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

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FA Y, HE LEN He1en's not a noisy lass, But she's pretty fair in class, For you know she can't be dumb, Since from Greenville she does come. Diligence is the mother of good fortune. FISCHER, FRED- Fred , Ditts Hockey '19-'20, Class Book Committee, Class Picture Committee. Now Fred like Old Bud , Is an artist, I'm told, With pencil and pad Cartoons he'll unfold: But cities and maps- Good heavens! we've told. What's in a name? li'lTZGl+IRALD, BERNADETTE4-''Bonnie' Class Book Committee, Class Basketball, Varsity Capt. '20, Leaders' 'C1ub, Civic Forum, 'Vice-president Naturalists' Club, Student Board. Our Bonnie is gay and light-hearted, And sweet and dear as can be, Her lips in a smile always parted, In greeting for all she may see. Athlete, reader- A dandy all round girl is she. Dancer, leader -- Oh, Bonnie! Ne'er lose that bright glee. tShe should be good after thisl As merry as the day is long. FITZPATRICK. EDXVARD Student Board '19-'20, Civic Forum. Ed is tall and very thin- In gym he's not a, star, He takes commercial salesrnanship- We hope he will go far. Long as a mast. FOSTER, DONALD- Don Senior Social Orchestra, Gun Club, W. S. S. This Don's a lean, long, lanky guy- In orchestra banjo's his pie, In corridors we find him roam With girls-no, but with Bill and Strohmg In class we've questions that are strong, But Don will answer right or wrong. He has flashes of delightful silence. 28

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EILER, ROBERT- Bob Student Board '18, Chairman Ring Committee, Class Book Committee, Hockey '19-'20, French Club. At hockey he's a terror, For he's always on the job, But when it comes to girls, good-night! You hate 'em, don't you Bob? Thou hast the fatal gift of beauty. EMERSON, STROHM- J, S. Swimming, Student Board '19, Capt. Life Saving Crew, Gun Club, Class Play Committee. Strohm Emerson has traveled much- He's been in far Japan, Of swimming and all water sports, He is an ardent fan. But we must sadly tell on Strohm, At night he's sometimes lazy, And in his classes the next day His answers oft are hazy. Ah, why should life all labor be? ESPENSCHADE, ANNA Ring Committee, Leaders' Club, Swimming Team '20, Life Saving, Civic Forum. Does she dance, does she sing, Does she pull an A , Does she skate and does she swim, And basketball does play? , Does she? I'll say she does. Laugh and the world laughs with you. ETZEL, BETTY Choral Club, Tennis. 'Tis quite a crime to worry over some old musty books, For girls should worry fBetty thinksj only about their looks, And so you seldom see her with her head bent deep in thought- Unless it's over some new hat or coat that she has bought. Night after night she sat and bleared her eyes with books. EWART, WILLIAM- Bill Senior Dance Orchestra. A chap whose friendship is worth while, A chap who has a great big smile, A chap, alas! who's led astray By wiles of charming fair ones gay, That's Bill. 'tMy heart is Wax to be molded as she pleases. 27

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FRANK, JEAN Business Committee, Class Play Caste, Civic Forum Triangle Club. There is a small lassie named Jean, As Winsome as ever was seen, She raises her eyes A11d within them there lies A light that's both cunning and keen. A smile from her would banish care, So charming is my Jean. FRASER, DONALD- Dingbat Track, Schenley Reds. Donald is very thin and tall And he's a player of basketball. But if a girl should come his way, He's simply bound to run away. The human interrogation point. FREDERICK, ELIZABETH- Betty Naturalists' Club. She prattles in an infant's tongue, This child of large dimensiong She giggles at the slightest thing, But she has good intention, Her heart's proportionate to her size- She'll grow up some daygmaybeg From pure affection we excuse The ramblings of this baby. A countenance in which did meet Sweet records, promises as sweet. FRIEDMAN, SARAH Choral Club, Naturalist Club. Sarah Friedman is a girl Who seems to shun the social whirl, Far from the crowd's ignoble strife, She walks sedately on through life. Why don't the men propose, mamma, why don't the men propose? FRIGUND, LOUISE Leaders' Club, Social Chairman, Chemistry Club, Civic Forum, Triangle Club, Ring Committee, Varsity Swimming. She's seen on horseback on the drives- 'Tis true, on outdoor sports she thrives, But ne'er the less, she's there in class And always at the head does passg With books and sports and dresses, too, She's sure some girl, I'll tell to you. There's something winning in her coldness. 29