Allegheny High School - Wah Hoo Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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MARGARET XVOODS Wise, fair spoken, and persuasive ST IGPH HN TYIAAVSKY f'And thus he bore without abuse The grand old name of gentleman.

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PAUL WINEMIAN And what he DON J. LUTY Better late than never.' greatly thought, he nobly tried. GRACE BORCHERS Grace has shown what an ingenue Can impersonate with credit, A spirit of mischief is with her too, And we hope she will ever have it MARGARET HARTLEY Our Peggy is a wonderful girl, Fair as the day and sweet as May Fair as the day and always gay.

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PHE TONY E R 1 7 05132 iB1fnpbiznp Thunder says the spell grows warm, Now l speak the mystic Charm,- Ee-eye lie-eye lie-eye lie-eye lie-eye lze-eye -so -SO -+50 -sof -sof f -sof f f goss giddle gos gidd I e, lof-okgoss lof-gicldle The spell's wound up, the charm is cl C Zllf. l summon thee XYitcli l-lexbert appear! XYhat's the meaning of all this? Ever since that play of Snow-XYhite you young folks have done nothing but call me forth, whether it be warm or cold, night or Clay. But who are all these line people? Oh, dear, Hexbert, they are all of the graduating class of Alleglienju High School and are eager to learn what future fortunes await them. XYitli that purpose in view, we have met and summoned you, kind witch. What have you to say for us. First l command that there be complete silence, next clarliness, Bang- Bang- L' ro w a-boo-bar a-la oo-wth ac lc Clit Sun Make all black. The first which l see in my caldron of fate are those who will take to professions. l see under the list of lawyers Mcfrory, also Vivian Kline. All cards of fate point toward Stroelmel's being an evangelist. His mother wished it. -Q