Williamsport High School - La Memoire Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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MARY Louisa Bowan Es'rH1-:R S. Bowan ff'Eck:yJ! Clay Commercial Etiquette 2-3, Commercial 4, Cherry and White 8-4, Lnllle- moire 4. Esther's always cheerful, Esther's always gay! She is always on the dot And never has much to say. She'll be a speedy typist And land her job some day. Eagle, Loyalsock Town- ship Academic Glee Club 3-4, Audubon 2, Class Track l-2-3. Here is wishing the best of luck to Mary who is never too busy to say a cheerful wond or lend a helping hand. Altliougli she is very quiet she is one of the most cfllcient of seniors. JACK F. BREEN Jack NIARGARET Bowan rr P e g gym! ' Roosevelt Household Arts W. H. S. Club 4, Clothing 8. American History 8. Chasing the blues seems to be Margy's motto. We have no doubt, with this disposi- tion. she will be very suc- cessful in her chosen DPU- fessiou-nursing. Transeau Academic Engineers 3. Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, La.Mcmoirc 4, Chem- istry 4. Fmi he's a scholar: he's a cown' Docsn't' know the way to frown: Does a lot: is known by all, And is no sloucli at basket- ball. Always playing some little game, For him we prophesy great fame. JUNE NEIL BREINING LUCILLE G. Bam-:N Curtin Household Arts Class Basketball 2-8-4. Class Track 2-8-4-, VV. H. S. Club 4. Lucille is witty, And also gay. Once your friend , She's there to stay. IRENE R. BRESSLER Brest Curtin Commercial Etiquette 2-3. Commercial 4, Class Basketball 2-3. Class Track 2-3. Cogan Station Academic Glee Club 4, Dramatic 3. Hi- Tri 1-L, Student Council 3. Cherry and White 4. Senior Play Reading Committee. Our little girl just yesterday W'lth hair in ringlets long. But now- Variety ls the Spice of Life And June is Variety plus - A member of the journalism class And a regular cut-upl FRANCES E. BROWN Franky VVebster Academic Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Dramatic 4, Hi-Trl 1-2-3-4, Student Councll 4, Clam Basketball 4, Cherry and White 4. LaMem.oire 4, D tin Team 3-4 Senior Doaofrnv MARIE BUCK I r:Dotn Curtin Commercial Commercial 4. Brown hair and eyes give her good looks, Her chief concern is school and books. Never gets in any larks, Any wonder she gets good marks. Always laughing, Always gay, Full of pep A lovely fay. You'll not tlnd Irene's kind Every day. eba g' . Girls' Chorus 4, German 8. If you see a sedate looking girl convulsing the crowd about her, you will find the center of attraction is Frankie, one of our shin- iest shining lights. BETSY BULIQOCK Curtin Academic Etiquette 2. Audubon 3. Brown hair, smiles sweet, Always happy, hard to beat, On the job from morn 'til night, Does her best to keep things right, She's kind- to all and loyal, too, Brown hair and all, we're fond of you. 31 x 21 , A

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HAzEL E. CARTER lf-Didyli Curtin Academic Glee Club 1-2-3, Etiquette 3, Hi-Tri 1-2-3-4, Sewing B. Here's a girl that can dance. And how she can sing, She can type or do 'most any- thing- That's our Hazel., l HELEN L. CASSIDY NVaterville Academic Now you see her- Now you don't- Helen's just that way. But when you have her for a friend She's there to stick and stay. MADALENE E.. CLINE Frenchie Cla ' Commercial 5 Dramatic 3-4, Etiquette 2-8-4, Commercial 4, Audubon 3, Class Track 2-8. Brown hair, Eyes of blue. A host of friends That are always true. Could say more But this will do. DoRo'rHY I. Comcli Jackie Roosevelt Academic Glee Club 2-8-4, Hi-Tri 2-8-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Class Basket- ball 2-3, Class Track 2, Senior Girls' Chorus 4. Pep Club 4, German 3. When you hear a whistle, song or some queer sound, lt's just Dot running down. When you hear a Ha! Ha! or a Tee! Heel it's just Dot over-running with glee. For she surely is the girl who makes life all a. whirl. KA'PIiRYN CRANDALL IfCas.yQ! Transeau Academic Hi-Tri 1-2-3-4, Audubon 1. Kathryn doesn't say much, but when she does speak everyone bursts into peals of laughter. She is witty, original and writes beauti- ful poetry inspired by some- body with russet, golden l8ll'. RoBER'r C. CAWLEY ffB0bJ! Transeau Academic Dramatic 8-4, Engineers 3-4, Field, Forest and Stream 4, Hi-Y 4, Band 1-2-3-4. Student Council 4, Assistant Manager of Football, Basketball and Truck 2-3, Cherry and White 4, Laltlemoire 4, Chemistry 4, Modern History 152. Bob is one of those indispen- sables, but he bothers us with those La lllemoire pic- tures. RALPH S. CLINGER Tome Transeau Academic Engineers 4, Field, Forest and Stream 4, Hi-Y 4, Audubon 1-2-3, President 3, Band 4, Student Council 1-4. Varsity Basketball, Student Manager 3, Class Track 2, L11Memoire Business Manager 4, Junior Executive Committee, Arch- ery 4. Clever Ralph- He got everything, didn't he, -'Did ? CHARLES C. COONER Chas Bedford Industrial Senior Executive Committee 4, Industrial Hi-Y 4. When it comes to mathemat- ics, Einstein has nothing over Charlie, who certain- ly knows his oats. He plans to follow the electrical tralde. We wish him lots of uc . 23 FRANK CASALE - Frankie Washington Industrial Dramatic 3-4, Class Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4. Frankie is the big noise of the class. He expects to make a living in the ring. Too had for Casale! X , LESTER T. CRAVEN Milne Clay Industrial Mike is always anxious for hunting and fishing season to come. He is an ambitious cabinetmaker and is making good in his trade., No girls for Mike yet. r