Fifth Avenue High School - Archer Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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. 'Y L35 , . ' Q4131 t 7 -1-.-A-.,m4.,,s.w .-.asv-ncaa, FIFTH AVENUELlFE 7 used exclusively as a lecture room, for the science classes. You see now why the seats have a broad right arm? lt makes it convenient for the students to take notes. See that space which is now occupied by the lantern? That is Doc's office. and room 407 is used for laboratory work only. The chemical and physical laboratories reflect credit upon Doc, who planned them. Doc, as you see, is also active in other lines. He organizes the Orthochrys Liter- ary Society. and is guardian of it for about twelve years. Do you notice how the students are classified? They are not called Us lO's, ll's, or lZ's. but D's, Cs, ll's, or A's. You students, who fear an easy test once in awhile, don you see why these normal and commercial students fail to receive their diplomas? XVell, their average for the final exam is below SO per cent and 75 per cent respectively. Where were the commencement exercises held? Turn your telescope on Carnegie Music Hall. Notice that out of ten speakers on the program. eight represent the academic students and two the normal. Xlihy no com- mercials? Only the academics completed a full four-year term and so they were privileged to have eight speakers. The normals with a three-year term could have two representatives: but since the commercials just attended two years, they were not represented. fXN'ouldn't these academics have been more considerate had they but known that the most successful present bankers, and about seventy per cent of the present teachers of Pittsburgh were gradu- ated from Fifth?ij One last look. See that goose-pond across the street? That is where the boys now buy their pastry during the lunch period. Let us now lay aside our kind telescope, come down to earth, and reflect over our own school life. Abi? GYOClHCF-

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,fi- . -W . - era. 4 1-4 , g-,-?-,,...--- m.....a-n.nN..,,.,,,-V, U FIFTH AVENUE LIFE 11 Gilman Gbftirmi Benjamin Wlalcl, President Harold Goldstein Vice President Albert Golomb, Treasurer Cecil Schwartz. Secretary Morris Greenburg- Reporter Ruth Soltz. Social Chairman liighviat liunur Albert 'Golomb Abraham Grodner Wlilliam Conomos Hilda Wluerthele Milton Lomask Freda Cohen Ruth Sterner Samuel Rubenstein Rose Osoff Frances Reitmeyer Frank Tokay Morris Alma Hlavac High iinnnr Abraham Starr Abraham Reiner Victor Eisbnstein Hnnnr Benjamin Wfald Libbie Schleifer Henrietta Strauchler Stella Dougherty Ida Farbstein Bertram Holderman Max Feldman Hirschfielcl Fred Garibaldi Rose Margolis Josiah Cohen Howard Levant Herman Berglass Harold Sivitz XX'illiam Burstin Clarence Faust George Smith 4 Abraham Banchek Cecil Schwartz 0112155 Gliimxniitmi Bunk Hilda XN'uerthele. Chairman initial Ruth Soltz, Chairman Glnlnra Esther Hurwiclc, Chairman Class Flower-Sweet Pea Class Colors- , ,mr ,ff Blau Samuel Horvitz, Chairman illllntin -lerome Gelman, Chairman illlnmm' Ben Kahn, Chairman Royal Purple and Old Gold Class Motto-No Victory llfithout Labor