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

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l.l'lN.X COHICN 'flint glist'ning hair und those hewitehing eyes Would eupture any handsome hoy, l'n1 told. Une duy in Lit you guve us il surprise, When with those lilies you :nude our hlood run eold! ROSE CUIIEN 0. Hose eun lllilkl' the loveliest designs, Some duy u great dt'Sl2'lll'l' she will he. With funey strokes, and rounded curves und lines, She-'s hound to go through life sueeessfully. JA M ES CULEMA N llere is u living likeness of Huek Finn fl've often wondered why they nznued hilu .liln j His smile is one that sparkles from within .lnd really nmkes one fall in love with him! YV ILLIA M CULLYIZR Oh why did Venus live so long' ago? She should have known this llEllldS0lIlt' youth, muued Bill, ln her train of youths he'd surely go, Bl'K'llllSC for her he's quite u nmtell, Sweet lVill. T'l'l'IIl'Zl, C li E ESE VVhile Ethel never nulkes Il hit of noise She is n girl we feel we eould not spare. Although quite lively when around the hoys, WH- often times do not know lhut she is there. DORIS DA VIS Another quiet llIlllSSllIllll'lg' Miss- .-Xs Shakespeare suid, we like her passing well, And so right here we pause to say just this- We now rely on her more than we'll tell.

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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.

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Yr K ' . 1 , . Eg .: ,,, - f . We L Q z T GEoRGE DEMAS Lo. and behold the famous eapitaine VVho led the football squad to Vietoryl But oft we must pass o'er the noblest men, 'Twould take a hook to tell his history. EDGAR DEMPSEY l'nlike his namesake who's a pugilist Our Ed is very meek and Calm and Cool. VVith words he is perhaps the frugalist And yet he is well liked in our high school. MYRON DUNN Among us we have found a Charleston star! To see him dance is thrilling, and I vow He's better than professionals by far How does he do it? Yes, I wonder how! JANE ELLIOTT Also an athlete from the halls of Fame, Vl'ho manages with skill the fair sex teams, Just pretty, peppy, modest little Jane, lVe grow to love her more and more, it seems. XVOODA ELLIOTT You'll see that Vl'ooda's faee suggests romance! And yet he-'s hlind to girlish eharmsg alas! All girls appreciate his mere kind glance - But he just smiles upon a single lass! CHARLES EPISCOPO 'l'here's no one who would venture to outwit The keen and caustic humor which is his Oh! how heartily we laugh at it- None other is as clever as his is! bla! Mjligli, A