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

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SYLENA WEADON Student Board, Human Behavior, Life Saving This nurse will keep her patients smiling with her good humor. ELINOR WILLIAMS Executive Council of Student Board, Class Sec., F.T.A., Student Board If Elinor is to he a teacher, we know we were horn fifteen years too soon. ADELAIDE WILSON Joumal Stal-I, Maiorettes, Drum Maiorette Tall, blond, and-WOW! Addie adores dancing, abhors 'iCats.', ALMA WOODS Book Club, Human Behavior, Camera Club Men beware! Chick will wittle one down to her specifications of the ideal mate. CHARLES EDGAR Football Team, Forum Club He hunts, fishes, and hopes to Hy for Uncle Sam! GEORGE WELCH Sgt. Welch has a right facev for the girls, an about facew for the future, and commands atten- tionv of his friends. NATHANIEL WILLIAMS Weill long remember his unas- suming attitude, and his flashing smilie. FLETCHER WILSON Art Club, Band 4 Which comes first-King Colo, Billv Eckstinc, Art School, or- girls! MARGUERITE WRIGHT Human Behavior Marguerite's poise and serenity will make her successful as a gym instructor for the HY . FRANCES JOHNSON Aggie will glide through secre- turial work as easily as she does over the dance floor.

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DORIS SOUTHERS Camera Club, Human Behavior, Social Comm. After attending some famous uni- versity, Doris will head for the Latin American countries to seek her fortune. MARIE STOCKEY F.T.A., Camera Club Distinguished by her dark brown eyes, her willingness to help peo- ple, and her friendliness with teachers and classmates. AUDREY TEITEL Class Treas., Human Behavior, Life Saving, A Cappella Choir Intelligent - talented - popu- lar - and one cute trickl HERBIAN THOMAS Track Team, Swimming Team, Book Club, Student Board Hooks will be a teacher who'll kid', his students into honor grades. WILLIAM TSIKERDANOS Chick,' is cool, calm, and is a sure click in any clique be it Schen- l-ey or Roosevelt High. PAUL VOLOK Stage Crew, Student Board Hereis an electrical engineer who will never forget his happy days at Schenley. MARILYN STEIN Service Club, Student Board As a secretary sheill make her Hrnarkv on a high uscalel'- Mar will never forget Mr. Riggs and Service Club. FRANK STONE A Cappella Choir, Student Board, Travel Club 'iDave,, plans to travel the U.S.A. He likes West Virginia State Col- lege and pretty girls. NORMAN THIEL Art Club Like Van Gogh, Norm will startle the art world with a new school of painting. JUNE TOLLIVER Camera Club, Human Behavior, Social Comm. Some lucky college will get the benefit of sweet natured June. GEORGE VESTOVICH A contradition: a sports man who plans to be a floral designer. GLORIA WATKINS Human Behavior Watt', is small in body-mighty with vim and vitality. She wins the men-they capture her heart.

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February Seniors JEAN AUSTIN Jean brightens the dullest day with her smiles. A foe? She has- n't any. SARAH JEAN DAVIS Life Saving Club, Chem. Lab. Ass't., Latin Club 7 Xocation - child psychologistg avoeation - dogsg recreation - swimming. JOHN CRAMATA Football Team, Art Club, Swim- ming Club He made a pass at English, a drop-kick at math, and a touch- down with his classmates. 1 'U i 'N r-'ll Cerald Aldrich Claude Allen Clarence Blow Rasool Carey William Davis Raymond Durham SHIRLEY KIMBO NVith flying feet and silver skates, ShyH puts poetry into motion. CRECC PANNELL Vice Pres. of A Cappella Choir Snookie,' plans to have ten or more wives, and to serenade them with his interpretation of bop music. ESTELLA PENNINGTON This light-footcd and graceful lady will delight her audiences when she makes dancing her career. LILLIAN WASHINGTON Y-Teens The dav would be ubluev with- out a smile from Lill.i' onor Roll JAMES ROBINETTE Chem. Club, Schenley Forum, Mgr. of Football Team Happy go lucky -enioys tink- ering with engines-plans to drive himself into the Marines - and Stalin to the seal ROSE MARIE RABEL Rosie, a green eyed blond, will astonish the other Navy wives with her acrobatic dancing. ARTHUR SCHULTISE Strikes at all sports, bats at fun, and scores a homerun with the girls. K'The lines of red are lines of blood, nobly and unselfishly shed by men who loved the liberty of their fellowmen more than they loved their own lives and fortunes. Cod forbid that we should have to use the blood of America to freshen the color of the Hag. But if it should ever be necessary, that flag will be colored once more, and in being colored will be glorified and purifiedf, YVilliam Fisher Sylvester Matthews ' Robert Moncrief Theodore Saulsbury Erskine Smith Robert Symms 23 Woodrow Wilson fFlag Day, May 7, 19152 George Welch Herman Wise Norman Wright Vincent Parr Rockie Mitchell James Nixon