TY - SER
KW - Roman Catholics
KW - Italian Americans
KW - librarians
KW - Polish Americans
KW - Croatian Americans
KW - high school students
KW - Greek Americans
KW - Greek Orthodox Christians
KW - suicide
KW - steel industry
KW - priests
KW - Black Americans
AU - George Christy
AB - Stephanos Hermes hates his Greekness and immigrant parents as he struggles to Americanize himself into 1930s Mon Valley culture.
C1 - 1939-40
C3 - Westmoreland County; Monessen (Commandment Hill); Allegheny County; Pittsburgh
C4 - Literary; Coming-of-Age
CY - Indianapolis
LA - English
M3 - Novel
N1 - <p>Monessen is disguised as Commandment Hill.</p>
N2 - Stephanos Hermes hates his Greekness and immigrant parents as he struggles to Americanize himself into 1930s Mon Valley culture.
PB - Bobbs-Merrill Company
PP - Indianapolis
PY - 1963
RN - George Christy (1927—2020), born George Stupakis in Monessen, Pennsylvania, studied at Carnegie Tech and for many years was “party-and-publicity” columnist for <em>The Hollywood Reporter</em>.
EP - 220 p.
TI - All I Could See from Where I Stood
ER -