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

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BROXVN, MARY ' Mary L. Brown Cmay her rashness ne'er ceasej Awoke one day from a deep dream of peace, Report at the oflice at once! she was told, Do you think cutting periods the school's rep will up- hold? But Mary just smiledg she was used to such calls, For more than one time she'd been caught in the halls, Still, it's imps such as she that are always liked best, Because they're so merry and quite self-possessed. Study is a weariness of the flesh. BRUNTON, JOSEPH-' ' Rameses II Class Secretary, Student Board '19, Pres. Hobby Club '19-'20, Civic Forum, French Club. He's big and tall, Beloved of all, A fine scribe you'll agreeg But running his Lizzie Keeps him so busy. A chauffeur it seems he will be. Remote from cities lived a Swain. BYRNE, MARTIN- Texas Class Basketball. Martin is one who does, not give a hang, This can be seen by his hair a la bang. This little kid is laughed at by the boys- Reason enough since he makes so much noiseg Proof may be had if you'1l step into class Where you'll find Texas still shooting the gas. A plentiful lack of wit. CA PLAN, LEO Oh Leo, should a lion wild Happen to see you in some class, He'd gaze with awe and manner mild At talk and words from such a child. A word to the unwise is useless CARLISLE, HELEN Helen is a happy lass, She's seldom sad, 'tis true, Except of course when in the class, For there she's frightened blue. The only way to have friends is to smile. 20

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BOLLENS, ARCHIE This young man's ambition Is to be a journalist, But we're sure iwe've read his stuffj His calling he has missed. He that wants should not be bashful. BOLLINGER, LAURA- Lary Naturalist Club. There is a young lady named Laura, Who always says, Wait, 'til tomorrow. But poor Laura, 'tis said, Will get some marks in red, Since her lessons are her greatest sorrow. A fig for care-a Hg for woe. BRAUMAN, KATHLEEN- Katty Class Play Caste, Leaders' Club '18-'19, Triangle Club, Modern Language Club '18-'19. At dancing Katty is a shark, At acting she's a starg But when she starts to argufy, She doesn't get so far. They say the best men are moulded out of faults. BRFINNAN, ANNA Naturalist Club, Civic Forum. That school should begin at 8:45 ls a thing to which she can't agree, For she will come in late, Though 'tis always her fate, To be told she must come 'round at three. Better late than never. BROOKS, HE DEN- Br00kSie Class Play Caste, Basketball '19, Civic Forum, Commencement Speaker. Greek myths tell a tale of a maid of this name, Whose face launched a thousand of ships, Though this Helen may not attain such great fame, We know she tries all to eclipse- For an actress she is and a writer as well, So famous she'l1 be, we foretell. 'tSpare thy breath to cool thy porridgef' 19

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CA RLSUN, ELSIE Basketball. Elsie is not studious, That fact no one will doubtg But yet she's always happy And we never see her pout. She sorter keeps things lively in the vale of human hearts. CARR, MURRAY Hobby Club, Mandolin Club, Modern Language Club, Student Board '20. Murray is not tall, Neither is he smallg A Franklin you will find he runs, And all the girls our Murray shuns. Out of my way. CHILDS, JENNIE- Jen Civic Forum, Leaders' Club, Chemistry Club. Jennie giggles all day long- She doesn't think that giggling's wrong: She's sure to drive the blues away With her smiling face and winning way. Laugh not too much. CHORNYAK, JOHN Chemistry Club, Civic Forum, Naturalist Club. At history he's a shark, But physics-ah, That is not such a lark. And he's often been heard to say, That he prays for the beautiful day Which will bring to an end his hard way. His reason for which is most easily' seen When you are informed that the ro0m's one fourteen. Throw physic to the dogsg I'1l have none of it. CLARK, BEN Civic Forum. Ben likes to have a lot of fun- So seldom is his nightwork doneg He likes the girls, he likes to dance, , Which does not tend his grades to advance. He multiplieth words without knowledge. 21