Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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1926 JUNE BUG -:- C. H. S. :montanamoosecaoonacmcmeaantaoonnoaaocwnQaaoaaammooonaaammao KATHERINE LOUISE HARVEY For Ioueliness of hair.-Virgil. Louise's black eyes, dark complexion, and bobbed curls are the envy of many girls. She is always prepared with her lessons, and gets more than her share of good marks, Although she is very short and slim, she is great in athletics and the girl that is set the task of guarding her, soon iinds her all too agile to keep up with. In spite of her usual bustle and hurry, she always has a smile and a bright hello ready whenever she sees you. HELEN WOODWARD HAZELL Joyful glory of the eyes.-Virgil. You would think that Helen had to walk over all of the Ten Hills in order to get to school from the way she comes puffing and blowing up the steps. How- ever, this doesn't seem to bother her. She giggles and talks to Babbie all day. One could tell the minute he saw Hazey just how the world was treating her, by looking at her eyes. They could talk for her if she would only give them a chance, but instead. her mouth works hard from nine until two thirty. Eating and talking-that's Helen. GRACE ELIZABETH HELFRICH With such a countenance' as calms the storm.-Vzrgzl. Babbie worried? Never! To be wor- ried is not her habit: but then she has no need to be, for her work is always of a passing grade, and her friends are numerous. Whenever anyone is hungry, he seems to know just where to go, for Babs always brings more in her lunch than she can eat alone, and she is always willing to dole out a little sustenance. Babbie's disposition is the envy of us all, and after a storm it is quite a relief to see someone come through smiling, ready to go on the same as ever. Twenty

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1926 -:- JUNE BUG C H S someta-:zhcaca:z:t::::caf2:r::c2:4:1t:r:c::cz-itutaeucatacncncanzwczatacutsisweat:cicacanmcaticatntnocncatatatataatncarnaaof ANNA VAILLE HALL Touching everything lightly with the charm of poetry.-Lucretius. When any games are to be played Anna always wails, Why do they have O. K. lists? , but at the last moment she always manages somehow to get there and help her team win. No one as yet has ever gotten the best of her in hand- ing out remarks, for she's clever enough to make the wisest of us admit that we can't compete. Anna, known to some of us as Pat. has a host of friends who know her serious side, too, and her will- ingness to do anything to help her class- mates. FRED CARLE HAMMEL What need of learning when man's at ease?--Perszus. Polley vous Fransay? Fred is well acquainted with Fords and hopes to be with French. He gets plenty of experi- ence with both, as his Ford usually does not run and his French keeps way ahead of him. Fred's aim in life is to possess a Chrysler roadster and to get a passing mark in French. Fred is tired of French and Fords. CHARLOTTE WRIGHT HAMMOND No fairer face, or sweeter air could boast.-Virgil. Charlotte is the kind of a girl you al- ways admire. She has bright eyes and curly hair that used to be long. but alas! she succumbed to the fad and had it cut. Although she doesn't like pub- licity in the least, knowing that she was the only one for our class secretary, we elected her to that oflice. Her faithful work and staunch support of our year book have placed her near the head of the list. Nineteen

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1926 -.'- JUNE BUG -:- C H S mera-a an-amsemeaaeaacmeaarzvzic2:c:czicmc::f::l-z:i:2.-czafzacza:a1e2:c:-:z:c2-:31c::c cms BERTI-IA ISABEL HELM We place a happy life .in tranquility of mind.-Cicero. She is always humming a bit of a popu- lar tune because she is so jolly and care free, or perhaps she knows so many tunes that they simply bubble over. Oh yes, she is quite an accomplished pian- ist: didn't you know? Isabel is gen- erous to a fault, and we all look to her for the paper and pen for our last-min- ute essays. Hers is always a smiling acquiescence. ELAINE ELEANOR HEROLD So with such words she lit the hearts of all.-Virgil. There she comes-all dressed up and al- ways in, a hurry. That's Lane. We can't imagine school without her. She's always on hand for everything, and shines in sports when her knee cap will behave. She amuses everyone with her clever remarks, and there isn't anyone who doesn't think just loads of her. In and out of school she is the best of sports, the best of fun, and the best of friends. HELEN ROSELLA HOGAN Her placid face,-Virgil. Here is a jolly person. She always has a smile for everyone. While Helen isn't an Aunt Eppie by any means, Oh my gracious, no! she has a pretty fair start. Helen gets rather good marks in her subjects, too, and is one of the most industrious girls we know, especially in bookkeeping. She also can make a piano tell something. If you want to hear her play, drop in sometimes at our music class. Twenty -one