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

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SENIURS Anthony Diulus William McLaughlin Band, Hi-Y Club, Football Team A quick smile won him fameg foot- ball is his gzuucg college, his aim. Audrey jackson A career in the Navy beckons this swabby who Human Behavior, Typing Club likes Social Living and :dislikes blondes! Governor Johnson Enjoys dancing, delights in romuncing, determined to bc El typist. This lovable guy will bc well remembered by his friends in Schenley. A 'Q it V. P .. 2 Q- i .J-jL,, X l 19

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L3 -MS Gladys Smith , Harr ewart Cay, kin 'nte A nf n- A Club lntmllxl ly 9 lm - 'illatehet Faeen will clraw Wild 15-C - - GI' girls with his ehz m and ens- fl f-:ffl eorge Stiakakis Football Team, Art Club This ehet will dine the ladies and wine the men to make himseli some cabbage. Ronald Thomas , Swimming Club, Band, Or- chestra, Swimming Team He strums a bass ficlclleg heis a Silhon1-ttevg and he swims for the team heill never tor- get. Eileen Tolehinsky Majorettes, Student lioarcl, Social Comm. Envy the boy to whom this girl gives joy for sheis as sweet as ll chocolate treat. Betty VVashington Her personality is sunny: her jokes are funny, as a book- keeper she will handle mon- ey! Geraldine VVilliams Juanita Vvllson je1'i'yw loves the arts: mnsie ancl Mr. Fitz, entranced bv ' historv and Dr. Calevg cle- lightsiin baseball. I Frequent expression: '4Oh, darn itlii . . . pet peeve: eoneeitecl boysg favorite pas- time: playing the piano: clream: soeial worker. 18 tomers witw a twork. Dolores Taylor Service Club, Typing Club, lluman Behavior This aeeountant will divide l-iieis problems, subtraet the iailnres, add to the happi- ness, and total a vvorlfl ol suem-ss. Viola Thomas Latin Club, llnman Behav- ior, Chem. Lab. Assit., Ilome Room Chairman Elmlest of three sisters who loves Latin ancl is interested in Astronomy, Vi has cleeiclecl to eook as a eareer, Barbara Tsuris Art Cluh, lluman Behavior, Home Hoom Seey, French Club ulllilnpi' goes into a tail- spini' over Mr. Fitz and will nose clivei' into college. Norma Washington lileetion boarcl Recreation . . . claneingg fas- cination . . . shorthand, vex- ation . . . inuthematiesg reali- zation . . . secretary.

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Home-r C. Bower At-tix ities: Teacher ol' Social Studies 1925-1028 Vocational Counselor 1928-1916 Vice Principal H146-1052 The most distinguished memlmer of the February, 1952 grad- uating class, Mr. Bower. leaves Sclienley to hecoine Principal of Peabody High School. lIis colleagues on the faculty and students of Schenley see him go with a sense ot loss, even while they rejoice in his promotion as well deserved. During his years in the classroom, he proved himself so able an instructor and so sympathetic with the problems of his stu- dents that the Administration named him vocational counselor in 1928. During this era, Schenleyls enrollment was at its peak, 3,000 students. His efficiency as counselor made his appointment to the position of vice principal a cause for general rejoicing. During his administration of this very difficult office, he Won the affection and admiration of both teachers and stu- dents. All who came in contact with him were impressed hy his high sense of justice, his personal integrity, and his Wisdom. To the students he gave patient hearing and wise counselg to the faculty, loyal cooperation and a sense of security in his strength and firmness. Peabody, We congratulate youl Mr. Bower, Scheulev Wishes you welll Do not forget usl 20