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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1932 volume:

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S7 Shock Troops ....... .... 1 Ol The Surprise Attack .... .... 1 09 Our Flying Corps ....................... 111 Signing of the Declaration of Independence 130 Taps . . . ............................... .132 7. 2 z 1 LI Z 3 E , K 1 f E 2 3 V The Patriot George Washington, our patriot, Beloved will ever be A symbol of the warning light On the shore of a rolling sea. He stands for all that's just and good For all that's fine and true, For the will of men who, valiantly, Resolve to dare and do. A glorious light he shines today, A guiding star for Youth, Who strive to lead as once he led, Spurred on by faith and truth. Martha Brown, '32. p Gust Guide George 'Washington, O patriot, 'your body lies at rest, But still your spirit lives with us, and may it be twice blest. Though first in war, your guiding star was peace, and now we see That hand in hand, in this great land, tread peace and loyalty. George Washington, O patriot, has peace been cried in vain 5 'Twas Liberty unsheathed your sword, what better cause or aim? A law to make, but none to break you've left behind fine thoughts, To guide the ways through darksome days of future patriots. Victor Gardner, '32, 1, ..- -L , ,-. v nl S., -1 .iili-,.1 fyfi-uuv-511'-f feqqg- .'s2E.1i'451ei:+fv'-521:59 ' f '7-yi 14F 'ik54- 4,::f.fPPs:1.f'a1-ffm' :,w.:1-wi.--.ff u -'n:.,-V -4.1: 'xv-' -I-..---:ff--sf wagifs:C-.h?1'-f'f'21nf9a.v?5 '5:235KEf115v,ff4F!i,.LaQ5gg5f3igigflfiifqifviigexffin, -iL.e1,1:-..:,1 1-,:f1f.:i fir. 2552? f-iz!g.lEf:8Si'4rffzgffxei.a3i53'5x3E.Y:a1ip f Lw'+a:1s:-2 z.- ,-'ua-'1-1,gf1v?H'-I- fir: iw-- -V+f:'::1:f,:.ff'i'F'.::f-Af-1Xfllfimf.-, r'f:'5f5i:f:,z22f:..fx'fr:-11:-'-uspwA Lftffff 1:-pg jrgfafg , 1, :.'f55Tz1gq1-1 nifpyiafzg, q. 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VANCE PERKINS, '35 ' ifr' if , - - 4 A' .ffi fili infix-af I ,y,1 f . .... -.f J id if 'QWQV M 4 we lv W' it l .10 The Father of our Country 11 THE SCHENLEY JOURNAL Qilcdi Gilosry She heard humanity's piercing cry, And placed the stars of Freedom high Upon a Field of virgin blue, A plea to all men, brave and true, To draw the sword and malce a stand Against an unjust Motherland. She lcnew by light in brave men's eyes That love of freedom never dies, So from the souls of their womeniollc, She wove For the patriots a cloalc Stainless white, as the driven snow, Then watching the blood of heroes Flow, Crimson red the seams she dyed, And deftly, capable Fingers plied. Joining the three with needle and thread She placed the flag at the army's head. Answering Washington's urgent need, By malcing a standard designed to lead All men who followed this leader brave, To certain vict'ry, our land to save. And now a voice from the years across, Bids us pay homage to Betsy Ross. Eulaila Ecltstein, '33 12 Answering Washingtons urgent need By making a standard designed to lead 13 To The lFaculty of Schenley High School E, the graduating class of lune X 1932, wish to express to you, our educational patriots, our apprecia- tion of your untiring and unselflsh efforts in our behalf cluring four years in Schenley l-ligh School. We shall en, deavor to holol fast the high ideals you have taught us as incentives to future efforts to become worthy of our great inheritance.. We wish to leave with you our sincere thanlcs. 14 THE SCHENLEY JOURNAL .:f.y,gfA:-fag? N J' I 3 ' ' ' 5 I Q 4. , y I .J.w..f 6 ,,,.m,-.q,M,+ I I' 4 Wig 9- Mai? Ig: 'lmwfibz 'SM M524 'fm my HRK' WMIW N m, 1 I D il a MMI! JIM LL-E-Eff' - 5 f A I f' R . . 7. ,,:' R, -if ff-.W 'ff E-'-mf . ' FH A rf, .I A ' 4, v is? + 53,-Rf'5IT?'1l:'7?'lk4! x F 1 1 - I I-Aff A 13 -I-.ve -:I 'I TI? f R.,-.E.a vu-1 - + -N ' gr , ,I III I I I I Q' 5 I QQ 1 ' ' ' TL f,i f:1: X x 3' 1 'AI -, 'WETII II I I M. 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RUTH SIMON GRACE Tl' ITE RING COMMITTEE HfIXN'.XIiIl INIAILARQFE, Chairman NIARY CHORIIA LEE HAYUEN WAL'rER IJONALDSON MARY VVETTACI-I PICTURE COMMITTEE VVILLIAM HIGIQINS, Clzairmau LILLIAN OINEILL AR'l'Hl'R RAIJIN I'A1'L I.AzuvL M.-XIQY JANE ROCHE FLOWER ANU COLOR COMMITTEE VVILIIUR BARR, Chairman J1-:A,xNE BECRFIELD JAMES LADLI-IY NIARY D1-:Nr VANEssA ROBINSON SONG, YELL AND MOTTO COMMITTEE ' ELIZNA SCONZA, Chairman Lows FAAS LULA KIiI.l.l4fY ELIEANUR I'IOEClIS'I' LURENZO MA HAN GIFT COMMITTEE CIIARLES HfII'1Y, Clmiruzuzz CLARENCE HAGMEIER NIARIE MCGIIATH Rm-:A KLEIN JOHN IIRIQSTO :ALICE NYRIGHT CLASS PLAY PURLICITY COMMITTEE I'II':RMA!N AICCLAIN, Clmirnnm PHIL11' KENNEDY EDVVARII QLHLL BETTY I'AN'rz1s Hman SA1l'1'l1 CLASS PLAY PROPERTIES COMMITTEE RERECCA FARBER, Chairman JACK ERELRERG RosE RANNIGAN ARLINE JASKOL VIOLA SCUILLO JOHN KIACKRELL . 'BELLE SLAVKIN EDYTHE TABACK STUNT DAY COMMITTEE MARJORH-2 Jo1cE, Chairman FRANK BUCUIGROSSI ROBERT ROCK KATHRX'NE MAN'N ROSE SIEGEL ALBERT MCABEE REUBEN STUTCH 18 THE SCHENLEY WILLIAM THOMAS GORDON 'tBill lVillie' Clasx I're.ridc'nt,' Student Board, President, '30, '3Ig Banker.: A,vroeiation,' Football, ,3O, '31, Bds- krtball, '29, TC1ll1iX,' Track, Le Cerele Francais, Claxs Play Cast Of course a president should shine In work of any sortg But Bill's the best executive This side a foreign port. EDNVARD RAYMOND ADAMS Eddie Shorty SUJIIMER SCHOOL In legal teehniealities This boy would like to star By winning every single ease VX'hen he's before the bar. ANTHONY AIELLO Al Freneli, Gym Team A Craftsman hue is this lad Al, VVho does his work so well. A jeweler someday he'll be, So much we have heard tell. x xt. SAUIL ALBERT ' A ' Chess, Vice-President, ,3X, ,32 f Saul is the atmosphere seen 'round The Physics lab. at night, x ' An Edison someday he'll be ' And bring the world new light. W f- ,.' K- V xx xv ,V 1 ,X HELEMfx1.T,3l1AN , , l ' f ?lBabe Sweetlyielenl loves to swim and dal' e I-X Andl pla lat volleybalfg Y ICI1 511645 Z1 stenegraphcir XX A S 'Al hded the fliusixless ea l. A 'X .X u , . ' X J ERNESTINE LOIS ANDERSON Valley Ball Iler art she calls her treasure ehest g VVhere line technique is sought. A cultured nurse she aims to be, To serve is her first thought. 19 , E ri1ie JOURNAL l'Hli SCHENLEY JOURNAL fit 1 , ,fi 1 K , ,,- 't . - ' -4 ' g t t Qf1iTRUDE norms ,xNfQ1?te.SoN Hom Iiaahatlstlll, V285 1l'Qllt'ylgafh '3Ig Trark, '29, '30 Sihfe' likes fo read the books hy Scott, And also l'etet1Kyneg VVjth 'liclnnmcl Burke we know she's A Dickens of a time. had -ff' MARY LlLl.lAN ANDERSON CllI0l'fll,' Ifaxketball Lil' W'hen Mary in her classroom sits, Her thoughts are on the wing, But when she's with the Choral Clnlm You ought to hear her sing. NVILBUR LESTIQR BARR 'tBi1l Red Chemistry Lab. A.s'si.viaut.f, President, 'gtg Camera Treaxurer, '31, '32g Tlwspiamg' Bankerx .Al.fsovia- tion, Flower and Color Committee, Chairman A dark room holds a thrill for him, He likes photography. In History he clocs excel, Ancl dotes on Chemistry. KATHRYN ELLA HAI RD Cvograplzy ..Kay, Kay is athletic, loves to skate, And jokeishe surely can! She has that thing that some call it And says she'll get her man i Hl'1LliN ETI-IEL BAl.MliR Classiral, .S'vt'1'ett1ry, '30, lblleylmll ln Halleck's mysteries engrossed, NYC Find this lass is gay. lt's Parlez-vous francais ? yes, French,- That steals her mirth away! CLARENCE M. BARNES, JR. His voice may roam at any time From bass to tenor key, Concerning clynamos and such He never lmored will be. Buff 20 I THE SCHENLEY JOURNAL MARIAN B. BARRIS Babe l'rcnflL,' Student Board, Social Committee A senior she has now become, At last l She sighs relicfg A hard grind it has been for me, But oh! it was so hrief . JEANNE MARGARET BECKFIELD Jeanie Tlzc5p1'a11s,' Frenfh, Flower and Color Committee Now who would think that quiet Jeanne Is an accomplished flirt? That she dislikes a erooner famed, She'll forcihly assert. EVA BERLIN Shady Gvrnzanj Choral Although she's small and quiet too, She's fond of having fun. For sewing she has lots of time, For boys she's surely none. ANI IRIS DE EIN U ERJSQHONLA' A 1 at likes to argue with Her t chars, onevand all. Her vie is 'are sane and logical ,f- But metimes wrath forthcall. Joi IN BEYERS 'ifafku Geography, Cross Country, '30, SZC'lllllllllIg, '31, '32, Track, '31, '32 His hobby lies in love of sports, At which he's excellent. XVhen he is seen upon the track, On viet'ry he is bent. JEAN BLAIR Sh0rty Gvograplzyg Safely Patrol, Tmcle, '29, '30, '31g Basketball, '30, '31, Swimming, '29, Forestry SL'i4'11t'U Our Shorty is athletic, 'though She isn't very tallg ' A sport enthusiast, she likes Her gym walks-not at all. 21 THE SCHENLIEY JOURNAL -IOSEPH BERNARD BLOCK I?crnie Journal Sfaffg Tl1vspia11.v,' f:t'7'lHC1I1,' liranklin De- bating, Sccn'lary, '30 A whiz in studies, full of fun, The life of our wholv staff At all his jokes and husincss rush VVQ take timc off to laugh. LYIJIA DOROTHEA BOYD Lyd Lydja Outilyclja is a charming girl, Wl1o likcs to read and danccg But when her music shc begins, ' An ogre shc'd entrance. DOROTHY BRADLEY Dot Our Dorothy's a quict girl Who makes but little stir, In business a succt-ss shc'll hc, A good stcnographcr. i V NIA w MARGAR T BRATTMAN ulllarly' S lr T arp i n.r,' ,S'rri'icc' C Ir o to much ho c k shc's averse, But cs to type l read: nil wh 1 somclEZIy's stcnog, shc Will 'O.K.'l inrlccil. X S. f QE: N 1 rea tl ' minclccl wit, , ' c cloc n misuse. lt's ol cting . od hooks Tl igi ', mental '- MILAN K, BRIQNKUS l?riuky 1lIu..riu,' Sf11dt'1If Ilorirrlg .SiIL'l!l1ll1illtj A hright and shining light is hc, For gloom a lightning curcg NVQ could forgive him anything If hc'cl forgut, hiXlUllSUOl'.i. 22 1 THE SCHENLEY JOURNAL MARTHA M. BRONYN Mamie Journal Statifg Girl Resertfcs VVhat would we do without our See. XVho helps so faithfully, 'With clever jingles buzzing 'round For all Eds up a treefl FRANK ANTI IONY BUCCIGROSSI lf11lt'l1 'fliiirlsyu Tlitxvfvitzzzs, 7ll't'tleV1Zl'Cl', '32g Stunt Day Cmlizliitteu This lad's a famous Thespian, An actor quite inspired. Let's hope when trying for a role, The hoss will say, you're hired . UMBI-:RTO ANTHONY BUCCIGROSSI Big Hzilrliu BtlII1Ct'!'S .-Imoritiiiozz NYhat smiling eyes and curly hair And pleasant, honest face! XYe think it is no wonder that He's welcome every place. ELIZABETH HUNTING The theater's her pet delight She sees the latest playsg But mathematics she dislikes- It leaves her in a maze. HELEN V. CARR Cuff Nvz'dlt'te0rk, Viet'-1'nxridm1t, '32 Her needle darting in and out Makes lightning seem quite slow. Shes fair of face with talents great To set all hearts aglow. JOHN ROBERT CHALLINOR ,Iat'!e Acrog Student Board, l'it'0-I'1't'.vitl'e1iz', '3Ig Presi- dent, ,321 Szeinmz-ing, '28g lfoulbull, IZQ, '30, '31g Clam Play Cart Jack has a military trend l So at West Point will score. Should he he placed in high command, l He's sure to win the war. 23 'FH li SCHIZNLEY JOURNAL MARY A. CHORUA , Imtidcrs, Vin'-l'1't'.rir1t'izf, '31, 'jgzg l lcelballg Ring f,l0lIlIIliHt't' If scliuol lwgan at toil o'clnck, Still Marykl come in latc, A Complex qtlccr this l'Il1lltlt'll has HE iicvcr has to wait! 1 IELEANOR LOUISE t'l.lilXlliNSON IlIillitr fl TlIf.Yfll.tI1I.Y This 1't'cll1cacl lliclcs llL'l' liulmlmics allrl You camiut had a cluv, Aml wlit-ii you ask hot' lnttirt' aims, Sh! Tltat's a svcrvt tem. C1Il'llIl.Yf1'j' Lab. .flx.vi.vlt111ix,' fllf1fl1t'11111!ir'.v A chemist gm-at lic longs to lic To make uxpcritmwlts, llc mixcs Clivmivals qttitc stratigt' And qticvr things hc invvnts. 'xxlhtfll sl'TSs'ga faq , thcuk She will .lie lc1vt l'ygf'st'c ', h'fdt't'tlfL L 24 Tlzv.vf'it111.v,' Ba .Y- zzgvl' ISADORIQ COIHCX l,:::y St'1'ili l7ofw' MARTIN Al.lfRlCl7 COlll'fN Jllar'Iy Grrmang Baxkvllvull, '30, '3i: lmvvlvtxll, '323 l'ol Ivylvall, 'fjlj SU.ll.lI1iR St'l'1OUl- A fammis cuacli of atlilclcs strung, At lwaskc-tlvall lu-'s HlllCl'L l. llc'll grasp succcss---uh, nt-vcr fvar, This spcciinvii su rare. ROSIC COIIICN . Junior !1111lu,' l 1'r11t'l1, 7'z't't1x1r1't'1', '33 just likc thc lmlmmi fm' which slick iiamt-tl, Su sliy, so swvct is Rose. Altlmiiglt slit' malivs thc lmiioi' roll, Shu also has hcl' lwatts. EDITH CLEO TN liar Gifl 'I6v.vm'7't'.v XX A N 'N . Nxt 'A Bloml lua ic is a Cmnt-ly lz1ss,A x-,,jx VVlm lm is to mlaiiu' and rt'zmfi '-'fyf THE SCHENLEY JOURNAL MARY DELLA CORBIN Bobbie Girl Reservfesg Volleyballg Baslcctballg Le Cercle llftlllfdli Dell Corbin loves a good debateg ller elass work hears no flawsg And as a lawyer she will Find The loopholes in our laws. ROSALIE COSTELLO Roe No matter what you say or do, At least you must admit That Rosalie's a girl who has That certain thing called it , FRAIN ' Us- CURIX x f BaVa' A mat mati .hark is Cti' He ves s culwes and s resg ts z iorn tha makls you wish ll W in Bu i es. ISADORE D. DANOVITZ Dan 'Dam1y German ,' Cl1e.vs,' Volleyball Although they've changed the football rules, Ilan likes to play the gameug ln hast-hall, too, and other things, His motto's just the same. FFRN DARNELL l'l0l't'.VlI'j' St'ic11c'c,' .S'L'llllll1fK SCHOOL A dancing, swimming miss have we, XYhose lovely name is Fern. A secretary keen she'll be, And great esteem will earn rv . i l wi-x CHARD mass llkt'l'.Y nl.f.v0fiali01i If di In architecture Walt V s, So where e'er lieyfn oam, VVc-'re asking as a avor, friend, Call him to plan your home. Wan 2 5 THIE SCHITNLEY JOURNAL DICLOYD DAVICNIIORT Ifvolball, '30, '31, Travis, '30, '31, '32 Although lie's on the football team And on the track team too, Our Davvy shuns the swimming pool, And tries to keep from view. ICTHIZI. DAVIS French If in the hall you meet two girls Alike as two straight pins, You'll know that Iitliel's on the right- She's half tlie Davis twins. ROSE DAVIS Girl Reser1'e.r,' Tlzesfvians A brave strong-niinclecl lass is Ro, She always has her say. In arguments slie always wins, In life slie'll have her way. RUTH DAVIS The seconcl half, whose name is Ruth, Is blessed with comely looks, If you forgfet your books. MAGDALITNIQ DIQACON Dec iVcedlt'zvorlc At volleyball she likes to play, ln swimming takes just pricleg A secretary sweet she'll be XX'ith friencls on every sitle. FRANCES ALBERTA Di-:CIANCIO SUMMER SCHOOL In drama Frances has the stuff, In dancing she excels, But at really rebels. 26 7'lzv.vpians,- Stzfdvnf Board, '30, '31, '32, She'll check vour name and blacklist you She likes to sing and read her French, Dawfyu nf- - u lwzn Clroralg nleon Twin Maggie Sally Fifi 1 THE SCHENLEY MARIO NICOLA FRANCESCO DE IULIIS Shine Clzeuiixtry Laboratory f1.fsixlar1t.v,' Iireizrli He hails from sunny Italy. Young Shine, so full of pep, He makes a stir in every class, And thereby gets his rep. MARY KATHRYN DENT Leaders, Secretary, '32g Junior Board, '31, '32g Swimming, '3o, ball, '30, '31, '32g Basketball, '30, '31, Flower and Color Committee f-Titty funtog Student '31, '32, Valley An athlete Fine is Tinky Dent, A girl we're proud to know, XX'ith Spartan blood and spirit true, To greater fame she'll grow. MARGUERITE ALICE DERDEYN Journal Staff, Chess, Srrrvtary, '30, '31, '32g 1:1'CIlCll', '31 Margie Altho' 'tis said she dreams of him, Bob is his name in part, XVe fear strong competition lurks For Marguerite loves Art . ALPHONSE CARL D1 ANGELO History NAV, upon His neighbors C8Il'l sleep nights, hecause He plays a saxophoneg But someday Al will show them how To rival Rudy's moan. HARRY NVILLIAM DICK Social Committee Bud Fritz A social's- not complete, we know, . NVithout blond Harry Dickg For when he's on a polished Hoor His feet are more than quick. WILLIAM J. DOMB Safety Patrol, Chess Will In Chemistry his fame he'll seekg Since Science Bill knows best. And only when his work is done He's satisfied to rest. 27 JOURNAL Tl-Ili SCHENLEY JOURNAL 1 -X v A A v ,J .-' ,fs ww 1 .K -14 fin ?,,..... ,--1, .1 WALTER FOSTER DONALDSON Wan Doc Franklin Dcbating, I'rr'sidr'nf, l3O, '3I3 Cross Country, Manngvr,' Ring Committccg' Class Play Cort If you see very curly hair just bobbing there and here, You'll know it's Doc who leads us when VVe have an urge to cheer. AIJALINE IJONATELLI Ad This girl will be 21 great success VVhen Schenley she must leave. High standing in the business world She surely will achieve. if f ? A1.1iERT oonoifnijo Q . fm 'lzptmia' SUMJMER scnooi. Q Qi' I In drawing Albert does excel, l A draftsman he will -beg VVith angles, compass, tule, and square, He'll plan machinery. DORA IJORMAN Din1f1lc.9 Do Do Lc Corrie l:1'flllt't1l.Y A nurse who's kind and courteous VVill Do-Do Dorman he,. This popular but timid lass VVill help humanity. JAIXIES OWEN DOUGAN, JR. uflllllllffv .Radio Q E A ll' squavigks and gurgles you should hear And tones of frantic woe, Jugtrzlce it back tojimmy and is tnnelnl radio. , CHARLES VV. VV. UONYLING Chula Grograplzy, Trmmrcr, '32, Cross Country, '31 If Chuck attains his heart's desire, A Lopez he will beg just now his music worries him VVhen trying for high C , 28 THE SCI-IENLEY JGURNAL J , ALFREB TURPIIQY DIEFF, JR. Duffy M11!hc1natjC5't Al Duffy is a jolly lad, You'll never find him blueg VVith Math and Hist'ry he's at homeg Of other things-no clue! CHARLES EHRHNXYERTH Cl1ufk Ifzlxkelbclll, '28 Books have no charm for this lad Chuck , And homework he may slight, But llist'ry holcls no terrors grim VVhen Caley szYys, Reei,LeY l i i 4 l , 1 I tx t l 'r CL E ISENBILR -f-Cyp HEI 1' if V4 Cho a ,' iespizus I4 'f . ' Ou t t is never rf l 1 , il f a only in he n , W N ' nt 1tting's place xc ' he ll ll n rilgt-he-'h1ot ong. f 'iw , J ESTHER li. ELINOFF Es 'I'lzespia11s For grasshoppers Miss Esther hides A secret passion xvilcl. You woulrln't think it just to look At this dear, placid child. JEROME liNGlil.SI3ERG .ll0osvr kerry Biggy cll1l'.YX,' Stage C'1'e1e His liolihy-why, it's shifting sets, He is a stage hand rare, Xlhen jerry is 21 lawyer famed, Your trouhles let him share. JAFK lil'ELl3l-IRG Clwc'k 1jlfull1e11u1lit's,' Clllllfhllj Suffix' lJllfl'0l,' I'r0fcr'tic.v f,U79'IllIlfft'l' He has the brains to reach successg No urging does he need. He likes his math and Skfhenley sports, All show him in thc lead. 29 1 'mia SCHIQNLIQY Ji lmyii ' ,sf b J LQ S DOILTAI. If-X.'X?iN V ku Bus ' Eiift'lIf1iVQM7xllj',' X ulsv .'1.Y.Yl:'i.t Finn, Sqflg Yvll and 1 AQJQIIO Conn ttgcg' uuvplk ruff llqiic li 'to , 1 jlf sw ur mn to iTi.ou. ,BQ thqu sph 'cop him busy, lids IIVX11 or studj t too. X QXX . . 1, W .lx 'Rl-. R lxl+'AR1lXUG1I M Nw -I 1frvddy Fritz 7 Qfiii, 0 JY, X is bu' L no .s G- nz 1, mt X C' Hcfi .hed t la Qjyc Jx-,fic ibrs rd W' ' 1 for lic ' hc . ug' r. , vu 5 f h'2 X . Q pg FAKQERW li'vflciv 1iczl:iv 'wStagkNC'n1ft,' Clzoml, l 0ll0ybaIl,' l'r0pvrtiv.v Cum- ' n1itlee, Clzairmqn N- .ssh V Rebecca plays gdml v0llcylm:iTiQN M N- Shc'll shim: in lmusigess too, W'hilc sdcial work hcr sp: c - ikuq fills,-, ', Jl'I1E i'v6ry .ffgqiriv 5f?'fu,jo0. ' S ,I AN li CA'l'fffERI NE 1 p'ZPATRICK ' ,I-. Fitz lri.vlz Girl Ifcscfrgfvs , 3 J gf X jaileiflllt 'Pies xi frie ly Qirl I ' AS sa her clagg will ' yi , - ' - But when hQ umuiin: box '--.slic I1angs,3 They soffly steal away. f . F W MARY IFRANCES FLICMING Bowie .l01H'lIlll Staff, lfdifflf-i7l-C1lil'f,' BtlIIA'l'P'.V xlawficl- tion, .S'1'v1'vlufy, '30, lfiu'-I'rvsidv11!, '31, l'rv.vidmit, '32, 'mga Craft, 1,l'4'.Yl-dl'I1f, ,321 Triangle Jour- lllllixf. Svi'1'4'Iary, '30 Our lin' or-in-Cllicf is Bmicc, VX'ith tzlqt shi- rulcs thc Stuff, Though rushing us from morn till night Sha' clcws it with :L laugh. XX XIX 301-0 is Rosh: FQRII-IL 4 Dre K' i 3' I-Psgxyvelircls couvihcig you, tivaugh hcr tongue Ha not the giftikbf gab. N 'Q Wit lict ways al il W'illIliI'lk,L'ilZlI'TI1S, A X c . miH-imlzlirc .hC'li grab., - ' yy 3 N' - 5 , ML X A . ' 1' 2 so X K i THE SCHENLEY JOURNAL VICTOR H. GARDNER Vic Tlzespians, I'rc,-.-idenf, '32g Sludent Boardg Class Vive-President Vice-President is handsome Vie, He's everyhody's friendg He just cant help it, he will rind Success that has no end. NELLIE GASIOR Nell A rare stenog should Nellie be, Sl1e's always neat and trimg And if she gets to work on time Will show no lack of vim. MARGARET ANN GEORGE Georgie Peg Foreslry Scienre, Serretary, '30, 731, y32, Treas- urer, '31p Geography, Secretary, '29g Social Com- mztlee Miss Georgie likes to dance and play. ' Her aim: a private sec g Let's hope she doesn't break the bank VVhen cashing her pay check. ARCHIE NVILl.I,-XM GIBSON Lefty Arek Baseball, '32 In hnseliall Archie Gibson stars Xml hockey lmrings him luck, For every time he su ings that stick A goals made with the puck. 0 LLA BERNIV -Giviiiisg Zia ' Rave A .rg .ftudaji in Board Mi V 21 'lily is 5 el ,, ' S ia 5: and safe s the ball. She' fd' pensal 9 g mis! Tl 'glivmot s vefye t l. , i ? J : Lf. 1+ il SIDNEY GLICKSON Our Sidney is a tireless lad. Collecting coins his fun. An earliest A'Numismat is he.- He'd walk a mile for one. I 31 A l'HlC SCHENLEY JOURNAL ,, um ,- ,Q GVVLADYS I. GOFF ln Botany she's climbed to fume And always leads the Class. From memory shc'll tell you why There's Chlorophyl in grass. wr ffl fi' , Q! WS XVILLIAM GOLDBERG I Bill licpnomirs. , ,J f - ' H Now think of 'rhyi' He lakes his nmtli! He's ftlalyticul ,, civil .engineer 'i1e'll bf, , A . So metaphysical. ' ' w. 1 ' 'I I , RERTHA GOLDINE GOLDMAN Babe She's quite accomplished, don't you think? She dances and she sings. She likes to swim and clive and plunge, She does all sorts of things. J r X Q, Qi? H NY ,G R CLE ierm 1 3:7 is Ant 's a an omeglacl, is b ok are v'ri c SIE, X' 's ie bi' sg work, 1 8fk,Hll. , fn f . A7 THOMAS GRAY Tom loin: Bull EngIaud' Student Boardg Track, '3i, ,152 In swimming lie's a human fish, In track 11 shining star, The gym Hoof rings with his sncecssg He's known hoth near and fur. ss ' x Tn. JE N G sENBER' Y Angel You' lik c r h r viol' Pla d up Nan the scale Th ile you wate, er ight, ilonde hair li e a goflden vs-Q. X N X15 32 -L. ENLFY G I fety nitro Y- A I E' , ' 5 ,, -in SV f 'fin qu' ities ve on t answe we N n ass uc I nds 1 t 'x JOURNAL FV . 1? ar- j 1. U S' , f i 7 ll T sg X i r t XX 6 .... -'fda IGAI ' lg 'ffovlseg A fi , f' 'Kgs 'l the ' - y. I it I,-I ' Cl'. , ,A f ilk 1 . ' e y. A 1 SUSAN JOAN V. GROCHAL Now Susan is a quiet girl Quite bashful does she seem. In class she does her work quite well And has no time to dream. I ,ffl NO B. GU VITSJP :Zo 13 Y 1 . GSI 1.e T vs1via11.v,' Barzlegsj Basketball, 5' 0 sr as J n fact all mes she plays, Alid as ajleader Ytrong she rules, U WVlXjle4 fairness! she displays. I I x ST: likes tl, gang, play hasketlllll N CLARENCE HOXVARIJ HAGMEIER Haggy German,' Student Boardg Gift Committee His greatest feature is a grin NVhieh spreads from ear to ear, L And when he laughs, his deep toned voice Is heard from there to here. LAURA MAE HAMILL Laurie Safety Patrol, Secretary, '30, '31, 'gzg Stage Crafty Girl Ke.verves,' Student Boardg Sooial Commit- tee, Bankers Association Our Laurie likes to dance, we know At soeials she has eharmg Nor does her dancing e'er reveal Athletics on a farm. WILLIE LEO HAMILTON Track, l3I, '32g Football, '31 A shot! A dash! A streak! That's Bill. A runner rare is he, Some day, if he tries very hard, A young Nurmi he'll be. Bill as Sue i 'l'Hli SCHICNLIZY JOURNAL IQLEANOR l.OUlSli HARLICY El Giggles Crafts Guild Miss Harley is a senior who In sewing should exeel. She likes to swim, play volley hall, In fact, does most things well. RICGINALD FRANK HARLEY Reggie Red Although Red works so very hard, He'd rather play basehall. No wonder he's an athlete great, lle's fast and strong and tall. ANTHONY I.AWRliNCli IIARLOVICH Tunnels Tone Student Hoardg Basketball, '28 At haskethall and golf he stars, l'le's there in Hist'ry toog His cunning in all three of these Should merit praise from you. Now Vids a very friendly lad, He's very clever too. There's nothing in this school that he VVould say is hard to do. Llili I.liNlUlil. IIAYIJIQN Ullvrb' mitteeg Gym Team, lllanugvr Ile held our hands, he said, Size Six. Our hearts all gave a leap. VVe know that Lee, so talented, From music, wealth will reap. XN'lI.l-lAM GICORGIC IIIQNNAN Bill Willie l'e1'.rr-ll'ri!vr.f,' Illuxirg Cross Country, ,311 SUM M1516 ,YCHO OI. A trombone NYillie loves to play, And keeps the folks awakeg Yet we predict that some line day lle will a fortune make. 34 VICTOR THOMAS HARLOVICH Vic , Cerniaiig .IIu.vit',' Bazzkerx .1l.v.v0ciati0u,' Ring Com- r 075 X Ni THE SCHENL JOURNAL I G l LAVV NCE D. IS H SCH ' X arr 'H,e,r5e ty I w A' W . 'U Tlies l1.Y,' 1 Lead , . ing nley roo rs C 's Hersilgy is a uture Ca tor he wil he, He's learned to uquaek quaekv now. S . VV A . xUBER Tam Bill Pink -- if N - Cr .r Gui ,' Sfgial Committee C AA efaellfg gftgkt bi5I10S?i1 ieu wo, Twlwglls emily-ield his pen ke c onsgor yous .x Yr , . 5 'Ns ., X2 E WILLIAM F. HlGGlNS Squeegee Bill Aerog Picture Committee, Chairman A Squeegee must each class possessg Bill Higgins plays the part. He's tall, efficient, likeable, But, girls, he has no heart! ELEANOR HURST HOECHST Angel Frenfh, Seeretary, '31, Junior funtog Song, Yell and Motto Committee ' Shy Eleanor thinks quite a lot Ahout an l'airplane rideg She also keeps scrapbook accounts Of men she's sat beside. CHARLES VINTON HOEY Student Board, Clzoralg Classical, President, '31, Safety Patrol: Geography, President, '32, Gift Committee, Chairman At public speaking he's adept, And does his time employ In doing hits of everything. You'll like this modest hoy. ARTHUR HERBERT ll OFFMAN UAW, tfH0j9,ie,, German, Vire-Prexideut, 731, President, '32g S 4- . dent Boardg Claxs Play Cast K V . fi li A favorite throughout the class, ' He shines in History, X But says he is averse to girlsgy ' 5' Hmm! Thafs a mystery. N' 1 L 5,11 K A ri , K- ll. l ' ' Q, 1 . 1 f X t I J , if 3 l i All VHIC SCI-IENLEY JOURNAL I CLARA ETHEL noon Needlework, Treasurer She also has that well known Hit . A famous nurse sl1c'll be. A mistress of the needle, too, In no small way is she. EDWARD CHARLES IIORLBECK Ed Baseball, '31, '32, Volleyball, ,3r, ,32 In art and several kinds of ball Already Edward shines. You know just what l1e'll lie, if you Can read between the lines. Has your ear got a noisy knock? Then give it up to Sis. He knows an engines p's and q's, li'en if il is like 'SELLL Ba ers Axsocqztiqng lllathematicr, Vice-Press dF . ,32 xy. Hqfllikes to swim, he likes ,to re g 1 --Debating is'his megt. 1 'jf-Someday We're suvelfllat hc'll perharm I .X . Girls l,m1ders,' I'rapz'rfiv.v Commitlce This girl has feet that love to dance. She's stately, very tall, Slie's fond of drama, but just loathes The morning bugle call. MARJORIE LOUISE JOICE 'llIargc Rvd' Stage Craft, Vice-I're.ridcnt, '31, President '32 Stunt Day Committee, Chairman 1 . Now Red likes parties, dancing too, She's one real social queen. She has her beans, but most of all VVith so and so she's seen. 36 HARRY L. JACOBS Jalcie 'Sis' MO RIS M. JACOBS 1, - Alllorry' ' fig' 'fi bfi L . fiiineb ineeri Q lbuf if fi. ' ARLINE RUTH JASKOL UR' THE SCHENLEY ALBERT E. JONES Al If you're quite sure that wrong is wrong, And right is just as rightg just wait until Al comes along, He'll prove that hlack is white. RICHARD A. JUBELIRER Dick Red Student Board, French, Vire-President, '31, '32, Franklin Debating, President, '32 A flash of light goes down the hall, A flaming, sizzling head. Then someone surely turns to say, Look quiqikly! There goes Red l I 'xg l I I I it ' , , : Xl 5, , lx 33 X J Goijnr Louise K LECIC -. L00lx'i, Babe Clzarali The.vp1Qin.r,' ,girl Reservesg Safety' Pat ,al Missxgioldie, 'with her Erlglflylkjg curls, ' lf A small girly! part ca my . X li Her, ready wit, her charming simile, X, A host qf, friends attracty f rj' L ha' M KATHERINE KELLY 'rKay Cakey Safety Patrol NYho is that quiet girl in brown Vvllll does line work each day ln History and Chemistry? Oli, that's enchanting Kay. LOLA E. KELLEY Musieg Safety Patrol, Song, Yell Committee and Motto Some day an artist famed she'1l be O'er all the world renowned, xVl1CI1 Europe hears her 'cello sweet NVith glory she'll be crowned. PHILIP BARCLAY KENNEDY Phil Slim Flip Ken Triangle Ifeporterg Sports Editor, '32, Class Play Publicity Committee For the United Press some day Sports editor l1e'll beg He will be known for fair reviews And super loyalty. 37 t ' , JoURNAL i If if l'H li SCHIQNLEY JOURNAL Verse lVriters,' Cla.v.viral,' Journal Slaff An asset to the Journal Staff Is sweet, ambitious Dot. She makes good grades, and keeps her friends' The Class likes her a lot. HAROLD CLA NVSON KIER R Caf'lain Safely Palrvl, l,7't'.Yldl'lIf, y32Q Radiog I?a11lcc1's As- soeiatiou Should statie lmlur your radio, just call on Harold Kerr. He'llF1x it if it's possilnle, Should accidents oeeur. l FLSII2 SLFR C ra 1e's b ii audi ioivs most everything, S ssi all e rest, speeial z in one heldg She knows lierrjfimmy lnest. Q 1, g ' ,- ,r 5. fi ji , T , xi I FRANK KL-QQLOS ff E Inman Hater A second ,Rmfkne he yyill he, 1 i Ancl'7f6ach ot' Notre Dames' Ten years from now or maybe less He'll grace the Hall of Fame. IEDMUNIJ RICH.-XRD liIlil.M.AXN lfddie Um'Ie Ab. Journal Sfflfff Ceog1'afvl1y,' .slflldfllf Ifnarrlg Safely l'atrol,' ,Sifagr L'1'e7e,' llazzlrerx f1.V.YUl'lUfl.0Il The lfditor of Cluhs is lid, He cheeks and cheeks all dayg But as a hledieo he'll Cheek Disease, and pain allay. HENRY jOHN FR.'XNClS KINS A'Kinsy SF7'T'l't'l',' Server, '28 To he a ehemist's his desire, Wle know he'll never swerve From his life's ehoiee 'til he's prepared llumanity to serve . 38 DOROTHY EUNICE KERR Dot THE SCHENLEY RHEA KLEIN Ree Frenrhg Student Boardg Gift Committee Miss Klein knows French from A to Z And back from Z to Ag Elle voit, elle parle, elle pense, entend, Throughout the whole long day. FLORENCE ESTELLE KLEIN Flo Although quite small, attractive Flo, At dances and at teas, Is quite petite, the boys say, sweet And urge- The next dance, please! MILTON M. KNOPF Bankers A.vsociation,' Mathematics A very skillful lad is Milt, But hates to use his braing Though when he's called to show It's always fine and sane. WILLIAM PAUL QUINN KNOX K Knox Kn0.1'ey Che.r.x',' Chem. Lab. Assistantg Student Board He has such varied interests- Clean-up, baseball and chess, And history and chemistry. He will succeed, we guess. Xt L, MARGARET I-LER KoHL X' . .kj V knggeggyn rrMargie1 Yourwargie' leveffhs can Ive, X In gu skating leadsg , x u way ingef aroused L en 'da r signs! she reads. I 1 it h ev HOVVARD H. KOPP Cop faCkie Life Savingg Bankers' As.vociati0n,' Safety Patrol Now Harold Kopp is quite at ease When he arrives too late g But when Miss Stewart says Report , He'd choose another fate. 39 Milf good stuff', u JOURNAL -. THE SCHENLEY JOURNAL LOUIS KRIEGER I.ou' Iironomim, Serrvlary-Treasurer, '32, Chem. Lab x1.mstan!.v A tall and manly lad is he VVho elevates our class. A chemist fine he'll surely be, And rise ahove the mass. ALICIQR SE ' UCKEVYITT Oddic' Servix ' C .rs Play Cast t s vie in Schenley High, usier 1 s seen. She s and s nds your work right through The 'meograpi machine. JAMES LADLEY Jim' Flower and Color Committee A shy and unassuming chap, At shorthand he's a sharkg A private seo he wants to be, Let's hope he makes his mark. PAUL MATHIAS LAMPL Student Boardj 1,il'l1l7'C Committee A traveler, an artist, too, A clever chap is Paul. This Elwood City lad ranks high, He's over six feet tall. ITHAMAR BEN ZEV LANDO SUMMER SCHOOL Sir Lando is a jolly chap, His reeord's naught hut nil, To know which hohhy he likes best just wateh his lunch tray fill. SUMMER SCI! 001. xvhlffl Blondie pounds the type machine She knows her p's and q's, And when she takes a speed exam, No small word does she lose. 40 MARY ELLEN LANG Blondie .lIiekc'y' THE SCHENLEY CHARLES H. LANC'l Clz11rle Chibi Nnlzmzlisfsq B nk r . ssoriutioz In fllll A ldfly u . elii A114 5 seer s x' A stu d fores you' . Our Chuck ne of t best. FLORENCE RUTH LAXKISKI Girlx' l.eader.f,' Szeimming, '28, '29, '30, lryball, '28, Basketball, '29, Trark, y2O Flo Nonnic' Behold our mermaid athlete, too .Adept at every game. The English Channel she will swim, And win her way to fame. ANDREW LAPITSKI A quiet chap is Andrew Lap Who liasn't much to say: But just diseuss important things, He carries you away. DORA LERNER Fluffy Do Hanlrenr' Ax.r0CiaIi0i1,' Bzlxkellmll, '30, '31, Valley'- ball, '32 Do Lerner is a lively Miss. XVho has the skill to lead. To he a dancer is her aim, ln that she will succeed. HELEN HOPE LEVIN He1my Iirezzrlzg Tlzespiafzg .ild Quota Persuasive power this girl must have To get a full-page ad, And we should feel quite worthwhile too, If we her talents had. LOUIS THOMAS LIPPERT Lip Mike SUillM1iR SCHOOL Young Lip has interest deep in sport, He is a perfect fan. lle's very fond of History, and VVill he a business man. 41 '31, Vol- nlllndyu JOURNAL i