South High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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l I ELMICR A. Ligw Hur, Har., Tllflfli tht' l3c1'rics. ' Vin' I,l'4'SlflUllf l l't-url: Club, Iiasrlmll, C'lf1.r.r Book ci0llllHllll'i'. l'le's a boy of good judgment and a good thinker. lfle is quick to act and quick to criticise. both good and had. He studies his lessons with great diligence and most always knows them. He's in our class play as a grass widower, but I know in real life he never will he one. He is studying to he an Electrical Engineer, and we hope to cheer him on his life's work, Now the Class of IQ22 wishes to lilmirr Lvrv. all the success in the world. ' Esrinan E. ALIICISIJCII Oli Buy. C'01l1ll1vl'4'iul Club, Class Play, .-lalivrfisillg Committvu, The name of this Lieblieh girl is Esther, who has time to work and none to jestferj. Taking a com- mercial course she is, in order to be boss in some big hiz. Surely an honor pupil she'll be when she leaves South lligh in January. Now this tall girl with marks so line. is a good companion all the time. At any time shc'll liven a party with just the right kind of repartee. AR'rnvR M. Loeii I ljllllif lCnaa'. lfnollmll, Trm'l.', l'ivt1u'v C0lHllIlllCL', Civic Clif-ln, Oh! he is a man that is so quiet, and he ean't ever deny it, is our friend Arthur Luck. He has no time to spare hut with the pep is right there to partake in any duties or joys that command the presence of our hoys. But with the girls he is rather shy, here's wish- ing him luck, hoping he improves by and hy. He is on the road to fame we all can see. His lessons are always prepared to the. UT. VVQ wish him success, the Class of 1922, in whatever he may undertake or attempt tn do. Jost-:vu Rl1'l'CHlfLl. I Tliouglzlf' lfouflmll, Baskvilmll, Civic Club, i cl0llllllt'l'C'lHl Club. Joes what he's called around the class, A friend of all the fellows. XVe like to fool and joke with him. Because he stays right with us. Not very big is this hoy Joe. NVith brown and curly hair. But as a fnothall quarter hack. Our ,loc is always there.

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ALICE M. GROSS Good Night Basket Ball, Vice Prvsidvnt Cizfic Club, Class Play. Alice believes thereis time for work and there's time for play. She believes that with a little effort and a little humor she can pass any subject in the course. We all like Alice because she is always trying to make someone glad. As an athlete we all know her ability, she always makes the best of every facility. VV hen Alice goes into this big world we wish her success which we know she already does possess. ELIZABETH ARDUS I-IANCOCK f'Koo Koo. Class Play, Class Book Conzmittce, Civic Club, Basketball. She is not very tall and she is not very short, she is just about right and IL mightly good sport. Some- times she comes late and sometimes not at all, but she never primps up in our High School hall. She's good in the class room and tl1at's going some, In the Senior Class play she makes things hum. If you saw the class play, you'll know what I say is true, and you'l1 vote she was good, as I do. E. DOUGLAS JONES Hello Tli-ere. Oriole Staff, Assislant Fooiball Manager, Class Book Comuziftce, Civic Club. Douglas Jones of whom I must tell, is known well by all of you. H-is cheery smile and How de do you won't forget him once you've met. In spite of dili- culties too he gets around as good as you. He ne'er complains nor makes a noise, that's why he pals with all the boys. He'll always help you if you ask, no matter what might be the task. JEROME C. IQNIEDLER Waja Say? Football, Civic, Club, Baseball, Advertising Com mittee. Jerome was our stuclious class-mate, who never came late to school in his life. In Civics no one could sur- pass him, he always knew his lessons well, when and where he got them no one could tell. To worry over lessons was something he never would do, and when we asked a question concerning his work he said, HI don't know, at the same time we all know differently, but just let the question go. Jerry's character is ex- pressed in his face, he has humor, honesty and gentle grace.

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Kix'i'11RYN L. 0R'l'lIXY'l-IIN Gee, Gal Your Note-Book Dom'! ' Cizfir Club, Commercial Club, Picture Cumnlillve, .-lrli'r1'lisiug C0u1luilh.'e. Time and time again we come across people, who make our life ,worth while living. We, the Class of lQ22 have been very fortunate to have a classmate who belongs to this class. This rare friend of ours is no other than Blondy Urthwein. Her smile and cheer- fulness always came to our rescue when gloominess hung on ns. This to yon.-Kathryn Orthwein, your dis- position while with ns was fine, and may it bring you happiness in years to come! .-XR'r11uR RUSICN 'fGot Silly .rltlsfiu Citiir Club, Clzairnuzu .fldfvrtisiug Coinznillvv, Oriole Staff, Plclurc Commiitfccn You will always see him in a hurry, but, as he comes to school so early. one would think he would have time to get all business over before his classes start but all day he just keeps on the go. Getting ads is his delight and it seems that every night he gets more than anyone else gets in a week. FRANK M. SLTII.KIiFl'iR 'S4't 'lim up. Truclc, Claes Play, Iioollmll, Pirlurc Corurnitivv. Schaffer is his last name and some Say F'rank's his First. And all the other names we know we'l'e sure it's far from worst. ' lint most folks call him Speedo -ask him the reason why: Wie don't know what he'll tell you but we'1'e sure that he won't lie llnt anyhow we wish him lnek in whatever he takes up. And may happiness from the cup of life be all that he may sup. C. .lonx Siiumx HUI1- .lly ffll-08,1 . ' lioolbnll, Picture c1UllllIlifft'l', Sm'1'vlziry Ci':'ir Club, Clmrter illvzzzbm' D 8z C Club. llere's a chap we all do know, he's popular indeed: in athletics he excels, and he has no parallels. Small of stature, still agressive, his style of dress is quite im- pressive. Never late and not too early is the motto of our Sei-gief' Lessons are no care to him. for he does them with great vim: quiet he is when in the school. quite a different lad in pool, game he is, as he has shown us, never tries to raise a fuss. Always happy, gay, steps our John on the way.