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

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E RNEST GULDEN- ERNY This student has a great deal of pep C?J, He recited VZ? so much in English class that we have advised him to join the Bolshevist Stump Speakers' Fnion. Nevertheless, for good fel- lowship he is always on the job. If Erny c-yer disclontinues his ambition for stump speak- ing, we firmly suggest his practising undertak- ing, I-le has such a deadly look. J. GEORIIE HANDY-- JU DGP! A very jolly young man, free from the care cf the world. Occasionally he takes his school Work seriously. He is noted for his bashfulness hy smut- of the girls in the Class. But when he is away from sehool? He is especially noted f' 1' the way he tickle toes. Skating and dancing ure Judg.:'e's Chief delight. He is the seeond athlete of South Hills who has made his letter in four Iwmnelies of athletics. It is very seldom you tind Judge without his friend, Jim Menk. Daskethzill. Baseball. Traek. Hovkey, Football. Class Plziy. ALMA HELEN HOOKER.- HOOKS Helen hos ai sunny disposition, and is nearly alxyuys in a good humor, taking life as it comes. She has ht-eu a member of the basketball team for three years. Her ability is not limited to athletii-s, hut includes Ij1'E1lTlil, Spanish and the Sl'lf lPl1 funvtions of the School. lizlskm-tllfull 1919-20. Sesame Year Book. Class Plug. Spanish Club. Track 1918-19. HARRY KAUSS- HAR Harry Kauss-, a yery :food fellow, Full of life, not a streak of yellow: Shorthand expert. good at typing, Age seventeen, five foot eight: Always on time-never lute. Class Football.

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EDGAR DELANEY- PUNK Punk by name, but not by nature, Edgar is not a lady fusser-, and is rather inclined to keep in the background as regards social func- tions, but among his friends he is an agreeable companion. Hi-Y Club. Xvireless Club. Class Football. ANNA DONEHOO Anna may seem quiet and reserved to most of of the class, but those who know her best know her to be a true and dependable friend, always full of fun. She has a special talent for trans- lating Spanish. Anna is always on time and ready to put her whole self into whatever she does, DAN W. FRYE, JR.- DAN Dan is our newspaper reported and coal mine expert. Quite a difference between the two, but we know he could succeed at both and at the same time, if necessary. Dan excels in Spanish and short-story writing. At lunch- time he walks around with a business-like look on his face, evidently trying to conceal the fact that he's hungry. Dan is a good all- round fellow, though, even if his hair is curly. Choral Club 1918-19. Spanish Club. Class Play. HELLA GREENHERG-PLAIN BELLA Rella is our own personal product to succeed Mrs. Tom Thumb. But the maxim is, All small people have big hearts. Rella is no ex- ception to it. In all her Classes she is a perfect scholar C?J. Her inspiration, which is, by the way, nine-tenths perspiration, while managinsr the Props for t'Green Stockings, was the one thing that helped us put it over. She aspires to a senatorship from Pennsylvania. Honor Student.

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MILDRQEII KELLY There are greater things in life than talking. Thnt is Mildred's motto. which she 1-lings to vlosi-ly. She is very quiet, but her sweet inun- ner makes her a lovable member of our class. W1 LLIS KINNARD A boy that is known all over the school for his good sportsmanship. He is one of the best nth- lf-tes in the South Hills High Sehool and has won ni:-iny prizes. He is also very popular among the fair sex, as his mischievous eyes and enrlv hnir make everyone like him. He is very good in nmthi-matics and hopes to become ii vivil engineer some day. 'I'raek, Gymnastics, H E LEN KRLIIGH Helen is a sweet, loving girl, whom everyone likes. She is always ready to do something for olthors. VVe do not know who of the opposite sew is her favorite, as she keeps all sueh things to herself. Helen's aim is to be the first xvofnun President of the United States. ROBERT L. BICKEE,- BOBBY llvlvhy, with his everlasting good nature and feistirliousness of dress is very popular in our 1-Inss of 1920. He is a favorite with all the ladies, but there is one little girl who enptures mo-st of Bohby's'l attentions. Class Play. Class Football, September, 1920. Class Basketball, 1918-19.