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

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DOROTI IY KA 'l l'I,liM A N 'l'o show outstanding poise is Dottim-'s style, l Nh nr l ' -'re proud to have her fc a friend and e min She eertainly ean he most versatile, And every one is glad to see her eome. NOX KEHEXV Dear little Nox, please always he our friend. C'all'd Nora when he is just as bright as day 'Tis strange, his talents are without an end. QWc had to crowd his vcrsc without our say! PA UI, Klilllill Paul Keller is a lad who's stepping ont- And sometime now within the next few weeks, flf he keeps up what he is now almoutj IIe'll eolne into the ranks of our hest sheiks! ALICE KINGIIORN We like her snappy style and elever wit, NV4' like her jolly disposilion, loo l'l'er througli the halls we see our Alief Doing the things she has been asked to do. CLARA lil.INKNl'1lt Now hen-'S another 1nneh-:'enowned brunette, Who's jolly--always has a lot to say, NVlN'l'0'l'l' she is there's fllll: how we regret That we eannot always together stay! KA 'l'l I RYN KOCH A quiet, unassuming little lass, But we-'vc no doulmt she studies hard and works Une of the preeious assets of our elass, A lesson or a task she never shirks.

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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.

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.,f 1 k I L-f' v-VW FRANCIS KRESS The Art Club president so tall and blond!- His ankles hurt one's eyes when e'er he walks! Not only girls of silly fads are fond: For this aritstic boy wears red Chow socks! LYDIA KRIST UFEK Her eyes are pools of midnight, bright and deep, Her cheeks as 'smoothly curved as Hebe's own. Her thoughts are far above things mean and cheap- Our school will surely mourn when she is gone. ' ROSE KRISTUFEK Although she isn't boisterous and loud, She's one who'll be an everlasting friend. If you know Rose you should be very proud, For she'll stay with you to the very end. CA RL KURTZ No rose in all the world is quite so red, As when a pretty girl to Carl does speak, And he warms up right quickly 'round his head, This blushing boy so serious and so meek. JACQUE LA BELLE Uh, soon the world will some fine music hear, Vl'hen Jacque La Belle does make his great debut. Oh, how the brilliant posters will appear, And UVV. A. T. will seek an interview, HELEN LA NG Oh, fair as a flower that blooms in spring, VVith eycs as clear as the tone of a bell, A girl, who could well sit beside a king, And all the cares of herlpeople dispel.