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

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JOH N GA LLYVITZ As niee a lad as ever you will see ls John the handsome would-he sheikl' W'hen others faint and full, Steadfast he'll be A lrettez' pal than he we would not seek. ClII'ZS'l'li R GASPARIN Nl'hoever's seeking for a real true friend VVill find that Chester is just sueh a one On whom a fellow really ean depend 'l'o share with him all troubles that may col WIILIAM GLASS Ile was distraeted and we wondered why,- We thought. he was in love, and now we kn Ile was and is-just hy the sparkle in his ey But it is only with his radio! LUL'ISl'1 GO'l l'NVAI,S Of all the lvlondes we've ever looked upon, This one with hair of gold so finely waved, Ilas surely all the lreauty Iaurels won, Besides, slu-'s always very well behaved. l'.OlS GOULD ln school aiTairs she takes an aetive part, lu eluhs-in Lit-she has acquired her fame 1 And I am told she's 1-aptut'ed someone's he'1r .X eertaiu hoy's-I dare not tell his name! MARY GILXEBING Ah, Mary, you are very, very small, But then your smiles so very hright and guy 'l'hat we forgive you for not helm: tall, Your low sweet laughter drives all eare away x ,M N

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,Q -V .A-X VVILLIAM FREEAUF An all 'round student you will find Bill To think that one small boy could know so much Of Civics he will never get his fill, And if you want a friend, you'll find him such. VIVALORE FRIZZELL So Earlie is the light of her young soul- Uh well, we always thot that it was so. She onward urges him unto his goalg Success will follow them where e'er they go. EDNA FULTON All that we need in life's a happy heart, To be most joyful and successful, too, And Edna's deep blue eyes Such smiles impart, Theyjxow tliensxumiest spirit e'er I knew. Y 5 MARIE GABLE All hail to her, one of the well known four, VVho carrie from Glens-haw, mighty land of sticks And one 'eleven by her sets great store, VVithout her we'd be in an awful fix. RICHARD GAERTNER How versatile is Dick. How wond'rou:s tall! He is a famous Terpsichorean As well as the best reading mann of all. Egad! but he's a very paragon. CHARLES GALLAGHER He's pleasing plump with skin of pink and white You never see him frown or fuss or fretg- I.ife is too short, he thinks and he is right, For everyone agrees with him, you bet!

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.-x FRANK GRAHAM He is no snoh, although his nose turns up He is the common friend of every one. VVith him to Auld Lang Syne we take a sup Lest we forget after school days are done. WVILFORD GRIBBLE Sometimes he looks so sober and so staid VVe are in awe of his majestic air. But when he smiles he captures many a maid. Such personality is all too rare. VIRGINIA GRIFFITHS Activity is Jinny's middle name, To be well-liked does seem to he her fate, Committees, clubs,-thus she acquired her fame,- In ollices too numerous to relate. RALPH GRUETZINGER Ralph is a quiet lad for all his height t And Oh how we will miss him when he's gone! He always does a task with all his might. Theres not a thing about him we find wrong. LEROY GRUENER all the girls so fair in our dear High, There's one with hair so gold and eyes so blue, For her alone this hero gives a sigh, You've guessedg 'tis Gin to whom his thoughts are true. M.XltG.Xlll'l'l' GUNTHER XVe thought we heard a thrush one summer morn, The pearly dew was on the flowers yet- That song of gladness banished care forlorn The thrash, we found, was our dear Margaret.