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

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FELMAN, ISRAEL Chess Club Though, angels should write, still 'tis devils niust print. He is a thorough business man and a regular devil , in his new vocation which happens to be printing. Other- wise he is quiet, demure, and maidenly . FIBUS, DAVE Cleosophic Society The1fe's nothing so becomes a man as modest stillness and humility. The most noticeable characteristic of our friend Fibus is his shyness. But penetrate behind the cloak of bashful- ness and modesty under which his real personality is hidden and you will dis- cover many a bright gem of purest ray serenefl Another case of appearances being deceiving, Eh, what ? FISHER, RAE Rae is tall, stately and has reddish hair, but in spite of that she has the sweetest disposition. Now, really, did you ever see Rae get angry? Of course you didn't, because she canlt, even if she wants to. GAYDA, DAISY Track, '17 I record none but the hours of sunshine. This is surely Daisy's motto, lor she is always happy and carefree. Her chief pastimes are dancing and writing to strange soldiers. She has also won the City High School record for girl's base- ball throwing and all around athletics. 25

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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

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GRAFMAN, ESTHER Cleosophic Society Esther Grafman-Nuf Ced. That stands for ability, good-fellowship, and a highly magnified power of conversa- tion. Esthei is happy only when she is dancing or talking and she is always happy. Curiously enough she makes everyone else happy and is well liked by all her friends who include almost the whole school. I GREEN, HARRY Pittsburgh High Schools Singles Tennis Champion Executive Committee Boys Club Harry holds two championships, namely, the Pgh. High School Tennis Championship and the Schenley High Blushing Championship. His hair, smile, and especially that blushare envied by all the girls. Yet Harry remains aloof from the ladies. Perhaps this is the secret of his success. GREENSTEIN, VVILLIAM-HVVALLYH Motto Committee Who was it said no one possesses a deep affection for an obese individual or something to that effect? Back to the bushes, old-timer, you're a has-been. We'll admit that Wally is stout Qwe c'an't help itj but that just makes things more interesting. He sure does emanate friendliness and there is plenty of emanating surface. He's a regular man- eater on the Remington. GOULD, MILDRED- MID Cheer Leader Class Book Committee Class Play Cast Secretary Economics Club Stunt Day Mid's 'a girl with a soul of loyalty. Wherever there is a game or any other activity-there you'll be sure to find our cheerleader, always cheering and encouraging-often dancing. As an all-around girl Mid stands in a class by herself. Schenley will surely miss this cheerful and capable lassie-a very cannon of Schenley Spirit.