Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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NNN XX X Xx JEROME KERMIT BURTON For bold in heart and act and word was he. -Idylls of the King. AKE's smile and good-humor have made him many friends, but he has two that are well-nigh inseparable-his trusty fiddle and faithful Ford. Jake arrives in his faith- ful flivver jammed with lift passengers. His trusty fiddle is safely bestowed in the rear, for Jake is booked to entertain us with an- other delightful solo. Indeed, he is a promis- ing violin virtuoso. He is also quite a de- bater, having strong insight into the deeper aspect of the question. His profundity and forceful argumentation invariably silence his opponents. SUSAN BUTLER How modest, kindly, all-accomplished, wise. -Guinevere. FOUR years of hard faithful study have given our petite, fair-complexioned Sue sufficient self-possession to face the business world. Some day she will be somebody's stenog and take down dictation in record time, for indeed Sue is quite adept and skilled in writing in shorthand. Sue is skilled in the terpsichorean art too, mastering all the latest steps and surreptitiously exhibiting them in class when the teacher is not looking. SARAH PACE CAROTHERS A broad brow and fair-a fluent hair and fine. -Idylls of the King. SALLY never has very much to say, but when she says it, she knows what she is talking about. She is particularly adept at illustrating the various stories read in French, and her productions give a great deal of pleasure to those in the third period class. At times Sally's jovial moods cause her to make surprisingly ironical ejaculations, which tend all the more to put us in a good humor. l .ai 27 Ig., T 91 4 1

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X X . .:. Xu S CATHERINE BOONE Thou hast true humility, the highes! virtue. -Idylls of the King. BOONIE sits quietly at her desk, disturbing no one, and listening attentively to everything said in class, adding her bit in a small voice. We go to'her in time of trou- ble. It is unnecessary to ask, Did you do your Latin? for she studies from morn till night. just look at her report card and you will see the result of this hard work, for her marks are usually A, and never below B. We will all agree that she is one of our best as far as lessons and amiability. ETHEL MATILDA BOWERS Her open eyes desire the truth. -Idylls of the King. E THEL,S main difficulty is in controlling her peculiarly contagious giggle. By contagious we mean that inexplainable effect in causing a feeling of light-heartedness and cheerfulness to come over us on hearing her laugh. Ethel has other accomplishments be- sides her giggle, however. She is a capable violinist in the orchestra, and is as worthy a singer in the Glee Club. Hood College is her ambition, and she will surely do well, for her carefree manner and her constant good humor will lead to nothing but success. ALYCE VIRGINIA BROWN So tender was her voice. -Idylls of the King. Is, a newcomer to Catonsville this year, S is a popular and jolly member of IV A. We were not long in the discovery that Alyce makes an entertaining companion. Her dark eyes have proven very captivating as evidenced by her host of admirers. Sis is prone to day-dreams at certain times, and we often chide her with a Who is he? , Is he good looking? , What kind of a car does he drive?', This is answered with a smile and, You'd be surprisedf, i I l

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JENNIE DILL Spoke in words part heard, in whisper part. -Idylls of the King. STILL water runs deep. This applies to Jennie, for who would expect such a quiet person to own such wonderful faculties when it comes to bookkeeping and sten- ography? IV C will all agree that some day Jennie will be a famous bookkeeper, as she is always working over her set of books, espe- cially after school. Besides being such a good commercial student, she is also a good and faithful friend. Whether a stenographer or bookkeeper, she is sure to be a success. LOLA CATHERINE DUFF We will make us merry as we may.' -Idylls of the King. WITTY remarks and eating seem to be Lola's specialties. You are sure .to have a gay time with her, but take our ad- vice and never argue with her, for, if prac- tice makes perfect, Lola will never lose. Lola delights in being the Hrst to disperse a choice bit of news to her chums, who always come prepared to listen to Lola's morning repartee, and eager to hear any remarks her wit may lead her to say. ' , MARY ELLA NOR EDMONSTON To doubt her fairness were to want an eye. -Tldylls of the King. EDDY is quite popular in school, being a member of the Student Council and of the Glee Club. Perhaps her popularity is due to her personality, for she has that charming disposition which is sure to win friends. She is fond of fun and most always laughing. She is a good sport and always Willing to lend a helping hand. Mary's out- standing characteristic is her sneeze. So far no one has been able to imitate it. We might add that Mary's ambition is to become a nurse.