Winchester Thurston School - Thistledown Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

THE 1952 'l'lll TLEDO Presented by the Class of 1952 Wfinchester-Thurston School 'llc-' THISTLEDOWN YI lfclilrn' in clmicl' .... .Xssislzml cclitol' . . liusim-as cclitm' .... dSlll'Cl' ......... l'lmlog'rz1pl1y mlilors .Ut cclilm' ..,..... lyping ccliun- ..... IQXK liusillcsn 1lKlYlSl'l' .., l.llQ'lk2ll'f zlxlviscl' VXRRUOK S'l'.Xl l .bully Nlncllau-l .,.Sally Suv Nloorc' Hlllllliilll limwn . . , .l5zl1'lm1'z1 .lolmmlun Hxllll l'l2lll'lJ2lllliS AIOEUIIIC Kcscl ...clfllllllkl Hill ,I5zu'Im:u'a Givzm IUlfl'Y .DXIJYISICRS Rlmclcs ,..,Mlss ll2ll'llS 2 Sw mlml Rn ALMA MATER Q . In thx lnllzlrcl llfllkllllh, Izulh :mal lxlIOXX'lCllSj,l' QI glow. lmm thx gmumls :xml lmllwnys. lun illlll Icllm' I I lll wc llC2ll'lS1lllll xolu-N. .Xlmzx Nlzllm-ly lo llwv. nlmol ol' our ide-zlls. Ill-ll ulcl XX. l. ol our Iiltills. mlczn' ulml XX. l. lung will wc'w1l1L'xl1lx'l. loukilmglnzukwzml lu llllt Nllllllllllllfs XUll xc- lmmuglxl ux. unxrzlgc. lflX1llIX ISL' wc' alll our xulcw our lll'2lIINl1t'llxUllltlllltl I lIl'UllQll lllc' warn wc 5 L uk Illls. lwclf lIN wmlllx ul lllli Sxn1lmlol'm11'i1lc'zlls.4l4.u ulcl XX. I . xslun E T K, F ,-. - -Y V --- i---W. 1. --,- ww.. -yi----W--V--r--v ---- -- ---- -2- 1,hq:'ff--1--nf --1 1x1 , FOREWORD During this year, we have realized what our education here will mean to us in the future. Winchester has given her best to us, and equipped us well to deal with life. We have acquired more than factual knowledge, we have acquired knowledge of life. We may forget that memini takes the genitive, but we will never forget the thorough and scholarly way Miss Johnston has taught us to approach our problems. We may forget that partir is conjugated with Metre, but we will never forget how Madame has taught us to look for the beauty in life. We may forget who wrote Defense of Poesie, but we will never forget the respect for the great minds and sincere hearts that Miss Philput has taught us. We may forget many dates in History and many terms in Biology, but we will leave Dr. Woodburyys classes truly loving the ideals of our country, and we will leave Miss Burkhouse's laboratory feeling humble and awestruck before the order of the universe. Yes, we will forget much, but we will remember the great things, the things that will guide us in the business of living, and help us to guide others. Whether we become business and professional women or mothers, we will find opportunities to share the knowledge, integrity, sincerity. and courage Winchester has taught us. There will be many people. whether our friends, associates, or families, whom only we can reach. and only we can influence. It is our responsibility to use and share the mental and spiritual richness we have gained here. 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TUDE T COU CIL OlflflCliRS Nlztrgzxret hll'fllCIIlClllS ....... l'reside11l B2ll'l51ll'2i .Xlmey ...... ..Yice l'reside11t Marion iXIOlllg0lllCl'Y . . ..... SCl'l'L'lZll'f ludr lilough ...... . .'lll'C2lSlIl'L'l' 'lihe Student Couiicil is the student gOX'Cl'lllIlClll hody coriiposed ol' tl1e l0lll ollicers ol' the eighth Illfflllgll twelfth grades. Meetings are l1eld once Ll llllllllll to discuss school lJl'0lJlCIllS lJl'Ollgl1l to Illlill' z1lte11lio11 by llezm Moor. Miss l'l1ilput. Mrs. Horey, or tl1e girls tliemselves. The most lll1l1OI'I2lIll duty ol' tl1e fitlllllfll lIlCIl1lJCl'b is, as class officers and liClJliCSCIll2lllVCS, to work together lor the good ol tl1e school. The 5c'l10ol cllllllllllllllly lfllllll and Cllilflly drives are organized and lllillliflgffll by tl1e flllllllfil. The 111e111lJers also serve as hostesses at the :1111111z1l lall open house held for pareiits. I11 all their capacities, il is tl1eir e11dez1ror t0 111z1i11- tz1i11 tl1e standards ol' tl1e school :md to keep helore tl1e student body the high ideals lor which xVilli'llCSl6l'-Vlilllll'SI0ll has always stood. 8 MAY WE QUOTE YOU? Dr. XYoodhury . , . ls there :in itsy hitsy lleinocrzit in here? Miss llohnston . . . Now clon't do it piece-nieal. girls. Mzulznne Yagoclkin . . . Cllierie, yous E-tes clans lu lune. Miss Philpul . . . ls the room fresh? Mrs. Louglrriclge . . . Good morning. ladies. Miss lfisher . . . Prenef un niorceztu de papier. Miss Harris . . . I only work here. Mrs. Rhodes . . . lt's your yearlnookkhut! Mrs. Cooper . . . Describe ll pencil sharpener. no 2lCl,lCCllYCS allowed. Miss Dougherty . . . Girls! Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Burkhouse . . . Please! Use your grey matter. Kress . . . l get diny way up here. -lones . . . Now, look like ll tzihle. Dunleyy . . . Clialllzmt . . . Townley Manley . XVilniurt Hie dygel lond. I think I'll start at shoe store. . . . Are there any more like you downstairs? . . Now, clear, is that in keeping with the spirit ol' the school? ll' you don't stop walking through the Iireplace you are goin., to get burned. 9 2, 1 i .,k, Q fi , ,x x ku, x ' . if - , - K :mmm 8, ll' Q 41 K mv A 'Cf :.: '.zx S X 3 xx lj x in ,' ,iwI,S mg L .. ,, L Ji hS. . 5, 'fix bu Q ,.,., g f r s S. E - r 5' . Q . Y 3 Y Q 52' H 'Q 5 BS ix 5 fgxygfsj -' ' if . A M- nz , rt WP- ,mmf , X s X2d,.g,,,,.'g,,A., 4 , ,H ,,., .1 .., V ,,kf. l ., ,,,,. ,gviiggzf . nwitfgx. 5 4 -P A ...:,3 -Jin M. KEEP U W0li'l'HY Sesggls' Ti! ' QSQNA -'5iQi,5- ' ' . . , ffxfssgi--5, SQ W' 4 xy-' -a - L W1 I wh H ll ' X X I X xx A Swv X N Q N R fy 0 N P. X r :lx 5 39,9 5 -1 S X K , , Vx it X K S N ' N ' A K z X Q X r , x 4 Q.- . I H g 3 2 NX 2 SX X Xxx N c x ,i X 1 -- . 'x --f,-- -- I , 111- 7 X -q,-, - , ka myii-+ I wg 'M ' X E- +A x X X ' ,m L Q ,E W f I1 'XX N ,I -i Q X -X -445 -4 fi f Y ' - Y- ' J Q rm 'ifsx 1- f K ,fda XX X lg r A5524 X 7 new fff-bfi? X f N X - E HL fx O V 3' 1X 'fit ' 3 M r :X I X.-.,,.u jx .A , YW ,gui Q vt V ' c DOROTHY Il.-XRB.-XR.X .XIENIQY Barb ,Xctivitiesz IDIZIIIIZIIIL' Club IX, X. XI. XII: Class Yice- President IX. X. XII: Yice-President. Student Council XII: Intrlnnural Sports Club XI, XII: Northlield League X, XI. XII: I,IlCI'III'X' SIIIIE of 'Illistledown XII: Honor Roll IX. X. XI. XII: Varsity Hockey XII. I-Intered: VII I'I'ClXlI'lIIg I-'or: Nlorxr I'IUl,Y0lil-. Hull lvl Iliff, Illilllr' .xj1iril. ' .Xhrays UNCI'IIOIS'lIlg IYIIII happiness . . . expressing lIl'I'SCIIi ill :l speed-record pace . . . alive to hcl' SIIITUIIIIIIIIIQS . . . lilling others with Iler jot' ol' lile . . . let serious when serious things are to be discussed . . . Il class light and leader . . . IJCI ilJICill'I0llS . . . delighting ill new words to roll oll' IICII nilllble tongue . . , notre toujours StllII'I1lIIIl'. 1 lS.XRII.XR.X CHRISIIXIC SI.XXHOl'Ii IIRONYX Bucky Activities: President XI: Business Iiditor ol' 'I'llistledolx'nZ Glee Clllb: IX, X, XI. XII: Special Clee Clllb IX. X. XI, XII: II1lI'2lIIIIll'lII Sports Club XI, XII: Hockey Varsity XI: Hockey Captain XII: Northfield League X, XII: Pllotography Club IX.: Honor Roll IX. X. XI, XII. Entered: IX Preparing For: Swlplfl ISRIIR. lir'nl1lv mul .sflzlllmm IllII'Il-YA go lvgclllwl' Ivlllllfl' Nlfllllffll Ilfflllfy loo rirll lo gn forlh IIIIUII Iliff efurlll IUIIIIUHI ll lllI'l'I alloy A modern Pandora . . . the Gods bestowed upon IICI' IIICII' priceless gifts ol' beauty alld wisdom . . . a skillful pen . . , a leading halld . . . a probing IIIIIIII . . . an' unruflled spirit . . . and clothed it o'er with serenity. I2 flu9'? HI-ILICX VIRGINIA CLARK Yirginuie Actiiities: Dramatic Club IX3 Northfield League X. XI Clee Club X, XI: Special Clee Club XI Intramural Sports Club XI. XII. I-Iutcretl: III. Preparing Iforz BFXXI- I IA. The glass of faslziun and the nmulll of form. Sensitive to the beautiful . . , artistic. chit' . . . loving nature and animal life . . . expert horseinanship . . such grace as clrealns are made uf. Modern Dance Club VIII: Art Club VIII. XII: ALICE JO.-KN IJIIIICRI Dee Activities: Art Club IX, X. XII: Dramatic Club XI. A Iiutered: Kindergarten. Preparing For: Cmtxriu.. Su IllIpI'6S.S with 1luiz'lnr'ss and llzfrlulyf' Quiet . . . when speaking, soft-tonguetl . . . thoughtfully listening . . . skilled lingers creating beautiful things . . . realizing the sleeper meaning of life . . . elliciently accom- plishing what she sets out to do. I3 . SIIZANNE EVANS alivv, Activities: Art Club VIII: Dramatic Club VIII. IX, X: Clee Club XI, XII: Special Glee Club XII: junior Varsity Basketball X: Northfield League, XI, XII: Intramural Sports Club XII. Entered: VIII Preparing Por: DENNISON II'l1oxc' eyes are nlzuays joyous, and zvhoxe heart is always light. An angels lace . . . but full of mischief . . . kindness and sincerity that makes her everybodys friend . . an Zllllilllllgly agile sense of humor . . . completely un- affected , . . and sweet. NITA NIXRIA IDR ICSSLICR .-Xctvities: Clee Club IX. X. XI. XII: Special Cleo Club XI, XII: Intramural Sports Club XII: Varsity Hockey XII. lintered: IX Preparing For: MOUNT Honour Seize zulmt is lligltifslf' Reaching for high goals . . . serious in work. true in scholarship . . . full ol' unexpected jokes and laughter . . . so, so sleepy in the mornings . . . but proving aston- ishingly wide awake in spite of her claims . . . beloved ot' ns all. I4 -ln 'E DORIS ,XXX l .'XlRII.XXKS Annie .Xrlixiliesz llrzlmallic Club IX. X, XI, XII: junior YLIINIIX Iiznslwllmll IX. X: Inlrzmlurzal Sports Club IX. X. XI. XII: Kllnss Secretary IX. X: 'lllmisllcmlown Stull XII. Iintvrcml: VII l'rcp:u'ing lor: iixkxlnll- 'I'Il.Il 'Wfunl Ilml z1'Villl:l1'rl frlrr' 1le'ri1lr'.s. flllfl lllllglllfl' flflfllfllg lmlll his .xirlz'.x. Ihc IICSIIIICSS ol LI Ixrigln summer nmrning . . . cxubcrzull Iricmllincm . . . the Imoyum'y ol' clxzunpugnc . . . IIIIICLIIOIIS IIIL'l'I'IlIICIII . . . IIIINKIIIUYUIIN 4-yes . . . za personality ur :III lmc . . . complete llulllrnlllcss and sincerity . . . :I wild llllilglllllllllll. IOIFISIC MELLOR G.Xl'l.'I' Lou Xflixiliux: lilac Club XI. XII: Xorlllllclml I,c:1g.1llc XI. XII: Il1ll':1lm1l':ll Sports XI. XII, IQIIICIACIII XI I'rcpzn'ing lfur: Sm-ll IIRIKR 'l'l1r' bmulv nl Il IIWIIIIIIII ix lilw mmir. fQIl'1IIIIlIIg. glurious rccl IIQIIII . . . :I special lovclincss . , . 'I smile than puts you Ill cuss . . . :mil an lJCI'SOII1IIIII which wpclls l'II2Il'III . . . wzmn IIIICIICNI . . . an l'0glIISIl cnlllusizmn when miwm'l1icl' is ZIIUUI. I5 SUZ.-XNNIZ HAl.l.liR Suzic : Hallcr Activities: Dratnatit' Club X: Clee Club Xl. XII: Special Glee Club XI, XII: Northfield League X. Xl, XII. linteretl: X Preparing For: NVILLIAM AND M.RRX' .-ige rwnnnl wither her nor ruxlrnn xlale her infinile variety A Hood of mirth followed by a burst of laughter . . . twinkling eyes . . . and turned-up nose . . . always in the middle of a dire crisis . . . that turns out all right the next day . . . an unusual combination of gaiety and fonscientiousness. . ,..- BARBARA LYONS GIVAN Ciggie Activities: Dramatic Club IX, X, XI3 Northfield League X, XI, XII: Intramural Sports Club IX, X, XI, XIIQ Varsity Hockey XI, XII: Glee Club XII, Special 'Glee Club Xllg Thistledown Typing Editor XII. Entered: VII Preparing For: flI0l'N'l' Horroklti 'Tis goof!-will makes intelligence Calm and unruflled . . . her poise sustaining her . . . ready with an explanation . . . frequently the center of uproarious laughter . . . a personality to match her sparkling eyes . . . willingness to lend a helping hand , . . thoroughness in all she does. lb -G4 .va 4. i t 1 AA . Y., JOYCE COI.DS l'liIN Vicky Actixities: Dramatic Club X. XI, XIIQ Intramural Sports Club XI, XII. linlerctl: X Preparing For: l'i1xxsvt,v,xxm Coluirzi-i 1-'ok YVONIFN My hear! is like Il singing bird. A cheerful countenance . . . a happy heart of infinite jest and merriment . . . the ability to understand and sym- pnthiie . . . rich contentment . . . deep loyalty and Grm friendship. Y. Y --f , CYNTHIA PAULINE HILL Cynnie Activities: Art Club IX, X: Glee Club XI, XII: Hockey Varsity XI, Hockey Varsity Manager XII: Art Editor of Thistledown XII: Class Vice- President XI: Northlield League X, XII: Basketball Varsity XI. XII. Entered: IX Preparing For: Goucmzk A heart to resolzirg II head to f0lli1'I'I'l', anrl II hand to e.x'e1'ule The warmth of a hand clasped in friendship . . . the art of dreaming dreams and the leadership to carry them out . . . her concern for Iacquie . . . a smile that invites friendship . . . the rare gift of natural executive ability . . . tmstudied poise . . . all that makes a woman fine. I7 BA R BA RA JOI-I NSTON B11rI1v Dramatic Club IX, X, XI, XII: Intramural Sports Club XI. XII: Varsity Hockey XII: XI: Yearbook Treasurer XII: Northfield League X. XII: Class Treasurer, Staff of Thistledown XII. lintered: IX Activities: Preparing Ifor: AVOUIYII-.R Thai lruf' and loving 1ll'!ll'ffflI!lf gif! of ll mind wlrmzrl, rlrfrlr, 1n'ofounrI. Consistency, thou art ll jewel . . . seriousness of purpose combined with joy ol' living . . . sincerity of religion . . . dependability and capability seasoned with warm friend- liness . . . wholesomeness standing out in sophistication. PATRICIA IM El. Patti Activities: Glee Club IX. X, XI, XII: Special Glee Club IX, X. XI, XII, Intramural Sports Club XII, Entered: IX Preparing For: H.ARCIIlNI The rlzarnz tlml in her .spirit lives, no rhlingar ran l1l'S1l'lI5'.H A pleasant voice . . . with an echo ol' laughter behind it . . . a friendly smile in thoughtful eyes . . . steady nerves in the goal . . . followed by breathless relief . . . a transparent bag of bright Argyles . . . and a cheerful spirit on rainy days. I8 -W a, -,..,'.v.4.' ,,-- . ,,3.5f.-Sc--tw. r V -.. WW-1-aq,',,y,vL,,,-.,.A,,-.4 - -- -,tru-Y-M N- V ELAINE DORIS KAUFFMAN KaufIie Activities: Art Club IX: Dramatic Club X3 Glee Club XI, XII: Special Glee Club XII: Varsity Basketball X, XI: Class Secretary XI: Northfield League X, XI, XII: Intramural Sports IX, X, XI, XII. Entered: IX Preparing For: Mtcnmftn STATE Bid me discourse and I will euchant thine ear. Carefree loveliness . . . mischief . . . a velvet voice . . . sparkling warmth . . . a petite agile form . . . a ditnpled grin . . . the spice of ginger. JOANNE Kisser, '-Jodi Activities: Dramatic Club IX, XII: Art Club X: Mush- XIIQ Northfield League XII. Entered: IX Preparing For: ALLEGHENY Full of fancy, full of glee, full of fun and jollityf' A gentle voice and a sweet smile . . . that are often employed by her fondness for friendly teasing . . . her own special brand of snapshots . . . a loyal friend . . . with a steady outlook through a humorous eye . . . at contagious chuckle. I9 ball Varsity XI: Intramural Sports Club XI, I I it l 5 5 I .fi 'il I :I t W2 ,1 .1 ll 1 'l il V1 l l it 1 I l NANCY CHRIS l'IXli IIIQXXUX Xztttn'e : IHS, XCIIXIIICSZIJI'1lIllIllIl' Llulm XIII. IX, XI: lflee Llulm XII: Iutt':tntut'1tl Sports Cluh XI. XII: Xurlltlieltl League XI. XII. littered: IXIlliICl'gllI'lL'Il I'repttt'ing Ifor: Kituitlmsktttt .I lrntiltg' llf'llI'l it lltr' Irttrntl at'ixrlutrl. lhe greutttess ol' little things . . . at smile . , . gt Linml utml . . at gentle heatrt . . . het' utpzthle housekeeping . . . te luve ut' doing things Im' others . . . mngeninlity . . tt glms wltirlt vutnew Irtntt nithin. 20 SI'l.XXXIi I.t-CIIIRIC Susan Intrztnuuxtl Sports Club XI, XII: Honor Ro IX. It ntereclt III I'rep'uttnq I'ot': III-I.I.x li1't'nntl my llr'ut'I I rrrwl tml rwtflt, for ull i.s ,ttmtntar Il1f'rr'. I-Ilegtutt :intl pensive grate . . . tt still quiet l'0lISC'Il'IIIl . the Iresltness ul' COIIIIIVI lxtnew . . . at wztrtu heztrt . , e smile we miss when she's in Ifloritlat. Xctixities: Glec llluh XI. XII: Special Glee Clluh XI, XII wi JEAN ANN MACINTYRE jean Activities: Art IX, X, Honor Roll IX, X, XI, XII. I-Intered: IX Preparing For: Bkrx IXIAWVR The lover of books is the rirlzeit and happiest of the rlziltlren of men. The familiar binding of a well-loved book . . . rich smoothness of vellum pages . . . the quiet inward joys of reading the classics and being spoken to by the great of the ages . . . a faint echo of bagpipes over Scottish hills . . . the swift Hash and graceful gliding of skates over smooth ice. NANCY l.OlFISA MARTIN Nance Activities: Art Club X: Glec Club Xl, Xll: Class Secre- tary XII: Honor Roll X, XI, XII: Thistle- down Art Stalf XII: Intramural Sports Club XII. Entered: X Preparing For: Coxxicu. She makes a sunshine in ll shady place. Happy and lighthearted . . . real worth . . . crises in the chemistry laboratory . . . interested in everything . . . an insatiable curiosity . . . a worrier over trifles . . . but calm when something arises . . . claiming she never studies, which the results do not justify ..., oking . . . lovable. 2I ll . . AW' IXIARCARICI' BURNS NIt1CI.liNIliN'I'S Mollie Activities: Class President IX, XII: Glee Club IX, X. Xl, XII: Special Glee Club XII: Northfield League X, XII: junior Varsity Basketball IX. X: Intramural Hockey XI, XII: Intramural Basketball XI. XII: Intramural Sports Club XI. XII: Modern Dance Club VIII: President Student Council XII. Entered: II Preparing For: CIZNTENMU' A friend who knows nur! flaws In .my the brave sweet zuorrls that cheer the zvrtyf' jovial, but firm guidance . . . always an instantaneous and apropos remark . . . that sends us into gales of laughter . . . complete honesty that is manifest in every- thing she does . . . and pigtails during the week . . . but so sophisticated on the weekends . . . our friend . . . our leader. -IANINE LOUISE lNIt:CASI.IN jamie Lou Activities: Modern Dance Club VIII: Dramatic Club IX, X: Northfield League X. XI: Glee Club XI, XII: Special Glee Club XI, XII: Intratnural Sports Club XI, XII. Iintered: VII Preparing For: Iiutlecitled Sing out my hear! lhy xmigs uf joy. Golden curls encircling a shining face . . . lighthearted merriment . . . soft femininity . . . a marked interest in things nautical . . . our spark of life and source of warmth on dreary days. 22 SALLY NIICHAICI, Sal .Xctivitiesz I-Iditor ol' lliistledovvn: Northfield League IX. X. XI, XII: Dramatic Club XII, I'IIIICI'CiIZ YII Preparing lfor: Yxssut Nutr, ,w w'rv ll!'IH' lu Gaul .Xs Mari in the Bible, Sally hath chosen that good part . , . walking a path that never bends. toward a great and vvorthv goal . . . paving the wav with lasting friendship . . . complete disregard ol' sell' . . . deep appreciation for the Arts . . . svmpathv and understanding for all IIIZIIIA kind . . . a sincere love lor God and the Church. ANN MARION NION'I'GONlIiRY Mins Activities: Glee Club IX, X. XI, XII: Special Ulee Club X, XI, XII: Class Treasurer IX, X. XII: Secre- tarv Student Council XII: Northfield League X: Honor Roll IX, X: Intralnural Sports XII. Iinteretl: VIII Preparing For: Hoon I ullellefl ilu' tlrmm of mv ll1'1n'l 111111 llfllillfl, lllerf' was muxir' zrilllin unrl ll song. Clear sparkling tones . . . merry enthusiasm . . . fresh beauty . . . lovaltv to her friends . . . eagerness and joy in life . . . love for the outdoors, displayed bv her excellent horsetnanship and capable sailing . . . sincere in all she feels and all she does . . . a friend who gives rather than receives. 23 CAROLINIC ONAN UCIlP'IIh'lI', .Xctixiticez .Xrl Club IX. XII: Northfield Lezigue X, XII Intrztmui'ziI Sports Club XI, XII. linterecl: IX Preparing lfor: ALi,H:iiiixi' Szt'z'r'1 arf' tht' llmugltlx Ilml ,WIZWIT of mrztelll, ilu' quirl mimi is Vic'l11'r Ilmu Il 1'ro:t'u. Xflixilivs: Iliuiiitilit' Cilulm VIII. XII: Il S.XI,I.Y Sl'Ii NIOORIC .cc Kllulm IX. X, A 'Q I -clown ztvixlauil XI: luuuni Xztrsux X, Ilutc litlitm' XII. I-ulcrctlz VIII I'i'cpzu'ing Ifor: Yxssiit 4'I.ifr' ' 1 wli' In lltmz' who Iliinlr. IA Il IIIII Il lrrlgvrlv In Ilzmz' zrlm fr'1'l. IIIIIAIIISIUZIIIX iflt-'tl zuul IN:'1IlllII'llI . . , with thc scmitixity -s with the cies ol' the Iiczutl . . . tht ul an IJUCI . . . sec iuzigic' of making dreams at reality. :mtl rcatlitics tllrztllls 'mu' iu wlivu the wurlcl goes out . . ..tIi1.IusttuuiL Null Imczititv . . . cmtuizitiug fmiu the YUIII :is ut-II :ts llic Ioriu. uict msc which accoinplislics l'tircse1'vctI sincerity . . . Il . Iol'1t' . . . ready willingness I0 hor tasks . . . at history sci . help . . . thoughtful :mtl coiisitlerztlc . . . depeutlahle Ullll 'i wiuilc ivliicli wt'u'ts :is at twinkle and sprczuls tuto zt ,I 4, .., N 24 xtARc:,xRt:'r .xcxus v.xr'1'isoN l'C::t:v Xctixities: Northfield League XII: Clee Club IX, X, XI, XII: Special Clee Club XI. Xll: Intrzunural Sports Club XII: Intraimurztl Hockey Time- keeper XII: lntratnurztl Basketbzill XII. lintered: IX Preparing lfor: l'l-lxxsrlxxxtx Cot.t.tQula Fon Wont-x '24 inerry hear! nmkrflh ll 1'l11'erful r'mu1Ie11nnn'. Xn ztlnnndztnce of generosity in openhearted fil'lCllLlllllCSS . . ll talent for grasping the subtlest humor . . . and nearly dissolving in the mirth ol' it . . . full of sytnpzitln . . und enc'ourugeinent . . . always loyal . . . enthusiasm for lixing . , . boundless energy. MARC.-XR ET MACK REED Pfam Activities: Clee Club IX, X, XI, XII. Iintered: IX Preparing For: Undecided Oh, Irulh ix wisp' and the liglzl .slzimax rlmr in hwzrls kept open. lmrzml and Xflll'l'I'F.u A cheerful smile for everyone . . . that brings warmth to the blezlkest hours . . . quiet deterlninzttion . . . with well- deserved results . . . the good feeling of loyal friendship follows her wherever she goes . . . the Inst of at long line ol' XV. T. Reeds. 25 SUZANNE NIIVRRAY SCO'l l' Scotty Activities: Dramatic Club IX: Glee Club X, XI, XII! Intramural Sports Club XI. XII. Entered: IX Preparing For: Mun' Mouivr The Iaughlcr that opens the lips and the heart. An ever ready smile . . . and love ol' fun . . .always busy . . . always bustling somewhere . . . yet with the situation under control . . . inexhaustible energy . . . and a friendly word for everyone . . . that gives her her own special charm. AITDREY REGINA ROSENTHAI- 0ddy Activities: Dramatic Club VIII. IX, X, XI. XII: Dance Club VIII. X: Intramural Sports Club XII. lintered: VIII Preparing Ifor: ISi4NxlNtz'rox Of illflllilf' jesl, of most excrlleiil fancy. A magnificent spectacle of human happiness . . . coni- plete unsophistication . . . intense sincerity . . . breathless enthusiasm . . . knowledge of the real meaning ot' friend- ship . . . spontaneous outflow of warmth and love. 26 PHYLLIS MYRA SHOEMAKER '-Phil Activities: Dramatic Club XI, XII: Intramural Sports Club XII: Northfield League XII. Entered: Xl Preparing For: XVHti.xToN O, Ilmu art fairer than the evening sky, clad in Ihr' beauty of a tlmusand stars. A quiet gracefulness . . . and wistful beauty . . . trans- formed by 11 pixie smile . . . with a trace of mischief in it . . . known by the fresh sound of happy laughter . . . and her little beribboned notebooks . . . an interest in the theatre. CAROL LEE SILVERMAN Activities: Dramatic Club X, XI: Northfield League X, XI, XII: Art Club XII: Yearbook, Literary Stztlf XII: Intramural Sports XII. Entered: X Preparing For: CrN'11-1N..uzv Forward and frolic glee was there the will lo do, the soul to flare. The invigorating freshness of january winds . . . the pep and enthusiastn of a football rally . . . the excitement of college days . . . an open and warm heart . . . exuber- ant and imaginative ideas. 27 ALICE STOIZ Activities: Senior Clee Club XI. XII: Special Glee Club Xl, XII. Entered: XI Preparing For: Smrru Great Llmttglzls, like great deeds, need no trumpet. Coming up with answers no one else has thought of . . . drinking in discussion and seriously taking part . . . capable . . . saying just the right thing . . . an unending patience . . . and a sense of humor . . . a scholarly, competent approach to any problem . . . a friend worth having. PATRICIA SINGER Patsy Activities: Photography Club VIII: Dramatic Club IX, X, XI, XII. Entered: VIII Preparing For: Undecided And her sunny lorks hang on her temples like a golden fleece. Mischievousness . . . friendly interest 'in everyone . . . merry disposition . . . low, infectious laughter . . . warm response to people . . . openhearted . . . unsellish desire to help. 28 IACQUELYN ANN WILSON jacquie Activities: Northfield League X, XI, XII: Dramatic Club IX, X. XI, XII: Thistledown , Literary Staff XII: Varsity Hockey-, Scorekeeper, XIQ Intra- mural Sports Club, XI: Honor Roll IX. Entered: IX Preparing For: MOUNT Hocvoluz An angelis attributes divine, with all a womarfs sweetness. A gentle heart . . . with malice toward none . . . we can only think of her with'a smile on our lips and love in our hearts . . . proof positive that good things come in small packages . . . complete sincerity and graciousness to everyone. Now the day is over, Night is drawing nigh, Shadows of the evening Steal across the sky. Jesus, give the weary Calm and sweet repose, With thy tenderest blessing May our eyelids close. 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I DC L X. v .4 A - 1: U ligure skating? multiply Olympian divinities Nancy Martin Dont splah! hunting . rrrerr wornar drivers her panda to earn Phi Beta '-lalousie the girls at WT. a holiday .Ianie Lou Mcilaslin .lc is coming home this that certain sailor' to he called Jennie Lou her SAE fraternity pin to go to Great Lakes, ller'ruse ol' You t eeksend hefore April Margaret Mefllenrents 'I hanks a hunch! sarcasrn square deals Bally to he a tap-dancer Always True to You Darling, in my Fashion Sally Michael 'loin the club Hun1Iet,the Village men blue nary Coat to raise one eyebrow September Song M21l'i0l1 Mvlllgolllely Holy fmtf h0t'SCS week-ends on the boat! smelly hand lotion to ride to hounds My Hero' Sally Moore Thanks awfully mueh, but I Won Ton soup, Tex's rah rah college men Gilbraxfs The Prophet to spend years going All through the Long tried once and didn't like cattle. and Audree around the world ard Sleeples Night Caroline 0'Nan Hur 'y up dogs Monday mo nings driver's license to drive a steam shovel Smoke Gets in Your Eyes M: rgar t Paltit r 1 i h 'L I r, n n pain s t 1 mers at Oeear ll r r als with hoops puddy eat cruise to S. .-Xrneriea Make Believe ' Margaret Reed 'l'here's always room for one vacations new ears Leggy Cher dogj to play hooky some- Because ol' You more day flrom sehoolj Audrey Rosenthal Who? Me? l'm sick, sick, people people who don't laugh Sally Sue's Friendship to travel to Europe Birth of the Blues Suzanne Scott l'hat really has it chocolate milkshakes Monday mornings driver's license to leave lny locker l'm a Big Girl Now open Carol Silxerman listen kids! P' Oakmont and 'ljucks huses that say 'via that wretling picture! ro he ahle to finish a Dancing in the Dark' Rosedale story Phyllis Slroerngilter Nou that wa' .r dantly.dandy! 'l elephone, roses, that her wandering locke' key a puddy eat to he a lla g pole sitter The World is Waiting big snow for the Sunrise Patricia Singer Dont close that window! Monday !! a blue ford her patrishmobile to sing Down Yonder For All We Know with Caroline Xlire Stott lhal's enoug,h to lloor' r ron ruttrrolxiles fall tyl sy hells Qexcept at 3:55j Monday to get to school by 'l'lI See You in 8: l5 My Dreams jaequeline Wilson You dont know do you! soceerg doctors' sons crew-cuts the little stuffed to knit a pair of ar- Let the Rest of the . monkey gyles in less than World Go By WI CHESTER .... lull Wll l'.n ' ml , Stairway I0 I umclisc ?? w........., A hlllliy in liluvs. Hlxynyf ,Y 5 -. h:L:yM ,QALi, A:,kXhLZA xg V,,,5 ,,J1 h., , Q5 ,,Q,. xGx.h MW M 1 Q. 9 f , H w X A M H25 NE- ll? 5?-1 we W 0 - f , V - W 5, 22?--,1. Lf ff , f-z. 7 - 7 - .. ' 'K -- wwf f- . - -W , . Q .....52 Do not Icvd xlxc aminxulx, Sllfllfl-illg um Xntirli1cQlz1hIisI1mcnI1uizmiwln?I I 'l his wraps il up CLASS WILL Barbara Abney . . . leaves Miss Fisher quieter halls Barbara Brown . . . leaves a set of used bar bells to the Juniors-may thev have lzetter luck. . 1 1 Helen Clark . . . gives Jean Paul a membership to the C.S.W.C. Joan Dibert . . . leaves the 75 and art class to Libby Nita Dressler . Suzanne Evans on time Ann Fairbanks . . Louise Gault . dance Barbara Givan leaves ticket to Yale to Ann Ross . leaves an alarm clock to Mary Lou Wfilliams to get to school . leaves Suzy and Sally without a fellow conspirator to the Junior Class-365 excuses to get out of gym or modern leaves those Edgewood boys to Pat Joyce Goldstein . . . leaves her bumpy seat to future unfortunate street car riders Suzanne Haller . . . leaves Jessie Thorpe without a ride home after school Cynthia Hill . . . leaves lV.'I'. summer uniform belt to Mary Ann Rowe as proof that she has one Patricia lmel . . . leaves Jenny Lou Dunlap all the Tech men and dances Barbara Johnston . . . Leaves her purple ribbons to Peggy Jackman Elaine Kauffman . . . leaves her giggle to Peggy Brown Joanne Kesel . . . leaves a quiet and uninterrupted study hall to Mrs. Cooper Suzanne LeClere . . . leaves the Florida sun-tan to Peggy Jackman Nancy Lennox . . . leaves someone to help Mary Lou find a ride home Jean Maclntyre . . . leaves the dictionary in Miss Johnston's room to Judy Blough Nancy Martin . . . gives her unused driver's license to her sister, Peggy, hoping she will have better luck with it Janie Lou McCaslin . . . leaves for the Navy Margaret McClements . . . leaves Peggy without a ride home SallyMichael . . . leaves a bottle of green ink to Mrs. Cooper Marion Montgomery . . . dons her cap, and leaves Miss Harris the route to S.S. Sally Moore . . . leaves Donna her Htlisallusioning cookies Caroline O'Nan . . . leaves the back seat of Miss Chalfant's convertible to some future student Margaret Pattison . . . leaves Dr. XVoodbury's map drawing class to Mary Ann Rowe Margaret Reed . . , leaves the taxi-service to the cabs Audree Rosenthal . . . leaves the front seat in a certain blue two-door sedan to any other daredevil Suzanne Scott . . . leaves the D.U. House and Gene to Jessie Phyllis Shoemaker . . . leaving her cb's to A.B. QAnn Ballardj Carol Silverman . . . leaves her elbow to Rita Patricia Singer . . . leaves Susie Ecker to fix her own troubles Alice Stotz . . . leaves any lunches left in her locker to Miss Dougherty Jacquelyn Mlilson . . . leaves Miss llfoodbury without a buttonhook , Qalias, L question boxj T XVe as a class do hereby give and bequeath: 1. Our slumber parties to the Juniors. 2. A room of her own to Miss Harris. 3. An elevator for science classes. 4. Our love and admiration to the faculty. 34 ' . I ' ' 1,...' th .C au, .... A .AX A.1kAux-145.4 .. A. ,.s.....Ag. .-.H S Wi QAQQQP5, ,ol . X if wlmwggfzgjs ,'.- .- ' , . 5 DAY BY DAY . . Sepl. H Speculation on the collective tonnage of the Senior Class- 'l'oo many birthday cakes. Sept. 15 These backseat cake cutters! Sept. 17 Senior Sisters of the Skillet formed. Sept. 28 Sally wiggles ears for Miss Jolmston. Sept. 29 Posie, anyone? Oct. 4 Lennox gets her graduation gift-a car, no less. Ort. 5 First meeting of Senior Sisters of the Skillet at Haller's. .O1't. 9 Baird calls Barb. Oct. 11 First Chemistry Casualtyg Monie cuts her hand. Oct. I2 Seniors sing Happy Birthday to Columbus. Oct. 16 Major crisis! Miss Philput forgets a na1ne! Don't let it throw you, Joan flff. 18 Chalk two up for the Seniors! Nita's off for Yale-Peggy's bound for Hamilton Ort. 20 First big snow Ends Miss Philput struggling to separate boot and shoe and hold ing up progress in the hall. Oct. 23 Barb J. and Jacquie narrowly miss plane from Vfilliams-wonder why' Orrl. 25 Seniors discover that Miss Jolmston has been using slang. Tsk! 'l'sk! Oct. 26 Peggy P. finds bus trip to Hamilton rough, but worth it. Oct. 27 Ev gets rid of a piece of jewelry. Oct. 28 Sue Le Clere celebrates her anniversary with R.O.H. Nov. 2 Presidential Suite reserved for the exclusive Seniors-thanks to acqnie N ov. 3 Seniors are B.T.O.'s-Nita at Yale, Joyce at North Carolina. N ov. 9 Barb A. heads for Harvard and Baird. Nov. I o Cynnie schedules her dates in two shifts tonight-fight it! Nov. Il Janie is pinned to the Navy for a year. Nov. I 6 Carol meets a Texan who goes to Qbelieve it or notj Michigan. Nov. 18 Peggy R. invades Ft. Knox. Nov. 22 Helen wears striped shorts to school. Very chic, Helen. Now. 30 Has anyone found Mo's 'I 'brush in Aspinwall? Der. I Seniors have tummy aches from Jodi's popcorn. 36 . . DAY BY DAY Dec. 8 tlodi mms a date. Dec. 20 jack's chicken gets the pox. Dec. 21 The college men are home and the Seniors are in all their glory at the junior Prom. Dec. 22 Second Shift finally gets a break as Cynnie displays a new piece of jewelry. jan. I 6:P.M. Sally fthe redheadj and The Texan, Audree and Norm, feed the cattle. jan. 5 Sally fthe redheadl, Barb G., and Bucky give a delicious luncheon followed by bridge. jan. 11 Scott has a dream. jan. I2 Phiz and Barb G. finally leave The Dirty Dozen and move to Senior Study Hall. Elaine joins the D.D. jan. 16 Cynnie gets practice for her career as nurse-uses Frank as a guinea pig. Ian. 18 K Varod lost a tooth. Was Lou there? jan. I 9 Ann throws a wonderful Senior Party. jan. 23 Prospects of College seem low and the Seniors burn the midnight oil. jan. 29 jacquie decides Graham crackers are Hendy to have around. Feb. 2 The two Sallys Gnd cokes and peperoni are the perfect breakfast dish. Feb. 3 Patsy drives us to some delicious horse, whoopsl hamburgers. Feb. 8 Sally fthe redhead, finds the Parties, Banquets, and Balls of johns Hopkins rather fabulous. Feb. 9 Carol, Barb, and Nancy leave for Kiski three hours late. Feb. Io Marion acquires an early? date for the Shady Side Prom. Feb. 12 Cerberus is christened fCompliments of Jeanj. Feb. I3 Audree has a most unexpected visitor. But I thought that was all over! Feb. I4 Their daddies are the Seniors' Valentines at the Father-Daughter Party. Feb. 15 Sally begins to look like the typical harried editor. M arch 10 The Seniors begin to wonder if W. T. will entertain them next year. A ril 1 Egery Senior gets three letters and a phone call . . . April fool! April 15 Sally comes back from the Village. April I8 Barb to Harvard. What? Again? june I3 A lucky day for the Seniors . . . Now the year is over. Izme 14 Oh no! 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Q fsr i,,,g - ' 'sr - is E 6' Q M? , A 'X A225 ' A' F 'Z Fifi? Sis? 'N A Mi pix 2+ 42, pw ,, W . 'P' 1 'Yan ,E if 35? 3 gi, A T y , . I x ' l 1 M . I jx sv my , A , . J' , v 9 it i K , ag. A W QQ, QM A , 9 X6 kvgk V A 4 3----' k A A G V , , 64 ' ' -s 'X ' - A S 1. 3 5 N 3 as E i v i 3 Play ball Varsity Hockey ACTIVITIES Junior Basketball Varsity Nloclern Dance .i 'A FAREWELL As the night of Graduation, once so distant and awesome, draws nearer, it is hard to believe that this year we shall form the dignified white line which walks up the aisle of Calvary Church. The year has gone by so quickly that we are left a little breathlessg we have hardly had time to realize that at last we're Seniors. We have thought excitedly of the future with its many new experiences, yet we also face it with a sense of nostalgia, for we realize we shall not be together many times again. Butwe know that little things will keep coming back to us and will always associate themselves with our W. T. days. For it is here that we have spent the happiest years of our lives. More important than the knowledge we have gained or the lasting friendships we have made, is the sense of responsi- bility, loyalty and honor we have acquired. As we look back on the last few years, we cannot help but smile: The dances: Hallowe'en partiesg Christmas Sings and Sports Events,-The ever-familiar Who can I take to the Prom? and Are you driving to the Slumber Party on Friday night? How defiantly we said, We will NOT wear brown oxfords -but we learned! And those dark Monday mornings when we hadn't quite finished our homework and thought the bell would never ringg or the restless Friday after- noons when we just c0uldn't concentrate, no matter how hard we triedg the antics and whispers in Senior Study Hall with Mrs. Loughridge constantly plead- ing, The Seniors are supposed to be setting an example! Through the year we learned what that example meant, and we learned the full meaning of our responsibility to ourselves and to our school. We don't feel that we're really leaving Winchester, for, although we shall walk out of the pillared portals , we know that its spirit will remain forever alive within us. Its experiences will be our most cherished memories, and its ideals will guide us through the many years ahead. , M McC , 'Fixx ' P 54 -........,-. mv N-anew.: .aan5'Lw-lf' Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Compliments Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. PA TR ONS G. N. Beckwith David Silverblatt Hubert A. Tyler Jolm D. Ballard P. S. Templeton of a Friend C. H. Booth Richard Parke Brown Oliver J. Haller Miss Ethel Heatley Mrs. R. H. Heatley Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Shoemaker Shady Side Academian Ensign Eleanor Berge Rev. and Mrs. George M. Chester Compliments of a Friend Graduating Class of 1955 Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Goble Dr. Raymond K. Hyde The Friday Afternoon Knitting Group Mr. and Mrs. Seward H. French Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Rosenthal Dr. and Mrs. William S. Ashe Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Murdoch, Jr. Graduating Class of 1954 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Braun Mr. and Mrs. A. Tischbein Mr. and Mrs. Maclin Cogbill Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Ketterer Mrs. James Maclntyre Dr. Jolm Day Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Nathan K. Parker Mr. Roy Rose Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Chinlund Mrs. Louis Willard Lyons Mr. and M rs. H. Parker Sharp Mr. and Mrs. T. WV. Biddle Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Vlloodings Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Dubin Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs R. M. Blough Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Merle J. Fairbanks Mr. and Mrs. W. XV. Booth Compliments of a Friend Miss Ella Graubert Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Clifford Clarence M. Tyler Clarence M. Tyler, Jr. William M. McNaugher Stewart M. Vockel R. C. Clark McCaslin Compliments of aFriend Mr. and Mrs Winfield S. Martin Mr. and Mrs Lowell T. Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Keck Mr. and Mrs Leon A. Falk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Daniel A. Moritz Mrs. Joseph Frankenstein Mr. and Mrs WVilliarn F. Ewart Mr. and Mrs William A. Berryman Mr. and Mrs. John W. O'Nan Mr. and Mrs John Kappel Mr. and Mrs Gordon Montgomery Dr. and Mrs. P. P. Head Mr. and Mrs R. N. Scott Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gault Mr. and Mrs R. YV. Evans Mr. and Mrs D. Gregg McKee Mrs. Hampton P. Abney, Mr. E. J. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Kesel Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Lennox Mr. and Mrs. Hussey B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. J. B. LeClere Mr. and Mrs. David B. Caldwell Mrs. H. H. Finlay Mrs. Peregrine Taylor Mr. and Mrs. S. Clarke Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruttenberg Mrs. Samuel l'Vilbur Meals Mr. and Mrs. James N. Imel, Jr. Mrs. lla C. Knoch Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dibert Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 1.-1. TY' PA TR ONS R. H. Kirk C. R. Wilson Henry Clay Givan Garrett E. Kauffman Edward Taylor Parrack Harris Johnson, III Eugene V. Helsel Paul N. Martin M. W. Singer Graduating Class of 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Snowden John Jacox V. Booth Samuel Goldstein Robert P. Henninger G. Lennox Compliments of a Friend Mr. James B. Mr. and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. McClements Leslie Allen Ansley C. Moore Phillip Dressler Pierre Blommers Thomas P. Trimble, Jr Peter NVeslervelt BUSINESS The xloyce McClements Company 0. Tliomas and Company General Contractors Fort Pitt Manufacturing Company Flannery Manufacturing Company AIeanne's The Steak House Giant Eagle Market Mr. and Mrs. David L. Clark, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Stuart N. Rowe Mrs. Carroll V. Hill Mrs. Paul R. Reed Mrs. E. G. Warmcastle Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Silver Bruce McQuiston David Maclntyre Sidney L. Silverman C. W. Washburn Harold Smith Hallel Henry W. Isaly James H. Morris Graduating Class of 1953 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Compliments Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Harding Russell Clarkson M. Herman Wallace Pattison Harvey E. Thorpe of a Friend Aaron Jaffe Edward Stotz PATR ONS Perl and Reichbaum Katzman's Manor Pharmacy A Martin and Vandervort Lang Machinery Company Euclid Market Silverman's Department Store I I