Lancaster High School - Vidette Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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The Uideffe RICHARD D. BAIR Co-operative Dick Home-room Basketball CZ, 3, 413 Clubs: Etiquette, Radio, Tennis, Golf, Chemistry, Comimercialg Senior Play Committee, Indus- trial Honor Society C3, 41, Secretary C41. As his name imfpllies, he certainly is a bear with the women. He is a fast Worker and burns things usp, while working in the Senior Play he burned out 'two fuses. We Wish Mary Jane and Dick the best of luck. RICHARD BAKER General Dick Home-room Basketball CZ, 3, 413 Chorus C31g Glee Club CZ, 3, 415 Literary Society C3, 41g Clubs: Commercial CZ, 3, 41, Ad- vertising, Vice-President, Penmanship, Chemistryg Pin and Ring Committee. Here is Mr. Gru1be's foremost helper in math class. He collects the papers every day because Mr. Grulbe says he has to do something. He completes the trio of Baker, Byrnes, and Mellinger, Humerous? jokes Inc. suwpplied anytime before school in the rear of Mr. Hart- ranft's home-room. MYRTLE A. BARE Commercial Myrt Glass Baske'tbal'l CZ, 3, 413 Varsity Basketball C419 Chorus C213 Leaders' Clubg Menu Planningg Conduct and Mannersg Arts and Cnaftsg Senior Commercial Club. A penny for your thoughts. Pity our pocket-lbiooks in this case. When asked whom she ad- mires, Myrt, replies, Bob, he lives on East King Street . O. K., We Won't say any more. H'ere's to success in the Commercial World, lVIyrt. ROBERT BARTON Co-operative Bob Home-room Basketball CZ, 313 Class Soccer C415 Industrial Honor Society CZ, 3, 415 Clubs: Etiquette, Chemistry, Radio, Technical. Here is the premier club member of the class. He recommends the Eltti-Kett Club as his favorite. In fact it is thought he is in love with Etti-,Kett himself. He is that way. FRANK BIEMESDERFER General Bud Home-room Basketball CZ, 3, 413 I. V. Football CZ, 3, 41, Hi-Y Club CZ, 313 Commercial Club C213 Travel Clwbg Golf Club. ,Besides being Miss Hershberger's little helper in the office, 'tBud is one of the mainstays on the Hartranifters' basketball team. He is working in a grocery store and he says 'that some day the might work hiimself usp to be one of the big butter and egg men.

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The Uideffe MARGARET ACKERMAN Retail Salesmanship Peggy Chorus 2, 33 Playground Supervisiong Famous Picturesg Conduct and Mannersg Music Clubg Menu Planning. Her modest louoh the cottage might adorn, Sweet as the primrose peep.: beneath the thorn. No not alley, -- Alie l Let's become domestic, Peggy, there's not a better vocation in the world, and the class of 1930 Wishes you the best of luck. THELMA ALEXANDER Commercial Thelma Chorus 33 Travel Clubg Arts and Craftsg junior Commercial Clubg Playground Supervisiong Famous Paintingsg Senior Commercial Club. They alto serve who only siaml anal wait. b t W hardly know Yes, quiet, but now and then an out urs. e h t t think of this lassie or what to believe. But we do know w a 'o , she is gaddlin' about. Thelma is our speedy left-handed stenog. Never mind that little thing. Good luck, Thelma. VINCENT K. ALEXANDER College Preparatory Cootie Asst. Student Manager and Student Manager in Basketball, Track, Football C3, 453 lSoccer C2, 353 Messiah Chorus C35g Band ' ' ' C3, 453 Student Council, C2, 35 , Junior and lSen1or Orchestras Sec. C3, 45, Hi-Y Club C2, 3, 45, Vice-Pres. C253 Home-room Volleytballg ilVLusitc Appreciation Club, Sec. C25, Pres:-'s C3, 453 Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres. C453 Vidette Staff, Reporter C25, Sports Editor C353 Class President C3, 45, Secretary C253 Hand Book Committeeg Prophecy Committee C453 Business Manager of Senior Play C45. . . , ost illustrious class ever to have entered the portals of L. H. S. Cootie possesses a beaming personality, ta great willingness to work hard for his school, and lb'nes 'these two characteristics with an ability to talk on any The president of the greatest and m corn 1 sulbject, at any time, anywhere, and for any length of time to make a very capable 'leader for the Class of 1930. DOROTHY M. ANDERSON General Dot Travel Clwbg Astronomy Clubg Book Clubg Nature Club. Happy are they who have their work. 'tDot has the Work, and she looks happy enough. HDot . Whenever you see a blue book, here's hoping it reminds you of Trng ' ' t e ories. C?5 or Geometry--and brings hack all those pleasan rn m K. LOUISE AURAND College Spud Chorus C253 Old 'Testament Narrativeg Private Life of the Romansg Conduct and Mannersg Mythology Club, Vice-Pres.g Book Clubg Color Com-mittee C45 5 Flower Committee C353 Class Song and Poem Committee C455 Vidette Prophet. After all, therefv nothing like a good book. But it all depends where said book happens to be. Spud certainly does like the library, and one glance at those Intelligence Test scores will 'tell you that there may be a reason for xt.

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The Uicfeffe THELMA E. BINKLEY General Binh'i Class Basketball C455 Hockey CZ, 455 Track C255 Chorus C3, 455 Glee Clulb C455 Short Story Clubg Conduct and Mannersg Private Life of 'the Romansg Adventising Olubg Book Clubg Playground Supervision. C'an.rpicuous by her absence. Has any one seen Thelma Binkley today? No, she is absent. VV-ell, well, never mind she was ourt with Bill last night. Poor kid, she needs a rest. Don't geft discouraged, Bin'k, it will soon be over. GERTRUDE BLACK Commercial Certy Class Basketball C35 5 Hockey C3, 45 5 Track C25 5 Chorus C25 5 Short Story Club, Pres.5 Girl Scoutsg Music Club, Sec.5 Book Clubq Menu Planning, Sec.5 Commercial Clubg Invitation Commit- tee C45. She was only a milofs sweetheart. Peanut is extremely fond of writing HM. D.'i all over her note- books-4but he isn't a doctor. Peanut swims, -dances, tplays hockey, and talks, all with equal zeal, and is ever a jolly com-panion. Here's hoping you will like the 'biriny waves, 'tPeanut l JOHN T. BLACK Co-operative Blackie Home-room Basketball C3, 455 Clubs: Radio, Technical, Chemistry, Etiquette, Puiblic S.peaking5 Industrial Honor Society. As his name implies, we find him a deep dark, non-contiding fel- low. The result of this silence is goldeni' nature has an excellent effect on his lessons. No doubt others might profit somewhat from the example. HENRY M. BOSMAN General Hank Home-room Basketibiall C455 Track Team C45 5 I. V. Football C455 Hi-Y Clu4b C455 Commencial Clubg Engineering Club, Pres.g Flower and Motto Committee. Hank is the Virginian, Texan, etc., all rolled into one. Ask him, he'll tell you. His ambition is to be bat boy for the Yankees. This boy is very perseveringg he is now able to dance after 3 years of practicing. ARTHUR H. BRACKBILL General Art Glee Club C355 Commercial Club C255 Travel Club C3, 45. Art is the boy that thought that 'Tse regusitedn was a term used in playing the game of bridge. We are glad that Goodman set him straight. Art is not only a history shark but, look out, girls, he is romantic.