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

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Lewis W. EDLER U rtLoul! Staunton Military Academy Academic Engineers 4, Hi-Y 2-8. Pleasant, agreeable, modest, quiet, n e a t. dependable, calm, never excited, work- ing for good marks with scientific thoroughness. 1 . -1 1 LEON S. EDNVARDS Shorty Grsonoa G. EISENBEI George S ROBERT YV. EDLER IIBOIJI! Transeau Commercial l-ll-Y -l-, Audubon 1. Class Bas- ketball 4, Class Track 1-2-3-4. Bob is always full of fun, And usually has his lessons done, When he doesn't, there's a good alibi. For Bob is in business away from High. 3. ' ELmNoR EVENDEN ff-El!! Curtin Academic Etiquette 2, Hi-Trl 2, Audu- bon 8-4. El ls very well liked by both sexes. She has dark hair and snappy eyes. Pos- sesses fa clever' way and is always full of fun. Curtin Industrial Art 3-4, Orchestra 4, Band 2- 8-4.' Lalllefrwire 4. Leon is a quiet classmate and is interested very much in painting. Maybe this is-the reason for his study of beau- tiful women. HAZEL B. EISENBEIS fflseyl! Curtin Commercial Etiquette 2-3, Commercial 4. Class Basketball 2-8-4. Lallie- 'moire 4. Class Track 2-8. Hazel is a typist. She expects to land her job. She'll get what she goes after Even though it's through a mob. ROBERT S. ENDERS - ffBob!! Clay Academic Hi-Y 1-2-3. Varsity Football 1-2-34, Class Basketball 1-2-3- 4, Class Track 1-2, LaMemoire Vice President, Athletic As- sociation 4. The big boy with a broad smile who sells us the idea of pep on Friday morn- ings. Bob played football for Old High three years and then was elected A. A. President. He has proved one of the most popular boys around W. H. S. Constance, Germany Industrial Engineers 4. Aviation 4. George has made a good start by constantly making the honor roll and is fast learn- ing .our ways. He expects to be head draftsman at the Lycoming some day-Ehl EUGENE M. EBIERY' Gene VVashington Academic Field, Forest and Stream 2-3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Audubon 1-2-3, Class Basketball 2. Gene has not caused so much trouble for us this year, but-always he rates high with the fair sex and what more could we ask? MARY C. E'r'rL.-x Puddic St. J oseplfs High Academic Glee Club 3-4, Orchestra .2. Student Council 2, LaMemon'e 4, Senior Girls' Chorus 4. One of our modern maids of W. H. S. Did you ever see her driving that handsome Buick? We wonder what her fate will be when she graduates. after studying dancing, singing and music? Probably s o m e handsome young man! Eorrn MAE FAIRFAX Fancy Clay, Commercial Etiquette 3. Commercial 4. Class Track 1-2-3. Dark brown hair, Q Pretty brown eyes, Edith is the girl that sings, One we all like to hear, She is ever bright and smart And always has cheer.

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EMMoNs DARnow ffRed!l Curtin Academic Field, Forest and Stream 2-3- 4, Hi-Y 4, Class Basketball 2. Junior Varsity Basketball 3-4. Emmons plays at basketball, Has red hair and-not so tall. Studies hard and recites well. Willnge a big man-who can e J ACK DEIBERT ffJack?J Curtin Industrial Industrial Hi-Y 4. Jack is a good fellow, always up in his studies and in for o good time. He is learn- ing the printing trade. ROBERT DENSE CIBOLJI Transeau Academic Field, Forest and Stream 2-8- 4, Audubon 1-2, Varsity Foot- ball 3-4, Class Basketball 2, Class Track I-2-3-4, Chemis- try 4. Dense is a popular all around RHY- The girls all like hhn, now don't ask why, For you are surely well aware Of his beautiful wavy, curly hair. On the football fleld he is fear- less and bold. A guard that simply lays them out cold. PAUL :DIEFI-'ENBACH ffnieyyil Curtin Industrial Aviation 4, Industrial Hi-Y. Freshman Football l. When Blllman's away, The rat will play, And what more can we say? LIARGUERITE DEMAREST Demi Transeau Academic Hi-Tri 1-2-3-1-, Audubon 1-2. Student Council 2. Cherry and White 3-4. A wild. intoxicating laugh sounds through the corri- dor. You look. and careen- ing along in a mad, careless rush comes Demi, russet hair, crimson lips, red dress. More power to her! FRED M. DIEFI-'ENnAcH fCDieU'lyJ! Roosevelt Academic Field, Forest and Stream 2-3. Audubon 2-8. Aviation 4, Chemistry 4. Fred is another one of our friends from Newberry. He is a very quiet, easy-going fellow and hopes some day to become a baseball player. MAX C. DIEE1-'Enosax-'En Maw Curtin Academic Glee Club 4. Orchestra 2-3, Band 8-4. Max hails from Nisbet and after seeing him convince Mr. Hoshauer he could not stay after school, we rec- ommend that he take up salesnianshlp, and predict a huge success in that line. LEANORA AL DAVIS ffpatil Roosevelt Academic Etiquette 84. Class Track 2-3-4. We hear,that Lenore is one of Mlm Stout's prize nplls in French. We wondjer if the fact that she lives so far from the evils of the modding crowd has any- thing to do with it? HELEN DORNSIFE DIose Roosevelt Household Arts Dramatic 4. Etiquette 2-3, Art 3. W. H. S. Club 4. Helen is jolly and always gay. .losing and laughing night and ay. To her. lessons are a cinch. Always getting ln and out of a pinch. MARION DRESHER Kentucky Pottsville Academic Dramatic 4, Hi-Tri 4, Class Basketball 4. From Pottsville she came to us with her friendly man- ner, her pleasing voice and laukh. and her willingness for fun and dances. Marion speedily established herself ln our midst with a great many friends and admirers.

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FRANK P. FARRINGTON Prince - Sunbury Academic Engineers 4. Hi-Y 8-4. With a cheerful grin and a dizzy wise crack. Frank teases his way through school. However. he has one complaint. Miss Quig- ley doesn't glve him time to think. JOSEPH FENSTELIACHER CCJOBU LIARTHA M. FELMLEE 2lIartie Lewisburg Academic 4 Audubon 4. Martha ls the little girl who always knows her lessons- demure? Have you heard her toot the saxophone? JAM!-:s EARL FRAILEY Jim Curtin Industrial Student Councll 1-3, Aviation 4. You will always find fun where Jim ls. He knows how to get on the honor roll ' as well as repair automo- biles. Later in- life he ex- pects to manage his own garage. Roosevelt Academic Field. Forest and Stream 2- 3-4, Ht-Y 8-4. Varsity Track 2-3-4. Class Basketball 2-3. Class Track 2-3-4. A speedy man. that is our Joe. When, on your mark, get set and go- We see him set that good old pace Which for Old Hlgh i wins many a race. LIAXINE B. Fu-:om-za IlIa.ri-ne Transeau Academic Glee Club 8-4, Dramatic 3-4. Etiquette 2. Hi-Tri 1-2-B-4. Au- dubon 1, Student Council 1. Cherry and White H-4. Junior Executive Committee 8. Jewel- ry Committee, Standard Ring Committee. Senior Class Play Reading Committee. Another of honor roll fame. Fun loving-clever-dalnty -and whatever has been credited to our class of Thirty you can be sure Maxine had a hand in it somewhere. We are all proud ot' our Maxine. EDWIN YV. FLEXER llEd1J Webster Academic Engineers 4, Hi-Y 8-4. Lallle- moire 4. Ed is another one of those good looking seniors who make the young girls weep and the widows dry their tears. Ed is an athlete too. with exceptional ability to make friends. Gaoaos VV. FETTER Webster Industrial Industrial Hi-Y 4. Fetter's the pride of the ma- chine shop. He always makes himself generally use- ful but doesn't have much to say. Hanav C. FITHIAN Harr'y Curtin Academic Glee Club 4, Dramatic 8-4, Field, Forest and Stream 2. Hi-Y 2-3-4. Student Council 24, President 4. Cherry and White 4, La Memoirs 4. Se- nior Class Reading Commit- tee, Standard Ring Committee. Harry is a tlne student and a well chosen president of our Student Council. His only worries are German and that wavy hair. CHARLES JOHN Fox ff'-Iaclcll Transeau Academic Field, Forest and Stream 2- 8-4, Student Council 1-2-3-4. Varsity Football 2-8-4. Class Basketball 2-5, Class Track 1- 2-3-4, Junior Executive Com- mittee 3. Junior Class Presl- dent, Treasurer of Student Council B. No drug store cowboy here but the real thing: student. athlete, p rom committee- man. president. etc. MARION E. FRANCISCO Homo A Clay Academic Glee Club 4. Dramatic 4, Hi- Tri 4. Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Class Track 2, LaMemoire 4. Brown' hair, cleverly wind- blownj over her dark eyes. Always happy even though busy with Journalism. A splendid violinist. a depend- able orchestra and glee club member. '12