Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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Emery, Ruth Lucille Gabby Ruth Lucille Emery Likes a boy named Richey We hope in the nearby future The preacher them will hitchey . Evans, William F. Bill Herr Evans ist ein quter knabe . This everybody knows. His statistics and his German. To every one he shows. Ferencz, Olqa Teresa Quiet, reserved is Olqa And really rather clever. We like her for her willinqness And hearty true endeavor. Fudala. Anna Alvina Another quiet type of qirl Tho kind that does her work She does her very best to please She doesn't fail or shirk. Garrity. Margaret M. Peg This qirl is everlastinqly In need of eiqht hours sleep In school she's always nappinq, What late hours our Peq must keep! SENIORS Esken, George Nicholas A Senior lad at Munhall Hiqh A sober lad at best He seemed to lack ambition For he came to school to rest. Fedor, Joseph Paul Joe Joe is small, But he is wise. That's why we Don’t mind his size. Freehling, Robert N. Bob Althouqh he seemed so innocent Whenever pranks were done. We could see mischief in his eyes. He was so full of fun. Garrity, James Leo Jim Jim is happy, carefree, qay He’s never known to pout He loved our Munhall Hiqh School so He hated to qet out. Garvey, John F. Johnnie John dashes here, John dashes there Always cn the run Althoucih he strives with business tasks He doesn't miss the fun. 1934 Page twenty-one

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Dean. Ruth Hilma Blondie She doesn't core o fiq for school, And thouqh she doesn’t pout, She'll surely hip-hooray with joy The day that school lets out. Dierken, Ray Oft Dirk He's just a regular fellow He fits in any crowd And whdn he sleeps, he really sleeps No foolinq is allowed. Dresher, Ronald J. Ronny Quiet, rather bashful He doesn't qo for dames . In fact, i he had his way They'd all qo up in flames. Dudas, Joseph A. Dutch At football Joe was quite a sport He Dlayed a winninq game And later in the qame of life We know he'll do the same. Ednie, Nellie Frew Ednie Directinq traffic in the halls To ho. is an easy task. A.nd can you find a nicer qirl Than Nellie, may I ask? SENIORS Debiak, Louise Agnes Meaze Constantly mindinq her business, She goes about her work, And when it comes to laborinq, Louise will never shirk. Donaldson, John M. Don Merle's hiqhest ambition Is 10 bo a qroat musician; But when he plays that coronet The neiqhbors all beqin to fret. Duda, Stella Clara Du She sjrely knows her shorthand Enqlish and typinq too. Wo know some day she’ll reach her goal And receive the praise that's due. Dunlap. Glenn W. Noog He'd make a qood philosopher He seems to know his stuff Despite his philosophic way He’s never known to bluff . Eqerman, Theodore R. Ted He's been with us but one short year We hepe he liked our school He seemed to be a pleasant lad Abiding by the rule. 1934 Page twenty

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SENIORS Gatehouse, Amelia J. Mimi A quiet, demure type One who minds her own affairs A qirl whose laughing, lovable ways Can't possibly put on airs. Gifford, Allen A. Giff In classrooms he’s a crackerjack We like his hearty laughter To girls he never turns his back, We wish him joy hereafter. Glover, Eleanor C. 'Hon Wo hear that Eleanor is enqaqed To a chap from Homestead Park We all hope their married life Will be as happy as a lark. Gross, Elmer A. Dcz A gross, twelve dozen; A hundred forty-four Here we have just Elmer And we don’t need any more. Hamnett, Charles Chuck Charley's six feet four we hear. To colleqe he will go. We wish him luck for each new year, He ioves his studies so. Gibson John W. Wally Wally can qet women And qet them pretty quick But when it comes to German He doesn't seem so slick. Gifford, Grace Grade She’s quiet, very likeable, And knows just what to say. Whenever school is finished. To her delight, she'll play. Greenstein, Merle M. Greenie Lack of study 'tis needless to say Will never stand in Martin's way. For he was the stern old socialist And acted in the senior play. Guest, Ellis Russell Farmer A tall, blonde qallant, Who lauqhs at life; Forqets all his worries, Stays away from strife. Harris, James Jay Doesn’t care a fiq for qirls. Or even wine or sonq; He’s sober and he's serious In life, he'll qet along. 1934 Page twenty-two