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

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HENRY THIEL aspires to be a suc- cessful manager of a model farm. Henry is a strong en- thusiast of all sports ln spring. summer, fall and winter. Now plans a long vacation in a happy-go-lucky manner. LAURA C. THOMAS a registered nurse who enjoys making others comfortable. During her few leisure moments she may be found riding the trail or plung- ing the stream. A tour of the Yellowstone claims her desires. GEORGE VAN ESSEN is a keen air-travel enthusiast. When not mount- ing his favorite bay, he is cutting a mean back stroke at the lake. At an informal party George is quite an asset. JOHN WERLXNK is a quiet and serious student who attended Schen- ley for the best. He has in his home an experimental laboratory and hopes to be- come a chemical engineer. Anc HIE J. Wrrunow dons the attire of a waiter. Between his servings at a local hostelry, Archie finds relaxation in a hand of bridge. Duquesne interests him in preparation for secre- tarial Work. were JOHN A. THOMAS is a locomotive fire- man. His hobbies are wood- working and travel. Has pre- prepared for entrance to Car- negie Tech in industrial en- gineering. WARREN TUCKER works for Uncle Sam as a mail carrier. On a sum- mer holiday he might be found wending his way toward the lake and fishing. He may en- roll for psychology at Du- quesne. DAHLON Q. VOELKERQE may be classed as a rabid jitterbug. Bing Crosby is his favorite swingster. Dahl likes to sing also and aspires to become a vocalist with a well- known orchestra. May enter college in the fall. NIARGARET A. WEYERS spends her days as school nurse in a nearby town- ship. Peg intends to make social service her life work. She is most friendly and a flower garden enthusiast. Du- quesne will enroll her in the future. BETTY ZANG ' is that cheerful, per- sonality-plus young A ste.1t,,,'apher, Betty ,Tl-'T' in- terest in journalf ki 'lj- present work will find . as ' 'li at Schenley again e .ws e .- cfdiis

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. V l WALLACE R. SADAUSKASN' admits of a keen in- terest in printing and looks forward to engaging in this work. He just can't resist fiery red haired girls. Crunches chocolate bars with almonds. WILLIAM A. ScANnoN 0118 of OUI' Cfe3fl'CUt out-of-towners, has a charm- ing smile. A tall blond, Bill looks like the answer to a maiden's prayer. Enjoyed the study of bookkeeping. Roller skating, dancing and the movies are his favorite pas- times. JULIA A. SHACK likes our very efficient library and the socials we have now and then. Singing, dancing and skating take up most of her free time. Julia finds reading a novel fascination. EDVVARD S. SOBOTKA works in a steel mill as inspector. Ed plays a good game of cards and enjoys dancing. His intense interest in sports Inay help him find his future work in this field. MARIE A. STEINMETZ likes all kinds of Inusic and plays the guitar for her own amusement. Swim- ming interests her. Found keen interest in our music classes and will continue to devote some time to singing. C251 Josi-:PH R. SALKQ was a rapt listener at our assemblies and danced lively at our socials. Being now employed as a drafts- man, Joe plans to enter the School of Engineering at Pitt. May you succeed there. Lotus F. SCHEMNITZER claims that music completes education. Is inter- ested in people. Travels quite a bit. Works as a locksmith during the day. May register at Pitt or Tech later. MARYEMMA SIEBERT is employed by the H. I. Heinz Company. This accounts for her interest in cooking. She loves to dance but home-making is her real goal. FRANK J. SNYDERX came to Schenley from Connelley Vocational School. Desires to become a research chemist. As a hobby- ist he is a stamp collector. and enjoys wood modeling. JOSEPH STOFFANX' designed mcn's cloth- ing for a time but has a strong leaning to the medical profes- sion. Found the science classes most interesting. Has pre- pared for entrance to Pitt.

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ALFRED has any friends Schenley. should make Carnegie Tech. Spring finds him wading a trout stream. preparation success at THOMAS Bnomr a great boy with a great future-that's Tom. He enjoyed our auditorium pro- grams. Th: Citadel inspired him in his goal of medical doctor and he will enter Pitt in preparation for his medical career. JA? Q 1. f - CAIRNS E' ' l ,es that success M il! hard work. He M Aan endless amount of time tora project in order to seek perfection. Success should come to him. Gmonom E. CARTER' is an industrious stu- dent who aspires to teach. He likes the co-operative spirit that pervades Schenley. This all-sports fan would like to attend Carnegie Tech. EDWARD CHINN might be the lad who checked thet-tires on your car the last time, as Goodyear Tire 61 Rubber Company has him on their payroll. Hospi- talization did not prevent his completing the required work. A-,B if mtmcn Cos'rEs though with us but a short time, has made a lot of friends. She says she en- joyed her studies because of the personality of the teachers and their unique methods. EuzAm:'rH FANCHALBKYI' has worked tirelessly for the past two years to com- plete the academic course. She will enter the Nursing School at Duquesne, planning toward the goal of supervisor. Debat- ing claimed her interest here at Schenley. NELLIE E. FINT is a private nurse who will continue her studies so that she may be better equipped, for specialization in her field. We owe her as debt of thanks for the work on the 1938 Schcnleyan. Lewis E. GRIFFITHS has a weakness for the fair sex and eyes for nothing else than -az pretty girl, is interested in accounting. If he does not enter Pitt next fall, we shall welcome him back as a P.G. student. GRACE Hnxcx is the athletic type and just can't resist swimming, riding or skating. In her rest- ful moments reading gives her enjoyment. Finds little difii- culty in having something to do. dur- be- and MARY B. KELLUM has an ambition to nursing school to be- As she has the to finish that we are cer- realize her am- -q.v - MARGARET V. KING has plans to further her education at Duquesne in the field of nursing. Among her many hobbies, that which she favors most is art. To her our best wishes! OTTILIE LACHEH likes to go places and do things. A splendid rider, Tillie loves the outdoor life. She is doing clerical work now and expects to enroll at the :University of Pittsburgh. She is sorry to be leaving Schen- ey. Rosmrr R. LAVELLE is very industrious and believes in attending school to learn. Travel and photography are his hobbies. Evening classes at the Uni- versity will count him on the rolls. MARY M. Lmnoen admires the courtesy given the students in the officeg music is her hobby. The field of social work will require further preparation at Pitt or Duquesne. LILLIAN A. LII-:B likes to read when not satisfying her fondness for music. She compliments the teachers at Schenley for their skill and success in solving many student problems. PAUL Lon1rNzE'r'rY is a reserved, con- scientious, well-mannered stu- dent. Old timers remember his sister, Marie. Paul strives for steady employment as a machinist. Good luck to him!