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

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Arab lf CMM X . l DOROTHY BULFORD Como Dot, clon't be so silent and so Coy About your pretty little low affair- You lmve- e-nmpturml one zuhuiring boy Who sm-ucls you roses-gifts that are quite rare! LOUIS BURAN Upon his knees, with pleas. he begs our bunch 'l'o :'ouu- uvrossu with all thc- dough they owe-! Sw:-vt girlivs fall for him, :mtl I've fl hunvh llc falls for Uv - y hc comes to know! 7 f Mlfubngrftf, Z .A Q HDXVARD BUSCH lid is an gc-utlc-umn with subtle mind llis fruuu- shim-s forth :uuoug the motley crowd. For it' you ll'ill'l1 to know him you will find llis :wtions than his words spczlk much more loud. CIIARLES CAMP YM. 4-v4-ry om- is wilml ubout this boy- llv W4-urs thc' jvstm-r's guisv, though not :L fool! llv's our good untura-cl pin-cv of prich- :mud joy lVho guts il lot of fun tlttiillllllg svhool! l'llll'l'll CAMl'l3l'Il,l, NVith uwrry lsnughiugr 1-yt-s of cle-vpa-st blue, Alul jolly ways, :xml truc- siuvvrity- O., Iiclith, you urs- lrish through :Incl through, Wm' clo zuluiirv your grvut ability. ll M Nl l'l'l l' CA M Pl! lilllli Ilis :iuburu lmir's u bit iuvliuvcl to vurlg 'l'lu-rm-'s frvvklz-s :ull tha' way uvross his nosc. Although lu-'s shy wlu-n spa-ukiugr to an girl Ill- lllJllit'H an fricutl in c-very plum-c hc gm-s.

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FLORENCE BOLLEN She is an eloeutionist most rare, VVe're always glad when she is on in Lit. This Winsome maid with pretty eyes and hairg Where e'er she goes our Florence makes quite a hit. MARY BRANT A quiet little girl sits in our room, For all her quietness, she studies though- To be beloved by everyone's her doomg O, how we hate to see our Mary go! REGINA BRA VENDER And here we have our lovely laughing' Ree, In Spanish Club she is the Presidentg If you could see her, busy as a bee You'd lanow that on a bright Career she's bent. f L I J y V ESTHER BROOKS Our Esther's a retiring little maid,-- For like her name from rural elimes she hails, Refreshing as a brook in cooling' shade- In amy task she does, she never fails. FREDERICK BROXVN VVe always pause to gaze at him of high renown And wonder at bim as we see him pass Hes never missed a single day of sehoolg Poor Brown! He's 'never known the joy of hooking class! ANA CLA IRE BUERKLE On this fair head the gods bestowed great gifts, For beauty, Anna's noted far and near. How skillful she is when the ball she lifts, Oh, she'll not miss the basket, never fear.

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EARL CARLSON I like the subtle semi-smile he wearsg His eharm is most elusive, I must sayg In getting ads he sure has heavy caresg And yet we're sure we'll hear great things of him, some day. 5 i ctr..-xiu crxuornnns Tis whispered that this girl is fond of boys And you ean guess that boys are fond of her Although she laughs and makes a lot of noise- VVhen she's not near, they always wish she were! P5 E J AMES CARSON His elassie lmrow and gently waving loeks Help to make up our Jinnny's wond'rous eharm Perhaps that's why he gathers girls by flocks Or Illtflylltf it's his eyes that do the harm. LOTS CARTER A gentle girl, so quiet and so shy, Refined is she. and loved by all the Class, All rough and hoist,rous erowds she passes hy, YVithout ado and fuss, she does her tasks. 1 SA M URI, CARVER, J R. Our President! To him we give a toast! Oh, please page Cupid with his how and dart. Of all the boys, the girls like Sam the most, But he will deign to none to give his heart. CHARLOTTE CI, EVER She's never far away from one ealled Stan And always wears the warmest smiles for him. It's plain to see that she has found a man May their progressing friendship r1e'er grow dim.