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

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THE SCHENLEY JOURNAL EBERHART, KATHERINE- Katie - Civic Club. She comes to school for class and fun, She's bright and sunny all the day, Katie is a charming girl, And sure will drive dull care away. EIGENRAUCH, ISABELLA EMMA-HBabe, Civic Club. 4'Emi' Our Emma's quiet in her class, And never slights her work at school, But she can dance the livelong day, When shels beyond the teacher's rule. ELKINS, THOMAS A.- Tom 32 years, Franklin Debating Club, Triangle Jour- nalists' Club, Mathematics Club, Vice President '23g French Club. Hail to thee, sage student, Shirk thou never Wert, That at school Ctis prudentlj Glad'nest thy young heart, In studious hours of work at Sagest vvisdom's mart. EPSTEIN, BEATRICE H.- Bee Leaders' Club, Civic Club. Fair Beatrice, as you may see, A daughter of the gods must be. Else why is she so straight and tall That she towers o'er us in the hall? EPSTEIN, SOPHIE-'ASoph 32 years, Commercial Club, Civic Club. Sophie is a real nice girl, She does her bit in class, Everyone is sure to like This handsome, dark-haired lass. FASSBERG, BELLA ELIZABETH--'iBel1 Civic Club. Before she had them bobbed She used to have long curls, She had to have them cut To look like other girls. FELLMAN, MARTIN- Mutt Basketball '22, '23. He's quite a star at basketball, In class he's hardly heard at allg But he who once his friendship gains, Has won a prize,-hels worth the pains. FERGUSON, MATTIE-'iMat, Bettie Oh, Mattie is a lively lass, VVith quite a bit to sayg And with her friends, and far from class, Forsooth, she is quite gay. ll

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THE SCHEN E LEY JOURNAL DAVIS, LEWIS W.- Louise, Lew an years, Triangle Journalists'g Ad Quota Club. The traffic coppers stand and stare When Lewis comes to town! He runs those ads down by the pair, Of brains hels got a lion's share, Hels sure to gain renown. DAVIS, D. LORRENE- Larry,,' Civic Club, Art Club. Renie Quite a stylish maid she is, Chic and charmingly petiteg Noted for her taste in dressg No one can with her compete. DEAN, JAMES A.- Farmer,l' -Iimmiel' Choral Club, Mathematics Club. The young man, whom we all know as Dean, Is a sport, who is sincere and clean. But we have a hunch That it is down at lunch, His very best work may be seen. DE WEES, DOROTHY-i'Dot, D0tty Dot has fluffy, golden hair, A soft and sweet and genteel air, Shels popular with boy and girl And always in the social whirl. DIMLING, DOROTHY- Dot, Dot to dances is inclined, She likes the college chaps. One, welre sure, is underlined. Could we tell who? Perhaps! f'D0tty'l DINES, FREDA- Fritzy,'l Dinsey Civic Club, Printersl Guild, French Club. Freda modest is and quiet, Yet a dancer good is sheg She is seen at all the socials, And's as friendly as can be. DOUGLAS, M. ELEANOR-- Doug 3M years, Leaders' Club, Sec'y. '22, Trea. '23 Track, Swimming, '21, '22, '23, Student Board Once captain of the swimming team, A Leaderll in the gym, Doug certainly has proved her worth: A girl with pep and vim. DOYLE, JULIA-f-Jewew Civic Club. Miss Julia's earnest intention Of carrying through Whatever sheld do, Is worthy of honorable mention. 10

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THE SCHENLEY JOURNAL FINE, REBECCA E.-- Red, 'lBecky President, Leaders' Clubg Secretary, French Club Civic Clubg Class Play, Social Chairman. We all agree most heartily, Rebecca sure is fine, And when, perchance, she's at the dance, The boys stand up in line, FINEBERG, EMMALINE-t'Em Shels rather quiet and quite shy, But friendly and sincereg She'll ever be the same dear girl, Unchanged from year to year. FOX, DALLAS KYLE-A'Dal, I-Toxyl' Student Boardg Printers' Guild, Track '21 and '22 Manager Football '22, Class Play. Dallas is one that we all must admire, Because of his pleasant, congenial waysg He always is seen in most proper attire, And a part in the heart of a maiden he plays. FRANKEL, BELLE- Commercial Clubg Civic Club. A quiet lass is Belle, Of' studies we shanlt tell, But of her winning smile, And friendship that's worth while. FRAZIER, LUCIUS- Lu Student Board, Naturalists' Club. Lucius Frazier has a blush That puts the girls to shameg Although he doesn't like to dance, He's pleasant just the same. FROCHT, DORA- 3 years. D is for Dora whom we all admire, O for her optimism,-to sadness a knell, R for her russet hair, gleaming like fire, A is for Art in which she does excel. FROMME, LOUIS HENRY- Civic Club, Classical Club. He's been with us for but a year, From 'way down south he came up here. A jolly fellow full of fun, Who's ever ready with a pun. FULTON, MARGARET E.- Peggy, Madge Commercial Club. Our Peggy's rather quiet in school, But outside sheys chuck full of fung So you may be surprised to hear, She always has her lessons done. 12