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

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HENRY IlUl,l'SlI,X The wilev wilds of Fineview fur uwuv- 'l'lu- lunll in whieh our Henry now resides- Is getting quite ton snmll for him, they say, l'erl1:1ps hc's growing up, besides! M .X RCA li l'l'l' IIOPl l'1li .Xnufher pretty Peg of world-wide fume ln uthleties she shines,--the brightest Star. No other girl us lllilfly Vs eun elaim, Uh. :amateurs do worship her ufur. JOHN HORST I du not like to say it, but I lllllSt'- k Young' Jllllll.'S the enemy nr' gnml hurrl wnr Anil yet u smile from Willa, clear, I trust Must lveg him not to loaf nur dodge nor shlr GLADYS lll'lU,S'l'UN .X pleasant fnee, :L sweet and friendly smile .X clispnsition that we all zullnire 'l'lu-se ure why fur her ws-'cl wulk 41 mile .Xml also why she sets our hearts ufire. J A M ICS .I .XC KSON 'I'he well-gromned dupper' is what we eull hill This rilzy youth who drives an Huiek ear- .lnn .lueksuns nulne uf ull the list of many' minus Shnulcl Ive in large hlzlek print lll2ll'liQ'il with n Qiurl MA RJORIE JACKSON Of lu-:aux has Marjorie -aupp-lh:.s galore You see she is so nieeinn wretty, tum. QWe wish she's let up -eo un 'e'cl huve num Yuu clun't know Marge? Then luek ns yllll. v

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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.

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1 MAHGAR ET JOHNSON In California Margaret's spent one year, Vile wonder what was wrong with the movies, YVe're glad they didn't get her, icause she's here- So lovablegrihl That one plainly sees. M A RY A NN JOHNSTON A smile like Mary Ann's is very rareg If she'd a lawyer be-'twould be her fate- Of riches and success to .have full share- For she cannot be conquered in debate! I, fvgw-5 I, ' HELEN JONES Helen is lovable, Helen is fair, ' One moment moved to tears, the next to smilesg Those sunny eyes, that gleaming golden hair,- VVho could resist those bright-eyed laughing wiles? RICHARD JONES He likes the rustic life-though not a hick Indeed not! Heis a very snappy boy. VVe hope a suburb lot will come to Dick - Because we hear 'twould give him boundless joy. ETHEI, JORDON Oh, all we girls with locks ns straight as pins, Do envy Ethel's mass of wavy hairg And Ethel easily our friendship wins By cheery willingness to do her share. GRACE KALKHOF 'Tis strange-her name just fits her perfectly, Like fairies-she is quiet, dainty too, No one will miss her quite as much as we In 204--her type are all loo few.