South Hills High School - Lives Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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l 4 3 KENNETH R. ADAMS-- KEN A man is he, a man indeed, YViLh thoughts that range so wide, He does his Work and does it Well, And lets none slip aside. Radio Club. Spanish Club Secretary. Honor Student. REUEL DICKIM ADDIS- ADD1S, 'WYOBBLESH 'tVVobble-s must be pretty good in his classes if midnieqht oil Q75 counts for anything, for he certainly burns a lot of it. He has always been a gre-at favorite among the ladies, and feels per- ferftly at home when with them, His depth of thought is remarkable, but his greatest achieve- nxent lies in his ability as a 'tkidderf' He is also a vlever dancer and an enthusiastic supporter of all c-la-s zwlixities social or otherwise. In Ad- dis we have a classmate of the highest order. one whom we are glad to hail as a friend and Companion, Klever Kuts Editor Sesame'l Class Book. Choral Cluh 1917-18-19-20. Spanish Club 1919-20. Class Play. PAUL ATKINSON- ACKY VVith a disposition as sunny as his auburn hair. MAC-ky may be counted on as a true friend, indeed, Spanish Club 1919-20. Radio Club Treasurer 1919-20. MILDRHD E. BEST-1 DIlL Although Mil'l may not be the best, she nearly reaches that mark in music. Vlfhen she sings we wonder Where all the volume comes from, beoause Mil is one of the smallest mem- bers of the class. She is also an adept in short- hand. Vlfhy- she writes so fast that one has to talk at a racing speed in order to maek her lose a word. Choral Club 1917-18-19-20.

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MARY NEVVELL BIGHAM- IRISH In the dark, Irish never needs an artificial light, for her broad grin radiates for about a mile, Irish seems to spend most of her time talking. but she always turns up in class with a good recitation. Besides taking all the hardest subjects in school, she is an all-round athletic star. She is the proud possessor of thrce 'tS's . Mary expects to be a gymnasium teacher, VW' know she will succecd, because she accomplishes wliatcver she undertakes. Easkctball 1919: lCaptain 19203, FRI!-IDA L. BLAINE- FRITZ Heres a miss who takes school lifc as it comes, but in any social function she is iu her glory. Nl'hen i-t comes to dance exhibitions, Frieda is always there to take part. Her size is surely cxcecrlcd by her pleasing personality. Vric-da pronounces hcr presence with her char- acteristic Hi-i-i-i-i. School llcportcij for Pittsburgh Sun. Choral Club 1UlT-18. RICHARD H. BREEZE, JR.- DICK A :nan of wonderful executive ability and al- ways ready to use this gift, Dick is the sort of fellow who succeeds in everytlling he under- takes, e. lllnglish, Debating, Football, etc. Dick is a fine dcbater and a remarkable man on the gridiron, and we cxpcct some day to see his name ranknig with James DeHart and other famous football men. In general, Dick is an all-round fine fellow and student' one of which South Hills is proud. Vice President of Class 1918, Editor-in-Chief of Class Book. President of Debate Club 1919. Interscliolastic Debating 1919-20. Captain Intcrscholastic ,Debate Team 1919, Orchestra 1918-19. Football 1918-19. Second Honor Student. IYILLIAM w. BRIIANT, JR.- BI1,l., --srNNv Although Bill has seven more years of school yet. we know he will never become ,'2fI'i1Y-h21il'9Il because of work. He is bound to succeed. though. because nothing ever seems to trouble hini, Bill is a shark in his studies, especially Spanish. VVe might also add that he is a real jazz king at the piano. Vice President Senior Class 1919-210, Vice President Spanish Club 1919-210. Senior Class Football 1919. Class Play,