Greensburg, PA High School Alumni Notes 1888-1909

J. Harry Pershing, '02, and W. Dick Hunter, '02, were recently admitted into the courts of Westmoreland county, and have taken up the practice of law.

J. Audley Black, who graduated in '88, and who is now living at Fayette City, attended the funeral of the late James Beatty Owens, Sunday, April 15.

Frank W. Royer, '06, who graduates from Lafayette college, '10, was home several days this
month on business.

Mrs. Fowler, of Newark, N. J., at a dinner Saturday, May 7th, announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Florence Fowler, a sister of Miss Leslie Fowler, instructor of Modern Languages at Greensburg High School, to Frank E. Baker, former principal of G. H. S.

George Temple, '07, and in the class of '11 at W. & J., spent Sunday, May 8th, at home.

James E. Shields, '07, gave up his position with the Railroad Construction company, and has accepted the position of bookkeeper with the Keystone Coal and Coke company.

Oscar F. Walton, '01, having spent a short time in Greensburg, returned to Chicago, where he is working with the Western Electric company.

"Dave" Waldron, '09, is wearing a Georgetown baseball suit and while with the team in New York expects to see Prof. Baker, our former principal and athletic general.

Edgar Royer, '09, was chosen marshal at Lafayette college, the highest office given to a Fresh.

"Mac" McHardy, '09, is holding down the position of third base on the Cornell Freshman team.

Mrs. Jay C. Jamison, '04, nee Miss Mae Brown, and Miss Louise Brown, '06, spent a week in Baltimore last month.

Mrs. F. D. Miller, nee Miss Louise Peoples, '06, and her two children, spent several weeks this month with her mother. Mr. F. D. Miller, former principal of G. H. S., was also in Greensburg for a short time.

Reports have it that Edward Kenley, '09, now a Freshman at Cornell, is a full fledged "Fusser."

From the Greensburg, PA High School 1910 Yearbook

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