Lancaster High School - Vidette Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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28 VIDETTE ANNUAL KATHRYN COOPER HKU-' General Course Glee Club i455 Chairman, Dramatic Club 1455 Chairman, Flower Committee C453 Senior Play. A Wise man never blows his 'knows'. Kit came to us in our Senior year and has proven herself invaluable to the class. She takes great interest in music elocution, F. Kz lVI. and the Loaf-a-Lot Club, helping to live up to its name. Her favorite movie star is Larry Semon. We Wonder Why??'? She exhibited great ability in the Senior play. Kit expects to take up elocution, but we think it most likely will be Domestic Science. We Wish her the greatest success in Whatever she undertakes. EDNA DELLET DeZ ' Commercial Course Modern Authors C45 5 Commercial Club 145 3 Decoration Com- mittee 145. Here is our champion talker and laughte1'. If an uproar is raised in any class, you may be sure you will hear Del's ' voice above all others. Not that we don't like to hear it, for We sure do. And jokes! Dell sure can tell about the night before and also springs off some original ones. This girl likes to go machine-riding. We don't know what the attrac- tion is, but there must be one. She used to like Gym CJim5 class, but she won't tell us what class she likes now. Here's to success in everything. KATHERINE C. DYSINGER A Kit ' Commercial Course Vice-President 1355 President, Modern Author Club 1455 Com- mercial Club C45g Athletic Association C1-2-353 Vidette Staff C453 Videttc Annual Staff C45g National Honor Society Q45 5 Refreshment, Committee C3-455 Who's Who Q45. And her modest manner and graceful air, Show her as good as she is fair. Kit or Dyse as she is sometimes called is of a very' pleasant disposition with a smile for everyone. She has taken the commercial course and plans to be a stenographer.. She is a member of the Honor Society and is very active in school Work, being one of the representatives sent to Har-A risburg in the typing contest. We have been hearing rumors concerning a certain some- body-well-freally we don't know much about it5 . Never mind, Kit, energetic and enthusiastic as we know you tor be, we see your successful star shining brightly in the future.

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VIDETTE ANNUAL 27 DAVID F. CHAMBERS 'fDcwe Class Baseball 143 g Hawthorne Literary Society 12-3-413 Haw- thorne Debating Team 1413 Scientific Society 11-2-3-415 Class Day Committee 1415 Attendance Committee 111. Dave Chambers, the boy orator-the man with a little body but a big voice. His excursions to Maple Grove are frequent. He goes single but returns double 1 not costing as much jack as going double. He plays Hrst fiddle when it comes to bats and reveals his courage when he plays bass fiddle when it comes to shebas. Well, young feller we wish you the best of luck as a good scout and a conductor or is it an engineer ? ANNA MARY CHARLES Jack General Course Historian 147 g President Dramatic Club 145 3 Social Committee 1335 Chairman, Ring and Pin Committee, 145 Chairman, Class Day Program 1453 Senior Play 142. - In the right pew, but the wrong church. This quiet, unassuming, attentive 1'???J young lady is the life of the class and one of its most popular members. She is known as a jolly good sport, who is always Willing to help someone and to laugh at ajoke. Jack is not positive as to her work after leaving school, but may enter M. S. N. S. in September. If we may take a peek into the future, we may visualize our Jack in a one- room schoolhouse teaching the village children the three R's. Here's to your success, Anna Mary, in anything you may undertake. 'GEORGE CUSTER Gordie General Course Hi-Y Club 12-3-4,5 Vidette Staf, Advertising Manager 1433 .Stuglirgt Manager 1419 Social Committee 1415 Scientific Society Has anyone seen 1 or heardj a new Dodge machine com- ing or going, driven by a handsome, four-eyed young man, who looks as tho' he is about ready to be married? You -did? Well that was Georgie going to see his mamma George says he's going to college but we say, one can't go to college and support a Wife at the same time. George's pet aversion on a nice moonlight night is to take a ride out into the country, on some lonely road and then have engine trouble 1'?D. Nevertheless George is alright tho and We fugiipose he can take care of himself so we Wish you good uc .

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VIDETTE ANNUAL 29 PAULINE DAUM NDCl.'ZL'I7Z'i6,'U Paul General Course Secretary, Nature Study Club 145g Athletic Association 11-21. Faithful to her trust, . And constant to the end. Pauline's a quiet and good-natured girl and never gets into any serious trouble. She is the only one in S. H. S. who can sharpen pencils for the teachers and she is also a favorite in biology class. Paul' 'is also very fond of chem- istry. Pauline's ambition is to be a nurse and we are sure she will be successful in a sick room with her quiet and soothing ways. All the best wishes of the class of 1925 go with you. MARY COSNER Pol General Course Cooking Club 145. - Mary is our little lassie from the country. She looks quite innocent, doesn't she? Well, looks are deceiving, for one day Mary almost swore in English class! There, weren't you shocked? Of course, it was purely accidental, wasn't it, Mary? This child's greatest fault is quarreling with Dot. However, We suppose she'll outgrow that before she becomes a country schoolma'm. Or is it housekeeper? Whatever she undertakes, We know she'1l succeed in if she sticks to it as she has a Trig for the last hve months. Best luck, Mary! WILLIAM K. DAVIS Peanut General Course Class Treasurer 12-35g Cheer Leader 1419 Class Day Committee, Chairman 1415 Social Committee 1415 Class Baseball 1415 Haw- thorne Literary Society 13-4Jg Scientific Society 1355 Hi-Y Club 145. Peanut Davis-the boy who likes them hot and roasted. What ?-Peanuts! He has a common name but he does un- common things such as running for trolley cars, etc. He goes with a girl whose name-first one-is common also, but she must be a magnet the way Peanut flies to her. He claims Sensenich's Coal is the hottest and we predict for him a long life as a Vice-President of a coal company and the President 1?J of a home-I-Ia! hal