South High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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RIAE SILVERSTEIN HOIL illnnf' High Honor Student, Cz'-Fic Club, Debating Team, President FITIICIL Club. Our May is the smallest in our class, she is a bright little lass, who is willing to work real hard, isn't she deserving of her reward? Our May is also very neat, really modest and sweet. As for her manners our May is polite to everyone she sees and also the same to all she meets. Her hair is dark as night, her eyes are very bright, she's very keen of mind and also very kind, we wish her success in all she undertakes and hope for her that it will pay. So long, and good luck, May! ANNA H. SIMON Can, YOu Imagine That. Debating Team. Civic Club, French Club. Ad'z16rti.sing C ommittee. Anne is a bob-haired lass who always studies hard for her class, and yet she has the nerve to say I wonder if I'll pass. When a Freshman she worked with all her heart to try to get a good mark. But when she be- came an upperclassman she turned her mind to things greater and before we realized what had become of Anne we found her to be a dehater. Now, don't think Anne studies all night and waits for' school to take in, sl1e's human like the rest all right and hooks whenever she akin. NATI-IAN SOLOF Yea Bo. ' Track, Manager Baseball Team.. Baseball, Picture Committee. Nathan is a rah-rah boy, NVhose suit is just pressed sog And when Nathan starts dancing, Everyone stands gazing. And the girls just flock around, To see if they can dance with him. NIICIIAEL F. VVACLAXVSKI Huh 5' l Vud'ya lVan t ! .1ldefertisi11g Committee, Commercial Club, Civic Club, Class Baseball. He is little but you see, He seems quite big to me, For physical size is only one phase, And Mike's developed the others for days, So don't forget, Mike, What we've taught you here at school, And when you hit the bump of life, You'll be some big firnfs jewel

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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.

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NQRIQEN E. WVAGNER . O M1'gosh. Honor Student, Class Play, Debating Team, Oriole Staff. lt was just seventeen years ago that I heard her cry and coo. I paid her dad a visit then and smoked a cigar or two. We wandered far from home since then, have seen a lot of men. But I remember my old friend J. J. when I got home the other day, so I went along to dinner to recall old times and there I saw the little daughter that used to coo and cry. She had grown in- to womanhood so blithe and gay and fair that it almost took my breath away as I looked upon her there. I learned she led in social life as well as her class at South. If I could do as well as she, I'd be proud of it would't you? Em ILY ZIEGLER Ye G0d.r. ' 1'-ice President Senior A Class, Baslsctball Manager, Class Play, Secretary of French Club. She has curly hair and brown, we are happy to relate, and we've never seen her frown, though she's been worried here of late. Her ways are light and carefree, of this we are quite sureg We've always seen her happy, loving and demure. She attends every dance and game, she's always in for fun and on the Oriolels staff she's gained fame for the wonderful work she's done. VVith her we'l1 all be sorry to party we know we'll miss her so, but we have other work to start, so onward, up- ward we must go.