Danville High School - Le Tresor Yearbook (Danville, PA)

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D l-I s M5 Orange and Purple 3-1 1 9 2 8 NANCY NANCE SHEEP O. 8a P. Staff, 1-3-4: Vice President, 13 Priestlian Clubg Glee Club, 3-43 Class Play Cast. lfVo1'lc is for only llmsr' who uw? not rlc1'e1' mzough to rzroirl it. Stomp! Stomp! Stomp! and you look around to see the smiling face of Nan- cy appear. Yes, this is Nancy, one of the blonde-haired girls of our class, who always succeeds in making others happy by her cheery countenance. She is also a reason why gentlemen pre- fer blondes . With this combination nothing but a bright and prosperous future could be had for her. We wish you luck, Nancy. EARLE ROBBINS Priestlian Clubg Boys' Orchestra, 1-2- 3-43 Varsity football, 43 Treasurer, 1. f'Fo1' l1.z:'s fl jolly yoorl fellow. Meet Earle, ladies and gentlemen. He is one of the rather quiet boys of our class. Earle has been a violinist in our orchestra during his four years in D. H. S. He's a jolly fellow and has manv friends among his class-mates. We do not know anything about his plans af- ter graduating but nevertheless our best wishes are with him. ELMA DOLLY ENTERLINE Priestlian C1ub3 Girls' Orchestra, 43 Glee Club, 3-4: O. 8: P. Staff, 2-3-43 Class Play Cast. NA mfzirlmzl 11m-m' lmlvl, TVHIL cz lmczrf as good ns gold. Elma is another of these happy-go- lucky girls. She is constantly chatting and darting about the room, Some- times she is seen glancing over at a certain Senior boy. Who? Oh, it's a secret! Elma's ambition is to become a nurse. We are almost certain that if smiles and a cheery disposition have anything to do with success, Elma will not fail. WARREN HTISI-I BROOKS Glee Club, 43 Priestlian Clubg Cheer Leader, 3. HLIHLIIIL mul the world laughs ufiilz yon: llfcep mul you :Prep r1Iouf'. Again we have a very remarkable Opportunity to have a close interview with such a handsome boy, or rather man. Every person is talking about how Warren is all wrapped up in mu- sic. With much curiosity we wonder how, when and why-as he is a musi- cian of no kind. Let's ask Warren.

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D. H. s. 4 Orange and Purple 3- 1 9 '2 8 RAYMOND CHOKE EVANS Varsity football, 2-3-4, Varsity bas- ketball, 2-3-45 Varsity baseball, 3-4, Captain 4, Priestlian Clubg Glee Club, 4. l,ilr' is :ml ll lmlifluy. 1111! un rrllfvn- lion. Meet the clown of our class. We hear he intends taking Caruso's place in Grand Opera. Would you believe it? But several of the programs given here at D.H.S. would convince anyone that it is true. As a football player, his suc- cess and achievements are well known to all of us. Best 0' luck, Choke . MARY SKINNY GERRINGER Priestlian Clubg Orange and Purple Stan, 43 Glee Club, 3-4, Varsity Bas- ketball, 4. NIM lull. uol small. Hui II y1l'f'1ll Iifllr' 11111-ll!'l' ill I111.sll'r'I- bull. Mary is famous for two things, one, athletics, and the other, good sports- manship. She surely is some traveler! If you don't believe it, ask any one who saw the Girls' Basketball team play. If you hear a high-pitched giggle coming down the hall, you can bet your last nickel it's attached to Gerringer. We are not sure as to what Mary intends to do, but we wish her the best of luck. CHARLES CHICK SIETZ Varsity Football, 1-2-3-4, Captain 43 Varsity Baseball, 3-4, Priestlian Club. l'lr1.11. final l'1I lllfly with you: ll'm'k, mul guuu'Il zrork ulnzzrf' Chick is the cut-up of the class. In rain or shine he always has a smile for everyone, He is a studious lad staying up many nights until twelve studying? He is a splendid lighter as was shown by his fame in the football games. Keep breaking through the line of life's word, Chick , and you will surely meet with success. Towel and soap, please. ALBERTA UBERTIE' MILLER Glee Club, 3-4, Priestlian Clubg Class Play Cast. I Ion' my Inrf' in sf'z'r'Ff. Heres to the bonnie little lass of Riverside. Bertie is liked by all who know her. Cheerful, gay, never gloomy. She always has a smile for everyone. Bertie's ambition is to become a nurse. We know that she is sure to succeed. Here's luck, Bertie !

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D. H. s. 4 Orange and Purple 5 1 9 2 8 FRED FRITZ JENKINS Varsity Baseball, 3-4, Pot Hooks Clubg Class Play Cast. l :'il:if s full oj Iifr' mul fun. l 1'il:ie s jl1II of IHll!l1lff'I'. l 1'il:i4' ix ilu' only mir' 'I'11ul !1Vif'f rlurs :ml yo uflrr. Isn't he sweet? Sure enough, this is Fritz, the sheik of our class, Whom one cannot help liking. He has such winning ways. lEspecia.lly with the opposite sexi. Fritz is a wonderful baseball player, as well as woman hat- er. We think Fritz expects to be somebody's stenog and we wish him all the luck in the world. EMMA PAT LOCKHUFF Girls' Orchestra, 45 Glee Club, 3-43 Priestlian Club, Class Day Programg O. dz P. Staff, 3-4. 'Al look fI111I's full nj rliylnily. .-l .vnbf'1'. Sll'I'l'f l'.I'1H'!'NSlI?Il. lfmnzu likrs In uw! Ilml lfllfll. 'l'n Hlrllff' ll yum! im11Vf'ssiml, Emma is one of the high lights of our class. She is quite interested in music, especially in trumpets. We can't understand why, but perhaps it's be- cause red hair does attract one. Emma intends going to Cedar Crest College and we wish her the best of luck. CHARLES ATEN Priestlian Club, Boys' Orchestra, 2- 3-4. Hr mmlrsl in spf'1'r'l1, buf fxrrrl in 111'- lion. Here we have one of the really in- dustrious boys of the class. He surely has lived up to our motto. Labor Omnia Vincit . We can't imagine him in a position of any less than captain of the S. S. Leviathan. Here's luck, Charles. HELEN MORGAN Priestlian Club, Girls' Orchestrag Class Day Program. 'l'll1' only frm!! is. Siu' has no jaulff' Sincerity and unselflshness are just a. few of Helen's ine qualities. Yes, she is small, but she adds a new phase to life- Multum non Multo . CQual- ity not quantityl. Helen is a good all- around girl, and has a host of friends. Helen says that she is going to Blooms- burg State Teachers' College. No mat- ter what she undertakes, she is bound to succeed.