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

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. gm mg THE sCHE,NLEY JOURNAL I D I3 D ' f ' WILLEY, JOSEPH CURRIE 'J e Class President, Stud , '2 Art Clul '23, V rsi 1 iiig ,2 23, i' fe-Savi ' ' t A uie ' 35, ota b i . x Our 1d nt is heg i ,1 ith the h. can he swim But don't praise h' , Or he will surely ush. I ABEL, RALPH R.- Ray' ' There once was a fellow named Abelg He's handsome and that is no fable, But at-night, l've a mind, You're not likely to find His books all spread out on the table. ALLSUP, KENNETH E.- Keggs Pattern Makers' Club, '22, Studentst Board, '23, Baseball, '22, Capt. '23, Keggs', helped to increase dear Schen- ley's fame, In many a hard-fought baseball game, He also tried hard his teachers to please, For one can't lie easy on beds of E's. ALPERN, MARIAN- Maryl' A little and rather vivacious brunette, The kind of girl one simply cannot forget: She works and she plays with an equal delight, For one of her talents the future seems bright. ALPERN, SAMUEL-i'Sam ZX? years, Franklin Debating Club, Student Board, Classical Club, Class Play. Not often is it done you will admit, Not many fellows have the vim and grit, To make the grind in two and one-half' years, So for this worker let's give three big cheers. .41-----by 8

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THE SCHENLEY JGURNAL 7 SENIOR OFFICERS

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A 1 Afgl THIS sen1c,N1,1sY joUnNAL gmmg ALVIN, ANTHONY J.-HAI Spanish Stunt Day Committee. NVhether a wealthy potentate, Or dashing sheik upon the screen, VVill he this handsome person's fate, In some far future will be seen. f AN REWS, ALIQEQAL L oral ' ',1yJ22l, srtideut '23, ' Co111i VyLj To watcl' l r cl nee is inure delight, Herf? ,fis Y l1 In cl ss she ctgijajgfs em so bright, But sits and ' tens, quite demure. Her energy and pe X 'lr 63' 'ber 4 -'J-'f - 'V I r XRENSBM ATRICE A. Bee' f french I L , Naturalistfs' uh 1e's .si in class, but n 0 si 3- XYork not at Be aves. f' e lin , 0' For other tl1Q? :iv , JJ.: BAILEY, FRANK B.- Farmer, 'ifiavoline Gus' dur Fra s anoy- with an unfailing AS those i is cla ' will often admit He's trying c ' , r ' mechanic to he. If he just lceps on tr ing, that encl he will see. BAKER, WILLIAM- NVilliey' Pattern Makers' Club. Here is a boy who is pleasant and gay, Even though stories of woe he may tell But when asked questions in English . Nay, nay: Lessons are over, I heard the lunch bell.' .,,a1, fil ls, i x l I 5 9 41 1-.il