Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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JANET BENDER March 6, 1929 Likes red . . . likes volley- ball , . . likes to argue . . . able baby sitter . . . can't de- cide on Frank or Nevin . . . or have you . . . Janet ARLENE BOLLINGER Moy 25, 1929 Taffy blonde hair and laugh- ing blue eyes . . . Shun1an's colleague . . . another Gran- tham-ite .. . one of those 'ipepperoosn . . .Oh '-Biddle ROBERT BRANDT january 19, 1928 Mr. I-laggerty's man Friday . . , college bound with brains and flashy toewarmers baseball . . . troubles galore with your Arfiran pictures- and the women. . .whence the title. . . Smoocher OPAL BUNNER Oclooer 29, 1927 A jewel for a name . . . a jewel for her finger . . . serious- minded but addicted to day dreaming . . . it must be Dick . . , a quiet lass but always busy is . . . Opal GLADYS Bust-1 November 2, 1928 justwildaboutcheesecrackers . . . interested in Hershey In- dustrial School . . . proud of her brother . . . we envy your artistic hands . . , Gladys FOSTER BERKHEIMER September 26, 1928 One of those energetic Wilcox boys . . . his Olds does get around . . . especially to Har- risburg. . .brainy. . .known to Arlene as . . . ..COp.. PAUL BRANDT October 2, 1928 Our busy, capable president . . . tall, dark, and oh so hand- some . . . junior play lead . . . in the band too . . . Mrs. Orris' problem child. . .where's. . . Paul DOROTHY BRICKER October 20, 1929 Small package with big ani- mated eyes . . . number please gal . . . always driving that big blue Packard . . . in- separable pair- Shorty and I I i Dot Dorus BURD November 4, 1928 Deep resonant voice she's pretty . . . she sings too . . . ask Mr. Malone . . . senior play . . . a grand young lady with grand plans . . . good luck . . . Burdie HELEN BUSH October 11, 1928 ls escorted to and from school . . . tames chameleon and Gil- bert . . . enjoys sewing and piano playing . . . has time to make good grades too . .. haven't you . . . Helen

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JEAN ALLEMAN Apri19, 1928 Rosy complexion . . .sweep- ing eyelashes . . . Hel-lo . . . Dr. Long's private secre- tary . . . National Honor So- ciety . . . conversational speed demon . . . just call her . . , Jean ELIZABETH BAKER Auguft 2, 1928 Oh, those snappy dark eyes . . . advertising manager for Tarrb. . . you all . . .School Crier. . .odd little accent. . , snappy comebacks . . , that's our, . , Liz JEAN BARBOUR Marr1916, 1927 Shepherdstown commuter . . . volleyball champ . . . Herm . . .Service Club cor- respondent Have you heard the one about-- . . . what a talker . . . Barbour ROBERT BASEHORE .Yeptemher 7, 1928 Always on time???? . . . ask Mrs. Orris . , . Weaver's Ser- vice Station . . . sort of quiet . . .that is, in school. . . get your tardy permit . . . that means you . , . Bob DOROTHY BEETEM May 25, 1928 Grabs of love for a gob . . . weekend jaunts . . .cute, miniaturepackage. . .dancing feet , . . what's the attraction at Shippensburg . . . 'lDot FRANCES BAIR December 29, 1929 Lisburn gal but M.H.S. newshound . . . freckles . . . quiet charm . , . Johnny . , .talks incessantly of Brenda . . .afuture nurse-how about it. . , Frances RUssEL BAKER july 14, 1928 Quite a talker . . . skunk hunter . . . likes Liz . . . one of those Wilcox boys . . . still wants to be an undertaker . . .howal-loutit. . . Russ NANCY BARNES November 8, 1928 Your Artimn editor neat blonde tresses . . . jangling bracelets and rings . . . French devotee . . . always talking about her cocker spaniel. . . and her Bill . . . popular ..Nan., CLAIR BAUGHMAN july 18, 1928 Perennial smile . . . happy- go-lucky . . . Brandtsville con- tribution . . . seen with Ed . . . loved to be in Miss Yeager's English class . . . where's that Whippet. . . Baughie JEAN BEITZEL April 3, 1927 Glossy black hair . . . neat clothes, too . . , Weis Store money grabber . . . quick on the trigger . . . class choice for cutest girl . . . that's you . . . ntlean..

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JOAN CAssELL October 11, 1927 Prolific letter writer Rainbow patron. . .likes bell- bottom trousers. . .to sleep in P. O. D .... and chocolate walnut sundaes go to them. . . AJO.. AGNES COOKE November 30, 1928 Industrious and quiet Csorue- timesD . . . si, si, Senoritan . . . hopes to be a woman in white . . . always smiling . . . never complaining , . . a sweet name forasweet girl. . . Cookie MILDRED COOVER September 19, 1929 Budget balancer . . . good training for career as secretary or housewife . . . who knows . . , that Ford . . . that chew- ing gum , . .THAT Bruce. . . that, . . Millie CAROLYN SUSANNAH CUTI-IBERT Merch 26, 1927 Our drum majorette . . . she came . . . she saw . . . she conquered-Ed . . . make-up artist president Senior Dramatic Club . . . Scads and Fads columnist . . . has those chemistry iitters, haven't you . . . Usuen HARRY DECKMAN Fehuarjf 12, 1928 Another one of those Spartan players . . . likes nothing bet- ter than eating hamburgers . . . sports writer for the Torch . . . that car goes to Lemoyne seven nights a week . . . are you in it. . . Harry JOHN CONWAY December 15, 1928 Aetonautic fan . . . has pri- vate pilot's license . . . knows how to pilot that car too . . . usually seen eating . . . Sophia certainly has influenced your school work, hasn't she . . . Red GILBERT COOPER May 14, 1928 Williams Grove product . . . can usually be seen waiting along Simpson Street for a cer- tain Helen . . . then off to the Wilcox plant . . . where did you get those bracelets . . . Gilbert ROBERT CORBE june 5, 1928 The Shiremanstown Tarzan . . . movie goet . . . if he has the money . . . Good golly . . . two distinct dimples . . . honorary football captain . . that's you . . . Bob EDITH DAVIS tfeptemeer 30, 1927 just lo-O-O-v-es school . . . every day brings a new at- tractive hair-do . . . cute plaid fringed skirt . . . delights in art in music and chocolate marshmallow sundaes ...how about one . .. Edith GEORGE DONALD DIEHL june 27, 1928 He's big, strong, and mascu- line . . .sound technician . . . important Student Council man . . . hall patrol . . . Master of Ceremonies for the student sing . . . memorial fund . . . Mrs. Lassen's boy . . . Don