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

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GAINEY, CHARLES W.- Chuck Senior Footballg Basketballg Track. His thoughts are so profound and deep, that someu times in elass he seems to sleep. But when on hikes with his friends he goes, his-brighter view of life he shows. He may seem bored when in school all day, but out of school you'll hnd him gay. GAMBRILL, MARTHA F.- Mart Choral Club, Picture Committee. Martha might like school if she didn't have to study anything but harmony. Such unimportant subjects as his- tory and English are mere discords in an otherwise en- joyable life. However, Mart has never yet been too bored to giggle-the thing that makes her famous everywhere. GEY, HENRIETTA- Henry Civics Club, Class P1ay,Castg Choral Clubg Class Bas- ketball '21g Commercial Club. Henry is tall, L'Henry is thin. Henry is full of fun and vim. She likes to joke and talk in the hall, she likes to play at basketball. Her marks rarely go below C. and if she studies, she can make a B. These are a few of the reasons why we all are fond of Henry Gey. GITTINS, FREDERICK- Fred I Fred is a quiet fellow who never makes a fussg to see him is the only way we know that he's with us. Although he's s1ow,. he's steady, and gets there all the same, for Gittens gms in everything Cif we may use his namej. GOLDBLUM, EMMA- Em Naturalists' Clubg Class Play Cast. Here's as quiet a maid as you'll ever find. We never dreamt she was medically inclined: she's going to study pharmacy, a mighty good mixer of medicine she'll be. Em's an example of a girl that has brains, besides many useful and generous aims. 25

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FELSER, ABE MORTON- Fels Class Play Committee: Schenley Gears, Advisory Board, Class Basketball. A happy, jolly fellow, an athlete of renown, his face wears always one broad smile, we never see him frown. And so we wish him lots of luck,-may his courage never swerve, when out into this great big world our Abe goes forth to serve. FELSER, ISADORE- Doc Dewey 'Chemistry Clubj Class Play Cast: Class Basketball. a-.. Hcre's good-natured, easy going Isadore. His good humour is as perpetual as the marcelle wave in his hair. Felser's a genius at asking ingenious questions and giving ingenious answers, it's rumored that Mr. Cloos is keeping a record of the startling information Issie gives him in Civie's class. The next best thing to being wise is to pretend you are. FEUCHTWANGER, SIGMUNDf Siggy Gucher Civic Clubg Social Committee. This short and snappy fellow with an overflow of vim is really never out of the social swim. He's a favorite with the girls, they like him one and all. His standards are high, though he's not very tall. FINGOLD, AB E- Abe Camera Club, Secretary '20, Chemistry Club, Chem- istry Laboratory Assistants. Abe is an all-around fellow, a very likable chap. This lad is no shirker, he is a fast worker, with plenty of push and snap. He's known by all for his humor and pep,- a remarkable guy with a similar 'Arep. FISCHER, MINNIE- Min Triangle Journalists' Club, Exchange Editor, Triangleg. Eugrossers' Club, Civic Club, Naturalists' Club. Minnie is a gentle lass, a quiet member of our class. She does her work and goes her way, with not so very much to say, but later when we hear her name we hope 't will be attached to fame. 24

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GOLLA, MARGARET TERESA-- Peg The only regrettable thing ahout Margaret is the short time she has heen with ns. She has fitted into our elass in a way that makes us wonder how we got along without her. The ehief of l'eg's many eharnis is her heau- tiful hair. GOODMAN, SARAH Dramatic Cluhg tiommereial Cluhg Song' and Yell Committeeg Class Play Cast. Are you worried. sad. or blue: Come! Sarah knows what is good for yon. She'll tell you a story hoth witty and glad, and make you forget you ever were sad. XVith a large supply of sparkling wit, this hrown-eyed lass seores a hig hit. GRAF, SARAH FRANCESH Sally jiggs Orehestrag Motto Committee: Mandolin Cluhg Com- mereial Cluhg Orehestra Librarian: Yell and Sony' Com- mittee. ls there anyone who's not notieed when our orchestra does play, a golden head in the eorner where the violins hold sway? And under the hair so lovely, that looks like a wavy sea, is a faee that is as charming as a faec ean be-- one that is always ready to hreak into a laugh. XX-'hy, surely you all know her, our classmate, Sarah Graf. GRAY, EMILY ARLIONE- lim Dramatic Cluhg Naturalists' Club, Viee President 'Zig Triangle journalists' Cluhg Student lloardg Civie Cluh: Class Book Comnntteeg lixeeutive Committee lfreneh Clnh. lfmily is a maiden with talents so replete, that it does strike us funny and not exaetly meet. that as a ehoiee for her life's work she'd he so indisereet as choosing that of hunting' hugs in summer's seorehing heat. GROSSMAN, FANNIE llere again the adage. Laugh and the world laughs with you, proves true. for no sooner does Fannie's hearty. merry laugh ring out than all of us join in. Fan is some ex- ponent of the art of jazz, for her musie always sets our feet a-goin'. All in all. Fan has won our hearts by her jolly ways and her ready sympathy. 26