Schenley High School - Schenley Journal Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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BROTT, NVILLIS, HW. S. HART. Football ,I7 Swimming lI7 Some wise-acre said: The world takes you at your own valuation. Ac- cording to this logic, Willis has placed a monopoly tag on himself, but you can't blame him for that as he can deliver the goods and every one knows it. He de- cided to make the Varsity Eleven this tall and got away with it Without any trouble. That's the Way Brott usually does things? BURGOON, MARY Social Committee Conte and tifip it as yon go, On the light, fantastic toe. A whirlwind of grace,-a Hitting, dancing butterfly. She may not know everything about everything, but you ean't teach her anything in the line of dancing. May her future happiness consist of dancing pleasures. BIELSKA, MARIE Anything for a quiet life. Marie only speaks when spoken to. She makes scarcely any noise but some- times you can hear a smile. She is a shark when it comes to embroidery work. CALDNVELL, VIRDYN- WERDIN Life Saving Crew Orchestra Chemistry Club Senior Swimming Team Werdin's name sounds like six foot some, odd and his nerve carries a 42 centimeter punch but, sad to relate, things are not what they seem or sound. Virdyn is not exactly Herculean in stature but we don't want him that wayg he is perfectly satisfactory as he is. His lack of heft stands him in excellent stead in the pool, too, and he can get by with the best of them. Let's all join in a cheer for the littlest, but by no means the least, of the '18 celebrities: C-a-d a-a- Caldwell, long may he live and longer may he grow!

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V . . , all L.,L gf' BARCLAY, SLOAN . . 'l1.1 , ':u V - ' President of Naturahsts' Club W W Chemistry Club p if-l B'arelay's clear deep voice is often s r-1 'A heard in an argument, for when this if-, - . lei J - fellow has a conviction he sticks to it at li 'm a 7: l 'il k ' ' ' all costs. His tendency is toward the L IAIA natural sciences and he even climbs 'ii trees and comes into 202 unprepared. 53 ,iry CVLL U , lligw, CThis last is most naturalj. But we , ' - ' :W didn't intend to give him away for one 'F ff f- -,,. can't help being Sloanls friend. .. B BONNER EUGENE rv 2- - y V- Cl B k C tt gi at lit'-..,.,,,a Stiiilziitolgoardolfign ee 1 in i li Cleosophic Society N5 A ,..V - The first period class in History seven V , 1 lvg, ew VV:: decided to buy Eugene an alarm clock - ' . p w ., ,V ,JE but half the time he didn't come at all. --' 5 He never reads the text in anything Q A .VVVV ,ig l before coming to classes. But boy! he fi' 'i-- -' sure can pile it on in layers. Bonner's . K hair Wont stay down, neither will his if 'gf ability to capture essay prizes. B f me 'l ' 'iltg gs ' t ' p BROVVN, CHARLES ,jx p,pw ow l Liberty Salesmanship Club I -hl , gleosoglghie Society M: Qty 4 ,Life is but a day at mostg, bm! kg? He is an influential, young man of i Va., ' happy-go-lucky manner. The way he handles the keys of a piano is simply 'i Fg iji T indescribable. He is to be seen at all . , soeials and wherever a good time is to , 5 -- .f be had. , fl ..,:,. BROXYN, ELIZABETH if i ii f a Cleosophic Society R ii, Upon her COH71ff67'10I'ZCC she 'wore a wide, - , perpetual smile. , C, Betty is a happy-go-lucky lass who is 16 .,. :., . .M 'i 'ib i te especially fond of soldiers. So listen, lads, who wish to win Betty'sf friendship. :ESQ iii, d h ' f Kh, d tiki?-5N2 gV .si,f.j?,,tiXJ.xf ggi just on t e suit o a 1 an you are .. -H A V ,E A - sure to win. he

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CAPLAN, ABE He traveled on tl1e B. S: O., but got here just the same. Arrived in time to spend two jolly months with us before graduation. Lucky? Were glad you arrived but advise you not to put your friends in such anxiety hereafter. CLEARY, MARJORIE Cleosophic Society A still tongue maketh a wise head. Did you hear some one speak? It was not Marjorie. If all the noise this little maid made at Schenley were made at once it would sound like a penny whistle. We don't think youlll have to repeat everything always, will you Mar- jorie? COHEN, ARTHUR- AUGIE Class Vice President Class Book Committee Student Board Orchestra Commencement Program Ten cents, one dime, one tenth of a dollar, right this way, don't miss the only successful imitator of Bugs Baer, the left handed comedian and writer. Cohen should be a camera man, he always starts by saying Let's gof' Arthur's weaknesses are socials and lunch periods, but even the best of us are not perfect. CoNNoR, J. GRANT They also' serve who only stand and wah. Connor is one of those quiet fellows who never say much but do a great deal. He has served Schenley faithfully, He is bound to go forth and serve faithfully too, because what a person does in his high school career is preparation for what he will do in the future. He has the best wishes for success from the school which he leaves, 20