrels of fun knowing you all! Betsy I'll never forget my 13 years at W.T.! Dale . . . Rah! Rah! Carnegie Tech! Sherry . Wake me up-I must be dreaming! Sally . Goodfbye, ye olde schoole days! Patty . It's been a hard tight, but I made it! Diane . . You mean I can go? Peggy Hey, Mary! Wait for me! Cynthia . Where's my knitting? Louie See ya in the funny papers! Nancy . . . 'Twas a struggle! Glo . . . . . . GOOD BYE!! Bit A All good things must come to an end! Joan ..... Bye, Barbara! Edie But, Mfss Bortman, I can't square it! Nance . . . Meet me in New York! BJ, . It only took 12 years! Peg . . . . It's been real! Jackie ..... Meet me on Broadway! Bonnie Now I can give my potato sack back to the potatoes! Stupe . . Feet are still cold! Where are my slippers? Jan . . Are you sure Iim entirely finished? June . . . See you in Baltimore! Wetz . . Who wants a ride home?-for good! Whigy Where did he go, George? Where did he go? Mary Lou .... All's well that ends well!! foo l THE CRYSTAL BALL REVEALS .... A deadly hush falls over a large, musty room, as forty-six frantic females of reputed wisdom fix their eyes on a mysterious crystal ball placed precariously on a table. An unfamiliar odor fills the room: it is not the highly perfumed incense of the Orient. as might be expected, but a bit of smog smuggled in from Altoona. The haze parts, and out of the keyhole floats the incomparable Madame Zephrina Katrinkibus. The swami, exhaling the helium from her lungs, alights at the head of the table. After taking her seat, she gazes into the magic globe and begins to delve into the realm of the unknown. The year is-ah!-1960! I see politics flying thickly and heavily from a white-domed building. Some forms are materializing. I see that Honest Nancy Queer is running on the Safe-Crackers' Ticket, and Unquestionable M. L. Hull is being supported by the Blackmailcrs' Union. There is a heated argument over thc possibility of a third presidential candidate. It seems that Irreproachable Annie Curran, who has the support of the B. J. Rayburn League For An Ultra- Perfect Black Market, can't decide which candidate to vote for, so she is running on a separate ticket. The only comment on this Third Party action is being made by J. Terman, Ambassador to Russia, who is helping stuff the ballot boxes for Annie. It is possible that Janet wants the presidency herself, however, and may stuff herself into the boxes. The scene is changing. I see Pittsburgh. Nancy Baird, winner of the 1959 All-American Sportswomanys Contest, is proving herself worthy of the title again this year. She is at the famous P.A.A QPittsburgh Anchorage Ass'n.j with two companions-Sue Best F. of the D. Birmingham, and the VVorld Champion Tiddledy VVinks Player. Jean Friedman. Neither of her friends is prepared to pay the bill, so our brave heroine has taken out her Never-sharp Drip and Leaker pen and is signing on the dotted line. VVhat a sportl My attention is being directed to New York. I sec that the famous fashion designer, Peggy Metz, is proving itis a woman's world by her recent publication of Dlcsquirc, a magazine read by the messes. Her associate, Mary Lou VVilliams. noted torch singer, has given up a successful career of modeling gymsuits at WLT. to appear in same on the cover of the March issue of Jlcsquirc. Dr. Dale Johns was asked to serve on the Zllcsquirz' Stall' but has replied that her duties as consulting advisor to the lovclorn are more important. The ball is clouding-I can't quite make out the images-Ah! Itis becom- ing clearer. I sec an art exhibit where the best paintings of the year are being shown. There is a tie for first prize between Mary Whigham's picture, Flying A Kite In A TcIz'phr111e Booih, and Joan Heppenstall's Pushing if T'Vh.ceII1ar1'fm' Through .fl Knot Ilolc. However, the judges, Nancy Feather and Kay Gerwig, have decided on a joint prize, and are giving a booby prize to Diane lNIcCracken for her pin sketch of The Grand Canyon. My thoughts are being interrupted by static coming from the local radio station. I see that Peggy Ridinger, a house-wife from Peoria, has won the famed Miss Alaneousu contest. Peg has correctly guessed that Miss Alaneous is, in reality, the noted naturalist, Patsy Diamond, author of Barefoot Boy Will: Shoes On. Peggy is receiving hundreds of prizes, among which is the Brooklyn Bridge, which the J. Dressler Construction Corp. will cheerfully move to Peoria free of charge. Edie Pennoyer of Turtlcsoup, Indiana. has won second prize in the contest, and is l91l receiving a hundred year's supply of WUZ, which is being offered by the sponsor of the program, Gloria Palmer, who says, 'Use WUZ, and what it was, it wonit be anymore 1' Some noise is breaking through the quiz program. I hear the famous news commentator, Machine-Gun Miller, shooting off some yokel news. 'Flash-Julie Foster is starting out on a three-day crossing of the Atlantic Ocean in a barrel. Miss Foster, who crossed the Pacific last year in a milk bottle, is pleased with her more spacious accommodations this year. Joan Paul and Polly Bancroft have just received a patent on the back for their recent invention, a tractor with a jet-propelled egg-beater for making all housework easier. Mary Ely and Nancy Moore have just been selected by Panana-the toothpaste to end all teeth-as the 1960 models for their product. Misses Ely and Moore will appear on the covers of all editions of Rand-McNally Maps and National Geographics. Bonnie Solo- mon, who won the Pushitzer Prize last year for her inspiring novel- Manhattan Telephone Directory-Abridged''-has constructed a pair of collapsible glasses. They are ideal for people who never remember to remove their glasses from their pockets before sitting down. Joan Wlietzel has perfected a dynamo eraser especially for people who wear new shoes before returning them to the store. By using this eraser, the guilty persons are able to completely erase the soles of their shoes so that the clerks in the stores can never tell that they have been worn.' My attention is now being directed to VValla YValla, where I sec a beauty salon. It is Miss Sally Leaman's 'Haven For The Heavyf Pat Hyland, world famous weight lifter, is rescuing Sherry Joyce, who has accidentally been strapped to an exercycle for over twelve hours. Although Sherry's original weight is not known, there is little to speak of at present. My gaze is shifting to Hollywood, where the Academy Awards are being presented. The award for the best picture of the year is being given to the Bit 'Parrish The Thought' Productions for Suclalcnly It's Springy, or Life On A Chip- cndale Chair. Mary Cosgrove has been proclaimed the outstanding actress for her magnificent performance in His Feats FVa.s' Too Small. June Turner and Char- lotte Cohen are receiving awards as the best supporting actresses for their uplifting performance in carrying Mary Lou Moore in Carry N10 Ilome To Siberia, which was produced and directed by Betsy Jackman. Two ladies are now appearing on the stage. They are the famous exponents of the dance, Jackie Sloan and Dee Davis. Their performance is being interrupted by the Co-Chairman of the Anti- Antics Association-Virginia Jack and Nancy Stupakoif, who are insisting that the votes thus far have been miseounted. However, Wynne Henderson, Chairman of the Presentation Committee, asserts that since nobody bothered to count votes, as all awards were given to the highest bidders, their plea will be disregarded. The evening is being brought to a close by a rendition of 'Marching Along Together' by the well-known quartet of Eaton, Lippincott, and 'Disc-Jockey Davis and her Brin- dled Cat.' The spirits inform me that I must disclose nothing more at this time con- cerning the future. However, if anyone wishes more details about 1960, she can secure much information by sending in the first page of Webster's Dictionary and 20 cents in pillsf' Upon uttering these invigorating words, iviadtme Katrinkibus slowly rises and is passing out the keyhole, leaving behind 46 stupified girls. We leave their futures up to you. l92l l I E FAREWELL It seems only a few, short, happy days since we first entered Winchester. We came, wondering what surprises were in store for us and hoping that we would be favorably accepted by the faculty and the students. It wasn't long before we discovered that school is fun and that loyal friendships can be made. We learned in the days that followed-we learned many, many things. With Miss Mitchell and the teachers, we came to share their ideals-the ideals of the school. We began to understand more fully that character, courage, and loyalty go hand in hand with understanding. The years went by quickly, and suddenly, our Senior year arrived. With all the responsibility of our Senior year, has come the spirit which is an integral part of every WinchesterfThurston Senior, This Senior Spirit is the combination of the mischievous Freshman Spirit, the selffconfident Sophomore Spirit, and the conscientious junior Spirit. It is all of these and more. And in the wave of this Spirit comes the realization of how deeply we love our school and classmates. It is hard to leave our friends behind. However, it is good to know that they will devote themselves to those ideals that we have striven to uphold. It is hard to say goodbye, for our years at W.T. have been such happy ones. But it is good to know that always when we return, our school . . . the spirit that makes our school what it is . . . will be here to welcome us, the class of '48. N. J. Q. .f5 APPRECIATION The staff of the THISTLEDOWN of 1948 wishes to express its sincere and deep appreciation to the following people: Miss Lissfelt, for her help and cofoperation in the writ' ing of this bookg Mrs. Rhodes, for her timely and valuable aid in check' ing our financial failings, Mr. Chalmers Siviter, for his endless patience with us in the publication of our bookg The Jonas Studio, for their fine photography work. l 94 l 'T 5 1- Q 0 ky wi G A xqf I x, '84 o I f, a00,, I 5 o C' I 0 .1 ,O 'I 0 0 6 C C 16 y. XX NNN X of f o X 4 O 6 o 0 I o f95 Ff 5 Q OLD 0 I 7!?N'J 5 ' ' , f Q Q. 'mu U I I M - . h - - 9 , not hah Aly' A ,F W ,ni Q' Xxx -E e on AK .Q 'N .O fo- can Q XXXXNQQXNZXQ on I if 4 l' . CX ' Ni D Q :Q cz Oq 9 X . Q41 - R , -aux I .fr g .0 -. Q. N wwe o eg, Hg, og. .vga i M . . ICQ ,f-Q.,q Lg . 0,-. 5 . , N --. 'f-ix 5' ' --N. 'U i . L- Q ,,. Q A . A i4 1 . . . B xx. . pnQo'o'f,o Qhyqf N--asfbz - J 'I o' . v'?.'Q. 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Ch?1I'10ffC McCracken, Diane 615 Wezt College Street, Canonsburg 7 Morgan Di-ive, Lgeclqbufg Cosgrove, Mary Metz. Pgggy 6304 .1HCkS0U Sffefff 5610 Northumberland Street CUYYHH, Anne Miller, Cynthia 308 Bevington Road, Forest Hills 320 Juniata Court Davis, D0l'0Cl1Y Moore, Mary Lou 5415 Albermarle Avenue 225 Melville Lane, Sewickley, Pa. Davis, SUS Moore. Nancy 5421 A1bCH1Hl'1C Avenue 910 Washingtcmn Avenue, Oakmont, P Diamond. Patsy Palmer, Gloria 5345 Fair Oaks Street 130 Mayfair Drive, Mt. Lebanon Dressler. Jane Parrish. Elizabeth 1140 Murrayhill Avenue Rosslyn Farms, Carnegie, Pa. Eawn. Jean Paul, Joan 430 Eleventh Street, Oakmont, Pa. R. D. 1, Cheswick, Pa. Ely, Mary Pennoyer, Edith 1162 S. Negley Avenue 5660 Beacon Street Feather, Nancy Queer, Nancy 1428 Greystone Drive 1410 Browning Road Foster, Julie Ridinger, Peggy 409 Orchard Street. Glen Osborne, Sewickley 1201 S. Negley Avenue Friedman, Jean Rayburn, Betty Jean 1320 Bennington Avenue 124 Carnegie Place Gerwig, Kay Sloan, Jackie 1345 Inverness Avenue 728 Spring Street, Latrobe Henderson, Wynne Solomon, Bonnie 216 Overdale Road, Forest Hills 1236 Squirrel Hill Avenue Heppenstall, Joan Stupakolf, Nancy 1223 Heberton Avenue 912 Hamilton Avenue, Latrobe Hull, Mary Lou Terman, Janet 1174 Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon 126 Academy Avenue, Mt. Lebanon Hyland. Patricia Jean Turner, June Brightwood Road, R. D. 1, Library, Pa. Bryn Ayron, Ebensburg Jack, Virginia Whetzel,,1oan Allegheny Avenue, Avonmore, Pa. 720 Shady Avenue Jackman. Betsy Whigham, Mary 6301 Bartlett Street 1534 Denniston Avenue Johns, Dale Williams, Mary Lou 1432 Beechwood Boulevard 522 Gettysburg Street JUNIOR CLASS Beatty, Mary Louise Gordon, SUZHHDC 413 S. Dallas Avenue Schenley Apartments Birmingham, Jean Crillith, FFHHCCS 1343 Murdoch Road 1025 0161 GMS Road Borrz, Sheila Grossman, Elaine 1616 Union Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. Hotel Schenley Christler, Anne Lou H2-YUSOH, Martha 13119 5709 Woodmont Street 139 South Dallas Avenue Decker, Eleanor 136015. 12311 1255 Denniston Avenue 17-35 Bellerock Street Dixon, Digi-ie Katzman, Revva 585 S, Negley Aveiuue 1664 Fawcett Avenue, Mclieesport, Pa. Falk, Sara Kaufman, Natalie 1200 Bennington Avenue 1653 Beechwood Boulevard Frank, Stephanie KinseY, Daphne 1231 Bennington Avenue 1346 Tennessee Avenue 1961 Kline Myrna Rohrer Nancy 1814 Murdoch Street 938 Ml1lOH Avenue Komme1 Charlotte Seltzer R1ta 1310 H111 dale Avenue Dormont P1 171 A Irwln Dr1ve P1e1kant H111 Pa McC1ements Mary Ann Sfllltll Maxgaret 5640 Ay1eQboro Avenue 521 Academy Ave11ue Sew1ck1ey MCtZgC1 Sally Smyers Martl11-Iane 6938 B1en11e1m Count 209 South Llnden Avenue Mo11n Betty Ann Speehnan Clane 6031 Bunkel H111 Stlcet 710 Berkblnre Avenue Moore MllL11Ct Aniley Tnlck Anne 1424 Bxowmng Road 1415 Shady Avenue Reed Betsy Waddell Marjome 1128 1.1nco1n Way MeKeeQport Pa 6863Me1de Street Rodewald Mary LOLUSC Went el joln 508 Edgerton Place 1705 Jameqown Place TENTH GRADE Amshel Caryl Llndsay Lucy 5394 Wl1kl11b Axenue 446 South Dallas Avenue Ballard Mary Lyflff Ann 955 Hgbcltun Awnuc 1128 Parkwew Avenue New Kenkmgton Pa MacDonald LUIS Bancroft Susm 125 South Dallae Avenue M1eVean Margaret Bartley Suzanne 204 South Lexnagton Avenue McCas11n G1or1a Bennett Rebecca 1629 Btethwood Boulex 1rd 634 Chestnut St1eet Br1dgev1l1e Mmm Mlry LOUISE Berkman Joan 6031 Bunker H111 St1eet 1433 Im ernesb Avenue M001 V11g1n1a Booth Patncli 914 South A111en Avenue W M R b Oodhnd Drive R D 6 Oqeg734O'1S1'1ldimaS Bou1eva1d Cedar Run Road A1111on Park 420 South Dallae Avenue Bumbaugh Sa11y 5121 Ellaworth Avenue Peters Chflstm Copp Nancy R 1 B 1101 Bank Street Brldgeulle H 46r1l5eBayard Sugar Davm Carol RUIII B1rbara 716 McKe 111 Stleet Butler Pa 12141nxe1ness St1eet Duff Sally Rosenthal L11a 671 South Lmden Axenue 1 Rob1n Road Ellenbogen Naonu Se111ra1 Mary Louwe 17136 SQUIFIC1 H111 Axenue 6853 Penn Avenue Ewart Peggy Anne Sl113C1SfC11'l Suzanne 7139 Meade Sheet 1411 Invemess Stleet F1n1ay E1lZ:l13Ct11 S1lver Shnley 1069 Owage Dr1ve 2 Meadowbrook R D 9 Meldowbxook Acro Pa Frznkenstem Susan Sncathen Sh1r1ey 1209 Dennwton Avenue 5771 Forbes Street Gardner Helen Stllley Marrlyn Pa1k Manmona Apartment G Lebanon Road Homwtead G11fo1d Sondra Stlllllb Carol 5434 Ay1eGbo1o Axenue 240 Lytton A1 enue Gr1nsfelde1 Carol Sugerman Mar11y11 5545 Ayleaboro Avenue 17115 Mu1docla Road Ho11earn Adlyn Thoma: M11d1ed 7316 Brownwv111e Road Ca111ck 1.12 D1c11son Avenue Ben Avon Langham Mary ane Tusk Malflld 614 Ann Street Home te 1d 51191 E11swo1t11 Avenue NINTH GRADE Armbtrong Cuolyn B lldrldge LOUIQC 2040 Beechwood Bolueveud 1448 Greystone Dr1ve Ban Nancy B1sl1op Ellen 811 West Street HOH1CbfCld Fox Chapel Manor l 9 1 . .1 K 1 3 I s , , 1. f , -.Q s, 1. - , . . r '. 5, . 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Q 3 1 x - 1 . . e . 1 . - f ' . 2' 1 z 1 r I I , , ' 2 1 Bloom, Sally 1226 Bellerock Street Booth, Cynthia 826 Amberson Avenue Crandall, Nancy 7001 Penn Avenue Crookston, Carol 6933 Rosewood Street Fisher, Ioan 1760 Beechwood Boulevard Foster, Sally 431 Bucknell Street Frank, Ann 1231 Bennington Avenue Gottlieb, Sallie Schenley Apartments Graham, Lois 1454 Greystone Drive Graham, Louise 6420 Kentucky Avenue Haines, Diane Royal York Apartments Harrison, Nancy Lou 139 South Dallas Avenue Heppenstall, Nancy 1225 Heberton Avenue Hodill, Phyllis Fox Chapel Manor Hollearn, Frances 2316 Brownsville Road, Carrick Jeffery, jonel 1145 Wightman Street Johnston, Mary Ann 5854 Aylesboro Avenue jubelirer, Lynn 1226 Denniston Avenue Kirk, Patti 6536 Wilkins Avenue EIGHTH Abney, Barbara 1310 Wood Street Blum, Janet 1533 Valmont Street Booth, jean Woodland Drive, R. D. 6 Brown, Sybil 525 N. Main Street, Masontown, Pa. Clark, Helen 5445 Northumberland Street Dibert, Ioan 7032 Meade Street Evans, Suzanne 7515 Graymore Road Fairbanks, Doris Anne 4210 Centre Avenue Givan, Barbara 7411 Richland Manor Harris, Ruth Shady Side Academy, Fox Chapel Jackman, Peggy 6301 Bartlett Street Drive Kirkpatrick, Iudy 5802 Northumberland Street Lichtenstul, Joan 716 Hastings Street McNaugher, Polly 6850 Reynolds Street New, Dorothy 714 Berkshire Avenue O'Brien, Ruth 127 Grove Avenue Paul, Judy R. D. 1, Cheswick, Pa. Pearlman, Margery 5536 Northumberland Street Pigossi, Marita 430 Washington Avenue, Bridgeville Pitcairn, Lucinda 6804 Edgerton Avenue Robb, Nancy 7011 Penn Avenue Schultz, Virginia 5634 Northumberland Street Seibert, Betty 5415 Wilkins Avenue Sichelstiel, Sandra 6127 Callery Street Smith, Nancy 1121 Wightman Street Soifel, -lane 6820 Penham Place Soffel, ,loan 6820 Penham Place Taylor, Alice 1040 Highmont Road Thorp, Winona 6637 Reynolds Street Warden, Mary B. 6561 Darlington Road Whitcomb, Audrey R. D. 2, Allison Park, Pa. GRADE LeClere, Suzanne Oak Hill Farms, Allison Park, P Lennox, Nancy 1125 Shady Avenue Lindsay, Martha 446 South Dallas Avenue McCaslin, Ianie Lou 1629 Beechwood Boulevard McClements, Monie 5 640 Aylesboro Avenue Mehl, Gretchen 617 South Linden Avenue Michael, Sally 1508 Riverside Heights, Verona, Montgomery, Marion R. D. 1, Wexford, Pa. Moore, Sally Sue 1424 Browning Road Rosenthal, Audrey 1 Robin Road Singer, Patricia 5562 Bellerock Place Stallworth, Sandra Schenley Apartments 1931 8. P . ,f c THE D. l. CLARK COMPANY, PITTSBURGH, PA: i991 Solid Fuel is your Best Fuel ...LET CI-IAMPIUN sol.vE Youn HDME-HEATING PRUBLEMS 'lr CHAMPION Coal fStoker sizes a specialty? f Smokeless Coal 'A' DISCO-Radiant Fuel . Coke 1' HARD Coal - All sizes A Reading Briquets fMade from Hard Coal, 'A' SIVIOKELESS STOVES These stoves burn low-cost soft coal and comply fully with Pittsburglfs Anti-Smoke Ordinance. 'A' WINKLER Fully Automatic STOKERS Models for every need - all fully automatic - no shear pins. A' AUTOMATIC HEAT REGULATORS For all hand-fired furnaces. 'A' THERMO-RITE SCREENS for FIREPLACES 4 FURNACES Inspected and Cleaned Call Grant . l m A GJAQE N CDAY or NIGI-ITD CHAMPIO COAL CUMPI-XNY uoq wood sf.-eel., Downtown Pittsburgh HEATERS, STOKERS and FUEL SOLD ON OUR EASY BUDGET PLAN 1 100 1 FUR GRADUATICDN A Dalmatian from F ' h arslg 1: Y ll lvayf likz' fl 77.1, zflzfy L. H. Mayer, Ir., M.D. W. Stephens MayC1', Jr. james Ellis Mayer Farsight Kennels, Reg. 228 MARKET STREET JOHNSTOWN' PENNSYLVANIA I 1 x , ,., .-.-.,, ..,.g:f M. E., : 3 -.....-4 ax...-..---13 5 Q5 M. . - .:,I' 1 ess? E Eg 2 Q Q5 gee.. ,. gg V , .,,, s., E Qs x.,,:., ... 5 5 . , Lf .aw , sq. . . 4 1. 1 1' Tl gn ,f2. 1 gf 2. -,.,- . ' 1-'- -51'f...-ix-1. ' Eg I .. .,S4,: I 5 ..,.. , M 1 QI' E ..I 'C1: cw 1 , 4 .- JU. . gigs .1 H : mg. I. ' .iz5i. l l'i7'5-E W- j11LgEe g3.:. - ., A. , .,.,. , .. .1 4 Sa , . 1. , E X 3 - L.: f'?Wi' ' 'P ff .. ,Y- ECTS? .. f .sm ,x .V-5 ,H ..., ,XF aw . . . ' , ,QS .5 sig asf 2 A iw 1253 aff. 5 Y ,Q .Ui .... 5 15 9 5f'.,-1 sl y A1 Z?EQ g?f3. gf saws 55 ? . . . A, . 5, , -,'.1l33?f4 3 , . ..s 5. . ,,., is 2 Ng . 7. is :N , .N 1-3 E .A .... .. .. J.. S. I.. 2' I 69 A r-::'::'k.5.5..-aef.r.i.- es- 1 .. ....:4:.f.:9.1:.. -:-nw. : . . 5 ffff ' ,, -M..-F .. . ...... . ,..... --'-1 . ..3?. 5 ,,.,.. ,E a -M., -: 4. . , . ' ki Q4 i . .,.. . .... Gqzfiatic gngofogmag 1 WEDDING PORTRAITS COPIES MINIATURES f OILS THE JONAS STUDIO NEW STREET FLOOR LOCATION 6020 Center Avenue East Liberty Pittsburgh 6, P Only Location - No Branch Studios Telephone MOntrose 3436 I1031 'A' SWINDELL-DRESSLER UURPIJRATIUN ir fbe4a7,m4 am! Eudcleu of Macfean fncfwihial aaanaced -k PITTSBURGH 30, PENNSYLVANIA if PITTSBURGH CARBGN INC. FULTON AND GOEBEL STREETS, PITTSBURGH 12, PA. SAM B. HEPPENSTALL JR Mlsslnzru' l 105 Promoting Progress with ever freer petroleum products GULF OIL CORPORATION General Oiices Pinrsburgh, Pennsylvania I 1 The Place To Go .. f 01' ,Soft fDrinks 'Pastries 'fDesse'rts Gonfections Two Stores ..... Two Tea Rooms JOYCE-MCCLEMENTS SCHENLEY AP,xu'1'MENTS-OAKLAND P1 NN AND SHADY-EAST LIBERT1 f107j Complivm I I C5716 Gibffusic 611419 I I arberry ill Farms COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE and HOGS HAY - GRAIN - STRAXV Mu. AND Mus. YVILLIAM B. PAUL, Proprietors J OHN .-XRNOLD, Hlllllllgfl' R. D. 1, Clxcswick, Pu. ylt'Ll,'jIll0lllfS : Dorscyvillc 4111 Gibsoniu 5234-VV Il09l Distributors Fuel Company 739 G If B ld ng GR 832.5 PI'1 TSBURGH PA I 1 The Photography Club Congratulations to The Senior Class ,OIHNII fblllcll fb Q F. I. Kress Box Company C Z f The Modern Dance Club I I C' ll n f Friends in Johnstown 1 C pl f Junior Class I 1 Crandall-MeKenz1e Kr Henderson Incorporated - I 7025 Chaucer Street ITTSBURGH PA. c'0mpzmm3 of JOHN W. WALTERS CO Dependable service since 1884 in LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS JOHNSTONVN, PA. IIISI Rody P. Marshall Safety Driving School J 0 NA S S 0 N ' S where fashions are specially for you lVhetl1e1' you're planning for college or '1 careel or for your vacation . . . you'll find the choice faslnionables in Jo1zas.s'0n's. And for dates, cunning Wearables that will turn every man's eye your way . . . Jonassonfv is thc Specialty Store that specializes just for you. J 0 ASSO ,S nunnwu TD rAsHmN Liberty at Oliver ATlantic 6200 l119l Q If fl 'W UILDING Q Q Xe X X XX WV 1 5 a Y w e 0 L 4 1 Y? 'Gif' I t ,gg 3 1 30 Pants 'I Hats 3, ittle VERNEIPS Ni . Q -X we Q A I - U '- ': -H---:'3 ..'f3 . 'fl g b Q - - E 5 ll .F V -, 7 43 -'- In ' Q '- ' gxc' . , . ,... ,V,. I -I zz. 35,2 I -QE, oftxe ' Rot' See that styling? Perfect to the lost . NIOUY WN stitch. Feel thot fit? None better. Who makes 'ern? Why, Sandler, of course . . . the greatest norne in sport shoes! ERNEIPS 249 Fifth Avenue IIZOI NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON The First Mutual Life Insurance Company Clmrtc1'cd in Americfi--1835 LIFE INSURANCIC, ANNFITIES and PENSION PLANS J OHN T. SHIRLEY, Gmzcfrnl Agent ALLAN I. SHmL1c1', A.S'.S llStlIf'l1-t General Agent 1909 Oliver Building Pittsbllrgll 22, Pennsylvania. ATlantic 7760 DEPARTMENT STORE A Growing Store Serving a Growing Community 60 Years 5911-19 Penn Ave. - Hlland 5800 Illll KEYSTON E DAIIQY Q1mZ'ity P1'0cluc:t.s ' Purveyor of milk and other dairy products to VVINCHESTER-'I1HURS'1'ON SCHOOL Phone 666 New Kensington, Pa f122j S. WJACK Drlllmg Contractor C0mpl'z 111011ts of C C O BRYN AYRCDN EBENSBURG-, PA. TlI.07'O?lfQ1Ifb7't?ll.9 - Siamese - Germmz Slu'pl1.c1'fls LIZ4-1 C'0111ApZi'11zw1,ts of National Unio11 Fire Insurance Co. P1'1 1's1sU11GH, PA. E. M. I-IILL LUMBER CO. Une Ccfntury of Service 1848 19418 2601 iPCl'1l'1 Avenue GRan'c 5952 H771 Compliments of A FRIEND Falklands Farm Whole lersey Milk Distributcrl by ZEUGER. lNI1LK COMPANY Telephone - SCl1CI1lCy 89200 l1261 Com plhfzevlfts of The Balter Paper Company B. M O. VVil1'C1l0LlSC - Anderson and Isabella Streets, N. S. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA l?fxi1'fZl.X 6400 Compliments of The Schnabel Company of W.Va GRAFTON , VV. VA. Jlotor Truclv Equaipmwzt l1271 Compliments of Consolidated Business Forms Co. 532 First Avenue Pittsburglg Pa. GRHl1t 8077 HENRY KREILINC-5 6- SONS CO. MEATS - POULTRY SEA FOODS - Um' Specialty VVe Deliver Telephones: Hllaud 2980 - 2981 - 2982 l1?.S1 Mr Mrs Charles W Baird and Mrs George Baneroft and Mrs Donald C W B1l'IH1l1gl1d1T1 R D Campbell and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs jacob D1 and Mrs and Mrs and Mr and Mrs Harry E an Mrs an Mrs 'Nl an 311 'UI H11 ZITI 'ln r r Mrs Mrs r Mrs Mrs PATRON LIST jacob l.. Cohen Wrllxaxn H Cosgrove ames Curran Maurlce Davls vxs Edward Dramond Plnllp Dre sler Charles L Eaton Feather FFHDCI C Foote Alden W Foster Louls K Frxedman Samuel G Hender on S B Heppenstall Frank L Hull P mtrxck Hyland S W ack D E wel-:man Mrs Dale M 'IH AFI dn 1111 dll 2111 dll lfl dll EIU HH an an an an an an Ma and 'md Mrs r Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs r 1 r ohns Robert Joyce Theodore R Leaman Henry C Lrppmcott Ir ames W McCracken ohn A Metz r Davrd B Mrller Jay R Moore C D Palmer Wrllrarn M Parrxsh Wrlllam B Paul Raymond P Pennoycr Clyde N Rayburn Iohn S Rldmger Ralph R Sloan Isaac W Solomon S H Stupakolf Mark I Terman ry Ellls Turner Mr I Clyde 'Whetzel Mrs W1ll1an1 Wlmxgluarum D1 V A Wlllxams C omplzma 1Lt.s 0 THE WILLOWS POOL OAKMONT, PA 5, ' . , ' V '. ' . J .. Mr. r. V ' ' Mr. 4 d M s. Mr. . . . ' ' ' Mr. ' d .. . V . g , , Mr. ' d e. . ' ' , D Mr. . ,. . . V Mr. ' d . I . .' Mr. .. . . M1'.' d ...I D . -,-I. Mr. I . I. Mr. d . Mr. .. ' ' Mr. ' d .. . Mr- , , ' Mr. 1 d . . . Mx. .. ' M1'.' d . ' ' . . . 1 Mr. .. s. Mr. d -. ' L . Mr. . S. . . Mr. d . . Mr. '. William A. Ely Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Queer Dr. . Mr. . d Mrs. . . Mr, , d A, '5 . M1'. Cl Mrs. ' . l A Mr. r d . . . Mr. d J. . Mr. . d M s. L . ' Mr. ' d M S. . . Dr. Cl M s. . 5 Mr. 1 d M's. . . 1 ' Mr. d . . . , Jr. Mr. 1 d M s. . Mr. . d '. . . . '- Mr. d M s. 2 ' J. ' Mr. s. . - - h Mr. cl '. . . I MF- 1 V-. , L , lf- Mr. 1 d . . . J. , jr. '. . . . , . 179 Street, Spqrt :mal Evening Apparel Szveaters, Blouses, and Other Accessories 5861-63 Forbes Sheet - Squirrel Hill Compliments of Berger's Drug Stores H501 GEO. YV. I-IAAS, Inc. Cmnplinzents of D'ispclz.s'ilzg f,l1fiL'ilLll8 INIOORE, LEONARD 8: LYNCH Downtown-A1437 YVood Struct Union Trust Building East Liberty-5062 Baum Blvd. AT1antic 0358 YELLOVV CAB COMPANY Conzplimcnts of The thinkilzfg fellow calls za Yellown LIGGETT DRUG CO. Gliilllt 8100 I1311 M EADOVV GOLD IC111 CREADI Milmnow GoLu Dziuums, INC. Pittsburgh, Pu. A. PIARIIIS E. B. H.ARIlIS HARRIS FOODS CORIPANY Quality llloats - Poultry Dairy Products 8-9 Diamond Square ATl:mtie 5697-5138 Pittsburgh, Pa. THE VVARDROBE 190 N. Craig Street Ilrvsses of Distinction SChenlcy 1813 Pittsburgh, Pa. Flowers and Gifts HUGH A. BICRIASTER 503 Beaver St. Phone 788 Sewickley, Pa. NEIYT-TO-NEVV SHOP Where You Blay Buy, Wllcre You hlay SELL, Anything you can Carry. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Tuesday and Thursday Evenings 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 2nd Floor 5044 Beaver St. Sewickley 1055 MOnt1'ose 3078 11-ICCAULEY SHOP Gowns, Costumes, Tffraps, Dlillincry Accessories 131 South Highland Avenue East End., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1321 C'mnplivnm11ary Ads Ben Hyde W'illium Hall Co. Englert's ltlillinery Rohinson's Auron Schwartz Sewickley Appliance Co. Victoria Mannequin School Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Campbell Swugger Shop E. M. Young Pittsburgh Barber School Mzmdel's Cleaning Co. Autcm-eith's Dollar Stores Byrnes :ind Kiefer Co. Compliments of 11 Friend Duquesne Appraisal Co. Emma Friedrichs Compliments of C. J. Hensley Hertzhurns George McCullough Quinio Beauty Studio Royers, Greensburg, Pa. IV. H. Seaman Beautiful shoes at savings of 2571 to 5072 Sizes 1 to 12-Vvidths AAAAA to E LITTLE'S SHOE STORE Amr'rica's largest selling finer shoes for less 5850 Forbes Street JAckson 3800 Pittsburgh, Pa. LINEN SHOP Gow-ns and .f1cce.s's0rir's for Nloilwr and Daughifr Sewickley, Pa. Sewickley 2194 LIBERTY ELECTRIC CO. KVM. Boo'rI1 Electrical Cforzfrrzclm' WY arf' as near as your plzomf' Cims. M. PI-IIQNRY Pn1N'1'ING Co. IVi1'iwg - I?r'pairi11,g . V ' Prmtzfrs and 1J'IlgI'!I'ZJf'7'S Prompt Service - Rensomihle Rates Greensburg, Pa. 6017 Centre Ave. Hlland 02113 Com plimefn ts of THE LEXINGTON ROLLER SKATING PALACE In flu' Ifenri of East Libfwty HIl:md 9800 DIAIXIUND OPTICIANS Established 1856 IJitf.S'lJIlTg11jS 0lr1P.s'i Opfical House New Location:-11112 Sixth Street ' just around the corner from our former location Dia1110ml's Glasses' Grace the Face 133 Complimcvzts of BETSY ROSS TEA ROOM Forbes St. and Oakland Ave. Schenlcy 911161 Pittsburgh, Pa. ORIGINAL ABRAVANEL FURQ Storage, Rvstyling, Repairing and Clffaning Ready To Wear and Custom Made Furs 3rd floor Salon-204 Fifth Ave. at Market Our only location - ATlzmtic 1686 Antique Jewelry-Estates Appraised R. F. AIINHEIBI THE JEWELRY SHOPPE If it's jewelry we can repair -it 117 Fifth Ave. - lVIay Bldg. GRunt 8223 Pittsburgh, Pa ADRIAN SHOP 505 Smithfield Street Pittsburgh, Pa. C'0'mpZivm:n.ts of RTR. and INIRS. I. H. BLOOIW THE CARLTON SHOP Finff Furniture 5852 Forbes St. HAzel 22849 BRISKINNS F171fP Furs 119 S. Highland Avenue Hllund 026111 Compliments of A FRIEND RI ROINI 'IL SONS CO Dlslvzlzulors 0 IOND LILI PRODUCIS MAR I X SCHRAMM ORC I-ILS I R XS Iluszcnl I1Ifl7'llL1IlI77ll7If or all Occawons' 307 NIKON Blllldlllg C Rant 1687 SC HII I I R S PHARM XC X QIIIIKILQSIIIK Drug Sion A111011 Au md VS 1lnut St NIA1flow.r 1000 Com plzments of I HL SIILTFRS C OMMISS XRY Bomzlmq SIFIIJPHIQI Baihnzq Icacvwrlzs 131 Brofld St Sexucklew P-1 801- I'orbeQ Street Thr' Stoll of Irundly bfruzca SINC1 R SI II INC M XC HINI C OMPANX STI YI NSON C'HISLL'lT Inc I zrrythznq qood fa eat Ccntrc and H1 111.11111 As Lnues 1 7 , rw r 1 1 I , k ' A A 1 1 1 1 rw . ' L - . 1 2 I ' I 2 L ' ' - if - F 1 4 441 ,C if r 1. , .. , A ,f.'j. ' V, , ' n I ' J L Dv vu fl 1 7 1 '1 Y I Y SEV' If KLM CANINE SQUIRREL HILL NEVVS STAND 1 f if ,lx ' V1 , z'uw1l' Ip-1 rf I I .7 1 '1 -, I 1 '- Uv L . L '.. J, 1. 3 7 E - p 1 S' ,Q N 2 Q , I X P 1 T ui!! ' -I I ' ,J A J ' , , '32 'gg ' , 'D . rw SAVOR'S BAR-B-Q F 1'0CpO1't Roacl Chcswick, Pa. When you have a date Head for Route 28. You can dance, And play golf too. Savofs, that's the place For you, you and you. Compliments of M.OffY Ho H1311 II1Sllf3,IlCC Stanclarcl Life Building Pittsburgh, Pa l1361 Com plinzmzts of CAMBRIA FARM DAIRY EBENSBVHG, PA. Q' ISALY'S .0 EE :-:::1:1..:: ...es:::, ., E.'f-5:21 1 3 1:32511 155235--E1:1I4 DAIRY PRODUCTS PICKER X-RAY CORPORATION 3400 Forbes Street SCl1enley 724-O MR. IDEXTER YV. DIMOCI QW 350246 E9 PERL 85 REICHBAUM - 'Nc' 1901-03-05 Murray Avenup ' 1 ,Sv Poms smear 7511-1 soumnen Hsu. 4'wG .IAckson 1100 Pittsburgh P 11381 Quality Shoes for the yomzgw' set :md the cntirv family P. LI'DI'1BI'EHL 8 SON Penn :md FfHl1kSt0YX'H'-EI1St Liberty uIV!','UI' fiited fool for fifiy yfars C011z.pZi111c1z4t.s' of K A Y ' S 2141 Oliver Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. LARRIMORNS MEN'S CLOTHING 4-3-1+ Oliver Avcnuc fiRflHt 3187 Compliments of HOU STON -STARR COMPANY INCORPORATED Builzlivzog Supply Distributors Slate and Roofing 1llatorial.s' 300 Brushton Avenue CHurc-hill 8475 Pittsburgh 21, Pa l139 C'0'mpl1111zents of PITTSHITRGH IEQUITABLE MIQTIQII DIVISION NORDSTROM XIALVE DIVISION RUCKWELL MANUFACTURING CUMPANY Compliments of THE: FRANKEL COMPANY I l1401 ebdazwwe ASSOCIATED WITH EDGEWORTH FURNITURE CO SEWICKLEY, PA. Telephone, SEwicklev 869 Best Wishes to the Class of '48 GARDNER DISPLAYS Since 1895', EATON FUNERAL HOINIE 733 Ross Ave., WVilkinsburg EDGAR E. EATON DONALD E. EATON JUNIOR, FASHIONS Unlimited styles of mrciting Frocks Suits - Dresses - Flats - .flcccssorins VIRGINIA DELACOURT 701 VVushingtOn Rd. LOcust 0100 MT. LEBANON, PA. Cllvargas' f141j Compliwzents of EATON FUNERAL HOME OAlih'10N'P, PA. ELLIOTT'S the Opticians can show you the CORRECT EYEwvr:.xn for every occasion 126 Sixth Street PITISBURGH Com plimcn ts of AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Compliments of ERTL BAKING COINIPANY PITTSBURGH, PA. l1421 QWWQMMQ af A Www S pecializiug in apparel for College mul Career Girls GEO. B. REED K CO. Jr? Opticians' J Second Floor-Jenkins Arcade Pittsburgh, Pa. ATlantic 3023 Main Floor-Jenkins Arcade See our 1c'indo1c.' for Vogue Styles I - Natural Looking Permanents - P H I L , S RANDOLPH Sz McCLEMENTS BEAUTY SALONS Fruits - Ca-nfly - Flowers MOntrose 2500 1VIAIlliLEY,S P!-uL's 1814 Murray Ave 1915 Murray Ave. HAzel 4500 JAckson 9973 Qflir Conditioneclj 11441 231 Ul.iVE'R HVETIIIE ' PiTTSBllRGH A ff Q- ' 1,,, A ,- 4.42:' L .1311 P ::'f' 5 if A : A -s ? , + '1 f' '7f i Ql1Qgjgj : i Lf' J 'Q ' ' 41+ -2'1-:A ' s A :'l If M ivigf, '32 If -11g5::-- 1-If A-1 , i F OR EVERY GIFT OCCASION I V A B1 4-, Q 4,1 '1 IMI I S' n .f -' W - 5 ' Q I A 3 1M f f - fp ,g f .i f.. K J- ., 1 02--'Q 1 H .l- +1 + El 1 ff Compliments of A FRIEND H451 Greetings fo tha' Senior Class from PLIILIP INDOlfINfX 81 SONS JANIES L. GOOD NIARKET 5966 Ellsworth Avenue Fine Foods Hlhmd 0593 5135 lvulnut St. MA. 511011 Compliments of I R V I N C O . THE HOUSE OF BEAUTY 5851! Forbes Street 58741K Forbes Street Pittsburgh, Pu, Pittsburglu Pu.. LLOYD REAL ESTATE CO. 6006 Centre Avenue MOntrose 2800 Pittsburgh, Pu. Greetings from NCJ1'tllllIIllJC1'li1I1Cl Clllillllllg and Tailoring Co. 5876 Nortlluxnberland St. HAzel 1896 Compliments of MARTIN 8: VANDERVORT HAzcl 7727 REYNOLDS MARKET Fine Food - Free Delivery 6741 Reynolds Street lNfOntr0S6: 3651-3652 51461 VVIRN1 R S Clrfanus Dyfrs MOnt1 osc 9700 IUIb N ,FL1 N SHOPPI SPWICI LI y Pa VVIC GINS E550 SLRY ICE Beuhwood Bhd nt WIILIIIS Au Ilftll at Hznulton PIIISIDUIUII Pa Complmzantls of C XIHP RIY1 Ixl 1 IL RObLN DRUG STORL .9888 I'o1be'-1 Sheet HAICI 377+ LI ONARD RADIO 6. 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