Carrick High School - Revision history

Jrudiak at 20:18, 12 May 2014

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Jrudiak at 19:06, 12 May 2014

2014-05-12T19:06:54Z

Jrudiak: /* Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926. But before Carrick became a borough, it was Baldwin Township. Before it decided it needed a high school of its own, Carrick High School

2011-02-14T18:56:26Z

/* Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926. But before Carrick became a borough, it was Baldwin Township. Before it decided it needed a high school of its own, Carrick High School

Jrudiak: /* Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926. */

2011-02-14T00:03:27Z

‎Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926.

Jrudiak at 23:06, 14 June 2010

2010-06-14T23:06:13Z

Jrudiak: /* This is a photo from the 1926 Carrick High School Yearbook */

2009-11-28T19:18:11Z

‎This is a photo from the 1926 Carrick High School Yearbook

Jrudiak at 19:17, 28 November 2009

2009-11-28T19:17:48Z

Jrudiak at 03:23, 14 November 2008

2008-11-14T03:23:26Z

Jrudiak at 03:19, 14 November 2008

2008-11-14T03:19:04Z

Jrudiak: New page: == Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough. == == Here is a recent reunion notice for the 1948 Class: == Date: Tue, Jun 17, 2008 Here’s who’s coming to ...

2008-11-14T03:17:46Z

New page: == Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough. == == Here is a recent reunion notice for the 1948 Class: == Date: Tue, Jun 17, 2008 Here’s who’s coming to ...

New page

== Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough. ==

== Here is a recent reunion notice for the 1948 Class: ==

Date: Tue, Jun 17, 2008

Here’s who’s coming to our Classes of 1948 60th Reunion so far:

Walt & Hope Mervosh Bielich
Jack & Ruth Kirchner O’Brien
Paul & Jean Harrison
Vivian Delligatti Scotti
Chuck & Joanne O’Hanlon Marwood
Rose Marie Funk Knott
Dave & Erleen Dye Boehmer
Chuck Allebrand
Don Cummings
Vince & Mary Lou Venturella
Carl & Dolores Nelson
Ernie & Maureen Dieter
Alice Weiss McKrimmon
Larry & Donna Bickar
Nobert (Dave0 Kraemer
Vaughn & Ellie Irwin
Gil & Joanne Rose
Carol Phillips Lintelman
Ralph & Mary Jane Gault
Marie Decker Noar
Dorothy Lewis Lattner
Mary Lanz Baumgart
Tom Goodrum
Jim & Audrey Meredith Keagle
Bill & Dorothy Schwarm Powelson
Bob & Irma Ryan

If you’re not on our list we need you to be. Still time to make your reservations. The date of the Reunion is Friday, August 8th at the Pittsburgh Athletic Club (PAA) located on Fifth Avenue in Oakland across the street from the Cathedral of Learning. Phone or e-mail Chuck Marwood today – 412-881-8620 or jmarwo@aol.com. See you at our reunion!

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	== Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926. But before Carrick became a borough, it was Baldwin Township. Before it decided it needed a high school of its own, Carrick High School was housed in the old [[Concord Presbyterian Church]] which was built in 1884. In 1915 the new church was built and the older Concord Church burned down in 1924. In between then the high school children of Carrick most likely went to Union High School in Knoxville Borough, which at that time, was exclusive and properous. In between 1915 and 1926 there is a time when the Concord Church Carrick High School became no more and the 1926 date of the first graduation in the new, now existing, high school. ==		== Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926. But before Carrick became a borough, it was Baldwin Township. Before it decided it needed a high school of its own, Carrick High School was housed in the old [[Concord Presbyterian Church]] which was built in 1884. In 1915 the new church was built and the older Concord Church burned down in 1924. In between then the high school children of Carrick most likely went to Union High School in Knoxville Borough, which at that time, was exclusive and properous. In between 1915 and 1926 there is a time when the Concord Church Carrick High School became no more and the 1926 date of the first graduation in the new, now existing, high school. ==
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	== This is a photo from the 1926 Carrick High School Yearbook ==		== This is a photo from the 1926 Carrick High School Yearbook ==

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	[http://carrickhighschool.org/ Link to Carrick High School Alumni]		[http://carrickhighschool.org/ Link to Carrick High School Alumni]
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		+	[[Carrick High School 1939 Yearbook]] - Full copy of 1939 Carrick High School yearbook
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		+	[[Carrick High School Twentieth Anniversary Edition 1926-1946]] - A special edition of the school's yearbooks. Especially interesting is the listing in photos and descriptions of those young men who died in the service.
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		+	[[Carrick High School in the News]] - articles regarding Carrick High School.
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		+	[[Carrick High School Sports]] - articles regarding Carrick High School Sports.
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		+	[[Carrick High School Reunion 1926-1976]] - newspaper photo and photo of reunion[[Carrick High School Reunion 1985]] - booklet presented at the reunion
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		+	[[Carrick Alumni]] - 2013 Honors Alumni
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		+	[[Carrick High School Reunion the first 75 years]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School 1920s]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School Opened in 1924]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School 1926]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School 1926 Football Team]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School Class of January 1926]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School Class of June 1926]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School 1927]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School 1928]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School 1929]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School 1930s]][[Carrick High School graduate sang with Glen Miller]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School 1941]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School Class of 41 Fight Song]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School Last School Board]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School Bill Lawrence '45 Spitfire Band]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School Alma Mater Correction]]
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		+	[[Carrick High School Jim Reiter]]

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−	== Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926. But before Carrick became a borough, it was Baldwin Township. Before it decided it needed a high school of its own, Carrick High School was housed in the old [Concord Presbyterian Church] which was built in 1884. In 1915 the new church was built and ~~probably around~~ the ~~time~~ Concord Church ~~demolished the old church,~~ the high school children of Carrick went to Union High School in Knoxville Borough, which at that time, was exclusive and properous. In between 1915 and 1926 there is a time when the Concord Church Carrick High School became no more and the 1926 date of the first graduation in the new, now existing, high school. ==	+	== Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926. But before Carrick became a borough, it was Baldwin Township. Before it decided it needed a high school of its own, Carrick High School was housed in the old [[Concord Presbyterian Church]] which was built in 1884. In 1915 the new church was built and the older Concord Church burned down in 1924. In between then the high school children of Carrick most likely went to Union High School in Knoxville Borough, which at that time, was exclusive and properous. In between 1915 and 1926 there is a time when the Concord Church Carrick High School became no more and the 1926 date of the first graduation in the new, now existing, high school. ==

	== This is a photo from the 1926 Carrick High School Yearbook ==		== This is a photo from the 1926 Carrick High School Yearbook ==

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-== Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926. ==
+== Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926. But before Carrick became a borough, it was Baldwin Township. Before it decided it needed a high school of its own, Carrick High School was housed in the old [Concord Presbyterian Church] which was built in 1884. In 1915 the new church was built and probably around the time Concord Church demolished the old church, the high school children of Carrick went to Union High School in Knoxville Borough, which at that time, was exclusive and properous. In between 1915 and 1926 there is a time when the Concord Church Carrick High School became no more and the 1926 date of the first graduation in the new, now existing, high school.  ==
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 == This is a photo from the 1926 Carrick High School Yearbook ==

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 == This is a photo from the 1926 Carrick High School Yearbook ==
-== In the photograph: Theodore Auel - captain, Joe Barranti, Harry Cottrell, Charles Emery, Wilson Feick, William Kobza, Jack Schricker, Killian Steinmyer (or Steinmeyer), Harry Whitehead, Zajdzinski, Thomas Jones. The names of the rest of the players are unknown. ==
+''' In the photograph: Theodore Auel - captain, Joe Barranti, Harry Cottrell, Charles Emery, Wilson Feick, William Kobza, Jack Schricker, Killian Steinmyer (or Steinmeyer), Harry Whitehead, Zajdzinski, Thomas Jones. The names of the rest of the players are unknown. '''
+[[Image:Carrick High School 1926 Baseball Team.jpg]]
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 == Here is a recent reunion notice for the 1948 Class: ==

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−	== Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough. ==	+	== Carrick High School was built during the period of Carrick Borough and its first graduating class was in 1926. ==
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		+	== This is a photo from the 1926 Carrick High School Yearbook ==
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		+	[Image:Carrick High School 1926 Baseball Team.jpg]]
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		+	== In the photograph: Theodore Auel - captain, Joe Barranti, Harry Cottrell, Charles Emery, Wilson Feick, William Kobza, Jack Schricker, Killian Steinmyer (or Steinmeyer), Harry Whitehead, Zajdzinski, Thomas Jones. The names of the rest of the players are unknown. ==
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	If you’re not on our list we need you to be. Still time to make your reservations. The date of the Reunion is Friday, August 8th at the Pittsburgh Athletic Club (PAA) located on Fifth Avenue in Oakland across the street from the Cathedral of Learning. Phone or e-mail Chuck Marwood today – 412-881-8620 or jmarwo@aol.com. See you at our reunion!		If you’re not on our list we need you to be. Still time to make your reservations. The date of the Reunion is Friday, August 8th at the Pittsburgh Athletic Club (PAA) located on Fifth Avenue in Oakland across the street from the Cathedral of Learning. Phone or e-mail Chuck Marwood today – 412-881-8620 or jmarwo@aol.com. See you at our reunion!
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		+	[http://carrickhighschool.org/ Link to Carrick High School Alumni]

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 Walt & Hope Mervosh Bielich
 Jack & Ruth Kirchner O’Brien
 Paul & Jean Harrison
 Vivian Delligatti Scotti
 Chuck & Joanne O’Hanlon Marwood
 Rose Marie Funk Knott
 Dave & Erleen Dye Boehmer
 Chuck Allebrand
 Don Cummings
 Vince & Mary Lou Venturella
 Carl & Dolores Nelson
 Ernie & Maureen Dieter
 Alice Weiss McKrimmon
 Larry & Donna Bickar
 Nobert (Dave0 Kraemer
 Vaughn & Ellie Irwin
 Gil & Joanne Rose
 Carol Phillips Lintelman
 Ralph & Mary Jane Gault
 Marie Decker Noar
 Dorothy Lewis Lattner
 Mary Lanz Baumgart
 Tom Goodrum
 Jim & Audrey Meredith Keagle
 Bill & Dorothy Schwarm Powelson
 Bob & Irma Ryan
 If you’re not on our list we need you to be. Still time to make your reservations. The date of the Reunion is Friday, August 8th at the Pittsburgh Athletic Club (PAA)  located on Fifth Avenue in Oakland across the street from the Cathedral of Learning. Phone or e-mail Chuck Marwood today – 412-881-8620 or jmarwo@aol.com. See you at our reunion!