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

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1 , 'gn Islas ' Q., I ' I I ,Fl THE SCHEHIISH .JouRrml. man Class Poem The dawn has Hooded our young lives, and passedg And now the noon draws nigh, when we at last Must brave the strife without, and leave the scene, Of four fleet years of work, and joy serene, Of eager seeking after what is true, Of earnest effort, crowned with honor due. All the great songs of earth have not been sung, Nor all the brave deeds done. Now we are young, Each may arise above the common throng, To do the famous deed, or sing the song, Or if our feet tread but the humble Way, Still let them falter not, e'er close of day. Hark, '20, rise! The clarion bugles call, Battle for Truth, and we shall never fall! IRMA ROBIN. SENIOR COMMITTEES

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History of the Class of June, '20 QWith apologies to Caseyj Do you remember When the class of June '20 Entered Schenley on Oct. 9, 1916? N' We didn 't feel a bit like Freshies, 'Cause everybody was green then, N' soon We got used to the place, N 'learned to walk, Up the down stairs, And vice versa? N' how we rambled pleasently on, Thru our first three years, N' even survived Math and Burke, N' those awful debates, So that when We reached our 12 B year, There were 'Bout three-fourths of us left, N' some of us were athletes N' writers, n'we others Were-Well- Just good Schenleyites, N' how we organized N' felt like regular f6ll61'S,, 'Cause we had such splendid officers 'N such great committees, N' a wonderful guardian, N' then We got down to Work N' began to dig in our pockets, For quarters for Johnny Ebdy, N' We got a bran' new motto Serve Honestly and Succeed N' patriotic colors-blue n' red N' how much we enjoyed those Tuesday class meetings N' our Thursday socials QThat came so regularlylj N' everything, N' how we thought tha.t '20 was the best class in the world. Do you remember? Say-can we ever forget! IRMA J. ROBIN. 10