South High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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DEDICATED l To Mr. Henry Clay Frick, great American Steel Manufacturer, and philanthropist, who, through his benefactions, furthered the interests of Education by enlarging the vision of teachers and by making it possible to bring from the fields of Art and Literature some of the most eminent and successful men and women in America to inspire the pupils enrolled in the High Schools of the City of Pittsburgh, we dedicate this yearbook, deeply appreciative ofthe service he has rendered to mankind.

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x Introductlon , Classes Admimstratson ACTIVINCS Athlctucs Alumni Features Advcrnsing NTENTS

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CSTEEL. THE HISTORY OF STEEL I was born in what you call the Lake Superior region in the United States of America of the planet World which lies in solar system number three. The date of my birth is unknown to me and much of my childhood is dim in my memory: so, for convenience I shall begin my narrative, starting a few years before the discovery of my particular branch of the iron ore family, 0 0 0 We lived a peaceful, undisturbed life under the ground, until one day some stupid young boy happened to dig up one of my cousins. Later several other relatives also were dug up and carried awav. But these were very distant relatives, the disturbance was small. and we still continued our customary existence, The real trouble began a few years ago with the invention of all this modern machinery and methods, I remember distinctly having been blown out of bed early one spring morning with a little stick of material the workmen called dynamite, I was then rudely scooped up by a snorting thing referred to as a steamshovel and l'.igv ii