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

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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

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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 SCHENLEY JOURNAL RYAN, EDYTHE- S11ooks Edythe is a friend of all,- Small and short, large and tall, But she failed to hear the call Of her lessons. SACKS, LOUIS- Mathematics Club. - Lou is a great mathematician. A pianist, and quite a mu.sician, And his heart's big and round, Though therein We have found, The girls hold a feeble position. SANDOR, JOSEPH- Joe Student Board, Civic Club, Chess Club. Gaze upon this lizix shark, Who thinks that subject easy. But when he talks to us like that, VVe think he's getting breezy. SCHADE, ERNEST S.- Shady Life Saving Team, '20, 321. This line lad is a good old scout, And now as he from school goes out, We hope he'll prove a huge success, And from him we expect no less. SCHWITZER, HARRY IRVIN- Sui Treasurer of Printers, Guild, Civic Club. Harry is a cheerful boy, - Who's just chuck full of joy, Of faults 'tis said he has but few, The things he does helll never rue. SEBENBERG, ROSALYN- Rose, Row Ad Quota Club. Rose is so trim and neat, In style she can't be beat, She always looks so well. But how and in what way She does it, she'll ne'er tell. SHATUN, JOSEPH-HYutz, Yershcl,' 3M years, Printers, Guild. Joe was ever rather quiet, Ever friendly, ever good, But 'tis said he gave his lessons Less attention than he should. SHIELDS, ROBERTA... Few know this lass, bu.t still that few All count her as a friend. Although she found her lessons hard, She won out in the end. i f 27