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

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THE SCHENIEY JOURNAL PORTER, LLOYD ROBERT- Aha! Here is a football star, Who's played in many a game. When we have gone from him afar, We'll ne'er forget his name. RAAB, JAMES RUSSELL-'flinif' H Civic Club. He is not very learned, itis said, Nor more than usual wiseg But numerous people call him a friend,- A thing that he can prize. Rabbits RADBOURNE, MARJORIE-UPunch Civic Club. From Britain's shores fair Marjie came, To dwell near Schenley high, But when it came to books and tests, Why, Madge just passed 'em by. REICH, IDA S.-UI, i'Reichie French Club, unior unto' Civic Club, Naturalists I I , Club, Classical Club. You'll wish you had known this lass before, When once you've met our dark-haired Ing A friend so loyal and so true, For such a chum we always sigh. REISS, BERTHA- Industrious is our Bertha, Yet very sociable toog A friend you'll always find her, And one who is true-blue. RENNER, JUANITA- Br0okie French Club. A winsome lass is she, As jolly as can beg And when youire feeling blue, 'Nita will sure cheer you. RICHARDSON, RUTH- Commercial Club, Civic Club. Ruth is often silent, but her smiles Help to brighten many weary miles. When we sit about and dream in class, We appreciate this blue-eyed lass. RIEFER, LEOPOLD G.- Printers' Guild, French Club. Leopold, typographer, . Has but one ambition,- Gaining the peak of printer's success, President Hardingys position. 2

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THE SCHEN l,EY JOURNAL OLBUM, LEONARD J.- Len Here is a chap with coal black hair, Who has a happy care-free air, VVhen girls are around he has time to spare, And as for pranks-he does his share. OSTLUND, MABEL A.- Commercial Club. We very rarely hear her voice When she is in a class, But I have heard that out of school, She's quite a friendly lass. PAGE, GRACE- Commercial Club. A budding young authoress Graces our page. At her stories and lessons She's clever and sage. PERELSTINE, JOSEPH A.- Yosel Printers' Guild, Student Board. His specs make him look intellectual, For that they truly are effectual, He's a good fellow the whole way through, There are very few things he w0n't try to do. PERLQW, ISABELLE--'fIzzy Civic Club, Commercial Club. Isabelle goes with Florence A. She's a hard worker, Never a shirker, Her friends increase- from day to day. PERRY, HAROLD L.- Perry NVi11k10,H Hpefk French Club. Harold Perry as a pupil Never made his teachers sad, He's true blue the whole way through, just a regular Schenley lad. PFAFF, MLARCELLA-i'Marcie, Patty . i 3 years, Printers' Guild, Commercial Club, C1V1 Clu.b. When we think of mirthful smiles, Quips and cranks and wanton wiles, Fun and pranks that hours beguile, We'll be thinking all the while,- Of Marcella. PONTI, GIANNETTO- Slim, l'Ponzi French Club. He's tallest as to height, The tallest in the class, But shies at the first sight Of any winning lass. 24 yy C 1 THE SCHENLEY JOURNAL MOULTRIE, JOHN- Statesman Triangle Journalists' Clu.b, Classical Club john Moultrie's aim in Schenlev's been Much more than merely just to pass, Endeavor brought to him success, He will be missed by all his class. MRUCZEK, ANTHONY- Music We're obliged to say for Tony, He must be a wondrous crony, Judging from the way his friends Rush to walk with Tony. MULHOLLAND, CLAIRE---Happy Naturalists' Club. Although quiet, she is witty, And we might say in this ditty, That at music she's proticient . But this word is insufficient. MURPHY, HELEN- Murph Leaders' Club, Student Board, Basketball '23, Basketball Manager '23, Basketball is Helen's game, Art will doubtless bring her fame: jolly and a friend that's true, Helen always shows true blue. MURPHY, PAUL- Pat Not a bird's unknown to him As the landskip round he measures, Though he never overvvorks, Studies count among his pleasures. MCCALL, ALICE- Al Art Club. A friendly maid is Alice, To none does she bear malice, A friend to every one is she, And such We hope she'll always be. MCCLINTOCK, JOSEPH H., JR.-Hoe French Club. lVIaxwelton's braes are bonnie, And he is bonnie, too. His studies lack attention, But he's a friend most true. MCDERMOTT, NAN- Na111iette, 'ARed Art Club, Track '21, '22, Basketball '22, '23 She's a quiet and demure young lass, Who never makes much noise in class. With au.burn hair and eyes of brown, She'll go forth to serve, not to win renown. 22

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THE SCHEN E ! LEY JOURNAL RIMMEL, FLORA-f'Flo, Midget She's quiet and backward, Yet full of good cheer, Though her grades were not very high While she was here. RINNE, LULA C.- Lou Commercial Club. Lula Rinne, three-o-eight, Very wise and quite sedate, Is known through all the third Hoor hall, As a friend to, one and all. ROSENBAUM, EDITH- Ede Civic Club. Edith has her merry hours, Edith has her blessinisg Edith would have better marks lf she'd had her lessons. ROSENBERG, LILLIAN- Leaders' Club, Student Board, Civic Club. Our Lillian has black curls, She's liked by boys and girls, With winning smile so bright, She is a welcome sight. ROTT, D. LOUISE- Rott, Tommy Choral Club, French Club. Rottie's a flapper up-to-date, Who often comes to classes lateg At all the socials she is seen, For as a dancer she's most keen. ROWLEY, GEORGE S.- Riley, Bucldl' Student Board, French Club. He's a tennis player who knows the game, But he's not attracted by any dame. He's very quiet, is this blond. Where are the girls of whom he's fond? RUBEN, PAUL C.- Orchestra. His struggles with Burke One truth do display,- That far from his home-work He wanders away. RUFF, HENRIETTA M.- Leaders' Clubg Chemistry Labratory Assistantsg Class Play. She is a credit to our class, This persevering little lass, She's always happy, always gay, We know she will be great some day. 26