Broad Top Township High School - Top Yearbook (Defiance, PA)

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Eight THE BROAD TOP MICROCOSM iimiiimmmiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiingiin HOWARD JENKINS “Boots” “Boots” is one of the most active hoys in our class. He is always full of fun, being “Johnny-on-the-spot” when it conies to having a good time. Therefore he stars in getting low marks in conduct. We hope that whatever his course may be, he will prove a great suc- cess. ANNA GUYTON “Annie” Anna is one of the jolliest girls in our class, and never fails to have her lessons prepared. She is always ready for a good time and never looks happier than when there is going to be a party. Although she is undecided what her course will be in the future, we are sure she will not be a failure. ALBERTA SOLOMON Her smile and words so cheery Have made the day seem bright; We love the pretty c'assmate Who keeps us feelinjr right. Lucky are we to have had so pleasant a schoolmate for four years. We all are sure that some day some lucky one will come along and snatch Alberta away from us. BEULAH ELLEN BARTON “West Virginia Wildcat” This little brown eyed maiden from the south entered our class this year. Although very shy and quiet, her winsome manner has won for her many friends. She is very stu- dious, never girling up and always has her les- sons prepared. We know she will be a success in her efforts at college. JAMES LEHMAN “Jim” “Jimmie” is an all right, straight fellow, but there is one tiling wrong with him—he can't let the girls alone; teasing is his delight. He is one of the foot ball stars and has done much to keep up the school’s high standard in ath- letics. We unite in wishing him the greatest success possible in the years to come.

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Eight THE BROAD TOP MICROCOSM iimiiimmmiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiingiin HOWARD JENKINS “Boots” “Boots” is one of the most active hoys in our class. He is always full of fun, being “Johnny-on-the-spot” when it conies to having a good time. Therefore he stars in getting low marks in conduct. We hope that whatever his course may be, he will prove a great suc- cess. ANNA GUYTON “Annie” Anna is one of the jolliest girls in our class, and never fails to have her lessons prepared. She is always ready for a good time and never looks happier than when there is going to be a party. Although she is undecided what her course will be in the future, we are sure she will not be a failure. ALBERTA SOLOMON Her smile and words so cheery Have made the day seem bright; We love the pretty c'assmate Who keeps us feelinjr right. Lucky are we to have had so pleasant a schoolmate for four years. We all are sure that some day some lucky one will come along and snatch Alberta away from us. BEULAH ELLEN BARTON “West Virginia Wildcat” This little brown eyed maiden from the south entered our class this year. Although very shy and quiet, her winsome manner has won for her many friends. She is very stu- dious, never girling up and always has her les- sons prepared. We know she will be a success in her efforts at college. JAMES LEHMAN “Jim” “Jimmie” is an all right, straight fellow, but there is one tiling wrong with him—he can't let the girls alone; teasing is his delight. He is one of the foot ball stars and has done much to keep up the school’s high standard in ath- letics. We unite in wishing him the greatest success possible in the years to come.

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Ten THE BROAD TOP MICROCOSM 11111!E M111191)1!111111111111111111111111111111111K111111111111111111111111111111111i|!111111111111 j 11111111 j, | REGINALD V. JOHNSON • Reg” Reg, the sheik of our class, is popular with hoth girls and hoys. His chief pastime is dancing for he never misses a good dance. He is a star on the foot hall team and is active in all sports. May success he his! LA RUE RANKIN •Peg- La Rue is one of the cheery members of our class. She’s full of pep and ready for any fun we suggest. We Seniors consider our- selves lucky to have a fellow classmate who can play Irish parts as well as she can. What would “Yimmy Yonson’s Yob” have been with- out our “Peg”? MARY ELLEN BLACK “Wiwpee” Though our “Wimpee” is diminutive in size, the esteem in which she is held by her class- mates is not in proportion. She is modest, bashful, charming, loved for her cheery way and friendliness toward all. She is everyone’s pal and we wish her a bright and happy future. HILDA RUNYAN One of our very quiet and demure class- mates is Hilda. She doesn’t have to make special efforts to win friends for with her unassuming ways she slips quietly into our friendships. She has expressed a wish to be a nurse. Who doesn’t envy her patient? PAUL HIMES Here is Paul, a very promising member of our class. Although he is a Senior, his in- terest seems to be centered in the Freshman class. What the attraction is, we can only guess. He has taken an active part in ath- letics, as a base ball and foot ball player. Here’s hoping that whatever his course may be, he will be successful.