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

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g ,..,.ln.- 4-- - THE YEARS OF NOW AND THEN This morning Vukela comes into the classroom and says, nHere is the 30.20 I owe you.n The debt is crossed out, we think that next month or next year Vukela will pay his debts. Sobieralski is urged to accept a challenge of a combat with a couple of classmates, and he gets mussed up and gets his glasses smashed. Question: Who was financially responsible? But he was a gpod sport and took his misfortune philosophically. Baton had the hard hand of fate fall upon him when Emsworth stopped collecting their garbage and paying his 315.00 per month tuition. He shouldered the 315.00 per month bill himself until the borough started to pay it again. He wasn't willing to give up without a fight. . Kalaba is a very unselfish boy. He used to share his girl with Baron and Edenhartj but Edenhart got a job, thus ending the competition. Ceranic and Grimes became had friends for a short time last year after they had played on opposing football teams in Elliott one week-end. This was soon mended, however. Bollen has much difficulty in getting his brother to school on time. It is to be hoped that this doesn't occur out on a job. Danner is a steady fellow who has many difficulties to overcome, but he is cheerful and optimistic which helps him. He is also on the tennis team. Gulas likes the night life, but possibly this may in the future fit him for a nightwatchman's job. Hughes graduated early because of his activities - and knowledge in certain lines. Jordan takes time off of'patrol and radio scripts to give the boys moral guidance. Some day soon Turkegee Institute, Bennett, or Johnson C. Smith Universities will receive a good student. U Eisenreich is a trusted car driver for Mr. Golitz, Mr. Martin, and Nancy. Keller helps to run the service end of the ADEQ Shop and no doubt will soon be successfully operating his brother's service station in Greenville, Mississippi.

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-2 .a Kinz gets excused occasionally to operate his mother's store on Madison Ave. That ought to be a good place to get some free groceries, may bel Kirin left us this year to show the Pinkerton Chevrolet how an auto shop should be run. McGuffey is the one who has the long distance record. He leaves home at 6:10 in the morning for school. He comes from seven miles beyond Greensburg by bus or car, followed by a train ride to the Union Station and walks from there to school. Besides he is on the tennis team, the No. 1 man. His perseverance will be the source of success somewhere. You can hardly lick a fellow who has been able to take it like that. , - Rudisin is a carpenter who likes to spend money on tools. If one's heart is where ene's treasure is, then Rudy should become a good Workman. Klonowski will probably get rich along with Sucansky making shells for the next war. Klonowski is also a good choir boy. Sucansky learned this winter how much freezing a model A Ford would not stand. Kolarik will soon own an auto repair shop probably with a sign above such as WKolarik, Kelarik, Kelarik, Kolarik, and Kolarik.iuto Shop, where the auto shop tools, nm tm e11i,s,e,L will Ksound from morn until night. Ansbach is learning to be a great paper hanger as well as refrigerator expert and tennis player. He is the school artist, too, and likes to sketch beautiful girls. He seems to have conflicts in his mind as to what clothes to put on them.at times. He gives up sometimes and'doesn't do much of anything about this matter at all. Stahl is the politician. His father is an alderman over on Federal Street and Charles no doubt will some day run for Congress after learning the ropes on North Side. Then the Bauman's who went to the Westinghouse- Nuttall Co., Brown, who went to the Arizona CCC Camp, Carpenter who joined the army in Virginia, Geisler who is learning how to be a brewmaster for Duquesne Brewery, Goydich who went to Fisher Scientific Materials Co., Hancock who quit, and Platek who aspired to a restaurant position should not be overlooked. All in all the class locks very good with more of them already in positions or promised'positions than any ever graduated from our school before, I have found it'a pleasure to work with these boys over a period of years. I have high hopes for their success in life expeeially if they remember to be dependable workers and citizens.