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

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THE SCHEN L E Y J 0 U R N A L GOLDSMITH, NORMAN ROBIN- Goldie French Clubg Chess Club. ,Though not a brilliant student, Hisi book was eier his friend. A careful youth, and prudent, Of quiet, thoughtful trend. GORDON, SADYLLE- Sade an yearsg Student Board, French Clubg Classical Club, Civic Club. Since Syd does lessons till late at night, Youid think it was her main delight, But to the socials she does go, And ne'er a dance does mis-s, we know. GRIFFIN, CAROLYN- Skeets, Carol Orchestra, Art Club. We're all much in love with this pretty young miss, Her charms have entranced us for fairg But we dare not say moreg we're afraid to, you know, Therels a young man who bids us beware. GROSSMAN, DOROTHY G.- Dot, HD. G. Secretary, Senior Class, Student Board, Sec.-Treas. Choral Clubg Sec.-Treas., Civic Clubg Classical Clubg Triangle Journalists' Club. Dot is a jolly little lass, Who never troubles trouble. She's known in Schenley by her laugh, It is to her a rod and staff! Where can we find her double? HAMILTON, WARREN- Ham, HamlJ011eS Baseball, '23. Warren is a student tall, Who thinks athletics are not all For which he came to Schenley's hall' So readin', writin' and 'rithmetic He studies hard. He is a brick. 1 HAMLIN, FRED- Sharon Triangle journalists' Club, Civic Board. It is due to the efforts of Fred, That this beautiful book may be read. Through the use of his brain To great heights he'll attain, And the pathways of glory will tread. Clubg Student HAUS, WILLIAM- SM yearsg French Club. Curly-headed William Haus, Unobtrusive as a mouse, Can not, for pure shyness, show Wisdom he must surely know. HENSHAW, HARRY S.-- HawkSl'1aW Student Board. I Parties are his chief diversion. Of jokes he has the latest version. He likes, 'tis said, 'most every girl, But has his special twist and twirl. 14

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THE SCHENLEY JOURNA GAMBRILL, HCWARD- Howdy Civic Club. He's known to be a rare 'good sportg He sees the joke in everythingg And when the crowd's around the hall You'll hear his merry laughter ring. GEIDEL, GERT RUDE-- Naturalists, Club. It is known of Gertrude Geidel That shels very seldom idleg When not reading from a book, She is learning how to cook. GINSBURG, ABRAHAM M.- A, M., HGi11ZlC', Triangle journalists' Clubg French Club, Sec'y., Mathematics Club. Triangle Club? Yes. And the journal staff, too. Always helpful and never complaining. Our Ginsburg is noted for all of these things: It's a matter of brains and of training. GLUCK, EDW.- Fish, iiTH11k,y Orchestrag Choral Club, Civic Clubg Swimming Team '20, '21, '22, '23. Gluck is a plunger much renowned, Which is because he is so round, In orchestra his horn doth resound. What would we do without him around? GLUCK, ESTELLE- Choral Clubg Orchestra. The viola that Estelle plays, Makes her look quite diminutive. She's not well known about the school, For she's not very talkative. GOFF, CLIFFORD W.- Cliff Of Clifford Golf we know not much, But what we know is this: That everywhere he goes heys seen With the same little Miss. GOFF, SARAH- Peggy 3 M years. A woman's glory and her crown Does Sarah Golf possess, Her gleaming hair seems to have felt King Midas's caress. GOLDBLUME, ALBERT- Alu 3 yearsg Civic Clubg French Club, Mathematics Club. Subdued and quiet are his Ways, His school-work's merited much praiseg A credit to his class is he.- May great success in life his be. 13

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THE SCHENLEY jOURNAL HEPNER, ESTHER- Hep, Essie . Civic Club, Student Board, Choral Clubg Printers' Guild. Esther's a happy, jolly lass, Who's tried not very hard to pass, She is a friend to great and small: K'Hi Hep We hear all through the hall. HERRING, ALICE-HFish Naturalists' Club. She likes to read, She likes to write, In botany She's very bright. HERRINC1, HERBERT-A'Hcrb, i'Fish Apple-cheeked Herb is indeed a good sport, Whenever one needs him he's always alert, He's clever and witty and chuck full of pep, And he with his classmates has gained quite a rep. HILL, MARTHA BASELLA- Marne Classical Club, Civic Clubg Art Club, Chemistry Club. Martha's rather quiet, Martha's rather shy, But friends she has a plenty And her standard's very high. HINDERER, KENNETH-4'Kcnn Orchestra g Track. Though comparisons are odious, We'll say Kennethls as melodious As anyone whom We've heard yet, Who plays upon the clarinet. HIRSCH, DONALD- Don, Rusty Mathematics Club, Chess Club. Light-hearted lad with the coppery hair! Argue in class? He can do it-for fair. Chuck full of jokes and of all kinds of fun, Still he makes sure that his work is well done. HOLLINGER, CATHERINE- Katie, Kitty Student Boardg Leaders' Club. She's sweet and she's pretty, Not shy, but demureg And its simply uncanny The Way she can lure. HOLMES, J. WELFRED- Fats French Club, Classical Club. This classmate, who answers to Welfred , Looks happy, contented, and well fed. With temperament kind, A bright, active mind, For the meanings of Milton he delv-ed. 15