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

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DUR IS H A RPOLPI XVho has not heard of her. the Famous Une? 'l'he author, poet, and the perfect friend. ller wit's remarkable, shes full of fun, Indeed, her wond'rous talents have no end. JOI IN HAVE KOTTE You love to play the fool, and with your jest You seem to love to make us laugh at you: Beneath your eap and hells-there is the best In you-that something genuine and true! WA I fl' li li HAY l'1K0'l 1'lf1 This hlond Apollo towering high ahove Looks down and smiles a warm and dazzling smile- .Xiud one that almost every girl eould love- llut he knows nothing of it all thc while! VIRGINIA lll'1Cll'l' 'l'here is revealed unto the eyes of few The soul within of goodness, heauty, light. 'l'hese love her for a friend hoth rare and true, Too, for her happy heart and spirit bright. l..XYlN,X Ill-INDICRSUN l.avina is a tiny maidon who .Xtlempts to hold within herself so small Vigor and pep and speed enough for two- We know on glory's path she'll never fall. ltlT'l'II IIERMAN' Ruih is the apple of her l'Ioward's eye, .X serious girl with gentle ways, serene. For ll. we often hear her deeply sigh, 'Tis seldom that the-y'1'c not ensemble seen. ,.,i 5-

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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.

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MA RGA RET H E RPEI, F'en Orpheus would admit our Peg his peer, For when she plays-ah then such w0nd'rous tones! And her sweet, charming, duleet voice so clear, Could move to life the very rocks and stones. MARGARET H IZRPICH She's small, and has bright eyes and golden hair, And graceful!-ah, she dances like an elfg And, too, her frowns are very, very rare, I wish I were as versatile myself. I XVILLIA M HOC E mmf- ' He's president of room three-twelve, my, oh! In English Class we hear he's at his lrest, No wonder that dear Peggy likes him so. In basketball this boy excels the rest, LELA H HOFFMAN Now I,elah is a girl of industry, Though quiet, she has fun, I have heard tellg Some day, we know, a great success shc-'ll he Because she takes each task and does it well. MARGARET H FZYM A N Oh, pretty Peg, whom all the hoys adore, Disclose the snares with whieh you Capture hearts, That we may also Realms of Charm explore, And learn from you how Cupid shoots his darts. DOROTHFIA HETZEL Our Dotty is so pleasant and so gay She spreads good cheer :md joy on every handg Shes versatile for she vain sing: and play- One of the jolliest girls in our whole band.