Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

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ALLEN ST. PETER Basketball (3-4). President (2) “Green Stockings. Little gobs of ignorance Little words of bluff. Makes my teachers tell me. “ Sit down, that’s enough.” ELIZABETH PEDEN Senior Girls’ Play Hetty Peden was heard to say. Tm going to grow up some day.” So we are very anxious to see Just what the finished product will be. IDA PEDEN Senior Girls’ Play When’er the grades are posted And thirty’s the prevailing mark: The one who lias the nineties Is Pedie,” our quiet shark. MARGARET REYNOLDS Senior Girls’ Play Little maiden, whisper low; How can any head,— Heading all you’ve read. Remember all you know? — IO—

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MINNIE HOLLAND Basketball (3-4) Cap’t. (4), Senior Girls’ Play. Just now ’lis Greensburg where Her frequent letters go,— And what the future soon will bring We’re pretty sure to know. HARRY KENNEDY Pres. (3), Baseball (1-2-3-4), Cap’t. (4), Basketball (2-3-4), Mgr. (4), Football (1-2-3-4). Cap’t. (3), Mgr (3), Pres. A. A., first sem. (4), Board of control A. A. (2-3), Reporter A. A. (3). Here’s to “Hank” the athletic hoy. To play football is his one big joy. He plays in all the teams of .7. II. S., And in all the games, be does bis best JOE HERBERT “Green Stockings.” Honor Oration Here is an exceptional student, And one who is very prudent. He never even looks at the girls. Not even those who have curls. But devotes all bis time to bis lesson And where he stores it all. he has us “guessinY MARIE PRITCHETT Manor High. Marie is a very quiet, seclusive girl Ami you never find her brain in a whirl. She is very composed and we revere This student who joined our class this year.

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ALICE POWERS Senior Girls’ Play Whence cometh the sound? There's no soul around, Hut stay! I can see On the far distant lea A damsel draws near 'Tls hut Alice I hear. ROMAINE SERGEANT “Poor Married Man,” Senior Girls’ Play You might not know her quite so well Hut take the word of those who tell How pleasant she makes friendship seem, And how they hold her in esteem. VIRGINIA EVERLY. Valedictorian. Senior Girls’ Play. oil! how happy is my lot 1 am happy as a clam. For whether I am right or not. I always think 1 am. JOSEPH RICHARDSON Poor Married Man.” We know Joe's talent in one line. llis drawing an so very fine, And art from “High” will surely go When it has lost our little Joe. —II—