Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1922 volume:

mu 1, WIL-HI-SCAN 'Published .Qv lhe STU DENT BODY MIM' WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL WILKINSBURG, PA. H21 . waz- 3,1 'QQQQSH NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-Two 2 1LK1NsBURc, ' lrjggllin HIGH .SCHOOL 2 DEDICATION ' To one who has ever been patient with our jaulls, ever aware of our small virlues, ever cast down by our sorrows, ever joyful in our pleasures, Lo Miss .lane E. Anderson, our Leacller and companion, wc, llle Class of '22, lovingly dedicate lllis first volume of the Wil-Hi-Scan. 2 3 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD Fellow students, we, the editors of the Wilkirlslmllrg High School Annual, are fully aware of the responsibility which you repnsed in us when you gave ns the privilege of superintending the publishing of the old Higlfs Hrst vcar hook. We have tried to be worthy of your confidence hy providing a hook which will be worthy of the name of thc Wilkinshurg High School Annual, Zl book which will take its place among the prominent year books of the scholastic world. We give to you this 1922 edition of the Wil-Hi-Scan as a result of our efforts. How far we have suc- ceeded in our aims. you alone can judgeg but whatever be your decision, and we all hope that it will be favorable to us, we give you this hook with the best wishes of the class of '22 and hnpc that it will ever help to recall that class to your memory as one ever true to their Alma lllxlter in thought, word rind deed. 3 'J WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS JOHN PHILIP PHII-'ER I-Jolmnyl-. ..PH-er., Clan President 111 121 131 141: So bo- more Party 121: Junior Reception 131 11211: English Club 131 14-1: French Club 131: Science Club 131: Class Basket Ball 111 121 131 141: Track 121 131: Captain 141: Gym ?gtl1iligon 121: French Play 141: Orchestra Self-reverence, self-knowledge, sell-control: These three alone lead life zo sovereign power: JOHN KIEGENUS SCHINDELL Vice President of Class 131 141: Football 121 131 141: Class Basket Ball 131 141: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131 141: Track 141: Activity Board 141: Senior Club Marshal 141: Vice President of Boys' Athletic Asso- ciation 141: Science Club 141: Spanish Club 141. I dare do all tha: becomes a man Who dures do more is none. MARGARET EVANS DIXON Margie Class Seerela 111 121 141: Madrigal Club 111: Opera 7115 Honor Pin 111 121 131 141: Review Editor 141: Class Reporter 131 : French Club 131 141: Le Petit Circle 141: Gym Exhibition 111 141: Christmas Play 141: English Club 121 131 141: Second Senior Class Play 141: Honor Roll 141: Wil- Hi-Scan Stal? 141. , A mighty spirit ills that little lrume. HAROLD RENNER COTTRILL Skinny Class Treasurer 141: Orchestra 111 121: History Club 121: Science Club 131 141: Spanish Club 131 141: Treasurer 141: Gym Exhibition 121 131: Honor Roll 121: Treas- urer Radio Club 131: Assistant Basket Ball lltliarlnzger 131: English Club 131 141: Class ig t. The wisest is generally he who thinks himself the least so. WILLIAM JOHN KREGAR Bus, Brutus, Lamb, Class Marshal 141: French Club 131 141: English Club 131 141: Football 121 131 141: Boys' Athletic Association Vice President 131 : President 141. A fue fellow, a good sport, and a staunch friend. .vii , . . .X WILKINSBURG Q-HIGH SCHO MIRIAM IRENE ALLISON ..Fmmy,. History Club 12l: English Club 131 145: Class Night 141. , oh, me naming, what .1 ming if is! MARIE KATHRYN, ALLISON ..Ree',, .. ue. English Club 137 1415 Science Club 115: History Club 121. The blush is beautiful, bu: it is sometime: inconvenient. EDNA MARIE ALLSHOUSE ..Ed,,, nsisn F English Club 143 5 Girls' Glee Club 111. The mildest manners and the gentlesi heart. HUGH Ev!-:RETT ANDERSON .. V. Gym Exhibition 111 12l: Orchestra 111 121 141g Spanish Club 1253 Science Club I trust and rest. WILLIAM MILLARD ARNOLD Schenley High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. 115: Science Club 141: Honor Roll 122 131 1413 Spanish Club, President 141. These studies are my delight. S U T E -4 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL MINNIE LEE BAILEY Snacks, Youngslcr Science Club 111 1215 History Club 121: French Club 121 131 141: Girls' Glee Club 131 1413 Opera 141g English Club 131 141. Her voice was ever .volt and law, An excellent thing in a woruan. CLEONE ELVIRA BARDES English Club 131 1413 French Club 131. They are not alone wha are accompanied with nuble thoughts. ' IAMESBCLYDE BARTON l. an., Manager of Wil-Hi-Scan 141: French Club 121 131 141g English Club 131 1415 Presi- dent 131 141: Science Club 131: Gym Ex- hibilion'1l1 121 131: Honor Pin 121 131: History Club 1213 Class Basket Ball 131: Honor Roll, Commencement, French Play 141. A man he is al cheerful ways And canfdent lomorrows. MARIAN BRITTON BASSLER '1Bassler Seiler School, Harrisburg, Pa. 111: Honor Roll 121 131: Gym Exhibition 121: French Club 121 1313 English Club 121 131 1412 Science Club 141g History Club 131 1413 Class Night. Pleasure makes life seem short. WILLIAM 1. BAUMAN Bill Baseball 141. Nothing is impossible la a valiant heart. 6 . EWILKINSBURG QLHSSXEIE' HIGH SCHOOL-A ? ROBERT WILBUR BEARDSLEE Bob, Connie Science Club 1215 Track 111 121: English Club 131 141. ' They say lhnt life Lv what we mnke il. Su l'll have my jun while I can lake if, ALBERT EDWIN BEECH ..Ahb- ., Gym Exhibision 111 121: Sophomore Party 121: History Club 121 1313 Spanish Club 1315 Englisr Club 131 141. I nm as I nm, and su will I be. ELSIE ALBERTA BEECH 1 Gym Exhibition 111 1213 History Club 121 1315 French Club 131 1415 50501100 Club 141: English Club 14-1: Secretary 131. Why aren't they all rontentrd like me? ROSANHAAEOUISE BERGHANE ' English cial? 131 141 5 French Club 131 141 Z Science Club 1215 Honor Pin 111 121 131: Review Stal? 141: French Play 141: First Senior Class Play 141. She has lwokeyes, so salt and gay, ' Ta e care. , She gives one glance, Ihen looks away: Beware! ' EDITH AUDREY BIESEKER Audie, Spooke Madrignl Club 111 121 131 141: Opera 121 131g English Club 131 14-1: French Club 121 131 141: History Club 121. For shc's 11 folly good sport, you know. WILKINSBURG- HIGH SCHOOL THOMAS WARD BLEWITT HT ,- Science Gjllrb 141: English Club 141: Honor Roll 111 121: Gym Exhibition 111. Men of few wards are the best men. Peg Peggy Gym Exlubiuon 111 English Club 131 141: Science Club 111: Spanish Club 11: History Club 121: Review Staff 141: Wil-Hi-Scan Staff 1413 Honor Roll 131. My tongue within my lips I rein, For who talks much, talks in vain. MARGARET ANDERSON B005 3 4 WILLIAM G. BOTHWELL ..Biu,,. .lwiuien Orchestra 111 121: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131 141: Science Club 111: Sophomore Exer- cises 121: Assistant Manager Review 131: English Club 131 141: Manager First Senior Class Play 141: Baseball 141. From the top of his head In the tip ol his toe, Bill Ls the nearest boy we know. t ARTHUR BRAMMER ..An,,. ..Kn-Kon 0PUl'H 111 121 131 141: Schubert Club 111 121 131 141: Song Leader 131: Class B. B. 111 121 131 141: High! School Quarteue 131 141: Spanish Club, arshal: Band Leader 131 141: Assistant Director of Orchestra A howling success. 1 CHARLOTTE BRENNBMAN nchdkyn Review Staff 141: Basket Ball, Second Team 111: 'Vanity 121 131 141: English Club 131 141: Cheer Leader 121 141: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131 141: History Club 131: Science Club 111. Up! Up! my friends, and quit your books, Or surely ynu'll be double. WILKINSBURG mH5l1l HIGH scHooL 1 WILLI:tXBlYgl,l'IARL BRINDLEY Opera 1l1g French Club 121 131: Radio Club 131 141: Science Club 121 131 141: Senior Reception 141. A man clearer .sighted for business than Lyceus or Argus, and eyes all over. CORA MAE BRICKEL Snacks, Rid Mndrigal Club 131 141: French Club 131 14-13 English Club 131 1413 Opera 131: Junior Reception 131. , l chauer over stony wags In litlle sharps and tre les. BERTHA ELIZABETH BRINISLEY I on I ,- French Cllub 131 141: Gym Exhibition 111 121: Honor Roll 111 121 1312, -llIlli0l' RD- eepliun 131 3 Girls' Glee Club 131. And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one smoll head should carry all she knew. HAZEL JANET BROWN Brownie English Club 131 141: History Club 121: Review Stall' 141. 1 The only way to have u lriend is to be one. gf ALLAN MACLEOD BRYSON .lnudn Gym Exhibition 111: Sophomore Play 121: English Qub 131 141: Fire! Senior Class 141: French Club 141: Honor Roll 111 121 131 1415 Wil-Hi-Scan Stal! 141: Valedio- torian. Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime. .. .. WILKINSBURG HIGH scHooL ,,1 2:,t.:. J .. , x,- I - ' ff' y 1 L' X -if ig? 2 1 1 J-5 T32 w t ' x T Z E ' 1 f5 , , ,K J , Il C15 . -1 ,. f f ' ' z. QQ f 13.1. fesili-' A 3353, . -Q, . f. X31 a 1 X .. P--1, t , J sam. X 1, . 1 :1 3 wi , W if .. '-1. -2, L, js 1 X . 5 --s-11 u ,yr 1 Q if wr -' ' ' 5 A W' . 13 lr ,fffiifff - f.:-1 ' . , gt.. flu. ,' wi ..x. . V V., M -5' ll, 9' r ' jaw -3 ,0 f 1 . .A ffmii-4 ,. .1 ,gy wg. PAUL RAYMOND BUTLER P, H., Butts Science Club 113 14-35 Gym Exliibiliun 113 123 133 1435 Track 123 133 143: Spanish Club 133: Radio Club 133 1433 Chess Club 143g English Club 133 14,33 Class B. B. 133 143. Use not thy fconls lun fully. AGN ES ELLEN CA RR A ggie' English Club 133 143: History Club 123. Ex-ery one excels in sunwiliing in irliirh nn- ullier fails, ' JOHN RANDOLPH CAXIELLER Gabba, Rike, Skinney French Club 133 143: English Club 133 1435 French Pluy 1435 First Senior Class Play 143. .lly kingdom for rl girl. MARY ELEANOR CAMPBELL Campbell, Sheets, Skinny Science Club 113: English Club 133 1435 Madrignl Club 1133 Gym Exhibition 113 123: French Club 12l 133 143: Christmas Play 1433 Le Petit Circle Francais 143: Review Staff 14-3: Class Night. If the world like it nal, so much llw worse for them. HARRY MORGAN CHAPMAN Chuppy Sewickley High School 113: Edgewood High Sclwnl 1235 Science Club 133 14-3g English Club 133 143: Basket Ball 133: Class Basket Ball 143. In all thy humars, whvlhrr grave ur mellow, Thou are such ri touclry, lfsly, pleasrml fellow. ' 1 u .S ...Q- 1..- XC. I EQ WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL ? HELEN FRANCES CHAPlN Chnppie. Ignalz. Charlie English Club 133 143: French Club 123 133' 143: Science Club 113 : Civics Club 113: His- tory Club 123: Faculty Pnrty 143: Review Stull' 143. Life's a jest and all things show it: I tlmughl so ance and nun' I know il. CHRISTIANA CLEMENTS Chris, Chrissy, Rizzy Gym Exhibition 123 133: English Club 133 143: French Club 133 143: Girls' Glee Club 123: Mixed Chorus 133. ll is good In have rt sunny rlispasilian. DOROTHY MAE COOK Dat, Cookie Opera 123 14-3: Madrlgel Club 123 143: Girls' Glee Club 123 133: Gym Exhibition 123 133 143: Bagket Ball 133 143: Science Club 133: French Club 143: English Club 133 143: Vice President G. A. A. 133: Hise tory Club 123 133: .luninr Reception 133: Faculty Party 143: Senior Girls Chorus 143. Variety is the spice of lile. ' WALTER YOUNG COTTOM Walt, Cattle Connellsville High School 113: History Club 123 133: English Club 123 133 143: Tennis 133: Manager 143i Science Club 133 1435 Spanish Club 133. Dark men are pearls in beuuleoux Indies' eyes. WILIMQEFFOULDS COVIL Opera 123: Gym Exhibition 113 123 133 143: Science Club 133 143: SCl1llbCl'l Club 133: English Club 143: Chess Club 143. A man lor every emergency. 11 , 1 I HIGH SCHOOL QDWILKINSBURG SARAH VIRGINIA CRATTY Ginnie Pitcairn High School 111 121: English Club Q31 C413 French Club 131 141. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. GRACE DAVIS nyummyvn t-Davey n-rib'-. npidgetf ?pf:r.? 531: Madrigal Club 131: English Club 3 4 . There is great ability in knowing how to can- cenl one's ability. PAULINE DOBSON npnuy.. English Club 131 I4-1: History Club 111. You know where to speak and when to be silent. RUTH ELEANOR DODSON Ruthie , History Club f21g English Club C31 141: French Club C513 Gym Exhibition Q11 l31: Honor Pin 111 Q21 1315 Honor Roll: Review Stall' 141. Maiden with thy meek brown eyes, In whose circles a shadow lies Like the dusk in evening skies. RUTHng1AglWl DODSON - Pitcaim High School 111 i213 English Club C315 Senior Club C415 Gym Exhibition 131. To be'a friend is to have u friend. WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL DORRIS ELIZABETH DYBERG nbos, nbyba .. Honor Pin 111: english Club 131 141: French Club 131 141. Her words, like so many nimble and airy ser- uitors, trip about her u commend. w1LuAM H. ooucmss ' .lnougyn ..Biu,. Science Club 121 131 141: French Club 131 141: Truck 141: English Club 131 141: Radio Club 131: Band 141: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131. The mast briUiant talents ofteri lie concealed in obscurity. J RUTH NAOMI EDGE Tools, Ruthie 1 Junior English Club 131: French Club 111: Senior Club 141. Woman is an inconstant thing. LEONARD REED ESCH HBMIH ..Eshy,, - Football 141: Trask Manager 141: Athletic Council 141: Clase Basket Ball 131: Honor Roll: Review Staff 121 131: Editor 141: Wil- Hi.Scan Staff 141: First Senior Class Play 141: Science Club 131 141: Spanish Club 121 131: English Club 131 141: History Club 121: Opera 121: Schubert Club 121: Honor Pin 111 121 131 141. - Ta apprecxhte that which is noble is a gain that can never be taken away from me. HELENOESTELLE EYSTER yster Westinghouse High School, Pittsburgh, Pa., 111 121: English Club 131: Senior Club 141: French Club 131 141: Opera 141: Junior Reception 131: G Exhibition 131 141: History Club 131: Ciilristmss Play 141: Junior Chorus 131: Senior Girls' Chorus 141: Wil- Hi-Scan Staff 141: Clase Night 141. .4 smooth and steadfast mind: Gentle thoughts and calm desires. WILIQNSBURG HIGH scHooL 9 ROSE LUCILLE FAIR ..Jen,y,,, ..shony'u .ul-invi- Gym Exhibition 1U 123 131 1433 English Cluh 133 141. Her dyes as stars of lwilighl lair, Like twilight, loo, her dusky Iuzir. MARY CHARl,0'l 1'E FENTON Dumnlin' Glee Club 1l,I: Treasurer of Athenian Society 115g llislury Cluh 1233 French Cluh 145: Gym Exhibition ll! 1413 English Cluh 135 ma. . , Whatever is wurlh doing at all is wnrlh doing u-ell. . PAUL PROCTOR FINDLEY Angus Honor Roll 121: Cyxn Exhibition 1211 French Club 123 13l 14-5: English Cluh 121 1195 First Seninr Class Playg French Play: Honor Roll 14Ig Commencement. Work me that I :mfr hnd any learning. AGNES GERTRUDE FINNEGAN French Club 13N 1435 English 13i 1-D. Irish eyes und hair of raven hut. KATHERINE SPEER FLEMING i.Kme-. Senior Club 141. As happy as the day ixllang. WILKINS-Bump HIGH SCHOOL ALV ER L. FOGLE ..M'n MPM.. English Club l2t 133 1-ll: Science Club f3l l4l History Club l2l l3l. 'Tix a gond will makes inlelligrnce. Wll.l,lfXNl,-X, FORRESTER, JR. .. i .. Basket Bull Manager ill-Ig' Assistant Mana- ger 13tg Class Basket Ball f3l Ml: Athletic Council l-llg Review Stall' l4l: Honor Pin ill: Thanksgiving Play l3l: .lunior Recep- tion till: Vice Prcsidem English Club l3lg Treasurer Spanish Club l3l 4' Cluss Night. ln the race of life lic will not be behind. FRANCES l.OUlSll FREEMAN Fran, Frankie French Club l2l QS! Ml: Review Staff Mig First Senior Class Play: Seniur Club 14-lg .luniur English Club l3tg Honfur Pin ill: Junior Reception l3l: History C ub Ill l2l: Science Club L11 l2I: Opt-ro l2l i3l 141: Madrigal Club Big Girls' Glee lll' l2l 'l4l: Gym Exhibition lll l2l l3l l-ll: Honor Roll l4l: Le Petit Circle 141: Senior Girls' Churusg Class Night. A dancing shape, rm image gay, ' Ta haunt, In smrtle and ufnylay. ' MARIAN ELEANUR FRITZ l riI1.ie Honor Roll Mlg Gym Exhibition ill l2lg History Club l2l: English Club l3l l4l3 French Club l2l l3l Ml: Le Petit Circle Q4-li Junior Reception t3l. I know lheu for a girl of many llwughls. llAllGz:JRl:i:l' CHARLOTTE FRY English Cllub l3l l4l. A woman only keeps secret' that which she does not know. ' 4 si 1 1 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL EMILY FULTON Red Steamboat ,lunlor Reception C31 Opera C31 C41 Semor Party C21 Girls Glee C11 C21 Thanksglv mg Play C31 Senior Glrls Chorus C41 Madrlgal Club C31 C41 Gym Exlubltmn C11 C21 C31 C41 French Club C31 C41 Secre- ger C41 Honor Roll C41 Second Senior Class Play Her charms are great her flaus are few To lrzends shes always staunch and tru KENNETH A GARDNER ll Glenville eHxgh School Cleveland Oluo C11 C21 C31 Varsny Basket Ball C41 English Club C41 Scxence Club C41 Baseball C41 Who tn has day most famously dzd lluunsh DONALD FOULDS COVIL Confusus Scnence Club C31 C41 Honor Pm C31 Eng lush Club C31 Gym Exlnlntmn C21 Honor Roll C41 Great at speaking and yet able to hold has langue LIONEL GATES Lcnolyla Sctence Club C31 C41 French Club C31 C41 French Play C41 Honor Roll C41 Men of few words nie best men WILLIAM J GEISSINGER .W ,, ..B1u., ee, English Club C31, C41, History Club C21, Sctence Club Treasurer C41, Sgamsh Club C31 , Class Basket Ball C21 C31, aptaln C41, Track C21 C31 C41, Gym Exlubmon C21 C31 141, Class Night When a lady's ln the case, you know, all olher tlungs glue place i. ,,,, V gm ' 1 ' n n n n C 2 . ' . . XV Q I ' I . 1 . 1 , . ' . . . , ' A ' , Q - Q s ' , 5 Q ' ' tary C41g Assistant Girls' Basket Ball Mana- X 5 1 ' 1 ' I ' ' ' e. A - .MK 'I f . A l I , . ' ' l . . . . Z S - f f I Al xl . S . ' . . ' V A : 1 . . : - 5 I Q , It ' ll 'Q ' s : 5 . WILKINSBURG HIGH scnooj, 1 17 DOROTHY LOUISE GEISLER Dot, Dada, l'loodaley Science Club 111: History Club ill: Clee Club C11 f2Jg Mixed Chorus ill i2l: Eng- lish Club 133 Ml: French Club -i2l 131 Q4Jg Le Petit Circle C4-J: Review Stuff 443: Class Night C459 Commencement. Her open egves desire the truth The wisdom of az thousand years is in them. CAROLYN CLARK GRAHAM Caddy Madrigal Club f3l Q4-lg French Club f3l MJ: English Club Q33 Ml: First Senior Class Play: Gym Exhibition f2l l3l f4li Opera 431,005 Junior Reception i2l i3l l4Jg Science Club illi Class Night. On with the llunce, let foy be unconfnedg No sleep till morn, when Youth and Pleasure meet. MALCOLM L. GRAHAM Mal, Male, Texas Gym Exhibition fllg Spanish Club C31 : Eng- lish Club fill i4-lg History Club 121g Christ- mas Play 145. I have decreed, so be it. THOMAS JOSEPH CRIMES Speedo, Harp, Lightning Football Ml A little nonsense naw and then ls relished by the best of men. ELMEFEEQRL GRASSEL Football Cal Gil K4-lg Opera f2l C31 1435 Schubert Club l2l Gil 147: History Club f2l i3l 141. . With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come. SWILKINSBURG 111415111111 HIGH SCHOOL FLORENCE LUELLA GRIBBLE Harncey Opera 141: English Club 131 141. She says Iiulr, bu: zhinks much. ' MARGARET LOIS GRESS Maigie Glee Club 111 121: French Club 121 131 14-1: English Club 131 141: Science Club Secretary 14-1: Honor Pins 111 121 131: Gym Exhibition 1212 Salutarorian 141: French Play 141: Le Petit Circle 141: Senior Girls' Chorus 141. The best wheel in the wagon creaks the least. ROBERT L. HACKETT Hiclcer, 'iSlim Gym Exhibition 111 121 131 141: Class Bas-ke! Ball 111 121 131: English Club 131 141: Sophomore Party 121: Property Man First Senior Class Play 141: Manager Sec- ond Senior Class Play 141. Loyal hearted, strong of mind, . A nobler fellow yau'll nowhere ind. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH HANSON Genie - English Club 131 1413 History Clnb 121 131: French Club 121 131: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131 141: Second Team G. B. B. 111 121 131: Review Stall' 1413 Wil-Hi-Scan 141: Junior Reception 131. Sl1e's a blilhe and cheeny maiden, so glad to be glad. X CYNTHIA MAUDE IIARE ncy.. Science Club 121: French Club 121 131 1413 English Club 131 141: Madrigal Club 131i Glee Club 121 131:. Opera 121 131 141: Gym Exhibition 121 131 141: Activity Board 131: Seuretary 14-13 Hallowe'en Party 131 141: Christmas Play 141. A hearty pal, a comrade true: ll she lacks friends they are vefy few. I 1 MAX CLARK HARRISON ' Hacks Gym Exhibition ill: Spanish Club Q31 Ml: Marshal Ml: Science Club 135 I4-lg English Club 131 K4-lg Football 00. ' Say il with flowers. CHARLES SHELDON HECK Hacker, By, Heels French Club f3l C413 Science Club KST: Thanksgiving Plqy CHQ English Club C33 Ml: Second Class Play 141. Great hopes make greal men. CATHESINE ELIZABETH HEKRON s .. an -, English Club l3l i4-J: French Club fill Nl: ' History Club 1313 Junior Reception C31 3 Gym Exhibition qu 121. 3 Why worry: lile's mn short. 4 1 RUSSEL IRWIN HOBAUGH Fnxy, Senator I Gym Exhibimm up. X I try to govern circumstances, nal to be led 4 by them. . HAZEL GLADYS HOLT Pitcairn High School ill 121: French Club C33 Ml: English Club 131 Ml? Science ' Club 141. 1 Could I but number all your graces. '1 F A l 'l A H161-I SCHOOL WILBUR B. HOLT .ipogin ..Bm., Schubert uh Gil Ml: History Club CSD: English Club 121 Mig French Club 13D Ml: Christmas Play K4-J: Gym Exhibition ill. A merrier man Within the limits ol becarning minh, I never spent an huufs time withal. CHARLES IRVIN HOUSTON Chuck Butler High School IU: Spanish Club C313 English Club 431 GJ. A mast perfect Latin scholar. HARLAN FREDRIC HORNE nA n Peabody 'High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. CD Gi CHQ Science Club 143. Who canquereth all within May dare the world outside. M1NNni'.Ph1?sR1. HUNTER Piwsim iiigii school um mg Erench Club can 141: English Club may 441: cpm wg Girls' Cleo 131: Madrigal Club Mig Re- view Std' Ml. Lear us not be weary in well doing. HARRIET ELIZABETH CATHERINE HUSTON Huly Huston, Bobby, Hallie English Club 131 Ml: Gym Exhibition Q31 1415 History Club Gi: Scienca Club CD3 Senior Girls' Chorus l4J. As gaad be out of the world As aut ol fashion. WILKINSBURG HIGH .SCHOOL JAMES AVERY JOHNSTON njimrv nlamn njnhnsie.. Kiski Pre? C11 C21 C313 English Club C41g Science C ub C4-1. I'll get there some day, xomehow. FRANK WRIGHT KEELEY ..KmIey,, English Club C31 C413 Junior Reception C31g French Club C31 C413 Class B. B. C31 C415 Faculty Party C41. The cheerful live longest. STOUGHTEN ERNEST KENT Smale, Slot English Club C31 C41: Frenqh Club C21 C31: Science Club C113 Schuben Club C21 C81 C4-15 Gym Exhibition C11 C215 Opera C21 141g Christmas Play C413 Fin! Senior Class Play C4-11 Assistant Cheer Leader C31 C41. His life is gentle and the elements so mixed in him That nature might stand up and say, This is n mon. SARA KING A gentle girl, so meek and mild. ROBERT FRANKLIN KLINGENSMITH uBuuyn English Club C312 Senior Club C413 Science Club C21 C313 Radio Club C413 Assistant Press Agent C31: Press Azem C41. None but himself can be blk parallel. QHIGH SCHOOL KARL DONALD KUTCHKA Choo Choo, Big Buy South High School 111: Track 121 131 141: Christmas Play 141: Science Club 131 141: Marshal 131: Radio Cluh, Marshal 131 141: English Club 131 141: Marshal 131: Opera 141: Honor Roll 111 121: First Class Play 141: Athletic Editor Review 141. 'Just for the sake of an argument. MARCELLUS ROBERTSON LAKE, JR., Bus. Mamie English Cluh 131 141: French Club 131 141: ifgence Club 131 141: Staff of Wil-Hi-Scan Canvince Bus Lars againstllnlv will: He'll likely die of the same mind still. KARLRIBQKEPRICK LANGGUTH ' Gym Exlhlhiticn 111 121: English Club 131 141: Schubert Cluh 131 141: Science Club 111 131 141: Opera 141: History Cluh 121. He is dreuming, wide awake. ROY LEE . Chink Spanish Club 121: Gym Exhibition 111: Eng- lish Club 131: Science Club 131 141. He lhat is ignorant can learn. ' THOMAS PENDOCK LEVER nfl-om., Chess Club 131 141: Spanish Cluh 121 131. I: is not wise lo be wiser than is necessary. QW HIGH SCHOOL HENRY ORR LEITMAN UHDICV., ..Hen,u .tony Gym Exhibition 113 133: Junior En lish Club 1333 Senior Club 143: Science Club 133 143g Spanish Club 133 143: Manager Review 1433 Track 133: Class Basket Ball 113 1335 First Senior Class Play 143. Nature makes the whole world kin. MARY DOROTHY LILLICH MDOLU .Dude-a Gym Exhibition 113: Histor Club 123: Spanish Club 133. 143: Junior Iieception 133 5 English Club 123 133 1435 French Club 123 133 1433 Le Petit Circle 143: Honor Pin 113 123 1335 Review Staff 14-3: Honor Roll 143: Second Senior Class Play 143: Class Night 143. Of a mind, earnest, clear, profound. ERDA CATHERINE MCFADDEN -Reds, tthdvn nyedr, Science Club 113 143: English Club 133 143: History Club 123: Junior Reception 133. There Ls no real life but the cheerful life. EMILY JANE LONG -.Emmyu Muclrigal Club 143: English Club 133 1431 French Club 133 3 First Senior Class Play 143 . A little girl with rt long name. ' CRAIG LONG English Club 133 1435 Science Club 133 1433 French Club 133 143: History Club 123 1335 Manager Opera 14-3g Chess Club Treasurer 1435 Radio Club 133: Assistant Manager Lecture Course 133: Manager 1435 Gym Exhibition 113 123 133 143. Pm happy: whafs the trouble with the rest of the world? '51 WILKINSBURG 1 HIGH SCHOOL ELSIE SINCLAIR MACDONALD Eloise Gym Exhibition 121: Honor Roll 111 121 131: High Honor Roll 141: English Club 131 141: French Club 131 1415 Science Club 141. Whence :hy learning? Hath lilly toil o'er books consumed the mid- night oi ? WILLIAM PARKHILL MACGOWAN ..Ma sie? oparky., Peabody I-hgh School, Pittsburgh, Pa. 111 121: French Club 131 141: French Play 141. Short and snappy. KENNETIPADAMS MARKLE Ren, Meteor Orchestra 111 121: History Club 121 131: Science Club 131 141: English Club 131 141: Tennis 141. picture bears no bod resemblance to your- SC . WILLARD STOUT MCALISTER Will, Mac, Pete, Bill. Wilbur Track 131 141: Football 131 141: Science Club 131 141: History Club 121 141: Eng- lish Club, 131 141. Known to be around, and that is all. MARY C. MCANANY English Club 131 141: History Club 121: Madxigal Club 141: Commercial Club 121. A good disposition is more valuable than gold. EWILKINSBURG lcd,l5lll HIGH SCHOOL 3 MARY LOUISE MCCLELLAND Mary Lou, Wwe, Mon enfantf' English Club 133 143: French Club 133 1433 Science Club 113 1435 Gym Exhibition 113 1335 History Club 123: Le Petit Circle 1433 .lunior Reception 133: French Play 1435 Senior Girls' Chorus. 4 A dear little, queer little, sweet little girl. BERTHA LOUELLA MCCREADY ..Ben,. English Club 133: Senior Club 143: Opera 3. The world delights in runny people. , GEORGE FELLER MCENULTY Mac, Launcelol Schubert Club 133 143: English Club 123 133 143: Honor Pin 133: History Club 123 143: Gyun Exhibition 113 . 133 14-3: Science Club 113g First Senior Class Play 143: junior Reception 133: Opera 133 143: Class Basket Ball 133 1435 Class Night 143. I have all my learning in a nut shell. WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL HARRIET MERWIN Madrigal Club 111 121 131 141: Opera 111 131 141: French Club 131 141: Spanish Club 12 131: Review Stall' 111 141: English Club 131 1415 Sophomore Party 121: Junior Reception 1315 Glee Club 111 121 131: Wil- Hi-Scan Stail' 1415 Honor Roll 141: Com- mencement 141. Such joy it is to hear her sing, W e lull in love with everything- The simple things of every day Grow Iovelier than words can soy. KATHAEIINE ANNA MEYER . 4. HB., History Club 1215 Sophomore Party 1213 Thanksgiving Play 1315 English Club 131 1413 French Club 121 131: Honor Roll 111 121. 131, 141: Review Stall' 1413'Commence ment 1415 Class Night 141. Great Ls the consciousness of right Sweet' is the answer of n good consvxence. .lESSlE LENORE MILLER l3abbs, Dimples McKeesport High School 111: English Club 121 131 141: French Club 131 1413 Science Club 131 1415 Sophomore Party 121g Junior Reception 131: Senior Party 1413 Girls' Cheer Leader 141. With a ruslle of silk and 11 flutter of jun. GEORGE LOWRY MILLER English Club 1315 Senior Club 141g S anish Club -131 141: Science Club 131: Pllistory Club 121 Track 111g Class Night 141. I must confess I'm land of girls. GEORGE ANDERSON MITCHELL Skitchy Mitch Gym Exhibition 121 131 141: Schubert Club 111, 121: Senior Club 111 121 141: English Club 111 121 1313 Opera 121. While we live, let us enjoy Iile. fWILKINSBURG 31-HGH .SCHOOL WILLIAM SLOAN MOORE, JR. Bill, Woody, Windy, Big Boy. Sophomore Play 121: Science Club 121 131: History Club 121 131: English Club 121 131 141: Radio Club 131: Spanish Club 131: Faculty Party 141: Properly Man, Christmas Play 141. Out of much chaf I lmuc gathered little wheal. GWYNNE MOTHERSBAUGPI Gim'others, Gwen Mndrigal Club 111 121 131 141: Opera 111 121 131 141: Glee Club 111 141: English Club 131 141: Treasurer 131: Sophomore Pla 121: French Club 121 131 141: History Club 121 131 141: Review Staff 141: Junior Reception 131: Second Class Play 141: Class Night 141. For she has love lor one, Friendship lor many, Good will for all. ' JOSEPHINE OLIVIA NALLY Slim, Live . Review Stuff 111 141: Le Petit Circle 141: Mandolin Club 111: English Club 121 131 141: History Club 111: French Club 131 141 : Gym Exhibition 121 : Girls' Chorus 141 : Science Club 141: Second Senior Class Play, Class Night 141. Nothing la do till lamarrau WILLIAM JOSEPH NELSON, JR. ..Bm,. English Club 111 121 141: Science Club 121 131: S anish Club 131 141: Treasurer of Class 131: First Senior Class Play 141: Christmas Play 141: Schubert Club 141 : Foot- ball 121 131. He speaks in a monstrous little voice ARTHUR FLEMING NESBIT Satchel, Nellie Sophomore Party 121: History Club 121 131: French Club 121 131: English Club 121 131: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131. The world's grown honest: There'.r doom's day near. s 1. WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL ZARIIQZSX MCCOUGH French alll! 131 141: English Club 131: Senior Club 1413 Review 141: Pitcairn High School 111 121. Simplicity al all things Lv the hardest to be copied. ELSIE DELMA MCINTYRE -.MMF ..El-lie.. French Club 131 141: English Club 131 141. Her air, her mannersfall who saw admired. BLANCEE HMCKEE Butler Hlizh School, Butler, Pa. 111 121: French Club 131 141: English Club 131 141. Good humor Ls the health ol the soul. DOROTSOY NELLE McKEE .. to Sophomore Pmy 121: Gym Exhibition 1113 Madrigal Club 1313 Girls' Glee 141: French Club 121 131 1413 Senior Club, Treasurer 1415 Honor Roll 141g English Club 1313 First Senior Class Play 1415 Honor Pin 111: Junior Reception 1313 Opera 131 141g Le Petit Circle 1415 Senior Girls' Chorus 141. Slle's all my lane-y painted her: She's lovely, she's divine. HAZEL WILSON MCKIM nuay'-. ..MBc,, English Club 131 1413 French Club 131: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131 141: 'Varsity Basket Ball 141: Second Team 131: Madri- gal Club 141: History Club 121 1315 Girls' Glee 1215 Junior Reception 1315 Opera 121. Could I but number all your graces. QBWILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL CHESTER NICHOLS ochesgu .-Chavo Sophomore Pla 121: Junior Reception 131: Science Club 1141: Faculty Part? 141: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131 141: rench Play 131: First Senior Class Play 141: History Club 121: English Club 131 141: French Club 121 131 141: Football 141. Woeis me, that there is no hub for curving love. MARTLIFA-IiREIDA OETTING Honor Pie1iml11 121 131 141: Senior Club 141: French Club 131 1411 Junior Recep- tion 131: Sophomore Party 121: High Honor Roll: Class Night. Lucky art thou, as if every day thou hadst picked up u horse shoe. HARRY ELGAN PEER Peerie Pitcairn High School 111 121: English Club 131 141: French Club 131 141: Second Senior Class Play. Oh, man! Huw constant thou cans: be. JOHN CHARLES PETERSON npenln MJ. Cin Gym Exhibition 111 121: Honor Pin 121: English Club 121 131: History Club 121: Science Club 131 141: French Play 141: French Club, Vice President 131: President 141: First Senior Class Play 141: Honor Roll 141. A tall, stately mon, with dignifed eiecls. 1 MIl..lJR!ElDd RENFREW PHIPPS .. i n English Club 131 141: French Club 131 141: History Club 111 121 131: Gym Exhibition 111 131: Le Petit Circle 141: Senior Girls' Chorus 141: Cleo Club 141: Sophomore Party 121. Good temper, sweetness, gendeness, u desire to please, and a lnrgetlulness of self. A , WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL CLARA ARNETA PLOUSE, Bobby, Neal Pilcaim High School 111 121: English Club 131g French Club 131 141. Nothing's so hard but searching will find it out. MILDRED SANFORD POST up I- .. Creason lligh School 111: Mount Aloysius Academy 121: French Club 141: Senior Club 141. The sweetest, noblest, best characteristic of a woman is truthfulness. CHARLES NORMAN PUTMAN 1. It 1. Pilcaim l-lliyh School 111 121: French Club 131 141: Class Basket Bull 131 1415 Science Club 1413 English Club 131. I think, therefore I ea.-Bt. HAZEL GWYNNE RANDOLPH unalphyn French Club 131 141: English Club 131 141: Honur Roll. Eager to labor, Eager to be happy. BERYEBEEETH RANKIN casual club may um: French cm. cm tam mg scam. Club 141- c Exhibition um 121 131 141: 'Vltsily basal Ball 111 141: Class Night 141. And this lile fnds gaad in everything. j WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL i 1 gc . 'iff .1 4, ?- , Q.. Cv' M is - 'C 1 it iff'.11ffs Qefirf Q,-4. ff 1195 . ' ,I iii' P . C . .' . fiilccgiqq Sggevly FW FQ H ii ' ' 2 ex 1 J, -.1 . l'FiX,4W i 1 C. . , 1 if 5 ' .ymvz ,Q q.v.,,-mf, 3 F5 it l imi ' in 1 41,1 Ivwliii- VIRGINIA IDESTA RIETHMILLER Ginger .linny Girls' Glee Club C11 C31: Gym Exhibition 111: French Club C31 C41g English Club C4-1: Opera C41. Genfleness succeeds better than violence. ALBERT CLARENCE RORER HFMX, HMCM.. Pitcairn High School C11 C21g English Club E31 5513 Science Club C41: French Club 3 . I will hght it nut an this line if il lakes all summer. x MARCUERITE ELIZABETH S.-XRVER ..I,eggy'w hpeg-. Madrigal Club C21 C31: Opera C21 C31: Senior Girls' Chorus C4-1: French Club C21 C313 English Club C1 C413 History Club C21 C31: Mandolin Club C215 G. A. A. C21 C31 C413 Secretary C31: Second Team Bas- ket Ball C31: Manager C31: 'Vnrsity Basket Ball Manager C413 Gym Exhibition C21 C31: Junior Reception C313 Activity Board C415 Class Night C41. Haste the nymph and bring with Ihcc ies! and youthful jollily. JOHN SAUTTER Aspinwalil High School C11 C21: Football C31 C413 Baseball C413 Class Basket Ball C41: French Club C31 C41g Science Club C31: English Club C31 C41. Where Ihere's a will lhere's rr way. ALBERT THOMAS SCHMID ..ALu .rknbbin Honor Pin C111 English Club C31 C-il: French Club C31 C-41: History Club C215 Review Stall' C41: Science Club C41. This man is extremely vicious: if you attack him he will iight back. A lv rx ve nu- -Y ferns:-uw lui HIGH SCHOOL CLAIR H. SEIBERT Pitcaim High School 111 121: Orchestra 131 141g Football 131 141g Basket Ball 131 1416 Track 1319 French Club 131. A man is judged by the cumpany he keeps. EDWARD ROSS SERVICK Eddie Duquesne High School 1113 Pittsburgh Academy 1215 Football 131 1413 Basket Ball 131 1413 Track 131 1415 Stage Mana- gers History Club 131: English Club 13 . Great men like great deeds need no trumpet. 4 ROBERT ROEDER SHAW ..Bob,,. usauy., Upland High School, Upland, Indiana 111 121.5 Taylor Academy, Upland, Indiana 131: First Senior Class Play 141. A benefactor of the human race. NAOMI ADA SHELTON .rshonyf ..Don,,, uonnicsi ..Ne,,, ..Ni.. English Club 121 131: Commercial Club 111: Histo Club 121 1313 Gym Exhibition 121 131 g :Science Club 1315 French Club 131. A girl she seems af cheerful yesterdays And canfdent tamarrows. W. IRWIN SHORT Shorty English Club 131 141: French Club 131 141: Treasurer 1415 First Senior Class Play 141: Gym Exhibition 111 121. Sigh no mare, ladies, sigh no more, Men were deceivers ever. 7 l 1 l ' s kg45'i51a1' f scnoox. v N 1 1 4 x 4 1 i nl-I-' 'I-null 'ru-nr BERTHA GLADYS SKINNER -.Benn nximyn . Gym Exhibition 111: Goss Treasurer 121: Junior Reception 131: French Club 121 131 141: English Club 131 1413 Honor Roll 111 131 141: Review StaE 121' 131 1419 Own 121 131 141: Sophomore Party 121: ll- Hi-Scan SMH 141: I-lallowe'en Party 141: Second Senior Class Play 141. A perfect woman, nobly planned To warn, to comfort and command. BEATRLCE SLOAN .. ea.. lggtory Club 131: English Club 131: Open The joy ol youth and health her eyes displayed And ease of heart her every look conveyed. GERALDINE SMITH ncenyu Madrigal Club 111 121 131 141: Opera 111 121 131: English Club V131 141: French Club 131 141: Thanksgiving Play 131: Class Night 141: Commencement. With nods and beck: and wreathed smiles. MATTHEW HENRY SMITH, JR. Smitty, Matty, Mall Sophomore Play 121: Gym Exhibition 131: Christmas Play 141: English Club 131 1413 Second Senior Class Play 141. I'm tired al the old thing. Why doesn't same- body invenl something diferent? ELIZABETH SPENCER .. n .- Honor Rt5ly121: French Club 131 141: Hie- lory Club 121 141: Orchestra 141: Cleo Club 131: Review Stall' 141. Courleaus though so gentle, though retired. htm - -'l , 4 ff' . .a- f M I f WILKINSBURG l HIGH 5cHooL . ,W I ,ian 1 agen' 4, bv' My 1, ft if-If 5'5'?i' , , W A ,gm 5 .fs , Q3-C im.-JI.I,3 , :..il1 :eff , W . 2, 59... 1 .ln . 'ff ESQ tgiif 1 1 Slew! Dub' me 5. l you-44 .mos . 1,211 'J ' ' .t. f Y :Hifi can W e 1 'Hfifl f snyfh yay 1- ' 1 says - ng. xx X .x3,.5:.s .L Timm :lei-i T21 'Q li if 1' , 1 5 K ,,4 'l: .. 1 -- . V .ijiv '11 ..u1'-H . . MQ., , Y 1 Q'1..,fa .. is of, M5161-+4-w-91 1 :bl 0 .,w VIRGINA ELIZABETH STANTON Gee-Gee, Jinny French Club 131 1415 History Club 121: English Club 131 141: Gym Exhibition 141. Actions .speak louder than words. CATHERINE MINNIE STAUFFER Katrina Connellsville High School, Connellsville, Pa. 111 121: English Club 131 1413 French Club 131: Science Club 141: Christmas Plny 14-1: Class Night. Woman: She needs no euIogyAshc speaks for herself. . ANNE MCKEEVER STEWART Keeves French Club 131 1-l-1: Honor Roll: English Club 14-1: Honor Pin 111 121 131 141: Gym Exhibition 141. A merry little girl. MARGARET HOPE STOTLER ..Peg'n ..Pmmpter,,, .Amy-i Science Club 111: Opera 121 131: History Club 121: French Club 121 131 14-1: English Club 121 131 141: Mudrigal Club 111 121 1313 Class Secretary 1313 Junior Reception 131: Faculty Party 141: First Senior Class Play 141: Petit Circle Francaise 141: Sec- ond Senior Class Play 141. As merry as thc day Ls lang, ELEANOR GAIL STOLTZ Shorty, Youngster, Little One Review Staff 141: English Cluh 121 131 141: French Club 121 131 141: Gym Exhibition 111 121: History Club 121 131 141: Wil- Hi- Scan 141: Junior Reception 131: Science Club 1115 Senior Girls' Chorus 141. When she gels slnrlcd-my haw she talks. WILKINSBURG HIGH scHooL Q ANNA WOODHULL STRATTON -tHapPy,n ohne., Hist0l'Y Club 111 121 131: French Club 121 131g Gym Exhibition 111 1215 Orchestra 131: English Club 131 141: Girls' Glee Club 141: Junior Girls' Chorus 1315 Senior Girls' Chorus 141. Every one excels in something, in which un- olher jails. s HELEN MARIE STRIENER ..Kid',. npesv, Pitcairn High School 111 121: English Club 131 14-13 French Club 131 14-12 C188 Club 131. And thou, loo, dark-haired, dark-eyed daugh- 187. HOWASID QLEXANDER STAUFFER French Clltib 141: Senior Club 141g Review Stall' 141: Track 131. Neither shall I not climb. ESTHER 'CATHARINE TEXTER ..-I-een English Club 121 131 141: French Club 131 14-1: History Club 121 131 141: Gym Ex- hibition 121 141: Swretary of Girls' Ath- letic Association 14-1g Basket Ball 141. l'm afraid l'm rl litllc lnle this morning. WALTER G. THOMPSON ' '1Dink, Wildcat, 'iWalla Orchestra 131 14-13 English Club 131: French Club 131 1415 Science Club 141g Christmas Play 1413 Gym Exhibition 131: Manager 141. This is my will: thus I commandg let my wishes be reason enough. WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL LAURA BELL THOMSON Babe, 'Tata' English Club 121 131: Review Staff 141: Wil-Hi-Scan 141. Happy am I, ,lrnm care l'm free! KATHERINE TRACY ..Kac vi, UK.. ..Kauink,n ..1-racyn English Club 131 141: French Club 131 141: Science Club 141: .Iuniur Reception 131: Class Night 141. For I will, I will, and lher:'s the end. WILLIAM SNYDER VAN RYN ..Bm'.. nvm.. Gym Exhibition 111 121 131: History Club 121: English Club 121 131 141: Opera 131 1415 Class Basket Ball 111 121 131. All labor without play, makes fuck a dull boy. MARGARET MORROW VAUCHAN ..Peg'n ..Migsn Gym Exhibition 111 121 131 141: English Club 131 1415 Review'S!aif 1415 Glen Club A life that moves tn gracious ends. . WILFRED HARVEY VENSEL Vennie Gym Exhibition 111: Class Basket Ball 111 1215 English Club 131 141. He adds luster tn the honor aj lub ancestors. iw it 11 HIGH SCHOOL SADIE WEIGHT Pilcsim High School 111 121: French Club 131: Englis Club 131: Madrigsl Club 131 141: Girls' Glee 141: Christmas Play 141: Opera 141: Class Night Music 141: Com- mencement Music. ' Cheerlulnesx Lx a spring al' power and pleasure. ETHEL FANNY WILSON Sister, Twin, Eu History Club 121: Science Club 131 141: Glee Club 111 131: Second Team Basket Ball 131 141: English Club 131 1415 French Club 131: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131 141. Late arrivals are often the must welcome. FLORENCE EDITH WILSON Twin, Floesie Science Club 111 141: English Club 131 141: History Club 121: French Club 131 141: President Girls' Athletic Association 131: 'Varsity Basket Ball 121 131 1413 Captain 141: Glee Club 131: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131' 141: Commencement 141. The world's no better il we worry Life'.s na longer il we hurry. ASBURY GUYER WILSON ns k n .. ,. Us ,- ar s, Ozy, ters Science Club 121 131 141: Vice President 131: President 141: Radio Club 131 1411 Vice President 131: Gym Exhibition 111 141: Senior Club Vice President 14-1: French Club 121 131 141: Chess Club President 141: History Club 121: Traolr 121 131 141: Re- view Stsll' 141: Wil-Hi-Scan Staff 141: Honor Pin 121: First Senior Class Play 141. Ta science ever pledged his mind. RUTI-lugIiIi.lIQABETI-I WIILLIAMS Y English Club 131 141: French Club 121 131 141: Gym Exhibition 111 121 131 1416 His- tory Club 121: Junior Receggion 131: Opera 131: Msdrigal Club 131: ience Club 111 131: Honor Pin 111. To those who know her best- A friend mast true and hearty. WILKINSBURQ 31-11c,H .scHooL DONALD BYER WILLIAMSON MDM-1 KD. By Spanish Club 121 131: English Club 121 131 141: Science Club 131 141: Radio Club 131 141: Class Night. Who: is good looking, but looking good? WINNA ISABELLE WOERULEY Morris French Club 131 141: History Club 121: English Club 131 141. My aim is happiness for all. AUBREY STOWE WOLFORD Conneaul Lake High School, Conneaut Lake, Pa., 111 121 131: First Senior Class Play 141: Science Club 141: Chess Club 14-1: French Club 141: Senior Club 141. Tho' vanquished quite, he argues still. HENRY WOLKOVITZ Orchestra 111 121: French Club 121 131: English Club 131 141: Science Club 131 141: Commencement: Class Night. Did ye not hear? It was the strain ol the old violin that came flooring to my ear. CLEMO KATHRYN WRIGHT Cassie Pitcairn High School 111 121: French Club 131: English Club 131 141. It is always good lo know a charming human being. fWILKINSBURG QI-HGH SCHOOL Histor of '22 Fearing that the brilliant achievements of the class of 1922 may sink into oblivion before they become known to the world, I am taking this opportunity to chronicle them. Although my .feeble efforts may not be equal to the momentous occasion, I trust I shall be able to show as faithfully as possible just how wonderful the class of '22 is. As Freshmen we acted as Freshmen, I believe, in every sense of the word. Still, it must be admitted we were above the average. We organized our class in our Hrst year. Think of it! To prove our Hood judgment we chose John Phifer as president and every succeeding year we re-erlected him, not because our minds had not pro- gressed, but because we found we had selected rightly in the beginning. He helped us plan our first skating party and our Freshman hike, which we took by means of automobiles, Fords and other conveyances to the Hospitality House on Fifth Avenue. We first showed our athletic abilities here-the girls by holding jumping contests, and the boys by playing pool, so that by the time everyone had satisfied himself that he could eat no more, very tired, muddy, and happy, we turned our weary footsteps homeward, and the day was voted a great success. By the time we had attained the sophisticated position of Sophomores, we C011- sidered ourselves sufliciently acquainted with the ways of the world to give a real party, for, according to custom, we entertained our friends and tbe faculty at our Sophomore party. Skating parties are supposed to be perfectly proper affairs, but I am afraid that those we gave during our Sophomore and .lunior years were the Ndownfalli' of a great many members of our class! Stone Bridge was usually the terminus of most of our jauntsg but for variety's sake, we had a hay ride and weiner roast at Long's Farm, and another time, to give the Sopbomores the opportunity to go to Stone Bridge, we went to Cheery Lane, where we ate so many weiners and toasted so many marshmallows that some of us became rather stuck up about it. Then came our Junior reception. Our funivr reception! The programs and decorations were very beautifully arranged by our art department, and neither the banquet nor the numerous speeches would ever be called too short. Taken all in all, I believe our Junior reception will hold its own in the long list of Junior affairs re- corded in the annals of our school. Then we entered our Senior year. Seniors! What did the word suggest? Why, leading chapel, of course! Little does the ignorant Freshman know of the tremors that shake the voice of the very much frightened Senior, who, with quaking knees, reads the Twenty-eighth Psalm or something shorter if possible. No one really wants to lead chapel until he thinks he is going to be eliminated from that thrilling experience. But when it concerns class plays, we usually look forward to the honor of being in one, and then sometimes devotedly wish we were not. I do not know how they felt about it this year, but I do know that, judging by the performance at the faculty reception, which was, on our behalf, a rather diplomatic affair, and the Christ- mas play, and in the first and second Senior class plays as well as in the class night 39 l 4 V 4. fWILKINSBURG QI-IIGI-It SCHOOL play, everyone acted his part to perfection. I am sure Shakespeare himself would have been pleased with our presentation of the Merchant of Venice, and certainly Alice Sit-by-the-Fire has never been staged more humorously than by our feeble efforts. I am sure that on class night the. Prince Who was a Piper dispersed the slightest bit of despondency that might have been brought about by the thoughts of our leaving High Schoolg and I know that there has never been a better souvenir ora- tion or one more delightfully given than ours. Then we come to commencement. Isn't it strange they should use that word? It suggests the beginning ot' something while really it means, to us, the end of our high school career. We should be proud to leave our school, and indeed, we could not be otherwise, with such n record behind us. We have a larger honor list than any preceding class, and we were the first class to wear caps and gowns. And to add more glory to our honor, we were the first class in seven years to have a champion- ship team. I told you we had remarkable athletic prowess, and now our boys have proved it. And so have we attained the goal for which we have been working all these yearsg and if we have not accomplished all those things which we set out to do, we hope, under-classmen, that you may profit by our experiences and climb even higher on the ladder of fame than we have. ELEANOR CAMPBELL, '22. 40 E ILKINSBURC, ' lg 'il l-1101-1 SCHOOL ? Wil-Hi-Scan Stall Helen Eysler Bertha Skinner Asbury Wilson Margaret Dixon Harriet Merwin Leonard Esch Allan Bryson Vinnie E. Knuppenberger ..........................,......................,...,.,.........,....,.....,.,........................... Faculty Adviser BOARD OF MANAGERS Clyde Barton ...... .... . ..... .... ..... . . ..,................ . . . ......... . .....,....... , ............... ........,... B usiness Manager Marcellus Lare ,..... .. ,.,..... ........... . .................,.......... . ........ .,......... A ss isrant Manager L. C. Kline,. ......... ....... ........,.,. . . ..............,......................... ........,....., F acuity Adviser ' STAFF STENOGRAPHERS Gertrude Hanson, '22 lheadl Hazel Brown, '22 Zarilda McGough, '22 Margaret Vaughan, '22 Ruth E. Dodson, '22 Margaret Boas, '22 Minnie Hunter, '22 Dorothv Geisler, '22 Gail Stollr, '22 Katherine Meyer, '22 Laura Thomson, '22 H 41 ' ILKINSBURG faH531'1 HIGH scHooL T 1 l , N w PROP. JAMES L. ALLISON 42 E ILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL ? Appreciation JAMES L. ALLISON, the retiring superintendent of the Wilkinsburg Public Schools, began the duties of this office in 1902. To attempt in so limited a space to give even a sketch of Mr. Allisonis work during his eighteen years of service, is well-nigh impossible. Accordingly, I have taken this acrostic, written by Mr. V. C. Jenkins, of Pittsburgh, and used it with his permission, because it seems to me to sum up most iittingly our beloved super-intendent's life among us into one word: Service. S-Sincerityg that power of personality that wins confidence and establishes satisfaction. E-Enduranceg the essence of vitulity derived from health and strength-the corner- stone upon which we build our standards of success. R-Reliabilityg Lhe result of honesty, truthfulness, loyalty, faith and ambition. V-Volitiong the power of decision and the execution of a purpose. I-Intelligenceg the balanced condition of a developed mind. C-Concentrationg the oneness of purpose that assures achievement. E-Earnestnessg the fire within that consumes nll obstacles. 43 I WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Retrospection The day is dying, the lights flash bright, The world is ours, just for tonightg Just for tonight, for who knows what the morrow May bring of our share of its joy or sorrow. Tonight we are seniorsg the wielders of might, Tomorrow, just people starting our fight, A fight which may make us as strong as the rocks Which housed and harbored the mighty Cyclops. Or we may fight against the misfortunes of life And go down in the flood, defeated by strife. Be that as it may, tonight is our ownj A time not for sorrow, nor tear, nor groan, But a time when all high-beating hearts Are Hooded with cheer, and gladness, and hope. Tonight is the last of our high school career, And of the school .life we all hold so dear. As we look through the veil that shadows the past We see haughty kings and lands growing fast. We can distinguish the rulers of Asia's broad land, And see Cxesnr the brave seeking Egypt's fair hand The hand which controlled men of such might That fields, broad and fair, fell under her sight. There pass in review the great kings of Spain, Whose prowess was known on land and on main, The kings of the church, who built their positions By holding their bloody and cruel inquisitions. They have passed, and now through the veil We behold greater kings, and give them our hail. 44 WILKINSBURG QHIGI-I SCHOOL As time passes by, we dream through the ages Of knights, strong and bold, kings, ladies and pages. We skim o'er the days of King George, the third, And over the days after Columbus brought word That beyond gleaming seas and in heathenish sands Was the place Isabella sought, the richest of lands. We pass over the era of the wonderful time When we overthrew a king in his prime. We see as time passes, the uprising of might That we might be here this particular night. We know of the progress the whole world has made, And the chances for greatness our fathers thus gave That we in our search for knowledge and power Might renp for ourselves the fruit of its flower. And now has come the parting of ways, When we leave behind our beloved school days. Some may leave with a tinge of regret, Others will be eager to go out to iight For what the world promises them of life. But many, l know, will be sorry to leave, For on some the world looks with a face full of woe Because they'll do nothing wherever they gog But on some the world looks with so much content Because whatever they've done, their time's been well spent. It matters not whether fate will smile or will frown . The time has come when our past. life is done. ' And the time's sure to come when we'll think with regret Of life as it was, in the school days wc've left. KATHARINE TRACY, '22 45 WILKINSBURG Q HIGH SCHOOL VICE PRES, SECRETARY PRESIDENT soucnfron 4 N vacovup Bonn or Dmscrons I E WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 1 Activity Board A 1 Chairman ....... ............... ........... W . C. Graham Treasurer ........ .... ...... . , ........... . ........ L . C. Kline Secremryn. ,....,. ...........,.... ....... .......................... f ....... C y n lhia Hare, '22 Helen Faris Marguerite Sarver, '22 Vinnie E. Knappenberger John Schinrlell, '22 James W. Males Kenneth Elder, '23 James R. Houston Blair Mclvlillan, '23 47 W 1 E ILKINSBURG 1-1161-I SCHOOL 3 E WILKINSBURG H101-I 'SCHOOL 3 W. C. Graham ............... Ethel Mae Turner .......... Helen H. Faris ........... Margaret Ruth ........... Aline W. Van Eman ..... Helena K. Fllnn ............. Ella S. Hockenberry ......... Faculty ....... .................... P rincipal ..........Assistant to Principal ....................Head Spanish Helen J. Heazlett .................. Vinnie E. Knappenberger ......, Q Adelaide C. Ottawa ............... Y Rhoda M. Beatty .................. Edna M. Reitz ............ Helen A. Anderson .... Frank Ankeney .......... A. J. King ............... Jane E. Anderson F. W. Benton ................ R. A. Getter ...................... James R. Houston .,............... Edward A. Jenkins, Jr ......... M. Ma McCullough ......... James Mates ........ Harry W. Tilton ........ L. C. Kline .......... Clara A. Greer ....... Keitha M. Covil ........ Howard T. Griflith .....,.. H. M. Springer .......... William J. Berry ........... Bess B. Boger .................... Mary Wa Passmore ........ Mary E. Steele ...... ....... Myrtle E. Thompson ........ ..................Heacl French ........................French ..........French-English ............Head Latin ...................Latin .........Head English ...............English ...........English ...................Eng1isl1 .......................English .............English-History ........Head' Mathematics ...................Mathematics ......................Mathematics ........Mathematics-English .................Head History ........f..............History .. ...... History-Civics .............Head Science ...........................Science .........Head Commercial .............English-Typewriting Arithmetic-Bookkeeping ...............Arithmetic-Algebra ....,.................Bookkeeping ........Shorthand-Typewriting ..........,............Typewriting Margaret E. Heazlett ........... Mildred M. Wood ............. Leon E. Hoke ....... ..... ..... Clarence.K. Wicker ....... Doroth Dawson ....... Mary Steele ....... William A. Price ....... George A. Batchelor ...... Mary G. Whiteman .... W 49 ...................Typewriting ................Sewing ................,..Cookery ..........Manual Arts ..........Manual Arts ............LilJrarian .........Physical Training .........Physical Training QWILKINSBURGE EHIGI-I SCHOOLQ Our Hall of Fame This poem, or otherwise, is respectfully dedicated lo our faithful keeper and friend, Miss Kmlppenberger. Below will be found, as Wilkinsburg's sons, The names of the Seniors, who laurels have won, No merit is shown in the order taken, They are all equal in our estimation. - When you start at the top of this page and go down To the last name-but not the least, ' We pray no omission will therein he found, Because our motto is, Always to please. If such you do find in the course of events, Forgive and forget! for alack, To err is human, and the best we can do ls to give you your ticket. PAUL FINDLEY, as Shylock, in the Merchant of Venice, Took the breath of the crowd from the start to the finis. His name may belie what his looks foretell, But his daughter and ducats are both doing well. 'lludge not that ye be not judged, is Portia's cry, Played by ROSANNA BERGHANE-who casts the die In favor of Bassanio, impulsive lover, And makes the audience simply blubber. Deserving of fame and rightly thus, Is a man over whom the girls raise a fussg CLYDE Baarorv asked me, not long ago, To show him the girl that he clidn t know. Ma. Asauav WILSON is known as the one Who looks at the stars when his school work is done, Most girls think Asbury is awfully nice, But with Asbury this fact seldom cuts any ice. If a fellow says SEnv1ck at Peabody High, That fellow is surely doomed to die, With a crippled hand he played the game Which won him a niche in our Hall of Fmne. Mftncnz Dixon and Laonann Escn, our editors wereg When once they got started, fast Hew the fur: . They kept us all busy, and made things hum To keep the Review from turning out bum. I'm from Texas, says tall MALCOLRI GRAHAM: fHe knows more jokes, but simply won't say 'emi g Under Texan skies ou grow very tough, And t.hat's why Malcolm is fearfully rough. 50 ILKINSBURG ff4BlI HIGH SCHOOL Joi-xNNi' Sci-nnnem. is popular with all of his chumsg Every da in the hall their gauntlet he runs, He tells the girls he loves them all As Anthony told Cleo before her fall, What in the world did ToM BLEWITT blow To make him the rage, as you know ' His own horn for himself has never been looted: Therefore his friendships become firmly rooted. A girl with a line is our own ESTHER TEXTERQ 'Tis a lucky poor iish who can even get next her, When asked what bait she uses, say she, It depends on the fish in that part of the sea. ELMER GRASS!-IL in gym one Friday at noon Cut off from the rings a trifle too soong Elmer jarred loose some stars from above, If they'd been girls, he'd have fallen in love. When asked a hard question in chemistry, CRAIG LONG often guesses and thus makes an Eg But when asked what the oxide of oxygen is, His brain like home-brew refuses to fizz. Miss HARRIE1' Housron in history class For remembering dnles is a clever lass, For Harriefs had practice, who can blame her? Lucky the man who has the right to claim her. Every day NORMAN Puritan takes his life in hand When on the local he takes his stand, His stand is good, he stands all the way, And sleeps, in class the rest of the day. A brand new student from Cleveland came hitherg He drove all the wa in a ramshackle flivver, I am told that KEN IEARDNER, when he ran out of gas, Put TNT in the tank, which takes lots of brass. Peo Smvan and BILL Foanesrea together are known 0 For the length of their speech and the depth of their t We give Peg the credit for having won The prize for the longest speech ever begun. Our Senior president is next in line, With form like a soldier's upstnnding and fineg JOHN PHIF!-IR,S name our lips will sing Wherever glory has her fling. EMILY LONG has a name that's a peculiar misfit, But the long and short of it is-we don't care a For Emily is' young, sweet and pretty, you know, And the shorter they are the longer they grow. bitg T here is nothing so awful to MARCELLUS Lftna, As to find that he hasn't coinbed his hairg When he gets an E he faints on the spot, So his kind-hearted teachers give them not. 51 neg I W P - 'xt K W ' ' l ' WILKINSBURG ffQlLH9lSl l-IIGH scHooL 3 I get ARTHUR BRAIIIIIER has his famous band Playing music throughout this landg In our Hall of Fame we give to these A room with sound-proof walls-if you please! PAUL BUTLER sure swings a wicked wingg As an artist he tried to draw us a king. It is needless to say that his picture was taken And thrown in the basket-if we're not mistaken. . WILLIABI MOORE has a chemistry set in his home, And he mixes whatever comes into his domeg So far he's been lucky-of this there's no douhtg But some fine day on his head he'll come out. WILLIAM DoUcLAss has an eye for business, has he, As shown by his subjects-he's only got threeg His laugh is contagious-most sicknesses are, ' But his stock with the fellows is way above par. Have you watched WILLIAM GEISSINGER play basket hall? Shut your eyes, dear girls, or you're doomed to fall. I-Ie's got muscles like Sampson-before he was shorn, But oh, William, from whence came that wonderful form? A classical student is .found in CHUCK HOUSTON Knowledge profound in his head is roostin'g He can tell you how Caesar conquered Gaul, Or else how the Pirates came to fall. A young tennis shark is SIR WALTER Corromg - His service sometimes is just simply rotteng But other times with a girl prett nifty, Walter serves love games, score fifty-fifty. For HENRY LII-:TMAN, a husinesslike fellow, Who squeezes the merchants until they bellow, We dust off a pedestal where he can stand Until the cows come home in Heligoland. Butter and egg, we hear the callg 'Tis paying KREGAR the best of allg That wonderful team of cocoa denters And Wilkinsburg's All-Scholastic center. MATTHEW SMITH has a very clever line: Like u dutiful son he doth brightly shineg He doesn't seem to care a fig for a date, But with a peach of a girl he sets a fast gait. We have come to the end of our ropeg 'Tis a long trail that no turning hastg Class '22 leaves wit.lI the hope That their victories will not be the last. WILLIAIII Covu., '22 52 WILKINSBURG HIGH .scHoo L mmencs 3 D EEPQ- T ?-LZ f 7 ff: JA-TT gin' ,944 is If 5 I .fl 4 Q . aja 4- , P Q :Ev ff, 72: H I ,V 1 f 0 E S 15 11' af S41 -:ff v 1 ' A 1 I E m , u gl, - l i -D X, U, X54 in g 5 pr.- .X Q, .a- .J I l 1 I R 'K 53 WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL ZWILKINSBURG 31-1101-I .SCHOOL Football 1921 Captain ......... .,..................... R alph Love Manager ....... ....... .......... L e star Witherspoon Coach .............. ...............................,........ ............. H . M. Springer The WR men and their positions: Left End McAlister, Hays Left Tackle Anderson, Sauter Left Guard Nichols, Kiser Center Kregar Right Guard Peffer, Grassel Right Tackle Capt. Love Right End Culgen, McMillan Quarterback Esch, Schindell Left Half Back Ailes, Vislay Right Half Buck Lytle, Crimes, Kearns, Full Back Servick, Sellers, Strilmntter Rsconn Fon THE SEASQN W. H. S. OPPONENT. Norwin ....... .......... 1 11- 0 Avalon ....... Latrobe .............. Beaver Falls ...... Butler .....,....... Shadyside ...,...... Homestead ........ Union ............. Peabody ......... Total ....... 0 6 0 14- 0 0 7 6 0 0 O 6 55 Q 1 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Football The Wilkinsburg High School football team of 1921 was the most successful one since the championship team of 1916. The season was a success not only in the matter of games won and lost, but also in the spirit that was manifested by the school. There was more spirit displayed than has been apparent for several years, the games were better attended, and, incidentally, more money was collected. Twenty-three boys received letters this year and there were several more who played in a number of the games, but were not fortunate enough to get a letter. A squad of thirty or forty received the benefit of practice every day. Out of the nine games played, seven were won, one tied and one lost. Beaver Falls was the only team strong enough to defeat our team, and Union succeeded in holdin us to a tie on a very muddy field Armistice Day. We won from our old rivals, Peabody and Butler, for the first time in several years. The Peabody game had been made the last game of the year, and despite the had weather, a. large crowd was at Graham Field to see the game. We also beat Shadyside, who had one of the strong- est teams in the W. P. I. A. L. In all of our games the work of 'Bus' Kregar at center stood out prominentlyg he played so well, in fact, that he was the practically unanimous choice for the center position on the all-scholastic team of the W. P. I. A. L. Bodine Love. our captain and tackle, and Tully McMillan, right end, were chosen on the second and third all-scholastic teams, respectively. Everyone on the squad fought his hardest for W. H. S., and I am sure that in years to come we can look hack with pride to the team of 1921. 56 Q f I'LKIN.SBURG ' ifiggr.liSi1E1i' i 1-1161-1 scHooL Boys' Basket Ball Summary For the first time since the season of 1912-1913, Wilkinsburg won the W. P. I. A. L. championship and also the championship of Western Pennsylvania, losing to Harrisburg Tech in the fight for the state championship. After losing the second game of the season to the Pitt Freshmen by a four-point margin, our team won eleven straight games, bein stopped by Homestead. We then won five games more when Union High defeated us b two points. Our fourth defeat of the season was administered by Harrisburg Tecli at State College in the tournament for the championship of Pennsylvania. The only league game lost was to Homestead on their Hoor.. The record for the season is twenty games won out of the twenty-four played. During all the year the play of our team was dominated by a fighting spirit which would not bow to defeat. Many times the team was behind at the end of the first half, but always came back and displayed a brand of basket hall which could not be beaten. In the elimination series, after our star player had been declared ineligible, the team fought as if their very lives were at stake and won the cham- pionship in the face of the most discouraging conditions. Until his disqualification, Ed Servick was the star of the team. He came within one field goal of leading the league in field goals and was a big factor in our winning the sectional honors. Had he not been barred from the elimination series I am sure he would have been a big help in these games. Next to Servick comes 'iRus McCaig, the captain of our team. McCaig's regular position was center, but in the championship games he played forward when it was necessary to change the lineup on account of Servick's disqualification. Rus stood out in every game for his brilliant floor work, and althou h he did not score often, he was the spirit of the team and kept them fighting nil the time. The other forward, Tiny Duval, contributed to the scoring enrd of the game b his numerous field goals. He was in the ame heart and soul from start to finish. f'Alex Vislay, the center, played a good: game and always scored at opportune moments. His timely field goals won many games. The guards, Tuffy McMillan, and Bodie Love, presented a defense which broke up the most bafiiing offense. f'Ken Gardner's shooting featured his work. He played in enough games to win his W, The subs, Chuck Kearns and Red Harris, did their best when given a chance. It would be foolish to try to give Coach Springer the praise he deserves. Let it only be said that the students of Wil- kinsburg High School rejoice with him in his success and sincerely hope that he may have similar success in everything he undertakes. The school owes a great debt of gratitude to Mr. Springer and the team for the honors they have bestowed upon High this year. 57 Q ILKINSBURG ' ffqgqqiiili' HIGH .SCHOOL 2 5 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Boys' Basketball Record Captain... ............. Russel McCaig, '23 Manager.. .....,.... William Forrester, '22 Coach .,........ M. Springer W MEN AND THEIR POSITIONS Forward.. .... . Forward ........ Servick ...................................Gardner, Duval Center ....... ......... I 'islny, McCuig QCapt.j Guard' .... L. .................................. Love Guard l ..... ...,.., .,..........,,............. .,......... ........... . . .................. M c M illan RECORD FOR THE SEASON W. H. S. Orr. W. H. S. Orr-. Oakmont ' ............ ..... 4 3 29 Homestead ....,,.. ......, 3 6 -Ll- Pilt Freshmen ,.,.... ..... 3 5 39 Edgewood ........ ....... 3 I 29 Alumni ...........,,. ..... 4 2 33 Munhall ......... ....... 3 4- 23 Canonsburg ....... ..... 3 5 19 Oakmont .......... .......... 2 7 24- Indiana ........., ..... 4 I I7 Swissvale ........................ 51 I6 Homestead ...... ..... 3 9 27 Butler ...... ............ ............ 3 9 ' I7 Butler .............. ..... 3 2 29 Union Turtle Creek ........ 28 30 Edgewood ...... ..... 3 5 31 Kittanning ............,......... 30 26 Munhall ...... ..... 4 3 36 McKeesport .................... 26 25 Swissvale ........ ..... 5 4 19 Franklin .......................... 26 17 Peabody .......... ..... 4 8 28 Harrisburg Tech .... I4 25 Canonsburg ........ ......... 3 5 I8 Eff 1 - Indiana .......... ..... 3 2 26 Total .......................... 356 627 59 ,..J WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL EQ ILKINSBURG ' HIGH SCHOOL ? Girls' Basket Ball Captain .......... ........... F lorence Wilson Manager ..... ............ M arguerite Sarver ' Coach ......... .......... M ary G. Whiteman Forward ................. ...................................,.. D orothy Cook Forward .......... ....... H azel McKim, Josephine McCoy Center ............. ........................... A gnes Sommerfeld Side Center ........ ................... C harlotte Brenneman Guard .............. .................................. H elen Harmon Guard .......... ....................................... B etty Rambo, Florence Wilson SEASON 1922 W. H. S. OPP. . g W. H. S. OPP. Westinghouse ....... ............. 3 5 17 Peabody ....... .......... . 13 16 Aspinwall ......... ......... 3 1 9 Union .,......... ....... 1 6 11 Alumni .......... ..... 5 26 Union ............... .......... 1 5 6 Norwin .......... ..... 2 3 5 Edgewood ........ .......... 1 16 28 Edgewood .... ..... 1 0 23 New Castle ........ ........... 1 9 7 Aspinwall ...... ..... 2 3 13 California ....,... ....... 2 0 7 Norwin ...... ,.... 1 7 10 -- -- Total ......... .................. 2 43 178 The season of 1922 proved to be a very successful one for our girls' basket ball team. At all times the girls, whether victors: or losers, have shown the true spirit of our high school. The value of this spirit has been proved in many ways throughout our high school life, and the girls have always played up to the high standard of Wilkinsburg. The team owes much credit to its coach and friend, Miss Mary G. Whiteman, under whose direction and teaching the girls have derived much pleasure and profit, both in basket ball and in the work in the gymnasium. The captain, Miss Florence Wilson, has, indeed, proved worthy of the honor be- stowed upon her. Helen Harmon and Betty Rambo, guards, have fought hard during the whole season and have kept many possible points from the opponents. Agnes Sommerfeld and Charlotte Brenneman have been working together splendidly in center, a strong position on the Wilkinsburg team. Beryl Rankin and Pearl Cohen have shown remarkable skill in this position when given the opportunity. Dorothy Cook, Josephine McCoy and Hazel McKim have proved their ability as forwards and have gained many points for the school. Helen Harmon is captain-elect for next year, and will uphold this honor as the captain of '22 has done. Great praise and thanks are due to the manager, Marguerite Sarver, for her untiring efforts in making this team a success. Her success as n manager is an example of the thoroughness and completeness with which Marguerite accomplishes all her undertakings. Our only regret is that five of the players graduate, but next year's team is ex- pected to he just as good, if not better, than that of this year. 61 E rLK1NsBU1zo' ?fKQ4Bi1?ihh HIGH SCHOOL ? Track TRACK SQUAD Captain ...... ......................... . .. .... Manager ..... .......................... Coach ..... SCHEDULE-1922 ....,..........,Iohn Phifer ...........Leonard Esch M. Springer April 25 ........... .. ..........................., , ............................................ Class Meet May 6 .......... May 13 .......... May 20 .......... May 27 .......... ie Tech Meet 62 Washington 81 ifferson Meet Meet P. I. A. L. Meer 1- 1 fWILKINSBUR.GQ EHIGH SCHOOL? Captain... Baseball ....Russel McCaig Manager ....... ........ C larence Ailes Coach ........... .................................. ......,. E d ward Ege SCHEDULE-1922 April 14- .......... ......................................... .......... A s pinwall-Away April 17 ......... .................................. ............. U n ion-Home April 21 ......... ........... S hadyside--Away April 25 ......... .......... E dgewood-Away April 28 .,... Norwin-Away May 2... .Braddock-Home May 4- ............ .............. K iski-Home May 9 .... ......... U nion-Home May 12 ........... ...................... 0 pen May 16 ........... ............. P eabody-Home May 19 ........... .......... S hndysicle-Home May 23 ........... Edgewood-Home May 26 ........... ...,... U nion-Away May 29 .....,. ......,.... K iski-Away 63 WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL Tennis Captain ...... ........... C lifford McWilliams Manager .... ........... ....... W a lter Conom Coach ......... ............... F . A Ankeney SCHEDULE-1922 May 3-Crafton-Home May 17-Crafton-Away May 6-Jeannette-Home May 19-Peabody-Home May 9-Edgewood-Home May 23-Pitt Freshmen-Away May 13-Jeannette-Away May 26-Edgewood-Away . Xxx 64 QWILKINSBURG QHIGI-I SCHOOL Athletic Council President ...... . ............ . .................... ............ .. Secretary ........ .. .... ....... . ...... . . ........... ............ Treasurer .... . ..... ....... . .. Lester Witherspoon... .William Forrester .Leonard Esch .L. C. Kline ................Football Manager Ralph Love .................. .............. F ootball Captain William Forrester ....... ......... B asketball Manager Russel McCaig ......... Leonard Escli ........... John Phifer .......... Clarence Ailes ......... Russel MCC8lg ............. Walter Cottom .......... . .......... Basketball Captain .............Track Manager ...............Track Captain .........Baseball Manager ..........Baseball Captain ...............Tennis Manager Clifford McWilliams ...... ......... ....... ..... T e n nis Captain Robert Hays ................ ....... W. C. Graham ......... William Kregar ....... L. C. Kline ........... H. M. Springer ........ H. M. Springer ........ H. M. Springer .... H. M. Springer ..... E. Ege ................... F. Ankeney ............... M ' W. L. Thunhurst ......... ........ W. G. Marshall ........ . W. G. Hileman ....... .Student Representative ...............................Principal ...........Association President ..........Association Treasurer ..............Athletic Director .............Football Coach ..........Basketball Coach ..............Track Coach .........Baseball Coach .........Tennis Coach ........Alumni Member .......Alumni Member ........Alu1nni Member 41 4 j WILKINSBURG HIGH scHoQ L Champion Gymnastic Ten The Champion Gymnastic Ten is composed of the ten boys who are most pro- ficient in gymnasium work. They are selected by Mr. Batchelor by means of a com- petitive examination given to the leaders and advanced classes in heavy apparatus work. The examination is given on all apparatus, so that each member must be an all round gymnast. Tna Ciuimmon GvmN,is1-ic TEN ron 1922 George Mitchell William Bolhwell William Geisinger Lawrence Wnmbaugh William'Hngerty Asbury Wilson Stanley Curtis Chester Nichols Hugh Munro William Covil 66 E ILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL R Remnants K- ff Vie -4 , Qi, 2 g Q5 X ' ' ' X, X nj? X l X l I 1, f 7 Qxffgf. 4 X - . ar - WM, . ,, -' 2- , ' F f' ggi 4 ' 5' ' H -X SLU' XX f ' Qms wAs W - ,-- 9 f ' NX cawmmcf an od Locecv SEI-use FOKUEGBO rx ' A allen r son , ivllr, A was-mug gi. ffnx on anssnmnu 1VUY:.ED PORTm,- -rms I. so Suwqb fx f :Im vw an . i q V ty s-ure u like 'Q W , ,, fx A Ai' + v wa Q R5 55537132 07 YI 7 :wa 1' -' 81014 mm fjf' j e 5 Z Lanes sey5Z-- M nu- 77,, gym' H, Mg A ' 6.1.11 'Vt nie ,-5' ugh ffffuf ff ,.f'fl' Allberlyalf 9 1. summrvc ima!! , becaasqy - f my less Iyar 19 yu H ff, ,mf A, u Z7 , 'ng Lfww 67....,, -rf040'4 90l-4 K' -zz' ,. Mr..- 67 E ILKINSBURG H161-I scHooL 3 WILKINSBURC. HIGH SCHOOL The 'Review Staff Review STAFF! Editors-Margaret Dixon, '22, Leonard Esch, '22, Manager-Henry Leitman, '22, Assistant Managers-Charles Anderson, '23, Roscoe Hanna, '23. News-Harriet Merwin, '22. Girls' Athletics-Frances Freeman, '22. Boys' Athletics-William F orrester, '22, Karl Kutclika, '22. . Alumni Editors-Dorothy Lillich, '22, Albert Schmidt, '22. Exchange Editor-Eleanor Campbell, '22. Humorous Department--Gwynne Mothersbaugh, '22, Rosanna Berghane, '22 Literary Editors-Helen Chapin, '22, Asbury Wilson, '22. CLASS Rsronrl-:nsz Senior-Olivia Nallyg Howard Stouffer. Junior-Rebecca Campbell, Winfield McAllister. Sophomore-Kathryn Rowell, Gale Walker. Freshman-Edith Covell, Richard Skidmore. Commercial--Rose Pallos, Raymond McCormick. STAFF ARTISTS: Bertha Skinner, '22 theadj g Elizabeth Spencer, '22. Arthur Brammer, '22, Charlotte Brenneman, '22, Robert Klingensmith, '22, Marie Knape, '23, John Nycum, '23. Betty Newell, '24, Joe Villela, '24-. STENocnAPr-tens: Gertrude Hanson, '22 theadjg Hazel Brown, '22, Dorothy Geisler, '22, A Margaret Boos, '22g Ruth E. Dodson, '22, Zarilda MacGough, '22, Gail Stoltz, '22g Minnie Hunter, '22, Katherine Meyer, '22, Margaret Vaughan '22, Laura Thomson, '22, FACULTY Anvrsenz Vinnie E. Knappenberger. FACULTY Aovislzn ron MANAGERS: L, C. Kline. 69 If ee A 4 j WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL The Opera 'The Bohemian Girl December Sth and 9th CAST Count Arnheim, Governor of Preshurg ............. .......... A rthur Bramxner Thaddeus, a Proscrihed Pole ...................... ................ N ed Brown Florestein, Nephew of the Count .......... .......... H arolcl Kerchner Devilshoof, Chief of the Gypsies ..... ..............,............... ............ H e rman Lytle Captain of the Count's Guard .......... .......................,..................... W ayne Crawford - First act-Vir inia Lonfv Arlme, Daughter of the Count .,....... ....... 3 Second and 'hid act-lizzie Murdoch Buda, Her Attendant .......... ................................................ Bertha Skinner Queen of the Gypsies ..... ........................................... H arriet Merwin Music Director ............ .......... M ary Ellen Steel Coach ............ ..,........ T heodore Viehman Costumer ....... ........ M argaret Heazlett Manager ........ ................ C raig Long Prompter ...... .......... La ura Leischer 70 fWILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL The Band Few of the members of the High School seem to appreciate how much this band is doing for the school. The band has received absolutely no financial aid from the school board. It is not a school activity. The boys own their own instrumcntsg they have bought their own music. They give up n good deal of time to practices and play often and well. They receive no credits for their work-as do the members of the orchestra. The members are as follows: Arthur Brnmmer, Director Edwin Flint Preston Houck Leslie Young Emmett McLain George Fingal Jacob Lehman Charles Briggle John McFeatters Winston Harris William Douglas Earl Jones Richard Skidmore George McKee William Thompson Edgar Courage .lohn Sickler Edward Cox Fred Bennett Bus Brown Louis Kenny 71 --? WILKINSBURG HIGH sc,.HooL First Class Play-January 26th and 27th '4The Merchant of Venice -Shakespeare Duke of Venice... Prince of Morocco Prince of Arragon Antonio ............ Bassnmo ........ Salanio.. Snlarinn Gratiano .... Lorenzo. ....... . Shyluck ......... Tubnl ............ Gobbo ....,.......... Lnuncelot .......... Leonardo ...... Balthnsar ...... Steplmno .......... Salerio ....,. .... Porliu ........ Ncrissa.. Jessica... Gnoler ....... Prom ter ...... Couclii ....,... ....... Faculty Adviser.. Man agcr ........... CAST ............lrwin Short .............Karl Kutclika .........William Nelson .........l0hn Peterson ........,.Stoughton Kent ..............Robert Shaw ...........Aubrey Wolford ........,.....Henry Leilman ........Chester Nichols .........Paul Findley .............Leonard Esch ...............,lohn Cameller .,........George Mclinulty ...........Carolyn Graham ......,......Cynthia Hare ...............Emily Long .................Allan Bryson ........Rosanna Berghane ..........Frances Freeman ........Dorothy McKee ..........Asbury Wilson ...........Margaret Stotler Theodore Viehman .........Vinnie Knappenberger . .............. ............. W illiam Botliwell 72 WILKINSBURQQ Q HIGH SCHOOL Second Class Play Alice Sit by the Fire -Barrie April 6th and 7th CAST Alice .........,................. Amy, her daughler .......... .... Cosmo, her son ............................. Genevra, Amy's bosom friend ............... The Colonel, husband to Alice ................. Mr. Stephen Rollo, the villain in the case Richardson, his slavey ...... , ......... ........... The Maid .......................... The Nurse ...... Coach ................. Faculty A rlviser... MRll3gEf............. Prompter. ..... .. ............Berlha Skinner ..........Marguret Sloller .........MalIhew Smith ............Emily Fulton ...........Sheldon Heck ...............Harry Peer ...............Margaret Dixon ........................0livia Nnlly ....,.,Gwynne Morhersbuugh ...........,....Theodore Vieliman Vinnie E. Knappenherger ...........,...,...Robert Hackett ..........Doruthy Lilfick 73 , QWILKINSBURG 1HIGH SCHOOL Class Night Program May 26, 1922 Overture. ....... ............ .... . .......................,.......... . ...,..... ,... ........ . H i g h School Orchestra A one-act play, TI-II: PRINCE WHO Was A PIPERU CAST The King ........... .,.,.......,.,.. Don Williamson Bernez .,.,...........,...,.....,...,.,.,.,.,...... Harold Cottrill .legn ....... .. ....... ............ G eorge Mclinulty Marzinne ..,..,. , .......,. Marguerite Sarver Lizina .... , ....,... ...,..... . .... Esther Texter Helene .,.,........... ........... ll 'larian Bassler Princess ......,.. ..,...,...,. K atharine Tracey First Girl .......,..... ...,..........,. D orothy Lillick Prince. ........... ......... W illiam Geissinger Second Girl .... , ..... , .... ,, ..... Eleanor Cavbell Tephany.. ...,... , ............. Martina Oetting Third Girl ............ ......... K atherine eyer Sentry. ....... ...................,.....,.. W illiam Forrester Ormsa GIRLS Anna Stratton Mary Louise McClelland Frances Freeman I' Carolyn Graham Dorothy McKee Dorothy Cook Tenor Solo fselectedl ................................................................I...........,. Arthur Brammer Chorus-Cal Lullaby from Jocelyn -Godard .......... Violin obligato by Henry Wolkovitz Cbj Hahanera from Carmen -Bizet ........... Solo by Harriet Merwin ...........Senior Girls .........Senior Girls fel I Am Wild ...................................................... ....................... S enior Girls Souvenir Oratmn: Cmherine smug-er Olivia Nally Orators ......,............ BCTYI Rankin Miriam Allison Q Helen Eyster Gwynne Mothersbaugh Class Song-Composed by Gwynne Mothersbaugh ............................................ Class '22 Music ................................................. ....... ....................... 74- .....,..High School Orchestra Q ILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Le Voyage de M. Perichon ' X par Labiche et Martin presente 6 1'6cole superieurc de Wilkinsburg le 31 mars 1922 Perrichon ........ .... ............. Le Commandant Mathieu... . Majurin ........................... Armand Desroches ......... Daniel Savary .............. Mme. Perrichon...... Henrlette, sa fille ........................... ........... Une Aubergiste ................................... ............ Jeanne, domestique de Perrichon ...... ........ Un guide ......................................... .... Employe cle chemin de fer ....... Soullleuse ....,............................ 75 ... M. John Phifer ..M. Paul Findley John Cameller John Peterson ...M. Lionel Cates ...,...........Mlle. Harriet Merwin Margaret Gress Mlle. Mary Louise McClelland ...........Mlle. Rosanna Berghane Parkhill MacGowan Clyde Barton ..........Mlle. Beryl Rankin T E ILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 3 Lit . fai .Xv.,.. WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL H1gh School Orchestra Elizabeth Henderson ........ .......................... P ianist Ellen Black ................... Assistant Pianist Henry Wolkowitz ......... .............. F irst Violin Elizabeth Spencer. Johnson Henderson May Bowers ....... Emmett McLain.... -, I .lohn Danks ........ ...... ' 1' Michael Cross ..... ,. .......... 'fi Walter Thompson ........ .......... S econd Violin Claire Dillinger ...........,....... Genevieve McDowell ........... Fred Lewis ........................ Grace Speedy ...,........... Harold Pritz ............. Alfred Pominer ............ Earl Cronenweth ......... Fred Bennett .......... Edgar Courage ...... John Sickler .......... Preston Houch .......... Earl ,lones ............. Everett Anderson.. Leslie Young ................ .lohn Phifer ...................... Miss Mary Ellen Steel ........ rr is rn u rr . ........ First Cornet .........Second .................Clarmet ........Saxaphone ,...:ll:........'Cello .........Trombone .............Drum ..... Director N Ln u.K1NsBU1zc HIGH SCHOOL ? Gwynne M0lll8ISb8Ugh Minnie Hunter Mary McAnany Harriet Merwin Emily Fulton Carolyn Graham Evelyn Koah Leauor Rodgers Geraldine Smith Evelyn Lemley Madrigal Club Kizzie Murdock Cora Brickel Elizabeth Saltsman Beulah Ayres Laura Leislier Claora Bell Dorothy Steinmetz Sadie Weigit Hazel McKim Anna Cochrane 78 Kathryn Tassler Florence Davis Esther Wilt Emily Long Betty Rambo Audrey Biesecker Kathryn Rowell Louise .lennewine Aimee Pharo, Pianist Mary Ellen Steel, Director 1 1 ffbjm. WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL Schubert Byron Jacoby George McEnulty William Cullgen Ralph Sellers William Nelson Kenneth Elder Paul Findley Crane Remaley Arthur Brammer Ned Brown Stoughton Kent Earl Lohr Club Walker Edwards Wilbur Holt Hermann Lytle Elmer Grnssel Robert Logan' Paul Copley Merwyn Moore William Reithmiller Harold Kerchner Aimee Pharo, Pianist Mary Ellen Steel, Director W ,,L, , , ' T X Y EWILKINSBURG Cg1Hg71.l H1G1-1 scHooL 3 ...1 2 iiflflff LJ W cn 3 E ' U ,,q, bra 1 E Q ' 5 2 .E ug E -I' r.-.1 .-. LJ U5 2 ' lw E WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL ? Clubs SENIOR CLUB President .... . ..... . ..... .. .... Vice President Secretary...... ..... Treasurer .... ...... .......................... . .... . . . Marshal...,...r President ......... Vice President Secretary ...,..... Treasurer ...... ..... . ........ .... . Marshal ........ President ......... Vice President........ .. Secretary......... Treasurer ......... Marshal ........ President ......... Vice President Secretary ............ .. Treasurer......... Marshal ........ President ......... Vice President .... .... Secretary .... FRENCH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB CHESS CLUB RADIO CLUB Treasurer.. ....... ....... . Marshal ........ President ......... Vice President Secretary .... . .... Treasurer......... Marshal ........ SPANISH CLUB 81 .........Clyde Barton ..........Asbury Wilson .............Emily Fulton .........Dorothy McKee ........,.John Schindell ...........1ohn Peterson ........ Crawford Conrad .............Emily Fulton ........z........Irwin Short .......A.Wayne Crawford ...........Asbury Wilson ....... William Brindley ....... Margaret Gress ......William Geisinger ..........Iames Johnston ..........Asbury Wilson .,.............Gail Walker .....,...Francis Conrad .ul ......... Craig Long ..........Edward Beck .......William Brindley ..............Crawford Conrad ....,......Donald Williamson ..........William McCoy ............Karl Kutchka ........William Arnold ...........Robert Anderson .........Harriet Merwin ..........Harold Cottrill ......,Max Harrison E ILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOIJ 3 0 'za Amunrlcggs '?9'.i.i VJ Q4 r-I KJ li-I S o E Q9 ca' '91 E ILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL i Class Organizations SENIOR Presldent.. .............., ................. Vice President ........... ................... Secretary ................. Treasurer ..... Marshal ........ President ............. JUNIOR Vice President. ...... . ...... ........ . Secretary............. Treasurer ...... Marshal........ Presidents.. ......... SOPHOMORE .............John Phifer ...........John Schindell .....,Margaret Dixon ...........Harold Cottrill .....William Kregar .......Blair McMillan .............Edward Kiser ..RelJecca Campbell ..............Ruth Dawson .......William Fuller ...William Newman ...........Ross Stevens Vice President ........ .......... . ................ . . ...... Secretaryu.. ......... Treasurer ......... Marshal ........ President ......... Treasu rer. .... Marshal ........ JUNIOR CLUB BOYS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President ...............,. ...........,,.............,..........,..,......... . .. .......... . .... Vice President Secretary..... ..... Treasurer ....... President... .... GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Vice President... ..... .. ............ ,...... . . ............ . .... . .................. Secretary .... ......, - .. Treasurer 83 Elizabeth Berglxane ...... Marguerite Lake .........Frank Harvey ....Rohert Anderson ...........Rnlph Cargo ........Edwin Flint .....William Kregar ...........,Iohn Schindell ......Blair McMillan C. Kline ..........Betty Rambo . ........ Hazel McKim ......,...Esther Texter C. Kline E ILKINSBURG H1611 scnoo ! 3 Y , , A51 ' T f K' w gf if f MAQJAN NALLY' E ILKINSBURG HIGH scHooL 3 . 1 I MQW' CLYDE BIIIZTOII - f cvmnumaer ' If ALVERFOGLEI '29f: I 4 .A. A M gif. , - I i .A .NW lmL,.,fvX,:Iif2, I 'L I Q, ' fi If? uucn ' I rnzgmx K am. N RUTH WILLIAMS. E-lf I I :Im I .- I I- ffiaw -Im I mrzeau r STQTLER I ' I I f Joram EMILY FULTON 343 1 'V 11 h mf, xg BILL NELSON I HAZ EL HOLT I mu FJRIHDLEY 'H' I ELIZABE H a nnum mueiiibvxson LSTEWAQISQQ1 if ifigglg I'IELE III,CIIAI7IN WILKINSBURG ff Wh HIGH SCHOOL U' 5,.?3'! .. W'9,1YfZgYf' ' ,eff',f1i5.1 51515155 Mgmt mm , 'T Tnoifuxs GIPIMEST. SN ' ILDRED POST X i Tlwiii W gi . H- K ,M QDUZOTHYMGEIVSLER H E ILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Y' 1 -. ,- -Q - -mf Yr: ' F ? :' Y ' 1-.fr u ,L -. 31:32 : . , X IF w mx F if W-izx' Qf 1' T V' . - - , 'W ,Q A 23353 ff 1 iilxlkij' R 7g . 5E'55l.DiNi SMIT h NARYFENTOHKATHERIKFLE .gf n Qzilg A .f ' A ,. A1 gfi gy .,A12oLunr.o12AmM K C mm SM 51 V110 1 DOROTHY Am 1' wifi 5 , yy? kgs .umowmonw ,.g,+'rf f'N , V 4 , , .. HARDIU ERD!! NKNIDDEN QALPH LONG GEOQGE M ENULTY WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL Honor Roll WITH HIGH HONOR Allan Bryson-Valedictorian Margaret Gress-Salutatorian William Arnold Marian Bassler Rosanna Berghane Thomas Blewett Elizabeth Brindley Donald Covil Grace Davis Margaret Dixon WITH HONOR Clyde Barton Margaret Boos Eleanor Campbell Harold Cottrill William Covil Doris Dyherg Paul Findley William Forrester Frances Freeman Marian Fritz Emily Fulton Lionel Cates Henry Wolkovi Ruth E. Dodson Leonard Esch Dorothy Lillich Elsie McDonald Harriet Merwin Katherine Meyer Martina Oetting John Phifer Bertha Skinner Anne Stewart Charles Houston Karl Kutchkn Mary Louise MCCI Dorothy McKee William Nelson John Peterson Hazel Randolph Marguerite Sarver Albert Schmidt Elizabeth Spencer Margaret Stoller Asbury Wilson tz Cmss REPRESENTATIVES ON COMMENCEMENT Pnoonfm Valedictorian-Allan Bryson Salutatorian-Margaret Gress Katherine Meyer Harriet Merwin Paul Findley Clyde Barton elland WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Honor Pins Over one hundred people were rewarded for diligent study by receiving honor pins, the school's mark of appreciation .for earliest students. The members of the class of '21 received their pins last June. The others were presented in chapel. Those receiving pins were as follows: Rosanna Berghane Allan Bryson Margaret Dixon Ruth E. Dodson Leonard Esch William Arnold Clyde Barton Marian Bassler Thomas Blewitt Elizabeth Brindley Don England Bertha Skinner Anne Stewart Mary Bradshaw Martha Burkart Margaret Boos Donald Covil George McEnulty Mildred Beswich Elizabeth Bonham ,lane Montgomery Minnie Roberts Francis Ullery Margaret Werts Edwin Will Gertrude Anderson Catherine Dickson Marjorie .lohnston Frances Keiser Marguerite Lake Agnes Miller Lillian McKim THIRD YEAR PINS Martina Oetting SECOND YEAR PINS Elizabeth Clugston Ruth Dawson Hazel Hamilton Roscoe Hanna Helen Harman Velma Harrison Evelyn Lemley Esther Leopold Ruth Long Margaret Miller FIRST YEAR PINS Frances Ray Coramable Short Ralphileita Wilkey Elizabeth Berghane Bennett Bradshaw Marie Burkhart Ralph Buvinger Florence Davis Wilbert Elliot Eugene Fisher Rebekah Fullerton Virginia Casser Elizabeth Gress Elizabeth Hoffman Elmer Jacobs Laura Leisher Ellen Miles 89 Margaret Gress Dorothy Lillicli Elsie MacDonald Harriet Merwin Katharine Meyer Anna Milligan Winfield McAlister Thomas McLean Norris Tilbrook Eleanor Beggs Helen Ware Freda Weller Harry Mitchell Grace Flaus Juanita Gray Adelaide Newman William Newman Sara Parsons Joseph Ratzler Eleanor Rodgers Kathryn Rowell Anna Schonbackler James Shaw Ross Stevens Della Elliot Alma Emsheimer Jane McGuire Rose Pallos Ida Pika Ida Barack Frances Barkle Geraldine Peck WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Class Song for 1922 TUNE: Mr MAN.,, Four years ago, mighty green and mighty slow, Twenty-two, Very shy, bound to try, to bring honor to our High, Twenty-two. We each had good looks, but we didn't know our hooks, Twenty-twog Two or three years had we, t.hen knew how to make an E, Twenty-two. Now we're Seniors and must gog we hate it so, Dear Red and Blue, we will he true, for we love you. We're here to say that we hate to go away, Under Classmen. Those we niet, you may bet, that we never will forget, Under Classmen. We leave you tonight, a fair standard, pure and bright, Under Classmen, That you each do your work, and your duty never shirk, Under Classmen, Honor bring to Red and Blue, oh, love her trueg We'll all be near, so never fear, but hold her dear. Cnoaus: Wilkinsburg, we love you so, But we must go. Dear old school of Red and Blue, How we love youg But the world is calling us And we must do our share. How we hate to say that We must go away, When we'll miss each one, And want you every day, For the Class of Twenty-two Will he true for evermore. GwrNNr-: Mornansmucn, '22 90 j WILKINSBURG HIGH seHoo.L Commencement Program June 2, 1922 March-Processional .......... ................... ...... .... M i I mie Hunter Invocation ............................... .......................... ........... T h e Reverend Dr. H. N. Bassler Chorus-ful A Mother Goose Arabesqueu-Tukey L m.Madrigal Club fb? 'The Woodland Calls -Rhys-Herbert I Salutntory ...,..... .... Oratxon,............ .... .......,.... Chorus- ful l bl Keen the Air and Clear the Sky -Spence Over the Ocean Bluev-Petrzke Essay ..................... ............ ........ ................ Orat1on........ .... .. .... .... .......... .... . Violin Solo- Legende -Wieniawski ....... An Originnl Poem, ......... .... ........ ...Margaret Gress .........Clyde Barton i ....... .. ..... .Schubert Club Katherine Meyer ..............P:nul Findley Henry Wulkovitz ..Harriet Merwin Valedictory ................................................................... ............................... A llan Bryson Chorus- Softly My Henrt Unfoldsf' from Samson and Delilah -Saint Saens Solo, Harriet Mcrwin. Chorus, Senior Girls Presentation of Diplomas ...... ........ B y a Member of the Board of Education Benediction ...................... .............. T he Reverend Dr. H. N. Bassler 91 E ILKINSBURQ HIGH SCHOOL 2 Remnants N N ll .1 0 2 - E., -1 FF iihqil 1-111 ffgil W lllial f ' Q.. oesy , -Pitg:-gk yglfrfy bgarw Ziff? wgiferz- By f-'fd 1:07 P I D 5'i'i'.iZ?f'wf11f- f' ,- . I -f'-35, .f Pfff fd' ---' , ew' -45 553 4115 , F-Qf' 2 xx yfmwinu,,..'J.v fy ., f, QHAHPQON 'H se 'Hwfmnw T gnbk ww 0 Q Er OP own e N THE w nc 01 .f.,+,.,,, 4 vw rg- Pr P Q W Yfcng-, VERHGC . f W f . ood ul' :emu ww VCHLW. I ff W Q . ,, 0 :su mu ,ai iv I n-12121 M ww U W f mf-' ,,,. H 31lg3972'5:j'Afgm:f5'f ' -' f--- hL fm 071 V ' Hn-.n 5ffN 'l: .n ,'i?'-': - sn E - tvfl . D , -N Greek view af the gags I Ar. 92 2 WILKINSBURG TQ3!!i' :H1c,1-1 SCHOOL 3 UNDERHHEENEN WILKINSBURGQ inlol-1 SCHOOL E ILKINSBURG scnoor, i Senior B Susnn Arnold-A dear little girl with a quiet little way. Beulah Ayres-An able woman is neither hot nor timid. Mary Behm-Calm is her pose, but under it wc all suspect her hidden wit. Isabelle Bisholl'-With a rustle of silk and an flutter of fur. Thomas Bootie-Wlien girls are around he's very shy, but he'll get over it bye and bye. Ned Brown-Even the rude sea grows civil at his song. Margaret Byres-A maiden meek nnd mild. Dumb Crawford-Ridiculed in name only. Kenneth Elder-I believe they talked of me, for they laughed consumedly. Lawrence Franklin-Work? Where did I hear that word before? Samuel Custer-Something between n help and n hindrance. . , Robert Hays-Energetic us can he, scholar and athlete is he. Sara Howe-Cel n dictionary, I am going to speak. Lois Jacobs-I nm my own nearest kin. Louis Kenny-I'm not mad, I just look that way. Herman Lytle-A song will outlive ull sermons. Russel McCaig-Men of few words are the best men. Robert Mellon-A man of uncommon silence and reserve. Ford Moore-,lust as noisy as the nmne implies. Merwin Moore-In sooth I love not solitude. William Patton-Iust n plain loose nut. Carolyn Rolshonse-When shnll we look upon her like again? Ray Scliurr-Girls bother me. Anna Scott-She is beautiful and therefore to be wooed. Myron Smith-If the east ever causes unrest, just put on your vest and go west. Thomas Stewart-Life is too short to worry. Dorothy Stienmetz-Pleasant and jovial is she. Herman Suter-Silent men are thoughtful men. Robert Vogely-Cheerful of today, confident of tomorrow. Hazel Walker-Quietness personified. Irene Wells-Wise, wondrous wise is she. Wnrd Whippo-Watch your hair. 95 1 WILKINSBURQ HIGH SCHOOL 1 1 WILKINSBURG 5 1 HIGH scHooL In Memoriam To Our Classmate-William Waller Everything that you did was respectedg You were honored in every wayg You played your part here unaffected, And you did your best every day. But God to Heaven called youg And His angels bore you nwayg Still your influence about us lingers And it never from us will stray. We regret that one so needed Should be taken from life so youngg But doubtless God had n reason Since by Him wlmt's best is done. Through live short months you were with usg You proved to us your worthy And though we sudl miss you, We would not cnllyou hack to earth. As the days go and the years pass by, We'll remember our high school churn With a friendship that holds in memory Until our tasks, too, are done. JANE MoNrcoxtHRx', '23, 97 WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL junior-A Robert Anderson-The boy who likes brown. Clarence Ailes-He visits class occasionally. Kathryn Anderson-A steadfast friend. Anna Anderson-Demure, but talkative. Charles Anderson-Concise in speech. Lyda Brown-If music be the food of love, play on. Martha Burkhart-She has a good word for everyone. Eleanor Beggs-She has a mind all her own. Eliza Baxter-A girl of decision. Mildred Beswick-A sweet, dainty, little miss. Edward Beck-A busy man with ready smile. Claora Bell-She is ull sunshine. Charles Briggle-The boldest held his breath. Evelyn Brnstrom-Why so pale and wan? Mary Bradshaw-Laugh and the world laughs with you lohn Bair-A little boy from the city. Joel Buzzard-Our artist with a printing machine. Luna Buckley-A small parcel of concentrated talk. Rebecca Campbell-First in the hearts of her classmates. James Carey-His style attracts us. Theodore Cramer-The English shark. Betty Clugstnn-The eternal feminine. Ralph Cargo-He has the art of making friends. Pearl Cohen-A jewel as her name implies. Edward Covil-Wlien he speaks. he says something. Dorothy Conrtright-Wise head, still tongue. Anna Cockrane-Wee, but mighty. Stanley Curtis-Thought is deeper than speech. Paul Copley-The tongue is busier than the sword. Robert Cober-His silence answers yes. Francis Conrad-Courtesy wins friendship. Lester Carpenter-Music is the voice of the soul. Ruth Dawson-Some choicest articles are wrapt in small packabes William Douthett-Man is a name of honor. Rush Duvall-Books never interfere with his pleasure. , 98 Y WILKINSBURG ilKtHSll5 HIGH SCHOOL 13 g A Xl . Q X Q K Y, Estelle Edleman-Thy thousand pretty ways we'll think upon. Marie Ebel-Our friend from out of town. Sara Elwood-Oh where, oh where have my long curls gone? Sterling Edwards-A combination of good nature and good sense. Edwin Flint-The woman hater. Mary Funk-As happy as the day is long. Charles Glasgow-Out of my way, here I come. Thelma Getty-Sober, steadfast and demure. Ruth Graham-Flower of meekness on a stem of grace. Irma Class-She talks on forever. Melvin Cray-Always in haste-never in a hurry. Dorothy Cocttman-Ever absent, rarely here. Elmer Grassel-Books are medicine for the soul. Hazel Hamilton-Quietness is the symbol of wisdom. Harold Harrity-Literary light of the class of '23. Mary Harding-Anything for a quiet life. Elizabeth Henderson-With wisdom fnr beyond her years. Dorothy Herr-A devotee of learning. Velma Harrison-A good, true friend. Theodore Hnrtmeyer-He makes the Ford talk. Helen Harman-Pretty, witty, and wise is she. John Harvey-The tirst four years are the hardest. Wallace Hopkins-An all-round good scout. Roscoe Hanna-A man of high resolve. Dorothy Hahn-Perfection needs no addition. Ruth Jolinston-Mistress of Terpsichorean art. Byron Jacoby-Know then thyself. Marie Knape-She sets the pace. Harld Kerchner-An authority on foolish questions. Bertha Kessler-Silence is golden. Edwnrd Kiser-The Arrow Collar Co. solicits his pose. Louise Kellog-A friend true as gold. Helen Klingensmith-A sweet and sunny disposition. Harry Long-Looks like a lady's man-says he is not. Yoder Leith-He has won honors already. Melba Leet-Beautiful and happy. Henry Lacy-Don't start him talking. Sara Linton-Quick and quaint. Earl Lohr-He who sows courtesy reaps friendship. Ruth Long-The world delights in sunny people. Esther Leupold-Oh, for a book! Evelyn Lemley-Come Mirth and Jollity. 99 WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL Dorothy Lynch-Silence has many advantages. Graham Lambert-What care I how the world may go? Thomas Langford-A studious chap. Margaret Miller-She speaks and acts just as she ought. Ruth MeKeever-Gay and irresponsible is she. Winifred McAllister--Who says l'm small?' Clyde McAllister-He has a great work at hand. Williaxit McCoy-Life is one grand sweet song. Dorothy Mulholland-Brevity is the soul of wit. Harry Mitchell-Quality, not quantity. Alice Mahood-A smile that was childlike and bland. Blair McMillin-Leaders are the lights of the world. .lolm Miller-Whose every look and gesture is a joke. Rosemary Mound-Modest and sweet as a violet. Frederick McCums-Second thoughts, they say, are best. Clifford McWilliams-The witty man laughs least. Alwyn Myer-Seldom with hooks, often with girls. Anna Milligan-Size is not a measure of brains. Winfield McAllister-Critic of critics. Thomas McLean-Education makes the man. Gay McNorton-Simplicity is hard to Copy. George Martin-A cracking good fellow. Kizzie Murdock-One who thrills through life. Lelia Norman-Quiet and unobtrusive is she. John Nycum-Have you seen him draw? Dallas Norris-I know it, but can't pay it. Fred Putman-Perseverance wins success. Matthew Poinmer-What man dare, I dare. Frank Parsons-Safe, sane and sensible. Geraldine Platz-Mistress Gerry, quite contrary. Louise Painter--Life is too short to worry. Agnes Riley-A girl who likes more-more of everythin Clyde Robertson-How prodigal of time! Crane Remaley-Never in a hurryf?j Minnie Roberts-Smile and the world smiles with you. .lessie RobertsiA quiet, unassuming lass. Paul Rock-Good humor is the food of the soul. Betty Rambo-Blooming as the wild rose. Ruth Read-Pcrsistcney is the path to success. John Slagenhaupt-Seize the present day. Elizabeth Saltsman-We are made for happiness. Elizabeth Somerholder-As sharp as a frosty morning. 100 fWILKIN.SBURG QHIC-H SCHOOL Helen Staley-Syllables govern the world. Elizabeth Stern-Not quite so stern as she sounds. Harold Speedy-Two minutes to go. Robert Swisshelm-Many a joke had he. Esther Sampson-A friend most true and haughty. Dorothy Todd-To know her is to luve her. Robert Todd-Dignity with ease. Edward Triplett-His looks belie his nature. Norris Tilbrook-A light heart liveth long. Charles Turner-Silent and serious. Frances Ullery-Happy am I, from care l'm free. Alexander Vislay-He wins the hearts nl' all. Annabelle Wills-Silence is golden. Frederick Woods-How calm he sits at ease. Joseph Woods-hlnke haste slowly. Jeannette Winchester-Mirth, admit me of thy cren Edwin Will-Thinking is but an idle waste of lime. Margaret Wright-Hence, loathed Melancholy. George Walters-Only one hundred words this year. Grace Wilson-A sweet, attractive, kind of Grace. Freda Weller-W'itlt malice toward noneg with charity for -all Blanche Whitfield-Always ready and willing to help ,lack lVulmer-Nowhere can be found a truer friend. Bertha Walp-Modest and shy is she. Alice Wincranlz-Whence is thy learning? Helen Ware-My, but she likes to talk! Wilmon Ware-Thoughts, shut up, want air. Howard Weaver-His life was gentle. Marion Wade-Step aside, I'm coming. Theodore Wilson-Just a jolly Junior. Floris Williams-Why do today what you can put oil' till tomorrow? Howard Zieger-A person of rare ability. 101 WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL Autographs 102 E ILKINSBURG 'f lQBlll' HIGH scHoo,L i junior-B Personals Allison, Burton-Where there's a will there's a way. Anderson, Gertrude-A sweet disposition, always smiling. Barr, Alberta-I rise to a point of order. Beavers, Ruth-A cranberry as well as a peach. Bennett, Fred-Oh, what characteristics the cornet doth reveal! Bonham, Elizabeth-Good qualities are found here in abundance. Britner, Robert-I never get away with as much bluff as I might. Campbell, Alexander-Do good by stealth and blush to find it fame. Campbell, Warren-He says what he means-a mark of manhood. Carpenter, Webster-A fiery sun. Chadderton, Kenneth-The ladies! Cod bless them. Connelly, Robert-- A man's a man for a' that. Conrad, Crawford-Describe him, who can. Craig, Helen--Pretty, dainty, merry, wise, raven hair, laughing eyes. Crawford, Della Mae-Upright as a piano, lives on the square fllegentl. Davis, Charles-No hopes. Dickson, Catherine-Calamity Jane. Dobson, Jane-Quiet, but studious. Donaldson, Kenneth-Our star gum chewer. Downing, Great-The hand that gives, gathers. Eaton, Donald-Still, but deep. Edwards, Walter-A line a day. Ewing, Eleanor-Out of many-one. Fair, Charles-Our gentleman of leisure. Fuller, Thomas-Known to be around, that's all. Gardner, Elda-A shy little girl, easy to love. Gasser, Joseph-His name belies his character. Gearhart, Grace-She's always thrilled. Gilkey, Anna-Red means danger, red here means nobility. Glassburn, Mildred-We .feel this world a better place, because we see her smiling face. Goodwin, Olive-A bubble of laughter, ready to burst. Courley, Elmer-He likes fruit, especially dates and peaches. 103' f WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Harris, Winston-If not bashful, then what? Hartranft, Esther-A quiet girl, found of study. Hillis, Grace-Good, true, kind and faithful. Hope,William-Haste your legs, sirg put them in motion. Horner, Durbin--He likes to move for adjournment. Houck, Preston-Of 'gpep' a good supply. Jennewine, Louise-A creature of most perfect and divine temper. Johnston, Marjorie-Still water runs deep. Jones, Earl-And then VI knocked him down. Keiser, Frances-Upright as her postures, square as her shoulders. Kiser, Charles-A friend, leader, man-alll. Kolb, Louis-Our basketball star. Lake, Marguerite-Her disposition rivals the sun. Lonabaugli, Robert-Quiet, but we always know he is here. Long, Warren-He says much of nothing. Love, Ralph-All for love and love for all. Mahon, Freeman-He has a stout heart. McCormick, Aaron-In the shadow of a great name. Marshall, Wilson-A student ever loyal to the school. McCurdy, Alice-Her modest looks a cottage might adorn. McDowell, Genevieve-Did you hear? Yes, the strains of nn old violin. McGuire, Jane-Quiet, sedate, serene and true. Mcflnughey, Paul--You never see him without h'Isabel. McKee, Frances-She speaks for herself. McKim, Ruth-With ease and E's. McLain, Milton-Always ready with his arguments. Miller, Agues-She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Miller, Athurton--G. C. his degree fGum chewerj. Miller, James-For reference see Life of Wasltingtonfi Miller, John-A tireless fusser. Miller, Wilma-With never a bang out of place. Montgomery, Jane-A rivulet from the Fountain of Knowledge. M3221 i Oh, that we had more of them. Moos, Myrtle-A firm advocate of the belief, Silence is golden. Morris, Kenneth-Whom else would you wish? Nead, Kenneth-Whose words all ears took captive. Neff, Edwin-A Hart, Schaifner S: Marx model. Newell, Betty-Good traits abundance, especially pep, Northwood, William-He needs no eulogy, he speaks for himself. Paine, Mary-A new and valuable addition to 1923. Peterson, William-A great deal of dignity . 104 WILKINSBURG ,HIGH SCHOOL Pharo, Aimee-Witty, clever, sparkling ever. Lose her? Never! Pollock, Elizabeth-Her happiness is in making others happy. Prager, Paulim?Fond and changing, fine and vain. Remaley, Russell-In each cheek appears a pretty dimple. Ray, Francis-A man demure and free fwho always make an El. Ross, Robert-lt's a perfect shame that Betsy is not my first name. Rupple, John-The mighlier the man, the mightier the deed. Sanderson, Audley--He who asks questions must know many answers. Sargent, Florence-Some day she will be eonnnander-in-chief. Sarver, Elizabeth-Never says a word, sweet thing. Saunders, Stanley-Virtue is like a rich store. Saunders, Roy--As gentle as a lamb lbest plain setl. Snur, Margaret-She's difl'erent. Schneider, Clarence-Not very big, but always has much to say. Schuver, Thelrnn-She carries her possessions with her. Seller, Ralph- Crow,,' our wise man. Ship, C-ug--A sinking Ship.,, Short, Coramabel-Short, but sweet. Shultz, Carl-Present when not absent. Snyder, Margaret-That silent spectncled young lady. Snyder, Ruth-Her eyes are like bluebells on water. Stairs, Homer-Do not tread on me. Stephens, Thelma-Shyly and softly our Thelma speaks. Swindell, John-Not so bad as the name sounds. Tesky, Walter-A mother's pride, but oh! how coy. Thomas, Daisy-To have friends is to be one. Wilkey, Ralplieleita4What's in n name? Whitten, Elizabeth-Silence is a virtue few persons possess. Wonlon, Herbert-To have and to hold tafter you get itl. Yeager, Ray-Something rare, a history friend. Young, Leslie-Specializes in bones ltrornbonesj. 105 E 1LK1NsBU1ec' lKgi1Bl!i' i SCHOOL 3 Sophomore-A Byron Ake-Ake is enough, we hope he never has a pain. Clara Baker-Bill Kiner's inspiration. Archer Bardes-An influential orator. Dorothy Bissel-Cute since she has her hair bobhed. Ruth Bower-Being good is a lonesome job, she thinks. - Gray Boyd-A good sport. James Brown-He simply must talk. Bennett Bradshaw-Keen and studious. Raghild Brynoldt-How do you pronounce it? Marie Burdhart-A sweet and dainty little miss. Clara Bnrgoon-Not so tall, but good natured. Ralph Buvinger-He excels in the art of talking. David Byers-Good fellow. Thomas Byrne-Actions speak louder than words. Ralph Clements-He has the radio bug. Edward Collins-Don't look at him, girlsg he will blush. Maybelle Covell-A very studious maiden. Earl Cronenweth-Happy-go-lucky. Virginia Davis-She likes Jim fGymj very much. Verne De Walt-Don't blushg your face will get red. Arthur Dillinger-Education makes the man. Clare Dillinger-Strong reasons make strong minds. Charles Dougall-Children must play. Dale Duff-What care I? Paul Eisley-Dan Heep's delivery boy. Edison Eldridge-The deep thinker. Robert Ferree-Which of the twins do you favor. Grace Finley-The silent speaker. Eugene Fisher-A modern Buffalo Bill. Paul Foight-We might call him the Sheik of '244. Rebekah Fullerton-She 'iloves geometry and swimming. Robert Fulton-Mr. Benton's mainstay. Margaret Gilkerson-Small, but mighty. Anna Glunt-Silence persuades when speaking fails. Dorotha Graham-Bobbed her hair to vamp the freshies. 106 s E ILKINSBURG HIGH scnoor. 3 Lewis Grant-Useless lUlyssesJ . Phyllis Gray-Her name does not suit her hair. Elizabeth Cress-The Latin shark. William Haggerty--He could live in the gymnasium. Pauline Harrison-Her friends are manyg her foes are there nny? John Heatherington-In for a good time. Johnston Henderson-Speech is great, but sound is greater. Virginia Hennage-She skilfully powders her nose. Margaret Hoffman-Another member of the poker club fbohbed llairj. Henry Hoiiman-Slow, but sure. Malcolm Humbert-Thorough. James Hutchins-Don't bother him: he is reading a western story. Evelyn Jacobs-Dates give Eve a lot of trouble. Maurice Jacobs-An understudy for Wesley Barry. Elmer Jacobs-And he came from an ice wagon! Russel Jenkins-Where do you buy your hair polish? John Jordan-The star debater of the class of '24. George Kallaek-A sturdy lad of honest mien. Margaret Kane-Often seen, but seldom heard. Mabel Kennedy-A girl of few words. Helen Kerchner-'Tis a privilege to be with her. Elverda Kifer-One of our mysteries. Edward Kruishinski-Our Paderewski. Clarence Kurtz- Pippin, the short. Winogene Lacy-Shy and small, but loved by all. Frank Leonard-The gymnast. George Lewis-The class orator. I Robb Logan-Discussion is the spice of life. Robert Marshal-Knight of the Table Round. Helen Mawhinney-Bothers no one. Emmet McClain-Can't you write a history outline? Katheryn McMunn-Your actions speak aloud. Charlotte McMurry-Not very tall, yet a friend of all. Eleanore Meyer-Candidate for class canary. .lolin Mechling-I can pronounce substantif. William Meikle-Mr. Jim Nasium. Ellen Miles-A ceiling admirer. Charles Montgomery-Built for comfort, not for speed. Isabel Morrison-To her nature was lavish in her gifts. Bertha Morrow-Timidity oft conceals our virtues. Hugh Monro-He does not stall, even in basket ball. Adelaide Newman-Our valedictorian. William Newman-The president of the Sophomores. 107 WILKINSBURC, HIGH SCHOOL E 1LK1NsBU1ec, HIGH .SCHOOL 3 Lawrence O,Donnell-It is quality, not quantity, that counts. Louise Ortel-Golden locks go well with a sunny nature. Sara ParsonSGifted with looks and knowledge of hooks. Rose Party--Many are May Party's, but few are Rose Party's. Charles Peterson-Oh! sweet Mariel Alice Price-Not so much in evidence, but yet so surely one Loreen Purbaugh-Our songbird. ' Virginia Roth-Art thou Roth'l with nie? Kathryn Rowell-Our modern Portia. Robert Sankey-Everybody loves a fat man. .lohn Sickler-The Love Musician. Walter Siebert-Very courageous. Evelyn Smith-Full of fun. James Smith-Big mind, big body. Lloyd Sperling-Keep cool, Sperling, under heavy fire. Frank Stanton-Never satisfied. James Stoops-James Stoops to conquer. Earle Struhle-Quiet waters oft run the deepest. Kell Thompson-Doesn't care much for school. Charles Vanderpool-The side kick of George Lewis. William Vensel-A would-be draftsman. Anne Wallgren-lt takes a girl to do things right. Lawrence Wambaugh-A forward on '24-'s class team. Elizabeth Wilder--We don't know much about her. Margaret Wilder-Which of you sisters is the wilder? James Wilkinson- My feet aren't mates at Bowrnan's. Jane Williams-A jolly chaperon. Esther Wilt-One of our vamps. Grace Wooten-Few words are seldom spent in vain. William Young-A young Goliath. Edward Yourison-He likes 'ipeacliesw and dates 109 of us. 2 ILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 3 Sophomore-B William Alberts-Who sayis I'm not a studious lad? William Albrecht-Knowledge to know, ability to do, energy Wayne Allison-Brains he has-nix, but what do we care! Robert Atkinson-To know him is to like him. Glendine Ammerman-A smiling, stammering little bit of Eri Joseph Alexander-A small boy with u man's brain. Ellen Black-I chatter, chatter, chatter as I go. John Barnes-Full of pep and always working. Fenton Bachrnan-That fellow with the studious air Wilson Boreland-A wireless shark. Robert Baker-I'm my teachers' little minute man. Theodore Baker-Who knows him? George Bridges-What fools these mortals be. John Boyd-He loves to argue still. Anna Behm-Clever artist in powder and paint. Robert Boyd-Blessings on thee, little f?J man. James Baker-The noble captain of the Freshman basket ball. David Burtt-lt's plain I'll do geometry in infinity. H. Brinker Brinker-Oh, if there were only more like you. Lloyd Bracken-New long pants, n' new car! Lester Beiderman-A big, strong man. Virginia Crawford-Keen wit, sharp tongue. Elizabeth Calvin- With malice toward none. John Clements-Works fast for a boy of his age. Edward Cox-Quite fond of the women. Gertrude Chilcotc-We all look up to her. Edith Covil-A sideward glance, downcast eyes. Willard Dunkle-l'm a tough, a hard-boiled one. David Dayen-I'm u farmer lad, ta, ta. John Danks-Who conquers this lad will have a hard time. George Euwer-An excellent necktie model. Theo Edwards-He's not a scholar, but he cheers us. Elizabeth Farrell-Laugh and grow fat. Isabelle Frease-She overdoes nothing. Francis Friend-You can hear him before you see him. 110 to push D WILKINSBURG HIGH SCH OOVL Michael Gross-Music hath charms. Helen Gordon-Smile and the world smiles with you. Margaret Gilkey-Breezy, smiling and cheeryg never gloomy or Margaret Hayden-My locks are gone, oh me, oh my! Harold Hainley-Fast, industrious boy. Harlen Hunt-Our sprinter. He has siieh nice curly hair. John Huber-lf not bashful, what? John Heatherington-He appears to be a thinker. dreary. Madeline Henderson-She smiles and the world lauvhs with her. Alice Henneman-A maiden tall and queenly. D Virginia Hawk--She is fond of dates. Boyd Hanna-Long pants n' everything. George Jackson-Humor is the spice of life. Frank Johnston-There's a lot about him to like. James King-Some live to eatg l live to laugh. Roberta Krieble-ln wisdom old for her years. Edward Kunz-Silence is a virtue. Walter Kinley-He has the voice of a man. Grace Klingensmith-A modest shrinking violet. Roberta Lee-What wisdom! Isabelle Lohr-And Legion was her name, Fred Lewis-Know thyself. Katherine Letterman-Precious jewels come in small parcels. Nettie Lieblick-Just our pleasant, fun-loving Nettie. Elizabeth Lietman-A demure, quiet girl called Lizzie. John McFealters-This Ind looks like Wally Reid. Charles Mitchell-Small and harmless. James McNulty-Right this way for Westinghouse! David Morgan-Wants us to think he's a wicked man. William Mahood-Latin has greatly reduced my two hundred Paul Maxwell-I have not been called. Harry Mapes-A lonely fellowg won't eat with the crowd. Nancy Myler-A girl who is staid and blase. Ethel McCollim-Reincarnation of Cleopatra. f-if ty pounds Josephine McCoy-Reading maketh a full man-also a woman. Eleanor Myer-Flap, Hap, flap, the powder's flying. Ruth Newell--There are lots of good fish in the sea, tra, la! Elizabeth Mechesney-By her looks you shall know her. John Norman--A little bashful yet. Arthur Neff-What care I for this! Burton Norris-A Caesar shark, goggles n' everything. 111 WILKINSBURG Q HIGH SCHOOL WILKINSBURG HIGH scHooL Louise Patterson-Better late than never. Frank Painter-All the world loves a lover. Dell Pratt-A quiet dignity is his most valued possession. Edwin Reed-That would he rough, boy. Frederick Rankin-That wireless bug. Kenneth Royce-,lust living for the fun of life. Virginia Ray-A little ray of knowledge glides quietly into the class. David Roberts-Silence is a jewel: keep it. George Chewing Gum Stubgen-A boon to Wrigley Brothers. Edmund Swoger-His master's voice. Ed. Benjamin Soby-Who says l'm small! Allen Smith-His teacl1er's joy. Robert Smith-I stand for fair play. Beulah Sampson-Slow but sure. Irene Sief-Oh, how I love history. .l mnes Smith-The silent man. Jane Sullivan-Does she like hot dogs on Friday? Domonic Tuhello-The fellow who brings practical electrics to school. Annu Thomas-Of all the earthly heavenly bliss. Frank Vuhn-l didn't pass in Englishg my marks were too low. Marion Wolf-Talking about ladies, he speaks for himself. Ralph West-Big history sharkg he ents it alive. Ralph Young-Still waters run deep. Hurry Young-Woodman, spare that tree! Margaret Yarlett-A little girl and n little curl. 113 ILKINSBURG I'IIGyIjI SCHOOL i Commercial ll-A Harold Ayres-You know his smile. Polly Baxtereflratia? Of course I know him. Ruth Campbell-So quiet and demure. Edgar Courage-Ed, the penmnn. Leona Dickinson-An Alpine climber. Mary Elliot-The good little housekeeper. Alma Emsheimer-Nature's complexion. Henrietta Feller-Small, but ambitious. Katherine Frye!-Beautiful K-K-Katy. Elizabeth Glaruer-Two big dimples and a smile. Agnes Grimes-Short but sweet. Mildred Harvey-Where's my powder puff? Mabel Hilsing-The golden-tonguecl orator. Jenny Jones-Of Joneses many, none like Jenny. Vera Johnson-Stately as a queen. Ruth Jordan-A movie fiend. Ruth Kershaw-With society airs. Florence Kettering-Our shorthand shark. Denis Klinefelter-The world's best gum chewer. Helen Kramer--7 plus 6:64. Alverta Lansberry-A mathematical star. Madeline Lindsay-An import from Export. Amy Maound-Of her locks we are fond. Mary Martz-Small, but O! my! Joan Maxwell-I wish they would invent false spit curls. Anna Miller-With her blushing cheeks. Raymond McCormack-What, if his hair would get messed up? Ivah Norris-Eighth wonder of the world. Charles 0'Leary-Our bookkeeping wizard. Rose Pallos-The walking book of knowledge. Ida Pika-A smile for every one. Clara Schandler-Sh! don't make so much noise. Harriet Smyth-Is there any powder on my eyebrows? Grace Statler-The proud and haughty miss. Loretta Trapp-I forgot. Catherine Watkills-A man hater. Margaret West-With a spit curl blessed. Evelyn Williams-Our canary bird. 114 WILKINSBURC, QHIGI-I SCHOOL Commercial I I-B Anita Aflolter-K'Mr. Berry, my ribbon won't write. Alice Anderson-Warbling nightingale. Earl Berkey-Reverend Dayen's partner. George Bridge-Oh! tell us a new one, George. Ernest Brown-Champion sleeper. Mildred Brown-Unanimously named class fusser. Evert Erikson-Don't let your studies interfere with your education. Edward Gowland-A singer by shape. Elizabeth Guy-Try to imagine her not prepared. Ruth Keibler-Always tending to someone else's business. Winifred Kerchner-Who knows where Winifred gets her jokes. Helen Kruger-Has anyone ever seen Helen without chewing gum? Leroy Loudermilk-Any one, where do they get butter from Loudermilk? Georgianna Luther-I think so, too. Florence Manning-Oh! that five and ten complexion. Marjorie Mawhinney-.lust for a complexion like hers. Ralph Mumma--Got any chewing tobacco? I prefer Beech-nut. Ellsworth Myers-mia!! What did you say? Walter Pearson-The duke of 32 likes peanuts. Helen Pennell-I hate damp days since l have my hair bobbed. Florence Ritter-I wonder why she is so sad when she is away from Bus Kregar? Hazel Rhodes-Watch out, boys! Hazel has started vamping. Joseph Rodham-Preacher of the commercial department. Dorothy Saul-Isn't she a gabbler? Pearle Schrott-The practical joker. Ruth Smith- Can't YOU keep quiet just for a second. Howard Stevens-The woman hater. William Weymnn-He finally quit working for H. M. Grace. 115 Y WILKINSBURG ZHIGH SCHOOL fWILKIN.SBURG Q iH1Gt-I SCHOOL Commercial I Helen Ainsworth-The lorer of current events. Charles Averberg-We appreciate his good fellowship. Howard Bankert-He has an omnipresent smile. Mary Baxter-The man hater. Martha Beech--The girl with the pretty dimples. Grace Best-Cute potato. Helen Bowers-Chatter box. Martha Bricker-The shining star of our Eng- lish class. Irene Casey-A very industrious student. Ivy Coggins-Picture Ivy tall. Ward Craddock-The rose without at thorn. William Downes-The funny paper. John Dreisbaugh-.luhn the wuodtnnn. Wilma Emsheimer-Imagine her being any- thing but bright. Kathryn Frutnmeyer--The most timid girl in her class. Winifred Frost-Dreamer nf the fourth period English class. Sarabell Gay-Guy in nnme und manner. Thelma Gill-The young artist. Anna Gootee-Imagine Annafs not being pre- pared. James Grimes-A friend worth while. Charles Hough-One of our visitors. Vogene Hutnes-The walking powder puff. Frances Joy-The rose of joy. Annie Keir-The huxnnu cream puff. Elvira Kexnmler-The visitor. Emmn Kessler-So quiet we hardly knun' she is about. Mildred King-Smiles. Samuel King-The ladies' man. Annabel Knight-Midnight. Evelyn Koahf-Powder puff. Pauline Lehman The lunnan talking machine. Jacob Lehman- -ls afraid her nose will shine. Archie Logsdon-The largest man of the class. Williard Lucke-The quiet observer of the class. Belle lllarlowe-'l'lie angel of the English ass. Wiltinn Mutos-Oh! I just know l'll be culled on. Esther McGuireiDon't say anything about nie, Miles McSweeney-The mistake. Dorothy Miller-The English shark. Ada Murrow-The lnrgest lady in the class. George NnirfLongl'ellow. Julius Nyulassie-The chewing gum fiend. Richard Orr-He likes to help u friend where'er he can. Kathryn Peffer-Fat and happy. Cornelia Yee Quil-The walking dictionary. Helen Reed-The candy kid. Enuna Rowand-A sunhezuu on a stormy day. Aliged Scluveinburg-The quiet and demure a v. Dorothy Seilere-A happy girl who has a smile for everyone. Edwin Sherrick-The lonesome soul. Mayme Shoop-Ever ready? Helen Smith--I don't know. Harold Stewart-The chatter box. Bertha Tuttle-Oh! Oh! those baby blue eyes. Kathryn Volk-Bobbie. Genevieve Walker-Seldom heard, but always prepared. Gleiss Williams-Gleiss' breezy cheerfulness is irrepressible. Ella Awsse-Wants a teacher to teuch her to win: f WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Commercial I- Mildred Bishop-Dimples. Violet Carpenter-Curlers. William Culgan-.lust try lo. Dorothy Daniel-The girl with the rosy cheeks. Bob Derrick-Ready. Emily Dickinson-Curly locks, curly locks. Margaret Dulaney-Peggy Huwnrd Flaus-Very studious. Dorothy Gribhen-The English shark. Harland Hunt-I don'l know. Helen Jacoby-The boblied haired kid. Helen Johnston-Our future nurse. Florence Kring-The Absentee. Warren Lowe-I like Current Events KUgh!J Dolores McCarthy-l'm nut Irish. Edgar Mortonf-I wasn't doing anything. Price Mowery-Ever present. Helen Pnlnier-Blondy. Alfred Poininer-Oh, yes! Freda Poxou-The girl with the complexion. Clyde Rath-Not prepared. Elsie Richard-Late, as usunl. Harry Rohatzen-Want some gum? Mildred Rogers-I wanna tell you something. William Scott-What page? Isabel Weaver-The Flower Girl. Margaret Wilkens-Absent-mostly. Helen Wraase-English E's. 5 WILKINSBURQ HIGH SCHOOL SU55'!JL?llI5'!lN41I-E'AlL3'4lLPGLBQI!fS'4ll5'4Jl5'4lP944N44L!!!N41L!!-'I-F44LY4ll!'A4L!'f5llYAll!'l1Ni-ILFGLYQL52-iNllLE'AlL!AL!'lll!lllPlll5QlFling . .5 Q e We RT Q-' QI ' f H :K n '1 M 3 E 2: E' 53 S. 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WILKINSBURG veryllnng Musical MARKET CO. FROM A MANDOLIN PICK T0 A 8100000 THEATRE ORGAN WURLITZER 615 Liberty Ave. 720 Penn Avenue, WILKINSBURG, PA. Stetson Shoes for Men-STETSON SHOP, JENKINS ARCADE 122 L EPWILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL T Robinson-Price Co. HE HABERDASHERS AM BRICAN 805 Wood St. SHOE REPAIRING Co., -v Gro. ALBERT, Mgr. Robinson 619 South Ave. SHOES 809 Wood St. Sclxuzs Vixrvss Miriam Allison's tongue sure is loose, Wherever she is, it rnises the deuce. Everett Anderson, who travels afar, May be seen very often on a Verona street car. The Fairbanks Co. 115 Wood Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Tnucxs YVHEELBARROWS MARSHALL,S INN 408 Penn Avenue HATS We specialize in Cleaning and Bleaching Panama Hats Star Parlors Rowland Building, 907 Wood St. D.-H. E. CO. PITTSBURGH BROADCASTING STATION CALL K. Q. V. Students' Radio Supplies Headquarters Radio amuteurs and expcrimenters will find our store service invaluable. Advice and demonstrations given without obligation. Representing as Distributors the Following Radio Apparatus Manufacturers: GREBE. DEFOREST, MURDOCK, CHELSEA, SIGNAL, MAGNAVOX, WESTINGHOUSE, RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA, and others. All sizes of Rudiotrun Vacuum Tubes. Radio Concerts nt Shire Dnily-4:00 to 5:00 P. M. li. V. Concerts Bromlcxtsted-4:80 to 5:00 P. BI. DOUBLEDAY-HILL ELECTRIC CO. bfAIN Sromsz 719 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. E. E, BRANCH: 5913-15 Baum Blvd. Pianos-RollsASl1eet Music-HAMlLTON'S WILKINSBURG STORE 123 42 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN T0 CET A HAIR CUT Black's Casino Bldg., South Ave. Bill Bauman, a taxicab driver, we know, Who likes to drive fast and make a big show. Oh, wouldn't the students have lots of chats, If John Peterson would appear minus SERVICE The Proof of a Service is the Service it Renders Ask Whom We Have Served Eaton Undertaking Co. Wilkinsburg, Pa, C. H. KERR COMPANY Building Construction Vanadium Building Pittsburgh, Pa. Builders of Wilkiusburg High School, New Johnson School and Edgewood High School Long wear Stetson Shoes-STETSON SHOP, JENKINS ARCADE 124 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL eff Uzkz! Ezfzmzfzbmzl Forte 'vv-46699--rf' EDUCATION is just well begun when one leaves school. In the real schooling that comes then, the one most vital modern educational force is advertising. Advertising is steadily teaching mankind more effective ways of working, opening up new avenues of happiness, leading the way to a fuller and better manner of living. It is the greatest known selling force. It has taken a Permanent Place in business economy. In some measure-in some form-it is adaptable wherf ever there is a selling Problem. 'wr-42.W9D'--rf' WILfHIfSCAN is a sample of our Product. JacksonfRemlinger Printing Company 690 Producers ofBcLte1 Printing IB? 530140 Duquesne Way Pittsburgh, Pa. 125 HIGH sc:HoogL LWILK1NSBURG The First National Bank WILKINSBURG, PENN'A. CORNER Woon AND PENN Our' Creed To be useful. To inspire increased eR'ort. To maintain high ideals in the business of banking. To Hnish today's business today. To make tomorrow's service better as a result of today's experience. To render to every depositor our best service, regardless of the size of the account. To handle every financial transaction entrusted to us with the same precision and care as tho' it were our own. To increase our circle of friends. OFFICERS JOHN F. MILLER - - - - President A. F. KING - - - Vice-President-Cashier G. PAUL MOORE E. F. STROUD - - Assistant Cashier Assistant Cashier Being class president suits John to n .ul-,H For he always has plenty of staid dignity. Mary Fenton, l've often heard it said, Is a fine little cook and makes de- licious bread. BUTTER EGGS 5. rn E CLEM FUCI-IS : Bell Phones 2194- and 9213 Franklin DAY AND NIGHT saavica Baggage Delivery and Light Hauling WILKINSBLIRG TAXICAB COMPANY A 1006 Penn Ave. Q st wiurrxsnunc. PA. ,- D mu rum. sm Franklin O 601 South Avenue, O' F' wilkinsbufg, P... GROCERIES MEATS Latest Hits-HAMlLTON'S 'WILKINSBURG STORE 126 WILKINSBURG H101-1 SCHOOL I Bell Phone 466-467 Hiland P. St A. Phone 169 East FIIIEPROOF WAREHOUSE Storage for Household Goods JBIanch's Gransfer 8 Storage Go. MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE BAGGAGE and FREIGHT DELIVERY Separate Rooms for Storing Furniture Motor Van Service Ollice and Wareliouse 634-I PENN AVENUE E. E., PITTSBURGH, PA. H The School NEAR HOME -in its splen- J did quarters in the Highland Building, East End-offers ideal Shorthand and Business Training Courses-excellence of instruction-unsurpassed equipment-safe, healthful, attractive environ- ments-zmd every guarantee of speedy, progressive, permanent success. Come! the gain will be YOURS! 'gHiland 5973 Don Williamson rides to school in his little red flivver, His friends never speak of it with- out un involuntary shiver. Karl Kutchka is very mighty and strong And he always argues that all others are wrong. F. AN GN ER 1000 Penn Ave. Cigars, Confeclions, Ice Cream, Candy ONE DAY SERVICE BELL PHONE Franklin 264 Progrenive Cleafzifzg E99 Dyeing Co. flncorporntedl 702 Rebecca Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Hfearzng Apparel, Dmpericx, Curtain: Cleaned, Dyed and Prefred WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1' Wilkinsbnrg's Best Equipped 1 Cleaning and Dye Works Wareham Spells Quality In all kinds of Meat, Butter, Eggs and Cheese. WAREHAM'S STAND ARCADE MARKET A Bell Phone-Franklin 4027-R 708 Wood St. Stetson Collegian Shoes-STETSON SHOP, JENKINS ARCADE 127 E WILKINSBURG ' lQtLlEi!i 'i HIGI1 .SCHOOL 2 300 Miles in the Jungle In Upper Burma, East Illdlkl UR bank has a satisfied depositor. From a distance of more than 12,000 miles from Pittsburgh he sends us monthly deposits, and his latest letter contains the following: 'iPermit me to thankyou heartily for your very line letter. I have shown it to several of my superior olii- cers, who can hardly believe that the President of a Bank would las they call ith waste so much time writ- ing such a splendid letter to just one depositorf' You are assured of the same courtesy and service. For your own benefit why not build up a savings fund that will mean satisfaction and con- Farmers Deposit Savings Bank , Fifth Avenue and Wood Street, tentment? ,A Pittsburgh, Po. E. B. COLL, President. C. W. ALSTONQ Cashier. Compliments of Wilkinsburg's Best Cleaning Establishment CRONENWETH DY E W O R KS INCORPORATED 923 Wood Street Phone Franklin 844 When Kregar's in training, he never does smokeg It's not that he wouldn't but he can't, for he's broke. He's vanity stricken, his name is Lare, It takes him two hours to comb his hair. Bell Telephone Franklin 2083 J. IRA BACHMAN SANITARY PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, SEWERING Jobbing Promptly Attended To 614 ROSS AVENUE Res. 814 Wallace Ave. E ILKINSBURG H101-1 5-cHooL H S. L. SMITH Sr CO. Contractor and Builder W 613 ROSS AVENUE Phone 2023 Franklin WILKINSBURG, PA. P. 8: A.-- 5 Bell-329 Braddock P. Gr A.-27 Bell-326 Braddock EVERYTHING T0 EAT AT BISHOFF'S F. G. BISHOFF 81 CO., 315-17-19-21 Braddock Avenue Braddock, Pa. Marie Kathryn Allison is so tall and thin A step ladder you'll get, for her heart to win. Do you know why the Covil boys never get to school early? They have a hard time to comb their locks so curly. Br-:LL PHONE 1093-J FRANKLIN GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED TR OGLI ONE BROS. Merchant Tailors Cleaning and Pressing 810 Wood St. Wilkinshurg Br-tu. Puom: 4030 FRANKLIN Morris, Graf Sr Co., Ltd. Mantels, Tiles Mosaic and Marble Work Andirons and Coal Crates a Specialty 513 Wallace Ave. and P. R. R. . WILKINSBURG, PA. 129 Q ILKINSBURG ' QWQQHWA I-11c,1-I SCHOOL Z ELECTRIC After Schooldays - Then What? College preferably, but if cir- cumstances do not make pos- sible the realization of this great opportunity for further preparation, what shall the next move be? Look for the job and the op- portunity, not II job and an opportunity. Life work lasts a lifetime. Remember that, and for your own sake don't, unless you have to, take the first job that comes along. Westinghouse 130 WILKINSBURG HIGH .SCHOOL Be Careful of Your Money OT so very long ago the police report showed that 28,267 persons in the United States lost their money hy hiding it in their houses, carrying it around in their pockets, etc. Such a report is positively startling and incomprehensible to thinking, intelligent men and women. That anyone could he so careless with their earnings as not to make use of a bunk for the safeguarding of their money. A National Bank under government supervision is an abso- lutcly safe place to deposit part of your earnings. At this Bank your money is payable on demand and earns interest KEEP IT HERE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK South and Wood Sts., for you. Wilkinsburg, Pa. Margie Dixon, on the run. Writing the Review, making hats, and doing things not done. Grace Davis w always busy, is kept A Real Tailor as u wonderful opera star, 405 Trenton Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pa But she lost her voice, she flung it S0 far. Bell Phone Franklin 984-R il . -5 if South H zl ls Homes e e E W. P. WALKER 8: Co. ' ' 'M' THE SOUTH HILLS HUSTLERSU my if 4- M Vo'-' COURT 1134 331 Fourth Avenue 131 E ILKINSBLIRC, HIGH .SCHOOL 3 Drugs Soda Cigars BRAWDY'S DRUG STORE f-THE BEST IN TOWN Penn and Swissvnle Quality Price Service C. V. CAP Electric Shoe Repairing Shop 405 Trenton Avenue WILKINSBURG. PA lf you want action see Peoples Home Building Company, Inc. 614- Penn Avenue, Wilkinshurg, Pa. WE Build them Sell them Rent them Large list of old and new houses at ullraclive prices. Puomaz FRANKLIN 1276 Honk! Honk! Squeesh! Squall! Pauline Dobson, Ford, and Paul. Elmer Grassel doesn't believe in, doing workg But when it comes to eating, he sure is no shirk. FELGER Men's Tailoring 923 wood sf. Wilkinsburg, Pa. ' H. C. KI-IARN5 C. W. Kmnrvs Bell Phone 1551-J Franklin KEARNS BROS. Tinners and Furnace Workers Repairing and Jobbing Promplly Attended Tn. 1012 PENN AVENUE Wilkinshurg, Pa. P. 8 A. S59 MAIN BELL 558 AND 559 GIKAN1' THE GRAFF CO. STOVES AND RANGES WARM AIR FURNACES 9-I5 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 132 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL BELL PHONE FRANKLIN 4380 Three points we observe: SERVICE QUALITY PRICE. Smith Brothers 614 Penn Avenue Specinlisls in Plain and Ornamental Plas- tering, Stucco Work, Etc. Let us give 'you an estimate. Nothing loo large or ton small. Bell Phone: Franklin 1217 JOI-IE'S BAKERY 3 STORES Q E' . Home Baked Bread, Rolls, Pies and Cakes WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES OUR SPECIALTY Also n full line of GROCERIES 610 Rebecca Avenue 1121 Swissvnle Avenue 506 Trenton Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. Paul Butler, does he have brass? He must, he cartoons in history class. Hazel Brown is never quiet, - .lust the kind to raise a riot. EDWARD E. CURTIS Funeral Director 718 Ross AVENUE, WILKINSBURG, PA. P. D, Snsnunsv Frm-:xuN 1490-J C E Eagle Tire 81 Retreading Co. Dependable Dfuggfsf VULCANIZING Let us serve you with your Distributors jar Fireslone Tires and Tubes Drug Store Needs ACCESSORIES 804 Penn Ave. Wilkinsburg, Pa. 909-II Penn Ave. Wilkinshurg, Pu. 106 Swisvnlc Ave., Edgewood Pu. 133 EWILKINSBURG IQQII HIGH SCI-IOQL 3 AU TH ORI TATI VE STYLES SPRING 1922 Cantilever I Thompson X I Agency Creations Jas. G. Anderson Sz Son, 918-20 Wood St- Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania Bell Phone, Franklin 4000 P. 31 A. Phone, Wilkins 23 General Oliices and Plant: 608 to 620 Trenton Avenue 600 to 62-l West Street BRACE BROS., Inc. Launderers, Dyers Wilkinsburg Bank BARBER SHOP Q1 You will End our service con- stantly appenling to the dis- criminating folk of this coni- munity. ill The New Boncilla Treatment is the latest development in facial and massages. Dry Cleaners 111 Try it. 'l' SAMUEL T. Zsmzn, Prop. PITTSBURGH - - PA. To look at Harold Coltrill, you'd think l'1e's a saint. But after you've known him, you know that he ain't. Will you let me know if ever, by chance, You hear of Wilbur Holt missing a dance. Bell Phone 4-485 Court EDITION WORK QUICK SERVICE Standfast 81 Kroencke Co. Baal' Binrhrs ana' Paper Ruler: rms-r Mr x noss sr nrrsnuncn 1-emu 1341 E ILKINSBURQ ' lfllf ' HIGH SCHOOL H DO ALL YOUR BANKING HERE VERYTHING that a strong and resourceful hank may do for its customers and some things that many hanks cannot f do IS promptly and cheerfully done by the First National 'Zilla Bahk at Pittsburgh. We pay interest on Savingsg Welcome checking accounts of Men and Womeng rent Safe Deposit Boxcsq supply Travelers with Letters of Credit and book them to any port in the Worldg huy and sell Foreign Money and Foreign Exchange, and give disinterested advice to customers on the hest way to invest money safely. F I RST ??Tl5?I'P?5B5QES FIFTH Sa WOOD-Convenient for you. Aubrey Wolford is quite dignified, But he couldn't be sensible if he tried. Karl Langguth is always lateg We're afraid the night before he has a date. H. H. MARTZ 758 REBECCA AVE. Magazines, Books, Stationery, Cards, Novelties, Candy, Notions, Games and Toy BUY WESTINGHOUSE Radio Apparatus and other Radio Supplies from Robbins Electric Co. SEED Liberty Ave. Agents for Westinghouse, Remlcr, Murdoch, Radio Corp, of America, De Forest. 135 E ILKINSBURQ HIGH SCHOOL 3 - ------ - - -- --1T--1,1if::::::1,,,:::::::::,1:f:::-1 r: ' ' U BELL IIOYI COURT 2442 6 P. 3: A. PHON I 7 li. E. MCKOWN, President Q J. N. CARNES, In., Scc'y dk Trens. , MCKOWN-CARNES f COMPANY, Inc. Who le sale Stationers S C h o ol Supplies 431 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. w ,,::::1g:1f-f::f::::11,, :fl 1 111:-:'::::::::::: fiff 136 WILKINSBURG Q HIGH SCHOOL H. E. Rx-rom-:s J. H. Rnomzs l Dancm ...-.-u-....-..-...gl Rhodes Brothers MR. AND MRS. BOWMAN Fm, fThe only Professional and Graduate Teachers in Wilkinshurgl Society, Nature, Greek, Classic Soft Shoe and Slep Dancing Summer Class for Children Opens Friday Afternoon, May 19, Fancy and Staple Groceries Berries, Fruits and Produce in ' Season First Quality Butter and Eggs 77-L PENN AVENUE at 4:30 P. M. Formerly 810 Penn Ave., 20 Lessons, S12.00. Wilkinsburg, Pa. 710 Penn Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Phones-Franklin 3823-3824-. Weaver Costello 81 Co., lnc. makers of Edgeworth Chocolates and Corjections ' Nos. 2344-236-238 Second Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Bell Phones-Cou rt 956-957 Lionel Gates is short and snappyg Has fallen in love-and ye! is happy, Come on! you shout to Bill Geis- singer there, Wait a week! he's combing his hair. Carl C. Miller ELECTRO PLATING SILVER NICKEL BRASS COPPER Brass Beds Refnisheri 1028 Penn Avenue Wilkinshnrg, Pa. Fnnxun 5391 137 WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL The TWO BONES of SUCCESS Wishbone-Wish for Success enough so that you believe iuyour ownFuture' Backbonc+Back your Belief with enough well-chosen Action! The first action necessary is to capitalize your own health-early, while you have it-in the best, ensiest, wisest way. Smnll deposits on a Standard policy will give you the right start toward Success . Write for our free leaflet: Life Insurance for Young People, ages 16-20 particularly. The Standard Life Insurance Co. of America Home Oliice, Standard Life Building, Court 272. Pittsburgh, Pa. E encourage the con- fidence and friend- ship of our depositors, and invite you to submit your financial problems to us. E WILKINSBURG BANK Wood 8: Ross Streets Capital 550,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits S350,000 138 1 ILKINSBUR.G i HIGH SCHOOL TRY oUR BAKED HAM DAN S. HEEP H, LETZGUS, Ilfnnagcr Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Meats 5406 Penn Ave., E. E., Pittsburgh Bell 1973 Hiland P. St A. 1601-X 805 Penn Avenue, Wilkinsburg Bell 2204-R Franklin P. 31 A. 35-R Wilkins Doris Dyberg and Marie are friends through and through, If you must iight with Doris, you must fight with two. There's another cute hat on that Helen Chapin, No, her dad isn't bankrupt-she says she can make 'em. J. F. APPLE co. Manufacturing fzwsler: LANCASTER, PA. Class Pins, Rings, Fraternity Pins, Fobs, Footballs, Basketballs, Etc. Write for Catalogue and Special Dexigns. nncuxs or 'mn wxtxrvsnunc Honon rms Compliments of A Friend 139 WILKINSBURG HIGHp SCHOOL OUR RADIO PARLORS Are at your Disposal Visit them often Most Complete Stock of WIRELESS SUPPLIES In this district The Wilkinsbllrg Wireless Shop 711 PENN AVENUE Second Floor Franklin 426 FACE BUILDING BRICK TILE AND STONE High Crude Face Brick All Colors, Textures and Sizes Sawed Blocks and Ruhhle Stone by the Kittanning Brick and Fire Clay Company Yingling Martin Brick Company Kittanning Bull' and Cray Brick Company Martin Brick Company Rooms 708-709-7l0 Chamber of Commerce Building Pittsburglt, Pa. PHONESfB6ll Grant 7042-3,4 P. 8a A. Main 2543 Our basket ball star, fair Doroth Cook, Y She told me that Men was her fa- vorite book. All summer long Cottom yells love on the court, n Good for you, Walter-remember it's not parlor sport. DONT DETOUR G0 STRAIGHT TO J. G. VORTISH Upholstering, Repairing and Refinishing Bell Phone, Franklin 2254 739 Rebecca Avenue, Wilkinshurg, Pa. The University of Pittsburgh JOHN GABBERT BOWMAN Chancellor Instruction in the following departments: The College School of Education School of Economics School of Engineering School of Medicine School of Mines Graduate School School of Law School of Dentistry School of Pharmacy Mellon Institute Allegheny Observatory University Extension Evening School of Economics Accounts and Finance Saturday and Evening Classes 1922-23'-Smtember 25-June 13 For Catalog or other information address J. G. QUICK, Registrar. 140 E ILKINSBURG' ilWllll HIGH .scHooL 3 Ladies' Summer Hats Now on Display at A. J. Thursby 8: Co. 739 Penn Avenue Bell Phone-Frnnkl in 1737-.l YVll.KlXSllUllG'S UPATO-DATE Mll4l.lNERS G. P. HALL W. S, MOORE Wilkinsburg Garage Repairs, Storage, Supplies 520 Penn Avenue, Wilkinshurg, Pa. Puom: FRANKLIN 9155 WEST BROS. CO. General Contractors Pittsburgh, Pa. General Otiice, 701 Carl Building WILKINSBURG, PA. Specialists in Housing, Mill, Factory, Fire Brick and Concrete Construction llbie 'in -Z Hhi fgrn -Dfnllllll Wifi!-1lU3l E Ulf. lilrpmW'1:p,.,ltlx Q Crust jflour MAKES DELICIOUS PASTRY Women who pride themselves in their flaky pie crust, rich cake, creamy white sauce for cooked vegetables and linking powder bis- cuits are loud in their praise of this wonderful pastry flour. Being milled especially for pastry use, it has a natural, rich, creamy texture. There is n revelation awaiting those who have not tried it in the many good things made by its use. Small sacks at your grocer's. The Craighead Flour Co. Pie-Crust Flour Mills WLILKINSBURG, PA. Gwynne Mothersbaugh is a poet in- NOTARY PUBLIC She ralilgtofl' poems with a lot of AE speed. Automobile, Fire, Burglar and Indemnity Insurance Olivia Nally, tall, slender and slim, Phone 2102-J Franklin Drives her old hack on tires or rim. 615 Ross Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 141 WILKINSBURQ HIGH .scHooL TELEPHONE FRANKLIN 2683-I SCHOEFFEL 8: TORCHIA TAILORS lt .. CLEANERS, DYERS 911 Hay Street, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Knabe-Hardman And A. B. Chase Pianos Sold exclusively by W. F. FREDERICK PIIIU 00. 635-637 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Also the home of lhe Knabe Ampico Reproducing Piano Art Nesbit is a pest at times, Bumming cigarettes to save his dimes. Frances Freeman, with her long, quick stride, Gets to school much earlier than many who ride. CLUTTON'S The Live Drug Store Cor. Hay and Rebecca Streets, WILKINSBURG, PA. ROMANCE CHOCOLATES Ecu. PHONES-9116-9117-9118 FRANKLIN P. 8 A. Pnom:-12 Wmcms ls Quality Essential? Is Service Essential? ls Style Essentlkzl? THEN It is very essenLial that you deal with JOHN HERMAN Merchant Tailor 803 Penn Avenue PHONE Fnuxuw 12 142 I fre.. E ILKINSBURG HIGH scHooL 3 W -- f-ses Look Mary, doesn't that man have awful W unruly hair? KEPPLE'S HAIR DRESS- , ,,,,,, ING will down that unruly hair and en- able you to comb it in anyeposilion desired. Keeps down dandi-ull' and eliminates that itchy scalp. Gu r nteed h I . If t GREASELESS DRESSING satisfied after ugirlg half llnlolllltessreturnmit A' I and your money will be refunded. Sent A ' F, postpaid for 65c or C. 0. D. I l Zh '1 Q37 ima I J . . Kepple Company I ZW f ' N In Bell Phone Franklin 35416-M. FOR HAIL Box 4.4, Wilkinshurg, Pa. Ken Gardner is one of Wilkins- burg's basket ball stars Who will ride right to fame in one of Henry Ford's cars. If you see a fellow talking named Charles Irwin Houston You'll know that it's W. H. S, he is boosting. HAIR CUTTING IH Children a specialty ill First-class work CII Prices in reach of all R. P. SMITH 830 Penn Ave. Wilkinshurg Compliments of JAMES S. HUEY President of Huey Es: Mathews, Inc. Where .Quality Counts S. P. CURRY 81 SONS WALL PAPER PAINTING DECORATING AND WINDOW SHADES Pnona-FMNKLIN 1734 734 Penn Ave. Wilkinshurg, Pa. 143 i fy .seein . NO- A NOT BABIES I-IERE'S one born every minute-red ones, blue ones, gray and green-and some minutes it's twins Vile are talking about automobiles. And did you ever stop to think that for every car made. somewhere there is rx purchaser. Ah, ihere's the squidulum-io nnd the purchaser But 1l's being done every may of the week and every any of the year by the judicious use ol' printers' ink and high powered salesmanship. NVe are helping a number of Pittsburgh's automobile dealers and manufacturers in many ways. Very likely 'iiiiFe'i . - i J All Iwi!! 'A l we can be of service to you in illustrating or merchan- dising your product. 5 An-risrs - Pr-ioroervtmmis - Encnfwens 1 . Pnmrzns or Disrrucrwe Anvslvnsmc sgigi sq-iir.1-Wi. i cm-Pla. sf.1..-.img sf.-ran' ',f'f.4Q,gLQ,E 51.25531 ' l'.1k' 'r1'1E1-Ef- f -. 14 Robert Rawsthorne Engraving Company is V 2, 5 ,isnr-mlm. ff --.,f.,j.'5 ll I WX?-3 X ,W Y mr'rsnul1Gli.r-A j ' ' 1.3 ellz '- fx .,l - ' Y-ifiilil M l ri-X' X0 .'lm .Qx, ff fliil if ,J 5 ' X ' I . i ' 'S .EN ge ' r, xiigieiffirilsffiil , ix i A - 7 . . - f, i 1-A-we-life . l A- X. N X .-xqfjf' 'I'lf'Pf?... H- - url? -A ' ' 'wg , . ,g .i I . I be -QNX es,q,f..,1s V- , - yr...e?r'5T4155x5'w-y ff f V 4 .f .1 . . .' -1 'Y 2fg4 'f4 -e i?ci'.il,' ' . f Q , ...ri . 1 If you're in need of a pretty new I wonder how he gets into this plight. dress, Get Berthag at designing she's really Lhe best. Frank Keeley often misses the bum- mer at nightg F. P. JONES Mens' and Boys' Store Clothing, 4 Shoes, Hats, Furnishings, Suilcases, Trunks and Bags CONGRATULATIONS K'22 744 Penn Ave. Wilklnsburg, Pri. When in need of THIN CS ELECTRICAL Visit the STORE ELECTRICAL Every Electrical need for the Home -ill 5 5' 'rid-41?-'T. TT---1 IOI2 Wood St. Three Stores WILKINSBURG PITTSBURGH Franklin 1020 MCKEESPORT 144 i i AQ , i WILKINSBURQ 311161-I SCHOOL POST Sc FLAGG ESTABLISHED 1888 Stocks and Bonds Members NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE Gnourm FLOOR HENRY W. OLIVER BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. Main Oiiice: 49 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK Tops-Curtains Sheet Metal Work Plate Glass Lights PHONE Fenders Repaired or Seat Covering FRANKLIN 1385 Renewed-Brazing Upholstering Welding-Wheel Building AUTOMOTIVE CONSTRUCTION CO. Automobile Construction of Every Kind High Grade Painting, Monograms, Lettering, Body Building and Repairing Corner Penn Avenue and Hay Street C. W. Bos1'0N, Manager Wilkinsburg, Pu. 1 45 LST WILKINSBURG HIGH .SCHOOL 3 Keep in Trim by Eating Vimn Because VIM BREAD is made of entire wheat Hour, which is ground fresh daily at our bakery in a buhr-stone mill, it contains all the important food elements and mineral salts necessary in building healthy bodies and keen, vigorous minds. Sold and deliv- ered direct to you from Oven to Home hy the Haller Bakery Wagon. Call up today-2681 Hiland The Coit-Nielson Lyceum Bureau Lecturers Musical Companies Enterln iners For Lyceum Courses or Special Occasions 721-22-23 Highland Bldg., Phone Hiland 3104- Pittsburgh, Pa. When you buy property re- lieve yourself of future doubt. Have the title ex- amined and guaranteed. We look after your interest in every way from the time the agreement is signed until the deed is recorded. Bill Moore desires the smiles of the fair sexg He should write for advice to Beatrice Fairfax. Norman Putman, a railroader, from Pitcairn comesg You'll find him at eight bells with the rest of the bums. Pnoma: FaANxLiN 9276 F E I-IULIVIE The Title Guaranty Co. ' bwggm Fmcic BUIt.mNc ANNEX Prescriptions a Specially BEST SERVICE-PROMPT DELIVERY Cor. Trenton and Franklin Aves. Wilkinshurg, Pa. 14-6 WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL QD -Q 211 QI EI QI il E1 21 Zu E1 51 it ii Q, 5, L9l,'l!4ll5'4JlL'4lL5!lJ L!! lyll LQQRLVH Lpll Lllfliyll LS'llL5QlLL'1lLYll Lyldlgg L!!L5'lli5Q!l!'llL5'll15'Q L5'llLS'4l LY!! L5'll L!QJl!'ll Lglllyfg Kwlgil 1..................,........--.-.--...........-.....m...--.-1II-.....-IH............-...mi..H..................H.....um....-....nu....HI.ImmI....H.mm.......m....H......................-mu MCCLAY STUDIO 825 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG PENNsv1.vAN1A Ojfcml laofogmphers of Senior Class 1922 X, 2 : 53 W 2 2 NI 5 E Q1 ' 34 2 5 X. z : 4 E E 21 E1 sw 51 5 2 EI 21 31 E -. 2, .. .......,.... . ...................................................................................,..........,.............................................................,......................................... . .... O..,.,, , , rm lm rm m ra Am mwn 'rm rn mum uMmMrnN1rAN1r4Nnm1YA rm ra rmrm rmnhm frm m 4m1.mfrrA1Vm1TrA1n1A 14-7 WILKINSBURG HIGH scHooL A Well-Matched Team MBITION hitched with a Savings Account makes LWWN a well-matched team-good for hard pulls and .J lun., Journeys Whatever your goal in life a 4-'Zu savings account with this big friendly bank will help you to reach it sooner. One dollar is all you need to start now. Pittsburg Trust Company Member Federal Reserve System Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits-84,300,000 323 Formm AVENUE PITTSBURGH Oh, Rosanna Berghane spoke to me one clayg Why l've never been the same, I can- not say. Peanuts? Yes, sir, second aisle to the right: You will find Audrey there, eating with might. The French Pharmacy Con. Prrr Ami KELLY Srntzsrs Drugs Stationery Chemicals Cameras Medicines Eastman Films 'l'he Redpath-Brockway Lyceum Bureau George S. Boyd, Manager 643 Wabash Bldg. PITTSBURGH, PA. Fumishes Lecturers, Concert Companies and Entertainers for all occasions 148 E ILKINSBURG HIGH scHooL Bell Phone 118 Franklin Open Saturday Evenings Until I0 Puflinburg Furniture Company THE HOME OF High Grade Furniture, Carpets BUGS AND LINOLEUMS 705, 707 nnd 709 Penn Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pa. Bell Phone Franklin 2637 COAL ICE COULD STORAGE BATTERY Wilkinsburg Battery AMSLER BROS. Service 51161011 1112 Penn Ave., wilkinstmrg, Pu. 'l' W' HARRISON Bell Phone-4528 Franklin AUTO ELECTRIC REPAIRS H I 833 Penn Avenue Wilkinshurg, Pa. MOVING AUL NG Pennsylvania College for Women WOODLAND ROAD PITTSBURGH A College of Liberal Arts, with Special Departments in Social Service, Mnsicand Spoken English The 52nd year will open Sept. 19, 1922 For .irlailni infarmniiun ml! Hiland 61700 John Carey Aclxeson. LL.D., President Chatter, chatter, goes Ruth N. Eats her dinner, then starts again. Mr. Douglass, whom we cull Bill, You're not a nuisance when you're still. All Work Guaranteed Work Called For and Delivered Penn Tailoring Co. SUITS MADE TO ORDER Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Re- pairing of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments. 773 Penn Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 149 l l w 1- N E ILKINSBURG I-1101-1 SCHOOL 3 WILLIAM G. JOHNSTON COMPANY 'Retail Store and Sales Office 4-29 Wood Street Manufacturing Plant 1130-1142 Ridge Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. Bob Saulter, a fat man is heg I The smallest suit that will hold him is 98B. Peg Statler desires to be witty, we hearg Why don't you study Whittier dear? Compliments of Baier Sz Fleming Drug Co. Two stores 1034- Franklin Ave., cor. Swissvale. 1220 Swissvale Ave., cor. Hill. TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST Lveis too short to do several things well. We make good Ice Cream and plenty of it. il? RIECK'S SOLD IN ALL PARTS OF WILKINSBURG 150 WILKINSBURG QHIGH scHooL KRAMEPUS QUALITY MARKET Home Killed' Meats 'JI Home cured hams and bncons ' 11 Home rendered lard. l 0 1' ll Fresh country eggs, butter, and a large assortment of YN 'W55 home-made pudclings and sausages. W Q Compare our prices, plus quality, with any other market. J tc, AL. KRAMER, Prop. 403 Trenton Ave. Listen hard and keep it mum- Pnul Findley sure does love his gum. ' Of Margaret Gress I am sure you've Florist and Decorator been told, She is next to the highest on our honnr roll. JXUJ: E. B. eylfaxwell FL OR I S T 812 WOOD STREET Bell Phone-373 and 374- 809 Penn Avenue P. 81 A. 86-A 151 1 E ILKINSBURG HIGH .SCHOOL 3 553555, fgggggf sms nsmrma C A P P I S T 0 L S They sell on Q QUALITY Sell ,American Made Tops Build the Industry LAwsoN MANUFACTURING Fzlflgfgigfggk COMPANY Pittsburgh, Pa. 304 LEXINGTON AVENUE PYITSBURGI-I - PENNA. FACTORIES: HOMESTEAD, - PENNSYLVANIA Gertrude Hanson is a fine little girl, As fine ns you'll find in this fine little wnrld. Mary McAnany, with all her work and plans, Is sure she's going to capture a man. Try Our Genuine Counlry Buttermilk 40ur Root Beer cannot be bent S. W. Covell 612 Rebecca Ave., Wilkilisburg, Pa. DON'T PASS US-BUY Cookies as well as our FAMOUS BREAD PI ES Or CAKES They must come up to the highest standard known in modern baking. Your patronage appreciated. ROTH'S Barker Bakery Wilkinsburgys Leading Bakers 804 WOOD STREET Wilkinsburg, Pa. P 152 .X WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL MITCHELL LUMBER CO 1015 Trento Ave 3 E gf WILKINSBURG XE 'MVNQ 'gl rg. lklih s l Alden and Harlow Archztects 493 913 TK Farmers Bank Bulldlflg A B H l R h dHooker H K jones 153 , I. I 'JIJ lf . I , 5555. I '0',,Ulr - 'B ' 4 x 1 sf' ' as 1' , if E .,EX-ek n . : .1--5. - 4 ,A mea-f ,:, Q if 'Nr E: 'I lx'-xl' Q 1 '14- I- ,W ' ugf PA. A 7'5 ' W . 'Qfiig-i' . 1-L-.. Q55-'X' 7 - K 'Q ' ee one: ,: Y 91X-'bffv-iii' fm, 1 nn in 42 I. ' ,W ' J 9 , l I - 4 5 k . uf ' 5 cf' WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL cCULLOUGH-WHITFIEL HARDWARE CO. 910 Wood Street, Wilkinsburg HSERVIC J For Home Cooking Green Lantern Dlning Room 726 Ross Ave. New Management Kenneth Markle likes the girls and often quotes To them from the American Boy humorous jokesf?J Hazel Randolph, when asked of Rex Beach, Replied, As a summer resort, it is a peach. Compliments of the McCune-Britner Co. INCORPORATED Wilkinsburg, Pa. Auto Parts, Accessories and Supplies Phone 1734 Franklin 7311- Penn Ave. Compliments of Central Restaurant Wood and Penn, Wilkinsburg - .lohn .lalfurs K Co. F. 5. PILGRIM Dry Goods and China l003-5 Wood Street 627 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. Phone Franklin l965 154- E WILKlNSBURG HIGH .SCHOOL 3 Compliments Of The Exchange National Bank F Ulla Avenue Pittsburgh, Penna. Compliments Of Peoples Natural Gas Co. Beryl Rankin, inventress, while in Physics class, Discovered mirrors to be made of glass. At parties, Ruth Williams is a dandyg She can always win a box of candy. I-l. FR IEDMAN 525 REBECCA AVE. Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. Ladies' and Gents' Work n Specialty. Altering and Dyeing. Work called for and delivered FRANKLIN 2255 Bell Phone+Franklin 1610 Goldie Manufacturing Company I Ofce and Works: TRENTON AVE. AND P. R. R. Concrete Blocks for All Kinds of Buildings W e deliver anywhere by truck or rail. WILKINSBURG, PA. 155 WILKINSBURG QHIGH SCHOOL P ? AFTER HIGH SCHOOL WHAT? ? Your training at Wil- h in Business Administra- kinsburg High has enor- uE 'u UOH, :ACC0UHUIl3, .Sales- mously increased your 'Y M C mlmSlUP1 -Adlfefhslfng. chances of success, but - 1 SIQOP Lngfneeffngs Elec- specialized technical or Ulclill Enijlneiflnngi Allmd commercial training will mo 'ff , '30 M1295 an increase them in even 7 EIBUUCIYY1 Rfldlffy CON' greme, pmpo,-lion' structlonlingrneerxng, Of- . fice Training for Young Complete preparation Men and Wgmen. The East Liberty Y. M. C. A. Schools Whilheld St., near Penn and Highland Aves. Hiland 7400. DAIR Y L UNCH 811 Wood Street MTHE HOME OF GOOD EATSv Wm. S. Bogler, Prop. IsAasl.u: McGnaEvr Leom McGau:vY Henry Wolkovitz, with name so long, The Leoda sh0PPe can millgsgius vm! Play any old Brows Arched, Scalo Specialists Shumpaamg, Mamcuring, Facial Treatment Marcel Waving Leonard Esch has something on us, 500111 30:.PTvHde Bldg. ' Dsswoo armacy gisdoes lots of work wnhout any Ross and Wood Sts., Wilkinsburg, Pu. 5 , Telephones-Bell Franklin 2045-J P. Sl A. 59-A Wilkins P. I-I. Butler Company GROCERS Y There is a Store Near You 156 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Consolidated Ice Company Wagons on every Street in Wilkinshurg P U R E I C E Whal's in a name? the folks de- clareg l'm afraid that applies to you, Rose Fair. Art Brammer is so tall and lean lt's kinda hard to see his bean. ESSER BROTHERS .. uv Theatrical Costumes JIM 322 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. School Furniture American Tubular Steel Desks Moullhrop Movable Chair Desks Assembly Room Seating We l3est'Desks 1n the Best Schools AMEHIEIN SEAIIIIII IIIIMPANI Pmx..un:x.muA Pnrsnnncu 250 S. Broad SI. 402 Bessemer Bldg. CHICAGO, 14 E. Jackson Blvd. Calclwell 6: Graham H Dry Goods-Nlillinery LADIES' AND GENTU3MEN'S FURNISHINGS Pictorial Review Pallernr Corner Penn Ave. and Wood St. Wilkinsburg, Pal. PHONE FRANKLIN 143 157 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL RENTING - SELLING -INSURANCE New Realty Company 925 Wood Street Phone: Franklin 903 NOTARY PUBLIC-SURETY BONDS We lead in QUALITY and PRICE Once try and you'll always buy R. C. Nill Bakery 820 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PA. Phone Franklin 4780-J Every Thursday morning, Cynthia Hare is lateg We might blame it on Rudy and a Wednesday evening date. Here's a man with roar of thunder booming in his mighty voice, Sheldon wakens us in classes, tho in dreams we would rejoice. ESTABLISHED 1890 INCORPORATED 1907 Vilsack Martin Company 7 MANUFACTURERS OF Ornamental Iron and Wire Work Iron Stairs and Railings Machinery Guards Elevator Enclosures and Cabs Wire Partition Work for Tool Rooms Fencing and Entrance Gates Flag Poles, Complete Fire Proof Porclles and Escapes Erection of Sheet Iron Sides for Buildings Balconies and Bridge Railing Iron and Wire Window Guards Irnn Cellar Doors and Gratings Re air or Repainting Steel Buildings lllepair or New Roofs for Buildings Painting and Erecting of Stacks Folding Gates and Stable Fixtures Painting S: Cleaning Bridges and Railings 3222-3228 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Temmoue GRANT 6090 Lu ILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 2 fam' ew Simw All the boys want a Straw and the new ones we show are the last word in STRAW HEADWEAR SUMMER FURNISHINGS Shirts, Collars, Hosiery, Neckwear, Palm Beach Suits, Shoes, Etc. uf!! HMQ Qunlhy HECK BROTHERS Who sits and sighs after he is gone? Sure enough, il's Lenore, sighing for Don. Down lhv hall talking away, Marian and George are seen every clay. .l1 - THE BARGAIN STORE 755 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG. PENNA. Men's, Women's and Children's Wear WE SELL FOR LESS J. The Paxton Hart Printers of High School Review 1014 wwd sneer Wilkinsburg, Pu. 159 WILKTNSBURG Q HIGH SCHOOL K R E G A R ' S Y! Q 9 9 Q EGGS B U TT E R CHEESE WEEKLY SALES M TONS 900 WOOD STREET WHY? WILKINSBURG, PA Hfitlz best PWJMZJ hr Clary of 1922 G. B. BENNETT E1'E1u'TH1NG MUSICAL 708 Penn Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pa. X 'QYXDDQ Ed Servick is an ambitious chapu f'X'dl'1lilll'l37ll whose thonffhts are very deep Q But the thing he llkei most to do is just to go to s eep. . 5Ul'2 CARL BUILDINGA Laura Thomson always has u good woodstcct AMROH Aww, line: wnuunsnunc. PA. So she gets through her school work Hom-,gh,12:2h,5:7m9, very fine- Evenings. Jl7'1.WedI:3'0'P After High School what? Our booklet THE MAN WHO MADE GOOD will help answer the question May we send it to you? DUFF'S COLLEGE Penn Ave. Sz Stauwix St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 160 2 ILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL ? Every student of Wilkinsburg High School is a patron of the Rowland eumndl Colonial 'll'll-lllEA'll'lRlES T 0 Plmxe Tau ax I: Our Aim S P I H1 55:-JM WHERE the world's greatest stars Wa,-If are seen in photoplay productions AIM unexcelled anywhere else in the country, g You are well acquainted with the high standards of plays olifered you. . Human or Groceries and Meats 3v T'f1ffeA Y n N. OW C O . Z if Wilkmsbur, Pa. env' 50 ANSMANN'S M The Up-town Daylight S10 5911-19 Penn Avenue East Liberty Talnnhons Franklin 4684 Wilkinsburg Restaurant Good place to cat 623 South Avenue Tailor, Cleaning, Altering Clothes made to fi!-on time Stop after the dance 612 Ron Avenue Open day and msht wiucmssuac, PA. 161 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL La France TABLET AND POWDERED MAKES WASHING EASY Safzna in ,,., l if I ' STARCH TABLET Q mm MAKES IRONING EASY '?TT1l1311i75lTT1fT'l-Y-Y Yi Sold by all Grocers Bertha McCready, with eyes so blue Adds fweightj to our class of '22, Cora Brickel is a singer just as fine as fine can be, And some day s11e'l1 make Pitcairn famous, just you wait and see. Compliments of Senius Paulsen MERCHANT TAILOR 1016 Wood Street Wilkinsburg, Pa. ALTERATIONS REPAIRS 0Hice Phone 4522 Franklin v I Freeman Construction Co. Building Contractors 712 Wood Street WILKINSBURC, PA. 162 WILIQNSBURC. HIGH SCHOOL BELL PHONE 3173 Weinman Brothers DEALERS IN Anthracite and Bituminous Coal and Coke 926 Penn Avenue Wilkinshurg, Pa. Puurfn FRANKLIN 4450 Richard Hardware Com pany sunslafmm cw funf sed 761 PENN AVENUE Builders', Plumbers', Electrical ami Household Supplies Paints, Varnislles and Window Class WILKINSBURG, PA. Anna Stratton, some day, will surely STU meet her fate For every morning she is late. Lgflit Six Big Six Spain! Sir John Cameller is quite a pet with the girlsg For he vamps them all with his pretty curls. W. J. Dible Garage 919-921 Penn Avenue SATISFACTORY SERVICE Penn Laundry 81 Cleaning Co. HAND WORK 714 Rebecca Street, Wilkinsburg, Pa. BELL PHONE 788 FnANKL1N X Tel. 3883 Grant J. Buell Snyder Erlucnliurml Dept. The lllntwllillnn Company 957 Union Arcade Pittsburgh, Pa. 163 5 WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Walter Radclille PENN AVENUE WALL PAPER Phone 2810 Franklin FRED U. SMITH Painter and Interior Drcorator 620 Rebecca Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. BELL PHONE, FMNKLIN 2411-R Solomon Wolkovitz Ladies Tailor and Dressmaker 764 Ross Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Cor. Center Street Megahan Bros. Express. Furniture, Piano Moving and Storage Freight, Baggage and GENERAL HAULING All Orders Promptly Attended To. 710 Ross Avenue Wilkinslxurg, Pa. Who is that shouting ns loud as he can? Oh! that's Alver Fogle, '22's ice man. Butch Rorer, from Pitcairn, is awfully wildg He even delivered meat when a child. Bell Phone Franklin 6331-I C. M. SWINGLE FURNITURE EXCHANGE Furniture Bought, Said. and Evchanged 610 Snufu Avnxur: WILKINSISURG, PA. Reymer' s Package Candies 9 R. V. B. MILK Cl-IOCOLATES FRUIT AND NUT The all Ylwr Rauma' GM PHs'i'dg!I Selling at Our Agencies 164- K px ' WILKINSBURQ Q HIGH .SCHOOL 549 Union Arcade Other Dmceu in the Larger Clllel Telephone Grant ZH! f i lu i-Aa-A ' ':?'-11:15-. ' ' e THE 1' ISK TEACHERS 1trQiiliENdIRlzQ'r-1 , , . ,,,W,,p 7.v,rx Jr C, ., , , , Schools Supplied Teacher: Teachers Supplied School: PHONE, Fmxxuw 3607 WILL CALL r-'on AND mauvzn P1-iowa Fmmzux 79 Formerly with Jos. Home Ca. O'Leary ig: Mccarln LADIES' AND GENTS' TATLOR STORAGE Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Altering 754 Rebecca Street Wilkinsburz. Pa. 604 ROSS AVENUE Do You Wan! to Qliuy or Sell a Home? Wilkinsburg Real Estate and Trust Co. REAL ESTATE TRUSTS INSURANCE Malcolm Graham has a wonderful voice, But after the games he is always hoarse. l saw n hunch of seniors, their sides nearly broke, For as usual, Helen Eyster was tell- ing a joke. C. H. SMITLEY Fish and Poultry Market CORNER CENTER AND PENN Fresh Fish Received Daily, Live and Home Dressed Poultry Came up and pick out your bird. Fish and Poultry Dressed Free. Best Eggs. Bell Phone 3604 Simpson -Gilchrist Drug Company ll-Combined Drug Stores-li Tb: Fbmt Drug Store Servxke Anywhere 16 5 WILKINSBURG Q HIGH sc11oo,L Federal Real Whole Wheat Bread made from the highest wheat obtainable and ground in our own stone flour mill now being oper- ated at Sixth Street and Penn Ave., down town, right in the window, where you can see how it is done. A most healthfuland delicious loaf of bread. TRY IT TODAY Men's hair dressing and shaving Louis T. Bauer Announces his removal from Rebecca St., to 720 Wood St. at South CREIGHTON 81 C0. GROCERS Corner Ella and Rebecca Sts. mu nm im man. WILKINSBURG. PENNA. When You Want: What You Want When You Want It In the Line of Hard- ware, come to Chas. W. Walmer HARDWARE 7167718 Penn Ave. Wilkinsburg BELL PHONE, FRANKLIN 489 Bell Phone, 1949 Franklin M. H. Rambacher MEATS and POULTRY 770 Penn Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pa. Why all the noise and all the shout? Oh, thafs only Charlotte Brenneman going out. 166 T ILKINSBURG HIGH scnoog 3 WILKINSBURG 'mubingff c A T E R E R We specialize in Farley Pastry, Hume Made Ice Cream and Ices. We Deliver-Phone Franklin 5294W FRANKLIN AND TRENTON AVI-IS, WILKINSBURG Textor Lumber Co. III9 Pin Street Wilhinslzmg Pa. Phone. Franklin 46 Peg Sarver is uite the speaker in chapel all the timeg But most of her success is due to her strong and steady Kline. Scnooi. or ACCOUNTS, FINANCE AND Comnmcs Duquesne University III Complete courses in all phases of Business Administration. lllAccounting, all branches, in- cluding prepnrntion for C. P. A. and American Institute Prepara- tion. il Languages. IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH Vandergrift Building, 323 fl-th Ave. Phones-Court 339-I-Court 3395. W. H. WALKER, Dean H. L. DARNER, Vice Dean. If you want quick service Call Franklin 17g for Your Next Plumber W. R. MIKESELL, 523 Pennwood Ave. DISTINGUISHED scientist. in the course of :1 lecture, predicted that in fifty million years the sun would be cold. A little man in the buck part of the hall put his hand to his ear and called nut. Beg pardon, what was that you said? The scientist repeated his slntement that in fifty million years the sun would be burnt out. Thank Cod! said the little man, I thought you said five million. The Sun Shinrs Nmv-and Sn Thus Our New Spring Clothes EAST LIBERTYS GREATEST STORE PENN Avenue Oi-vosrrs FnANKsruwN CLOTHING HATS FURNISHINGS 167 E ILKINSBURG .SCHOOL 3 Do unto otbenr ayyou would lnafve others do unto you' ' Patronize O u r F r i e n d s the Advertisers 4 lfifbi? '--- 168