Winchester Thurston School - Thistledown Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

'A 450- fnrv cz. I-'+C 'SK 5, 'S 4 ' f 7 Hifi 23525 ,f-if ., 'Uk z MS? W s fl ff? .3532-f 1 .AAA an the winclnester-thnrstnn schnnl pittsburgh, pennsylvania 1' V3.1-s ,. B -sf xCXJllCX.NlCXN!C'gJ41 B!-MSL: HllllWOIlll We treasure the dance program, the favor from the prom, the first orchid carefully preserved in the vague hope that in future years these trivial items will bring back happy memories of our youth. In the same way, we have tried in the yearbook through pictures posed and unposed, through biographical sketches and feature pages, to capture and preserve this year of graduation. In the years to come some of us will have daughters who will go to Winchester-Thurston. They will come home with statements about assignments that are too long, tests that are unfair. We will listen without sympathy and will speak in the aloof manner of adults, insisting that all will work out in the end. For the joys of our school years will have completely overshadowed the minor complaints. As we throw off our black-watch plaid we will assume another uniform. Instead of the skirt, a basic black dressg instead of the blue blazer, the tailored suitg in place of the class ring, the wed- ding' band-for we insist upon imposing certain patterns upon ourselves. But the following pages will prove to a certainty the infinite variety that girls can achieve, even in one costume. Our positions will change. Some who are higher on the ladder will level off, some down below will climb to the top. No one can predict our future lives, but the past is secure forever. We present this yearbook to show that our studies, our games, our dances, and friends of these past years will remain a very meaningful experience which no future events can erase. We have enjoyed carefree lives at a time when the world itself has gone through a very troubled period. Our days at Winchester-Thurston may well be the most serene we shall ever enjoy. We must treasure these years, for the memory of a happy youth can never be taken from us. The happy years have left their imprint on us all. M.E.S. CXJllfXJllCXJllCXJ MRS. RACHEL MCCORMICK HOUSTON We would like to dedicate the 1958 THISTLEDOWN to one who has set for us an example of gentle but firm authority, and of unselfish devotion. She started us on the road to maturity and first inspired our love for the school and its spirit. She has made the school a part of herself and she, in turn, is a vital part of the school's administration. Having loved and admired her for many years, we thank her for her guidance and We honor her-our assistant headmistress, Mrs. Rachel McCormick Houston. Illllllllllll THISTLEDOWN STAFF Seated, Left to Right: Marsha Swiss, Mimi Epstine, son, Ann Mullin. Stcmding: Marilyn Wilson, Mimi Claire Evans, Mrs. Hutson, Linda Lear, Ann Wat- Lusk, Sandra Shephard. lHISlllll0W Slllll . ,- ' rf rf' ' -1. l We, of the yearbook staff, would like to express our deep gratitude to our faculty advisor, Mrs. Hazel Hutson, for her endless patience and encouragement, and to Gray Fitch for her generous help Without which many of our yearbook pic- tures would not have been possible. Marsha Swiss ............... EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Claire Evans ............ BUSINESS MANAGER Ann Watson .................................... TREASURER Marilyn Wilson ............ LITERARY EDITOR Mimi Lusk ....................................... ART EDITOR Ann Mullin ....................................... ART EDITOR Linda Lear ...... PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Mimi Epstine PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Sandra Shephard ........,... TYPING EDITOR OOO. 7 . '17 .. Q , nd 'ii N. n 4 xl MISS MARY FRANCES PIIILPUT Headnzist rcss MRS. RACIIIGL McCORMICK HOUSTON Assislruit Herzdniislress MRS. JOHN M. PHILLIPS Mrs, John M. Phillips is as much a part of the history of Pittsburgh as its open-hearth l'iii'naces, its steel ingots and its three rivers convergriiig at the Golden 'I'i'iang'le. She was a woinzin as tcnmlei' as the conventional po1'ti':iit of a mother-indeed, she was chosen the Ainerican Mother' of 1944. Act- ually, she was a woman of extraoi-1lin:ii'y sti's-nglli and energy, of deep convictions and of great execu- tive abilities. She helped to establish oi' iinprovi- some of the iinportant civic va-ntures in this coni- munity: the Brasheal' Settlement, the Juvenile Court and the South Side Hospital. With all thesi- projects she still had the time to iiitercst hersell' in the problems of Winchester-Thurston School, to find 21!l0l fl0fl piece of flll'llltlll'0, to improve the lib1'a1'y and to amuse the girls with chats which always contained thoughts of true value, llei' desire to niake others feel appreciatell was expressecl in the flowers and hooks she sent the sehool on count' less occasions, and the speakers she invited to talk to us. Her special talent was her ability to operate on a large scale on the Board of Education with the same skill with which she would locate an upright piano for the 1-hildrcn of a settlement house. To each she gave llfll' ability, hei' warmth and her effectiveness. It is because of the unique contrilnition of Mrs. John M. Phillips to Pittsburgh and to our school that the yearbook staff is making a contribution to the scholarship fund established in hei' name, for we feel that she was a truly reniai-kahle woman. AIIMI lSlIlAlI0 REVEREND EARL MOREY Chaplain Left: Miss Ann Gibb, Miss Mary Lytle I . 11' 1429 RiglztAbo1'e: Mrs. Gordon Wash burn Left: Miss Elizabeth Burkhousf Mrs. Mitchell Manley, Mrs, Lam ence MacNaughton, Jr. Left: Mrs. James C. Miller, Mrs. H. Edwin Titus. lllll ll ll Right: M1'S. Robert E. llln-rry, Mrs. Hazel Hutson Rigid: Mrs, Robert C. Hubbell, Miss Ellen Van der Voort, Maul- ame C. C, Yagodkin -:Sf Left Above: Mrs, Earl D. Crane Right: Miss Elmira Dunlevy, Miss Bertha Rogers Front Row, Left to Ri ht- Linda Ruttenber H11 gr . ST., 1 riet Rosenberg, Jennifer Chinlund, Miss Philput, Mary Jane Harter, Mary Fitch, Mimi Friday, Src- oml Row: Carole Kant, Dorothy Hart, Judy Getty Justine Englert, Susan Barker, Carolyn James, Bet- ty Succop, Tracy Walmcr, Judy Jones, Nancy Dem- mler, Alyson Moore, Susan Berkman. 4 S The Student Council, a very important organization at Winchester-Thurston, is com- prised of the oflicers of thc five Upper School classes with the President of the Senior Class presiding and with Miss Philput as their guiding light and helping hand. These officers stand for the ideals and principles of the school and especially for our school motto: THINK ALSO OF THE COMFORT AND RIGHTS OF OTHERS. This year is a great milestone for the Student Council, for the members have decided to introduce a constitution to guide and assist them in solving their problems. C. M. J. K' 'f '11 '7' 'S ULUEFQ l 1 S ,.., if nn' A881 K H - 1 U K rf ' 4 ' 'sv , if . ,V xx F I -v E I ii' ' Q1 :fl W, 6 I 1 5 gt 9 H . Y .fl Q o x Q w 9' g ,o if ' 1 kj lf A 'I 'st mi 'Qi 53 s l' .' ..-'T' 963.5 gn or Wg I is Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs, Berg, Rose Sherman, Valerie Morton, Farley Egan, Rosalie Half, Katie Clarke, Kathryn Eicher. Standing: John Keck, Jane Holland, Jill Shafer. Absent: Ginny Calderwood, Mary Navarro, Sharon Simon. KI DERGARII HRSI GRADE Front Row, Left to Right: Alexandra Contis, Travis Forsyth. Second Row: Judy Apt, Juliet Landon, Judith Youngquist, Dar- lene Shapiro. Third Row: Muffet Fox, Mary Ann Wilner, Mary Elizabeth Smith. Fourth Row: Mar- jorie Haller, Barbara Bo- hart, Susan Simon, Mrs. Runnette. Absent: Debor- ah Beauregard, Joan Mus- grave, Sally Van Dusen. ' ' A - . 4 i ff , Us 'ff' V 93'-13 J- llfl' ' , 'A t miie' . .eelf eb-44J 5'iQ3rA E 4 All .f ' -I Y 'Q'-mfg.- bz. i!.5',g ,jf,A-g,gq. J w: VVY S Slllll ll ' lilllllll Lvff Arouml: Catherine Kehl, Wendy Crawforfl, Ann Greenwald, Rachel Jacobson, Nancy Finkel, Joy Marks, Elsie Heard, Jaci Freeborn, Mrs. Ster- ling. Ih.w,,. svn..-.V A- lHlllIl lillllll Left Arozcnrlz Sally Irvin, Diane Lewis, Ann Kehl, Eleanor Schatz, Miss Wagner, Nancy Beery, Painla Youngquist, Julia Thomas, Rebecca Wilson, Katherine Tyn- berg. Absent: Gerry Garland, Wendy Wolf. 7. X ' E li? , 4' V f H W 5 , ,Inav ips, sei :T ' l L. 'f if , .,,, new ' - ' , , U.. W4?'i ' ,.1?'-1' 1-a.W.:w ' , ' U , ,,w1- A , , - A QWWMHWW W L , l S .ff 4 F- f 4 z ff' mm EN J! JM 'ixiie-f, HF f W W +f4'+'W ' Hi' KW xl I 1 ,Hi J' 4 , A yu, . . W w-A ' 'X 1 ' ,h ' X. S V ,. xv K w . x . ' . I I I I gh IV lla ll U l'll'0Ill Row, Imft fn Right: Nancy Neubauer, Nancy Ward, Rosamound Fitch, Carole Kant, Susan Shzipirzi, lizLi'hu1'zi liragclon, Joan Phillips, Bethia Forsyth. Second Row: Carolyn llziy, Susan Frank, Abigail Mitchell, Carolyn Shelby, Francie Johnston, lXIui'g111'i-L Iionfl, Mary Alice Ili-nninger, Julia Long. Third Row: Harriet Rosenberg, Carol lllille-r, Tracy Walmer, Betsy Vain der Voort, Susan Schrneltzer, Carole Kettering, M:11'gzu'et Loughrey, Janet Linclersmith. Absent: Susan Eaton, Judith Heyer, Ellen Lehman. Fw-uni, Row, Left fo Riyhl: Nan Sachs, Carol Jackson, Martha Goorin, Sally Felanfl, Becky Stout, Nadine Barna, Barbara Taylor, Ellen Sue Baer, Susie Falk, Sandra Hawkins, Judy Balph, Betsy Cummins, Sw-01111 Row: Sally Colhaugh, Margaret Van Dusen, Susan Berkman, Carroll Smith, Alisoun Kuhn, Amy McCluan, Sally Bruecken, Nancy Johnson, Mary Fitch, Nancy Jenks, Carolyn Maloney, Carol Foerlisch. Tlrirzl Row: Gail Falk, Jean George, Eileen Mauclair, Bonnie Ross, Patricia Bair, Joanne Mcllrath, Betsy Sams, Julie Klein, Dorothy Hart, Cathleen MeSorley, Clair Dercleyn. Absent: Sydney Chalfant, Gretchen Beyerl, Holly Hulme, Lee Phillips. rnisnmi Front Row, Lefl fn Rfylffg Elizabeth Booth, Christiana Hoffman, Nancy Horner, Colleen Murphy, Linda Beauregard, Elisa Lynch, Judith Mosenson, Nancy Beyerl, Constance Avner, Eda Honnnel, Patricia Patterson. Second Row: Margaret Ingham, Beverly Diebold, Judith Armstrong, Ellen Diamondstonc, Betty Jo Northcutt, Joy lluquette, Ellen Zinnnerinan, Eleanor Stanton, Margo Rackley, Justine Pivirotto, Julie Grove. Tlzfrrl Row: Diana McKcon, Susan Criep, Gretchen Hoffstot, Joan Moss, Mary Jane H8l'tCl', Betsy Sehnieltzer, Nancy Colbaugh, Barbara Gott, Sara Otto, Alison Pedicord, Alyson Moore. Fourth Row: Nancy Demmler, Donne Erving, Diana Kennedy, Jucly Jones, Elizabeth Hackett, Dorothy Walleck, Karen Harmier, Susan Hopkins, Roberta Borus, Beatrice Dorrance. Absent: Louise Warrick. suvnnmonl Fran! Row, Lvfl to Right: Nancy Warren, Carol Pollock, Lynne Voelp, Cornelia Goodreds, Katherine Staley, Barbara Rubenstein, .Joan Longwell, Judith Getty, Helen Crozier, Jennifer Chinlund, Linda Kramer, Joan Stohr. Second Row: Jeanne Entwistle, Robin Lewis, Carolyn Clark, Sally Succop, Lynne Albright, Carolyn Marzke, Ilonna Gow, Rachel Knake, Harriet Phillips, Lynn Mirsky, Cynthia Ann Rosenberg, Alexandra Brittain. Third Row: Peggie Greiner, Polly Brandt, Carolyn Rosen, Anne Friday, Suzanne Baker, Susan Law, Susan Barker, Marilu Ransom, Elizabeth Lansberry, Judith Walton, Justine Englert, Mary Lowenthal. 3 IE' - l..l Making Winchester Unifo1'ms? Why didn't we win? Summit Meeting Double Take 'Je 5 -Q I we London Bridges, anyone? Whatf W0 Worry! fl F 49.994 ' 4 . i U 0 , e ,fx ,Ln . c e ' e G.. - Ist goot? Ist goot! Sl11'D1'iS0d! X S f Q. H, Y EENIURE 55 s iv 'e 13 Barbara Lynne Berkman X Barb Entered: VII X Clubs: Glee Club, IXg Dramatic Club X, XI, XII I 'X Q- Q I Major Sports: Basketball IX, XI, XII ' Are you applying to Wellesley, too? Joan Louise Anthony , Joanie Entered: IX Clubs: Art Club IXg Glee Club X, XI Dramatic Club XII Minor Sports: Bowling XI, XIIQ Golf XII Tennis XI, XIIQ Swimming XII I'm always the first one! - A wg fi1ijQ1 2 Jean Campbell Bottcher Janic Entered: XI Clubs: Dl'lllHkItlC Club XI, XII Major Sports: Basketball XI, XIIQ Softball XI, XII Minor Sports: Swimming XII C'mon, let's go to Pck1'uhm's! f 'ln' .5411 1 '11 Judith Lee Casteel A ' uJudya: , .K Entered: IX V Clubs: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII 5' Special 'Glee Club X1,X11 ' ' I ' Minor Spbrtsz Bowling XI, XIIg Teimis XI, XIIQ Fencing XIIQ Gdlf XIII ' Great Caesar's Ghost! . Q I ,, AI 336' Qur- fg. .ly l , A .1 MN ,... 04. if ' .fx f.-f-,vf:z3.m' I ,H iI'53'5? I . M . Ail.,, .fri -Q' . X I .. A ,, Q: -. f. Susan Estelle Demrnler, Monkey Entered: VI Clubs: Glee Club IX, X, XI,, XII Major Sports: Basketball XII Minor Sports: Tennis XI, XIIg Fencing XIIQ Swimming XII Judy, keep that, dog away from me! ! I I 'lea I Quill up 'Q .fa J :L ' W . 1 . Linda Humphrey Crandall I , Linda Entered: X Clubs: GleeiClub X, XI, XIIQ Special Glee Club XI, XII A Minor' Sports: Bowling XI, XIIg Tennis XI XIIQ Fencing XIIg Golf XII It's Union City, not Uniontown? I I 5 I I 9 Judith Lenore Ellenbogen llJudiYl Entered: VIII Clubs: Dramatic Club IX, X, XI, XII Mino1'Spo1'tS: Bowling' XI, XIIg Tcnni Xllg Fencing XIIg Swimming XII I want to go to a college week-end, too '99 sXI I Q Q V r R Marianna Lehman Epstine ' A I ,4:Mimirr' ' -h i Entered: V ' I Offices: Promx Chairman X13 Photograpliy Editor of the Thistledown XII - Clubs: D'ranr1a.ti'c Cluli :' IX, X,,XI, XII' Major Sports: Hockeywlxy-X,-X-Ig--XII3 Basketball IX, X, XI, XII3 Softball. X13 Volleyball XI A ' A 'ff Minor Sports: Fencing XI-Ig'Golf XII Touchez, Monsieur le'Pussycatl'f, sum!! li l7 ug 2,20 ills. Gray Morrison Fitch , Q tfGrayl7 Entered: VIII - Ofiicesf Vice-President X Clubs: Dramatic Club IX, X, XI, XII Major,Sports: HockeyA'lX, X, X13 Basket- ball IX, X, XI, XIIQ Softball XI Minor Sports: Tennis Xl, XII3 Fencing XIIQ Golf XIIg Swimming XII A I WEST POINT! ! 2 Claire Louise Evans ' ' -'iClairsie Entered: IX Offices: Secretary X5 Business Manager of the Thistledown XII Clubs: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII lVIajo1'LSpo1'ts: Hockey XI, XIIQ Basketball XI, XII - Minor Sports: Tennis XIIg Fencing XIIg Swimming XII California, here I come . . , or is that too stuffy? Vmng ' 5 , I . , r, , YK Judith Jane Franklin Judy Entered: VIII Oiliccsz Louder XII Clubs: Glcc Club IX, X, XI, XII lXIujor Sports: Iloclacy and liziskctbnll Man- ager XI, XII Minor Sports: Fencing XIIQ Golf XIIQ Swimming XII Roll L-all begin . . . Clean or dirty? ,KX ' -, lf! I . ri' I' Ili. aff? I 5, twin!-Hu Mary Lee Friday ' A N Mimi - Entcrccl: X ' ' I ' '- Offices: Secretary X15 Vice-President XII Clubs:Glee Club Xf Dramatic Club XI',A XII Minor Sports: Tennis XI, Xllg Fencing XIIg Golf XIVIQ Swiinming.XlfI Q V 1 Fo1'Petc'S Sake! ! ' KU' 5 if i . Q , KatherineiBel'l Horneryf I , HEY!! Entered: VII h ' Clubs: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XIIg Special Glee Club XI, XXII. . X , Major Sports: Hockey 'IX, X, X15 Basket- ball IX, X , P Minor Sports: Tennis X13 Feneing XII: Swimniing XII I W ' ' Well, I don't know . . . but? Judith Louise Goldstein , l . Judyf' Entered: VIII Clubs: Dramatic Club IX, X, XI, XII Minor Sports: Fencing XIIg Golf XII 'fIt's only five months 'til May. ' .RX N. I 1:- Caroline Meredith James Carolyn Entered: Kindergarten Offices: Secretary XII Clubs: Glee Club X, XIIQ Dramatic Club IX, XI Major Sports: Basketball XII Minor Sports: Bowling XI, XII: Fencing XII But you promised to save me a parking space! TZ' '17 I I, fi, ui W W4.fiW'-I :iw ,,....i.-M L'f i i... I l . . r . -Kathryn Winona Jameson . , Kitty -l Entered: X' l I I ' Clubs: Dramatic Club X, XI, X'I'I- 'Minor Sports: Bowling XII: Tennis XI X113 -Fencing XII5 Golf XII, . , '4Don't 1fanic!!ff,,. mfr' V ' 5,3 l',. I ' 5 f' 'fi X 1 Ii. N34 I I i IQ!! 1.4 N ' 'VON Mr MAAM . Wiz- E., lr ,1 Joanne Johnston W Y uJon Entered: IV Clubs: Glee Club X5 Dramatic Club IX X, XII Major Sports: Softball XI Minor Sports: Tennis XIg Fencing XIIg Swimming XII ' Do-Re-MLFa-Sol-La-Ti-Do Kathryn Warren Kruse, ttKathysx Entered: X Clubs: Glee Club X, XI Minor Sports: Tennis XI, XIIg Fencing Xllg Swimming XII A Somebody carried my little Nash away! 1 I J. 5 , . I J I .J 1 1 A., rl- ef Z3 Linda Jane Lear Linda Entered: XI OfIices: Photography Editor of the Thistle- llown XII Clubs: Glee Club XI, XIIQ Special Glee Club XI, XII Minor Sports: Bowling XI, XIIQ Tennis XI, XIIQ Golf XIIQ Swimming XII You dccid0,I can't! it 4 2 ,..,m.,.,.,W,,......... AQ, ' 4. f if S A X , - 4 . l , Qt.: y K 1 , 5 ' XL I VIFPESY I WX I Mary Reed Lewis ' ' 'fReed b Entered: IX l I Clubs: Dramatic Club IX, X, XI, XII ' Minor Sports: Bowling XIIg Tennis XI' I can get lots of fresh flowers! QF.:- 1 vu, , I I I Ann Schofield Mullin . UAnnl7 Entered: XII - Offices: Art Editor of the Thistledown XII Clubs: Glee:Club XII . Y . IV I Minor Sports: Golf Xlllg Tennis XII5 Fenc- ing XII5 Swimming XII ' H I ' .... '. af' I , 4 F Martha Fulton Lusk I. S Mimi Entered: IV Offices: Art' Editor of the Thistledown XII Clubs: Glee Club IX, X, Xl, XII Major Sports: Hockey IX, XI, XIIg Bas- ketball X ' Minor Sports: Tennis X19 Fencing XIIg Golf XIIQ Swimming XII If you don't like the way I drive, you can get out and walk! , . Am. I , -ff I V, 5 ,-35. i f.!l'5fYf1 9- HQ , L: ,f ort 5 H1 ' if ..- I ff Q - ... le-v. 'le' . I I -4' T V7 5 gf will 'B Mary Alexandra Navarro HAIQXU Entered: X Clubs: Glee Club Xg Dramatic Club XI, XII Minor Sports: Tennis X13 Bowling XI uTh21t'S really ClLSlHLl.'.',' ' f ':, ,Q I 'mf' 52 Shirley Ann Neely in ' . fi' A Shilly . Entered: IX I ' ' f . - Oflicesz Treasurer XI , w ' 4Cl-u-bs: Glee Club IXLX, XIIQ Special 'Glee Club XIIg -Dramatic Club XI . - Minors Sportsrz BowlingNXI5NG01fvX1,15 K Swimming XII ' , , ' And what kind .of cakewdid you,,,bi'ing? I e.'- - Lois Margaret O'Dessai usugaru Entered: XI - Clubs: Glee Club XI Minor Sports: Bowling XI, X115 Tennis XI, X113 Fencing XIIQ Golf XII 'kWill this ,explode if I add water to it? , ky as A e ey . ff I ,N sf, 5 .Q - W. ,,,..,.... .fa fy wfV Ts JP iw 4 my A i '-. ' ' Josette Alice Neubauer K NJC!! Entered: IX Clubs: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XIIg Special Club XI, XII Minor Sports: Bowling XIIg Tennis XI, XIIQ Golf XIIg Fencing XIIQ Swimming XII My Chemistry average is exactly 33.33Z. fb- I.- 6-.Q Q. -iq ,ve f 10,4-Jw' -' ' I s ., ' 1 ' T, R W2:.'7iEH.e ,gl Susan Ingram Pekruhn Susie Fntererl: III Ofiicesz Svrrvtziry IXQ Presillf-nt XI Clubs: Art Club 1X5 Drunmtic Club X, XI, XII Major Sports: Ilockvy X, XI, XIIIg Bus- kvtbnll IX, X, XI, XIIg Volleyball XI Mium' Sports: Tennis XI, XlIg Swimming: XII It's Pekruhn, not P0k1'I.lh77l.H .rx V -mf if than 3 .bk , Patricia Jane Rluslander - 5'Pat -, Entered: VII ' i A ' - OfIices: Vice-President IX , ' ' Clubs: Glec'Club IX,'XI, XIIg Dramatic Club X- - i , A A Minor Sports: 'Fencing,,XI13fgBQw11ng XI, XIIg Tennis XI, XIIQ Swimming.XIIgGb1f K A , I 'Guess what, Barb? Iqiidn't get a letter f I X ' f0d2YfT' I 1 I 'QQ ,Nas Judith Lynn Sailer I Judy Entered: X Clubs: Glee Club X, XI, XIIg Dramatic Club XI Minor sports: Bowling XI, XIIg Tennis XI, XIIQ Fencing XIIg Golf XIIQ Swimming XII I slammed it in a fire door. -n.pg,.i., I K z 'Q i Linda Gay Ruttenberg , Linda Entered: VII Offices: Treasurei' XII Clubs: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XIIg Special ,Glee Club XI, XII lMinoi' Sports: Bowling XI, XIIg Clic-ss XIIg Golf XII - My name is Linda, not Sharon! Sandra Lee Shephard uTig,01,n Entered: VIII Offices: Typing Editor of the Tlzistlcdown XII Clubs: Glee Club IX, Xg Dramatic Club XI, XII Minor Sports: Bowling X15 Fencing XII9 Golf XIIg Tennis XI, XIIg Swimming XII Can't anyone wheel the Cart on Satur- day! Sl l Si , Barbara Heyward Smith ' 'fBabs - Entered: XI d U' ' ' Offioesz President of the Fencing Club'XIIg Follies Chairman XII ' , ' Clubs: Dramatic Club XI, XIIg Glee Club XI, XII I . ., .. . Major Sports: Volleyball X15 Softball 'XI Minor Sports: 'TennisiXI, XII4 Bowling XI, XIIg Swimming XIIQ, Fencing XII It was supposed to 'lgfrush right outl i 5' ii I Q be Elizabeth- Anne Succop 4:Bettyn Entered: IX Offices: President Xp President XII Clubs: Glee Club IX, X, XI, X115 Special Glee Club XI, XII - Major Sports: Basketball IX, X: Hockey lx, X, XI, X115 Softball XI, XII Minor Sports: Tennis X13 Fencing X115 Swimming X11 What am 1 going to do! Mildred Louise Stewart Mildred Entered: X1 Clubs: Dramatic Club XI, X11 Minol Sports: Bowling XI, X113 Golf X11 Fencing X11 'AYes, 1 really am taking Geometry! g ggllu f ' -'Ya n fu' ' nm 5 'H ' 'eq I Il ' I I 5 g . I H . . 4, I I Il af X I E H 3 l S ' I I X: ., .-V' , v ii ji, ,J Marsha Ellen Swiss Marsha Entered: IX Offices: Editor-in-Chief of the Plaid XI: Editor-in-Chief of the Tlzistlezlfiwn XII Clubs: Art Club IX: Dramatic Club X, XI, XII Minor Sports: Fencing XII The footnote says . . . S V , ., . , , 3553, N it Judith Hollander Tynberg ' ' Mouse e Entered: III ' Q Clubs: Dramatic Club IX, X5 Glee' Club PXI, XII ' - I Major Sports: Hockey' IX W I Minor Sports.: Bowling ,XII: FCIICIUE Xu Hey, Shirll Only ten' more days! Q A 2 Ann Louiseiwatson ., Uwatsii Eritered: IX - Oflices: Treasurei' X3 Treasurer of the Tlzistlcdown XII E Clubs: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII, Special Glec Club XI, XII Major Sports: Hockey IX, X, XI, XII, Basketball IX, X, XI, XII, Volleyball XI, XII, Softball XI, XII I have such an awful craving for pis- tachio nuts ! - 1,,,, -A fx. I '17 fs, to I 1 , , 1 :f-5,,g4g5,',,.3,,, ii! ,I ,Ii K ,.,-' is ... 53. iz-I ' - s Elizabeth Ann Warne uBetsyn Entered : VII Clubs: Glee Club IX, X, XI, Diamatic Club XII ,Major Spovts: Basketball XI, XII Softball XI, XII Minor Sports: Bowling XI,- XII Tenms XI, XII, Golf XII I hate people! 5, I fill at . , ,, ,I I Y! :X ' 1 1 ' Q ,I Johnston Williams Johnston Entered: VI Clubs: Art Club IXg Dramatic Club X XI, XII Minor Sports: Bowling XI, XIIQ Golf XII Swimming XII 'AI haven't done my Latin, either. STN QQ TY ll yi I Marilyn Lee Wilson I Marilyn - Entered: Kindergarten I Offices: Treasurer IXg Plaid Staff X3 Vice- Prosident XIg Literzlry Editor of the Tlzistlednwn XII Clubs: Glee -Club IX, Xg XI, XIIg,-Special Glee Club XI, XII Major Sports: Basketball.Xg Softball XIQ Hockey XII . 1 Minor Sports: Tennis XI, XIIg Fencing XII Hold thatTiger!'f ' ' 'I ' Q, Q . gt. .lx u-L 4' , . 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Ea UE'-AH ga- :-2 .M .HE C2 -EE EE Nik Em 380:00 N220 wo vga 4 Surg gsm Ms? pagan gm-ma aids magma -H8252- SO383 Ea 2:35 gsm 303965 bah' gmam gega Qsgm bam sagem U9-EMS :tam was Ugnaogm N655 'anim 3:-H 235355 SEE hvmv-:gm-MH gm Egpgwm swim S5252 0332, 282 zo-him EM4 EE-E -E4 H Paddy Wagon U. N. General Assembly ricdfv T 'AX ,..-f FU' Wish You Were Here Speak up' Janie! -w , 'Wx Take Back Your Mink Eh Garde! 'I 'mlm UW IS llll lv We reach the top, we got our rings. Time to wind We could and did dance all night the clock again. at the Junior Prom. Too soon In We slave we Sang over a Hallowe'en For All party and exhaust We Know the treasury for Carousel and Don Charles. May finds us frantically picking flowers for the seniors, Littlest ones again, Hllllll N' f '. Us 'I 'a Carolyn and Marilyn start ol? on the long road to 12th grade. What a life! No home work, no worries, no uniforms,-nothing but play! Miss Wagner welcomes Susie P. and Judy T. to W.T. We all promise to be good. -Honor bright At last This into lower school F'-tzil't 'hth '.d ls us imc as jc-ig gm e c a s year This year Study hall to go fo an upper was no we gain -how important school dance. At mst exception' the reputation We were. we broke the , we are seniors Of belflg ping pong table, fof the lower schooll MIS K ' . 1'9SS' We even have the worst class in the lower school. umbrella ' 3- Y'3aY'b00k- and our backs - over our first exams. A i 4 A ' A Cgjll, , WSJ CiJllCiJlICiDMfXI' 1 I 3 HE QH MHHHH ' The ' Winchester-Thurston G l e e Clubs, consisting of the senior and junior groups, performed various con- certs during the year. The Glee Clubs, presented a Christmas program at the Harmarville Rehabilitation Cen- ter. The girls of the Senior Glee Club performed a popular medley of three songs and two selections from The Messiah at a joint concert at Kiski. In the spring, a festival entitled The Best of Baroque was presented for parents and friends. The Glee Clubs are privileged to be under the professional direction of Mrs. Selma B, Kress. She has, for many years, devoted her time and skill to the musical program of Win- chester-Thurston. S. E. D. lilll lllllll Under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Wilmurt, the Drama Club presented two productions this year. The first was a workshop production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol given at Christmas time at the Hamarville Rehabilitation Center, the Alumnae Luncheon, and' at our own Carol Sing. As a climax to the year's activity the club presented Thornton Wi1der's Our Town. Boys from the Gargoyle Society at Shadyside Academy participated in the -production. After the cast had been chosen, there were many jobs on crew, costuming and make-up committees. All iifty-eight members of the Drama Club had a part in the production, gaining not only theatrical knowledge and background, but also beneficial training in diction and speech. A J.J. Sl lllll DRAMA lllllll JIINIIIR DRAMA lllllli In spite of its small size, the Art Club, under the direction of Mrs. Victor Bodnar, is one of the most important groups at Winchester-Thurston. In this club, the girls are able to express themselves freely through the mediums of paint, pencil and clay. The Art Club contributes to the decoration of the school for various events during the year and occasionally posts its creations on the bulletin-board in the hall. M.F.L. Alll lllllll Minor Sports develop skills in in- dividual sports which can be continued many years after we have left school. There were many facets to this year's Minor Sports Program. In the fall, there was Bowling for recreation and tourna- ment prizes. In the winter, the Chess Club was active, learning the fine points of Chess and participating in matches with other schools. Also, this winter, the Seniors formed a Fencing Club which, under the direction of Mr. Kung, learned the fundamentals of Fencing. In the spring, Swimming was intro- duced as a recreational sport and was heartily enjoyed. Finally, when warmer weather came, there was instruction in both Golf and Tennis. M. L. W. all 1 -X fx 'nihl m Q06 050 Q F!Y3'fTl3 5515 Ok Hx BASKEIBAII F5 if W- K, as Left to Right: Judy Franklin, Seniorg Peggie Greiner, J u n i o rg Julie Grove, Sophomoreg Nancy Johnson, Freshman. In the two years that Miss Murray has been at Winchester-Thurston, she has made Gym Class much more interesting, coached our varsities, developed all our Minor Sports activities, and initiated a wonderful sports program for Class Day. This year, Miss Murray has formed The Leaders' Club. One girl from each class is chosen as a member. These girls take over such responsibilities as roll-taking in Gym Class and supervising skill tests. This new club promises to be an invaluable part of the Winchester-Thurston sports program. M.L.W. YU' RISIIII Ill x 5'- scxsucxn lIC1LNlCi-NICK iAliiWHl We have come to the end of our senior year. The things we have worried about, the events we anticipated, are over. The memories are ours. Winchester has fulfilled our greatest expectations during the school years, and has fortified us with a firm background in preparation for life. We are grateful to our headmistress and faculty not only for building this background but for providing inspiration, taking a genuine interest in us individually, and giving us their friendship. We thank them as we thank our parents and families, our classmates, and everyone who made pos- sible and shared in this rich experience. The four months between graduation and the first day of college constitute a giant step in our realization that one stage in our lives has drawn to a close. Now We must face our problems unbuttressed by teachers or parents. But whatever we ultimately do, the basic values, we have gained at Win- chester-Thurston will be our foundation for future strength and growth. Insofar as these values are sound, we will grow in wisdom, maturity, and productivity, As We leave Winchester we say farewell in words, but in our hearts we never leave. E.A.s. f3K3llfiJllfS3llCSDllfX.N 1 ' 2235 ,. . mf -rfrq 513 X N1 -'.2 l 1 '4 L . I 1 'L BQ 1 , o Q X 'mai X 1 I ' r W , .. yy- ,H y. W H mg. .--, mn BU Zh! CHILL .4 ' lvmwnflfw'-W w QX W0 K V HP' sk Ti K Y' 'YM ix J v 'r I Q B 'ww .iq w 4 . 'I' 1 ' tsl 5 Qi ,Q .ff 1 V w , ' 1 .fit Y - -.. sul O 11.18. .'k Oki' N' S' Af! 'M iGO - get NW ef, inf 11355 ei 0 .ii -, . aw... 1' AQ . Q A f w ' 'wh .f'l' n' A 3 ' -g15q' ' mf ii P J m' f1.'aswN Q 5 ' ,WV if 4 M ,' ,M llfsx-me M q-m.,t.,a.4wk3 gL.w,e , - S Q , in 'zTf. '.s K 'J 'l V- , 1 :mvwtf,-w1 1 ga . .1 ,. 'T 1 M ff:-w.g.wg'w-. f-- - o S-nigh., xl, :AMN .I . ,nf I ' f'13..'.ni'Z'ds-llxnf rf KW' A' . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. L. L. Avner Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Dr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Pllllll 3 Robert A, Albright Lewis J. Altenhof J. R. Armstrong Townsend W. Baer James Baker Warren J. Barker Paul N. Barna . Allen H. Berkman Mrs. C. F. Bernatz Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Birmingham Mr. and Mrs, George L. Bond, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D, A. Booth Dr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Brittain Paul Bunyon Mrs. L. H. Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. Chester P. Burns California Guy Louis Caplan Mr. and Mrs. Harland I. Casteel Judy Casteel Park Casteel Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Chalfant Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Chinlund Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Ithiel A. Cohen Mr. W. H. Crandall Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Crandall ,L. H. Criep A, W. Cummins Parker Davis . Jas. DeHaven Louis F. Demmler Miss Virginia Jean Demmler Mr. and Mrs. Walter Diamondstone Dilly Dr. R. G. Dorrance, Jr. Mrs. Stephen Downs Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Duquette Judge and Mrs. Henry Ellenbogen Mr. Harry M. Epstine Mrs. Harry M. Epstine Hans von Epstine Von der Epstine John E. Evans, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Evans, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Falk, Jr. Miss Eleanor Lee Fay Mr. and Mrs. Faris A. Feland Mr, Finkelpearl Carol Foedisch Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. W. W. Forster and Mrs . J. Foster James A. Frank Mr. and.Mrs. John N. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Caryle Freeborn H. French Mrs. Seward Dr. and Mrs, Rupert Friday James M. George W. P. Getty Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jay Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Goldstein Mrs. J. E. Goodreds Martha Goorin Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hackett Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Halteman Mrs. E. R. Hankine Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Harmeier, Jr. Mr. Milton Harris Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Harter Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Hawkins- H. H. Hildreth Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Hommel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hopkins Mr. Morris Horn Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Horner Mrs. D. H, Horner Mr. J. Edward Hugus Ens. and Mrs. Robert N. Humphreys USNR Mr. and Mrs, Robert L. Hutchinson Peggy Ingham Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Isaly Mrs. Milton Isay Mrs. John L. James Daniel H. Jameson Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Jameson Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Jenks Mr. and Mrs. H, R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. S. Clarke Johnston Glenn C. Jones Ben Paul Jubelirer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Rachel Graham Knake Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kramer Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kruse and Mrs. and Mrs, Bernard Kant Hall Lambert Kennedy W. L. Kettering George H. Kingsley and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. T, F. Lansberry Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lehman and Mrs. F. Reed Lewis and Mrs. C. M, Licky Mr. Mr. Mrs. E. B. Lindersmith Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Lindruff H. E, Linton Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Longwell Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Loughrey Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lusk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch, III Jack J. McCarthy and Mrs. McClinchie M, J. McCluan Robert Mcllrath J. C. McKeon and Mrs. D, F. McMahon Compliments of a Friend Jackie Malich Susan A. Mallinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Maloney, Jr. Dr. and Mrs, Oscar T. Marzke Mrs. William A. Messer Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Moore Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Morris Mrs. James H. Morris Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mosenson Miss Joan Moss Mr. and Mrs. H, J. Mullin Dr. John S. Murphy Donna Murphy Miss Lois E. Murphy Mrs. Dominic Navarro Navytuna Mr. and Mrs. John H. Neely Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Neubauer Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Northcutt Mr. and Mrs. David V. O'Dessa Mrs. Paul Olson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Ostrander Miss Louise M. Packard Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pearson Dr. and Mrs. Harry William Pedicord Mr. and Mrs. John Pekruhn Mr. Max Perl Mr. Albert H. Perrin Pierre Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pollock Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Pllllll S Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym A. Price Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ransom Theo E. Reichard Judy L. Robinson Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Rosen Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Rosenburg and Mrs. Frank T. Rubenstein and Mrs. Julian Ruslander S. L. Ruslander and Mrs. Charles Ruttenberg and Mrs. M. H. Sachs and Mrs. Paul Sailer Compliments of a Friend Mr. Bernard J. Schiller Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Shephard, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. D, Shephard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Silberstein Mr. and Mrs. Sydney A. Skillman Skip Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Smith Joseph C. Staley W. A. Stoeltzing Mary Joan Succop Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Succop Mr. and Mrs. Irwin A. Swiss Mr. and Mrs. David Tynberg Mrs. Alberta Unites Margaret Van Dusen . Clarence E. Stewart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Voelp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walleck Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Warren Dr. and Mrs. James R. Watson Dr. and Mrs. Peter Westervelt Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Wilt Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Work Miss Clara Wright Miss Hester Wright Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Wright Class Class Class Class of 1959 of 1960 of 1961 of 1962 BIISI ESS PAIIHI S AMERICAN ROLLER BEARING CO. BEYERL CHEVROLET COMPANY 416-420 Melwood Street CLARK CHEVROLET COMPANY Homestead, Pennsylvania EAST END FEDERAL SAVINGS AND JEANNE'S DRESS SHOP LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PITTSBURGH 5818 Forbes Street 5912 Penn Avenue .lERRY,S STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN NAVARRO CORPORATION 2045 Wightman Street 6219 Broad Street NAVARRO REALTY COMPANY REED, LEAR AND COMPANY Victor E. Navarro, Insurance 3105 Grant Building THEO. E. REICHARD Rug, Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Verona N. S. RIVIERE AND COMPANY, INSURANCE Union Trust Building SHADYSIDE NEWS SURRY SHOPS Shadyside Academy Grant Street, Walnut Street THATCHER GLASS MANUFACTURING COMPANY McKee Division Jeannette, Pennsylvania WASHINGTON STEEL CORPORATION Washington, Pennsylvania WORK REAL ESTATE COMPANY RALPH L. WILLIAMS, INSURANCE 100 Fox Chapel Road 273 S. Winebiddle Street The staff of the 1957 Thistledown wishes to thank Mr. Jonas of the Jonas Studio and Mr. Kern of the Campus Publishing Company for their help in the preparation of this yearbook. Qu.- ,Y , L Uhnagzul U 'Mya gf, - . JE., r 5- 3- 3, .5 :F-5'-. f. ..: uf-g.A,r,A1 A.-,,c:. -- ,-A . :,. 4.-. -. .,,.. ,.v V, , , T .W f 4-H A - - --- -. . - - 4. H .. -',..f.1... , '3:!1. Y, ,- . Jn A ' 15' fl Zigi-,-:F ,r rf ' 'f 1 v 52. V +V -J -4--,.-H-: N E val' -1 11 1 'AFT CA U-1 1' 5 -' 1 , V, f-1'-C' -arm . 3 f.:.- K. ... - :---- 3 f 1- V W ?'.f+egL' . 4453. I , .