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

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Administration Homer C. Bower, Vice Priucipalg Bwiiiictzi Andrews, Counsellor Mrs. Louise Thorne, Girls, Adviserg Clydc B. Xluy, Activities, Dirf-ctor Beinzird McCormick. Principal. 6

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Pittsburgh is the city of great dreams! Once a tiny fort at the junction of two rivers, it stood as an outpost of xvhitemen emerging out of a wilderness. It was a gateway to the west, a resting place for the road-worn pioneer. Pittsburgh's vital foundries wrought steel for the framework on which our nation was built. From its humble beginning Pittsburgh has been the arsenal of democracy furnish- ing tinder for the spark of liberty. In the past, careless of beauty and comfort, nourishing the power of indus- try beneath her cloak of smog and soot-she has dared to build, produce, and serve. Now as Pittsburgh looks to the future as a symbol of her faith she plans a new city based on and carried through by her ideals and ancient courage. She will rise shining and beautiful between her rivers-a lasting monument to those who struggled and labored to make her what she is today. In the midst of the green park of Gateway Center will be cherished the alittle forty that has for so long stood as a symbol of the pioneer spirit. The clear blue sky will serve as a back-drop for the stalagmite-like buildings that are to be erected. Comfortable housing facilities, unique recreational centers, and numerous parks and parklets, and complex traffic systems are being worked out in order to make the future Pittsburgh a better place in which to live. Proud of being the sons and daughters of so great a city, we, the Journal Staff of 1951, dedicate this Iournal to the- PITTSBURCH OF THE FUTURE 5

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Faculty Lucille Aclalns, Frederick YV. Arnold, XVaino Llryo, Catlierine Backoten, Genevieve Boyle, Olive Brahain, Arlan Browniniller. lennie F. Burgo. Blarion Burns. Loretta Byrne, Percy B. Caley, Anne Cannon, Virgil Cantini. Edward Carlin, F. C. Carter. ll. ll. Clements. lra ll. Cloos, Clair ll. Cogan. Myrl Eakin. Leona Eiiner, Alosepli Fitzpatrick, Nlary George. YValter Cross, Fred C. Cruver, R. Hartwick, Ceorge C. Helcl, Aliner C. He- inans, Marie llenninger. Mrs. Savilla lloover. Ivan C. llosaek, 'leannette Hughes. Hazel Huller, George laeolis, Clare Johnson. Kennetli Alulian. F. llalpli Kaliler. YV. llowarcl Keister. Tliurl Kirkpatrick, Nlrs. Mary F. Klein. lanies A. Koliut. Coleman Kortner. Elizabeth Leclwiclge, Rutli Y. Lilley. Mary Linclsay, Olive Bl. Lor- raine, Robert Magill, Elizabeth Malick, Xlary Bic-Farlancl. Mrs. Sara McGill, Franeis Meclilin, Nelson T. Miller, Lillian Nlineliart. E. U. Nlorrison. Nlary Esther Ramsey. laines H. Rial. XV. L. Higgs, Bertlia BI. Rogers. Clycle Howe. Victor Nl. Hubert. Plaucla C. Selienck. Callista Selirannn, YValter F. Sliiyelv. YVilliain Sinitli. lcla Spurrier. Floyd Straitiif. lane Sullivan, Mrs. Marion Swarts. Cer- trucle Taber, Sigritl Topp, Xlilclrecl M. Trenilily, Prudence B. Trimble, Marv Certrucle Trunk, llenrietta H. YVenzell. Floyd S. XVllGt'lQ'Il, Nlrs. Anita O'Connor Young. Clerical Stall: Eva Cigliotti. Mary :Xrgentieri Hutli Fulton. YVilliain liassila. Evelyn Hose.