Lancaster High School - Vidette Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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The Uideffe SUSAN BYERLY College Sue Hockey C2, 3, 455 Chorus C2, 355 Dramatic Clu4b5 Book Club, -Pres.5 Mythology Cluwbg Famous Artists5 Arts and Crafts5 Playground Supervision, V.-Pres.5 Astronomy Club, V.-fPres.5 Class Vice-.President C35. A laugh is 'worth a thousand groans lu any market. ' .. Here's a pretty 'blonide miss who prefers brunettes','. So she says! VVe Wonder, because invariably the adored object is a blonde . She believes in keeping her Hsunny side upv. Do you blame her, with such a smile? Never mind, Sue , whether blondes or brunettes captivate you, we know you'll succeed. FRANCIS P. BYRNES College Preparatory Pai Home-room Basketball C2, 3,l 45 5 Track C35 5 I. V. Basketball Team C25 5 Class Soccer C45 5 Chorus C25 5 Student Council C255 Literary Society C3, 45, Pres. C45 5 Hi-Y Club C25 5 Cluvbs: Commercial, Tennis, Draimatie, Siports, C1hemistry5 Committees: Social, Pin and Ring, Sweater. Pat, the quiet, little, mowdest boy who occupies the rear seat in Mr. Hartran'ft's home-room has a little motto that he has followed quite well: I never troulble lessons till lessons trouble me . Pat seems to get quite a kick out of laughing at Mellin.ger's jokesf CARL J. CAMPBELL College Preparatory Beans Literary Society C255 Comimercial Club C25 5 Chemistry Club C3, 45. Who is this fair youth, the reason Why many girls leave home? He is without a doutbt the foremost movie critic of the City of Lan- caster. If ever you want to be sure tfhat a movie is good before you see it, ask f'Beans , everyibody else does and gets good results. EDNA CHRYST Commercial Eddie Chorus C355 Short Story Clubg Book Club5 Poetry Clubg Current Literature Club5 Commercial Cluib. After the verb 'To Lovef 'To Help' ir the mast beautiful 'verb iu the world. This is Eddy's motto to a dot for she does lots of both. Besides this, Eddy, with her gang, is quite an arguer. That's all right, though-we happen to feel as you do-it's a recreation. Good-bye and good luck. FRANK CONNELLY Commercial June Home-room Basketball C2, 3, 455 Commercial Club CZ, 3, 45, Vice-President, Presidentg Class Treasurer C455 Social Com- mittee C45. June is the treasurer of the class as everyone knows and has a motto that he uses in connection with the collection of the dues, that is: 'Better latelthan never . According to all the latest reports he is going to become an undertaker someday. '

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The Uideffe PAUL BRUBAKER Co-operative Boob Home-room Basketball C2, 3, 453 Class Soc-cer C453 Industrial Honor Society C2, 3, 453 Hi-Y Club CZ, 453 Clubs: Dramatic, Etiquette, Cartoon, Travel, Tennis. Here's another C. M. T. C. he-man. Brwbaker seems to be able to make beltter lines with a T square than as a right guide. THEDORA BRUBAKER Retail Salesmanship Ted Junior Orchestra C253 Mathematics. Clurb, V.-PT9S.j Old Testament Narrativeg Mythology Clulbj Arts and Crafts Club3 Conduct and Manners Club3 Music Club, Sec. Friends depart and memory takes tlzern To her eazferny, pure and deep. Still waters run deerpf' Dod's so quiet-sometimes. She's a great pal and a good. sport. Stevens High will miss you, but we all must part, so We say,-Happy Days, Dod, OLIVE MAY BUCHER General Ollie Hockey C253 Chorus C253 Girl Scoutsg Arts and Crafts Clubg French C1luFbg Current Literature Club3 Class Song and Poem Committee C45. A penny for your thoughts. Ah! a real live poetess! CWith a leaning toward Starrs 5. Yes, really, consult almost any Vitdette for proof. We all know she has a secret longing for China. We hope it's gratiiied some day soon. Best of luck, Ollie , JANET BUFFINGTON General J. B. Chorus C45, Sec. C453 Glee Club C45, Sec. C453 Famous Buildings and Paintings, Pres.3 Girl Scouts, Patrol Leader3 Book Club, V.-PT6S.Q Conduct and Manners Club3 Poetry Club3 Arts and Crafts Club. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. This young lady has both even if she has no 'fRis', in her vocabu- lary. In fact those with whom she associates use Vefy few them- selves. If you don't believe us go to the library any time of the day and thear for yourself. RUTH BURKHOLDER College Bur-ky Girl Srcoutsg Private Life of the Romansg Playground Supervisiong Arts and Crafts Cluibg French Clulbg Travel Clu'b3 Nature Club. Constaney is Immun nature. One of these quiet girls. Ah, our suspicions are aroused already. Maylbe some day HBurky will tell us confidentially about her affairs d'amour, however. That's all right, 'tRudy , Oberlin will receive you with open arms anyway. Bon voyage, classmate.

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The Uidetfe RUTH ELIZABETH COOPER General Betty Travel Clubg Mythology Clubg Current Literature Club5 Book Club5 Flower Co-mmittee. A oloxeai month catoheth no flies. Rather a silent classmate, butt that's no sin. We suippose Betty could produce the noise if it were necessary. And who knows what secrets she hides behind that calm demeanor? Well, Betty, we won't be too curious. Best wishes from the best of classes! WALTER T. DARRACH General Tex Glee Club C25 5 Commercial Club C355 Music Clubg Lettering Clubg Dramatic Clu'b5 Class Song and Poem Committee C45 5 Pennant and Monogram Committee C35. A little learning is zz dangerous thing. Tex is quite a singer, artist and banjoist. Tex has but one weak- ness, playing and singing all night and sleeping all day. MARTIN N. DAVIS General Stinky Home-room Basketball CZ, 3, 45, Manager, Volleyball C45 5 Varsity Tract Team C2, 3, 45 5 Class Tennis C35 5 Literary Society C25 5 Honor Society C45,,Presiden't5 Hi-Y Club CZ, 3, 45, Treasurer5 Tennis Club C355 Travel Club C35, V.-1Pres.5 Debating Club C45, Treasurerg Cheer Leader C3, 455 Varsity Debating Team C455 Class Debating Team C455 Vidette Staff, Asst. Advtg. Manager C35, Advtg. Manager C455 Social Committee C3, 455 Handbook Committeeg Prophecy and Color Committee C3, 45. .Here he is, Folks5 the big, tall, athletic and handsome youth who 'hails from the foremost subenb of Lancaster, known as Rohrerstown. Stinky is president of the Honor Society, debater and quite an athlete. He is studying hard and hopes to become some day the squire of Rohrerstown. Stin,ky's services to -the school and class shall always be remembered. HELEN ELIZABETH DEARBECK General Helen Conduct and Manners Club5 Famous Women Clubg Announcement Committee. Still 'waters run deep. Although we could learn nothing from Helen herself, our Sherlock Holmes, hot on her trail, discovered that she Writes and receives letters upon letters from Virginia. We think this is mysterious, don't you? Best of luck. MIRIAM AGNES DECKER Commercial Mim Chorus C255 Book Clubg Short Story Clubg Poetry Clubg Arts and Crafts 'Club5 Commercial Club. This maiden hath no tongue but thought. 'Tis too true! No one knows Mim. is about until actually seeing her. All We ever say just soaks in. What! a partnership! Eddie is the better-half and these two are as inseparable as Easter and the Bunny. Good luck, Mim.