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

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ECKERT, FREDERICK - FRITZ - HORSE The approach of this one is a signal to Mm. Class Treasurer '18 Executive Council '18 Ass't Staff Photographer Secretary-Treasurer Boys' Club ,I7-,IS Class Play '18 President Camera Club '16 Here is our treasurer, who, like all, others engaged in his occupation shows the tendency of an itching palm. In spite of this fault, Fred is a prime favorite in the senior class and still more-is a skilled artist both on the stage and off. Wh-at kind? We haven't discovered yet. But there is one who knows. EDVVARDS, HAROLD Never by weary of well doing. They call him Doc when he is with his gang-the T0mbstoners. He is always smiling and blushing. The reason for this is that he associates with Harry Green. Doc is always trying to help someone. EINERT, HARRY Chairman of Bust Committee Staff Photographer Cleosophic Society To the uninitiated. If you have, an assertion to make, be it trivial or of im- portance, be sure you have sufficient proof to back it-or don't Aairggit in Harry's presence. Firing the queshons with the rapidity and effectiveness of a Gatling, Einert will provide an acid test for any argument. ELIAS, THOMAS TOMMY Action is eloquence. Football TI7, Captain Basketball '17-'18 Quartettc '18 Baseball Choral Club Senior Swimming Team MusicAa combination of simultaneous sounds. According to this, can Thomas sing? According to this we do not know, but it suits us down to the ground. Can Thomas play foot ball? Oh boyl

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DIFFENDERFER, ROBERT-UDIF' Dif. is professionally, a little hunk of sunshine. Wherever you meet him helll come off with a cheery greeting, if your heartls in the right place. Robert doesn't entirely agree, however, with the framers of our school curriculum. For one thing he would probably have provided for more study and lunch periods. Also, he would likely have eliminated Math. and English as these subjects are solid. Dif. is a good scout and will always be found in a gathering of good fellows. DONNELLY, CHARLES Social Committee Economics Club His cares are now all endedf' How fares this pleasant lad? He's a shark at Shorthand if at nothing else. VVhy hels that good at alibis that our solution of the matter is, he thinks in Shorthand. He has proven his speed in more ways than one. How about those social tickets, Charles? DOWNEY, JEss1E Measured by inches She's not very tall But in good friendship She comes up to them all. Jessie is certainly a shark in sewing. She has set a standard which others find hard to surpass. VVe sometimes lose Jessie in the crowd but we never forget her, for she is a friend to us all. DUVE, JUSTUS ' Choral Club Quartette Social Committee Scotti himself has nothing on Justus de Du Ve. We have often wondered how far down the scale he could go if he really exerted himself. As anchor man in the famous quartette, Duve has reached a high degree of popularity and we may predict an even more popular future for him. He is an accomplished dancer but he keeps us all in suspense lest he bump his head on the skylight when he tries to dance in the gym.

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F' l . ,n..A W,',W, . :1f,...Q5ff.i?3: gfg EYLER, CHARLOTTE . 1 ' Q - Naturalist Club if I am wealilzy in my friends : V -f i v-,A iff' .. C 1 Charlotte is on good terms with every- - ,QW ii one, but she seems particularly fond of FI N I ' 'lsomeonef' VVe wish now and then V 'flees that she would make more noise. I, -1' . v k.,. -Z A:.,...,.,., T rel,rlll 'fin FELDMM' OLIVE 1- Class Play V if, ' ah Cleosophic Society fi ' In this Olive we have the essence of '-'-'v,.. Z . ,:,.1 5 'I .Q all that is right in fashion, in manners, b 4 l A in speech, and in every conceivable li PT ' , thing. She understands society and We B rn . . I fy' wish that there were more in society 1 like her. Her quiet reserve and smooth ki A IE: .:V!.. actions on the stage and off, make her ,ff A ' ': ' 'your friend at once. .,, f -- l L L . ' , l FELKEL, ERWIN-HDUTCH1' - A :jg President of Chemistry Club '18 3 ,IQA Q i ii i 'A Behold Dutch-an orator, almost. His 4 35:25 talents are varied. In one period you'll ff' find him Cfiercelyj arguing for civic t lgy , p reform. Again you'll excavate him in V - W' v a rubber apron. No! not washing dishes if VL 0 . for his wife, he's a total abstainer. just l trying to raise the floors above the Q 5 in gx. 5 ,5 -'A ' 2' : ' fi Ap, 1 lab , that's all! Later you'll Find him X .. ,, arranging matters behind the scenes. N z, W VVhen Dutch steps into the world We is p,,A ' Q5 expect great things of him. FUSHAN, LOUIS M. I Q Social Committee . a Class Play Q 'i g I. Cleosophic Society ba ' , Stunt Day 1 .V't.,. 2 1-ewf:A x ,. I? .-' 5 You know when I was in Philly, M' etc., etc., ad infinitum. Every now and pg . Y ,qzvl i' then Cmostly nowj you have to remind ' ' p QQ? 'ffm Conn that he's in Pittsburgh. Con sure can act and dance, but the part in fd! ...., la his hair is never obliterated. Well in :nw A li'l ol' Philly. Excuse us please, we - YK only meant to say that he is also a line I L student and a finer fellow. L J