Lancaster High School - Vidette Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Top Ro-w-DAVID CHAMBERS, RUTH BROWN, RICHARD CHAMBERS, HILDA BRUBAKER, HARRY BINKLE. Bottom Row-DOROTHY CAULFIELD, GEORGE CUSTER, BARBIE BRACKBILL, VIRGINIA BRAILLIRR, MILT0 BRYNER, ANNA BUCKWALTER. N

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VIDETTE ANNUAL 21 KATHRYN E. BECHTOLD Kit, Kay General Course Glee Club 1459 Modern Authors Club 145. ' God bless the man who iirst invented sleep. So Sancho Panza said and so say I. It's the same old cry with Kit every day- Gee, how I hate to get up in the morning. We wonder who the tall sheik is that Kit is often seen with-never mind, Kit, we don't blame you, we would too. If you Want to find Kit any night after school, you can find her at Smithgalls. Our wishes for the best of luck go with him when she leaves S. H. S. ANNA BERGAN Anne Classical Course Science Club 145. Anne certainly is our spelling champion. She almost won the championship, but fortune turned against her at the last minute. Never mind that, though, Anne, it wasn't your fault. Anne is very studious and earned some very high marks during her two-year stay with us. She doesn't talk much, but when she gets started, she sure can give you a line. She will either join the group marching toward Millersville next fall, or enter a business college. Whatever your ambitions may be, Anne. they are destined to be crowned with the richest rewards. MIRIAM I. BINKLE Mimi, Mini, Commercial Course Tennis 1353 Glee Club 12-3-455 Debating 1353 Modern Authors Club, Secretary 145 5 Music Appreciation Club 1455 Athletic Asso- ciation 12-35 9 Vidette Staff 1455 Vidette Annualg Social Commit- tee 135 g Sweater 1355 Flower Committee 145 5 Jingle Prophetg Dance Committee 1455 Refreshment 135. A low and gentle voice, woman's greatest charm. The mention of this name calls to mind a little blue-eyed maiden, always busy and sunny tempered. She is one of the most active members in the class and received second prize in a recent essay contest. Mini has always been Very much concerned about her lessons and she loves the tap tap of her typewriter keys. We have seldom heard her speak of boys, which would lead us to think that they have a favorite place in her thoughts. Never mind, Mini, here's success to you and the good Wishes of the Whole class.

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VIDETTE ANNUAL 23 GLADYS BINKLEY Binh Classical Course Mythology Club 141. We welcomed Gladys to our ranks in her Junior year, and what a splendid scholar and loyal classmate she has proved to be. She is very studious and toils away at her lessons with an ever willing and persevering zeal-especially the period preceding Physics class. Her pleasant and cheerful smile has won her many friends. The best wish we can give her is that her life may run as smoothly as her two years' sojourn at S. H. S. BARBIE L. BRACKBILL Bobby,' I Commercial Course Modern Authors Club 1415 Commercial Club 141. Her modest looks the cottage might adorn, Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. Barbie is a rather timid-looking young lassie, but looks are deceiving. Barbie always has her lessons done, although she is too timid to recite. To look upon this beautiful and innocent face, you would think she isn't in the romantic world, but we know differently. Barbie has one weakness- blushing. Bobby certainly has the most beautiful red cheeks anyone ever saw. Her ambition is to work in an ofiice, sincerely yours, Bobbie. RICHARD K. CHAMBERS Whity, Dick, Woggin Track 1115 Baseball 1115 Orchestra 1215 Glee Club 1215 Orchestra 1315 Baseball 131. Woggy Chambers-here he is-there he goes- Too tired. He is a frequent caller on St. Peter at the gates of Heaven but he always admitted at Paradise-He's fond of dancing, sleeping and hooking school-indeed if he spent as much time on his tennis as he does hooking school he would be able to knock off- Sleepy King. His main ambi- tion is to become a Pool Shark. MILTON BRYNER Milt General Course Orchestra 12-3-415 Flower Committee 1415 Junior Varsity Tennis 13-415 Class Track 11-21. This lucky young man only comes to school in the morn- ings. The rest of the time he works. He is quite a tennis player, but he says they make the rackets too small. He thinks a post-graduate is one who has graduated from a correspondence school. Well, good luck, to you.