George E Westinghouse High School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THE TECH OWL tv , 1:u.':,..y - 4 ag, ' , .Emig- gfagt nz, itz ' K ' X 144, . '. 't!Q't-Y f .., 3,-.,.1. 1',:. .-.1 f A-4 -4 rf-sul 1 Q , , 1, A S . ,wt ..'.f,, yu, ,L ., -Q iid, lg 1+ -' 7 , lyk., xv . W., W 4 r i C. M. PURDY- Friday Not very hig Not very tall llut when it comes to talking, lrlc heats them one and all. ARTHUR REDETZKY- Art , Remedy North There are quiet hoys we all admit, But none so bashful as he: lf ever a voice is heard to shout lt's someone else, not he. Turtle Creek, Pa Braddock, Pa HARRY J. REPP- Rip Greensburg, Pa ln arguing too, the master owned his skill, For even though vanquished, he could argue still. f MARK L. ROBB- Dutch Brilliant student, friend so true, Many honors go to you. You have earned them all the XVZIY, Take our hearty praise today. PETER G. SCHNEIDMILLER- Pete Pete's very quiet, very quiet: He seldom says in word, He must have heard the adage, Let us he seen, not heard. EARL C. SETTLE- Soupy , Noodles Little grains of nonsense, Little jokes and puns, Pass away our Night School hours Swift as water runs. H oward, Pa Erie, Pu Altoona, Pa. 4 I N ' ii ii -. Q. ff' wi- ' 5 t J ,,,:9,M5v L , '-i','.,.,w,f 'XA -is :-4 g- , ..-,, View .ve ER

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, , . . ., I, QM- it-Q , -' -wig if , ,.,.,. Maw, f I THE TEC HOW L GEORGE A. LOECHLE- Georgie ...... Indianapolis, Ind. A youth so hlithe and free, A hgure not stout, but long drawn out To a rernarkahle degree. JAMES A. MERRYMAN- jimmey Quaker City, Ohio Genial ,Iimmey so clean and neat, With sunn smile and shufflin' feet. Y ANTHONY MOGUSH- Mogoose Braddock, Pa. In school he sometimes goes to sleep, VVhen studies seem to get too deep, But l1e'll startle us some day, By deeds he'll do, and things he'll say. ALBERT M. MORRIS- A1 , M.O. Keansburg, N. J. This studious lad is not so large, Yet he is very bright, In all his work, what e'er he tries, He always does just right. HERBERT A. OTTO-- Otto Cycle Turtle Creek, Pa Herbert Otto, our Otto Cycle sez a looto People cum to Turtle Creek who hadn't otto. HARRY B. PALMER- Pall Mall Nature to all things a limit fits, Pall is one of the limits. I 3, i f .,c:, 'N, , UQ. tx .1 fw .' r?:5.lE.1iH 'w4'f? l lift w ,i I-Iarrisburg, Pa.

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. ff , 1 THE TECH OWL LLOYD P. SHANK- Felix Middletown, Md Adonis of the ruddy cheek The lasses dream, our class sheilc. B. C. STUDENY- Barney joliustowu, Pa llarney's'uot hashful like some iu our class, He's just full of mischief and ready to laugh He is always looking about for fun, So seldom has his lessons doue. LEON J. TAZA- Jim , jar Kane, Pa 'Tis said that stout ones are good-uatured, This, iu Leon's case is quite true: He is never seen unhappy, Never feeling dull or blue. WILLIAM D. WALTERS- Bill VVilkes-Ba'r1'e, P In the classroom he's 21 joy Is this studious upright boy Quite an athlete, too, is Bill, Always working with a will. HENRY ZELOYLE- Z-Oil Baird Always happy, always jolly, Never sad or melancholyg Motoring is his greatest pleasureg This he does in fullest measure. . A - E ' 'L il' ' 2' ' V'