Elizabethtown Area High School - Elizabethan Yearbook (Elizabethtown, PA)

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Seniors MILDRED ENTERLINE Too Deep is the versatile member of the class of '37. She is a debater, actress, elocutionist and musician. For the star part she played in Peg O' My Heart she will long be remembered. Too Deep plans to attend Elizabethtown College and prepare to teach. May success and good luck follow you, Mildred. I. KENTON ESHLEMAN Bats is our little man with big stuff, always laughing and trying to con- vert tragedy into comedy. When it comes to managing the finances of a class play or year book, he can't be beat. We predict he will be running a successful enterprise of his own some day. CHARLES WALDO ESHLEMAN Plug is the modest lad, but he really has reasons to be otherwise. He not only excels in football, basketball, baseball, and swimming, but also in the field of music, holding the 1936 state championship for saxophone playing. ln Septem- ber, Waldo will further his education and accomplishments at college. ROBERT HENRY FORNEY Why, there goes Butch in another new carl Butch is the dark, handsome, young man with the baritone voice. In the role of the butler in the Senior Play and as King of Pirates in this year's operetta, he has scored high. Which is it going to be, Robert, opera or the automobile business? VERNON A. FREY Vernon is another of our versatile lads-Mr. Seiders thinking him quite a gifted writer when it comes to preparing papers on the evil effects of alcoholism. Vernon, however, is more particularly interested in drafting and welding, and upon graduation will pursue courses in that direction at Hershey. EVELYN GAINER Peeps we call her. Although the smallest girl in the class, she is right there when it comes to laughing. The typing room will never be the same when she leaves and takes her giggle with her. Evelyn plans to continue her work in the commercial field. GLENN GAINER Who is the chap that rose to sudden fame through the role he played in Sire de Maletroit's Door ? None other than Gainer, the Editor-in-Chief of our Year Book and star debater. Among his many interests is that of vocal music which he hopes to pursue as a profession. May success be yours, Glenn. NANCY M. GARBER Nancy will always be remembered as the little lady of the class of '37. Al- though reserved and unassuming, she has by her sincerity and courage of con- viction made a lasting impression. Upon graduation she expects to take a course in home economics and qualify as a teacher in that field. ROBERT S. GARMAN Bob is our very able cheer leader whose pep has been a contributing factor in our school victories. With his pleasing personality and his dramatic skill he has proved himself a valuable asset. Mechanical arts have been his primary interest -whether it be designing or teaching, we cheer you on your way to success, Robert. IOHN GERBER One of the boys to enter our class from Bainbridge this year was Iohn. When he first appeared among us, someone cried out, Don't tell me that this little fellow is a Senior! Yes, and a worthy one he has proved to be. So don't worry, Iohn, about your sizeg remember Napoleon was a little man. MILDRED GROPF Mildred is one of those rare combinations of originality and fun. If she be on a committee, success is inevitable, for whatever she undertakes, whether it be an essay or beating someone in horseback riding, conquer she will. May you al- ways be able to hold your horse, Mildred. ELVA HEISEY Who has not met Elva, another of the Commercial students, who has greeted us many times as one of the efficient secretaries in Professor Ebersole's office? Never ruffled-always pleasant, always accommodating. The underclassmen are going to miss you, Elva. C183 entered the library oi the Elizabethtown I-ligl

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