The Pittsburgh Academy - Eagle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THE EAGLE MARGARET E. FARRELL ANNA LOUISE FICERY RUTH FISCHER ..Peg,. Peg is our Charleston dancer. A clever little en' tertainer. so wee of stature she must be very careful not to go out alone at night for fear of some one's kidnapping her. She is a member of Pi Delta Gamma Sorority and active in all school affairs. JOSEPH FIORUCCI hjoen joe will look very stunning on the l'Bench. in his judicial robes. Mussolini and baseball are his hobbies. 4fAnne-. Qur Anna is a very quiet. likeable little miss who has been Working very en' ergetically during the past year. Vsfe hope that Anna Louise will carry this energy and enthusiasm with her throughout her life. ALVIENA FRIEDLEY HAI., Alviena is a very studious and energetic stenographic student, whose lavorite pas' time seems to be typing copy for Remarques . Some day we believe that Al will be a novelist because she must get inspirations from the magaf zines she reads in typing Clilss. Ruthie Ruthie is sympathetic and a friend who is always true. She is one of those persons who never let pleasure and duty clash. for she always has her lessons prepared. As modesty repels enmity, suc- cess is the veritable reward of her Character, ROSE GAUSS Rosie One of our quiet but friendly girls, is Rosie. She is a very studlous workergwhen she isn't at the movies. THE PITTSBURGH ACADEMY Fighteen N

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THE EAGLE BERTHA DEAUMER WILLIAM DEVORAK MYRTLE DOLAN nBett-. Where you all going'l7 is our Bert's favorite expression. Yes, Bertha is a typically charming Southern maidfso charming in fact that she is always surrounded by a large group of friends. Bertha's favorite pastimes are swim' ming and dancing. HARRY EICHENMILLER Ike Harry is the tease of the bookkeeping department. He's never satisfied unless he's teasing someone. Out' side of that he's a likeable chap and a hard worker. Bill Two gun Bill , a versatile lad from the west. does equally well at making arf rangements for a banquet and writing minutes of a meeting. He is this year's secretary of the Alpha Theta Tau fraternity. MARGARET ELSDON .fpegu Margaret's aim in life was to be a school teacher but she has now decided to become a stenographer. If we are to judge by her brilliant recitaf tions in 'shorthand class and her speed in typing Rem- arquesn copy, we may be sure that Peg will find sucf cess. Merrie A member of the Evening School sorority. She hails from Sewickley and one can see in her the ideal private secretary. ANTONIO R. De FRAN- CESCO HTOHYU The Steinmetz of our class who recently decided that zinc was no longer an elef ment. Tony is known by his diligence, for in his stud- ies he's a shark, grasping everything that comes his way. THE PITTSBURGH ACADEMY 9 , Seventeen

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..,1.a- -- W f.. Tr im'-M A A i yia' 1 . 9' i-iff! THE EAGLE 'il'-.L x1 ' ff. 1 ANDREW F. GAYDOS ..Andy,. Anything in surgery , says A , and we think he will make an excellent heart surf geon judging from his sucf cesses around old P. A. HELEN HARBAUGH Harbie A quiet and gentle maid is Helen, who is a friend to all. She is a very studious worker and we know that Helen will be a very success' ful secretary. HENRY GILES Henm'e Hennie is a very quiet and attractive chap who is also blessed with brains and ready witgespecially during the quiet moments of study per' iod. GUNARD HEDBURG nc-funny. 'lA modest., unassuming chap, we like him all the more for that is quite def scriptive of Cunard, who is very fond of sports. partic- ularly baseball. Gunn likes music and is a very good singer. He is now a Sunday School Superintendent and someday he hopes to add success in business life to his list of achievements. MARY GLASS ,.May., Mary never says much. Si' lent and plodding, she strugf gles along the flowery path of acquiring bookkeeping knowledge. Good luck, Mary! JAMES HENDERSON ..Iim,, jim. Rudolph Valentino's double. is a very serious minded, entertaining young chap, whom we all admire. When not engaged in play' ing golf or tennis, our long classmate is busy sell' ing automobiles. THE PITTSBURGH ACADEMY Nineteen