Chambersburg Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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Che 1923 ffclmof Miss Boyer Halt, eligible bachelors!! Allow us to introduce you to our friend Miss Boyer, the best cook in Chambersburg A word to the wise is suiii- cient. She is ever smiling, too, f What more can you ask?J enjoys a good joke, and is always making witty re- u1arks. If you won't take our word, just ask the girls who are in her classes. See how quickly they will tell you how they count the minutes until it is time to go into her room. fYou can easily see it is dif- ferent from most classesj. They have just one little bit of advice to give you, how- ever. Don't chew gum when you're near her. Sorry to have kept you so long, gentlemen. She says she won't have a thing to do with you. P. S. You might ask her personally. Miss Kriechbaum You say no one can prove to you that the moon is made of green cheese? Well, any- one can see that you don't know Miss Kriechbaum. be- cause she will make you be- lieve anything she chooses. She even proved to our class that every triangle is isosce- les. that part of an angle equals tl1e whole angle. and numerous other impossible tllings. Yes. Sir! Vile should like to see anything she could- n't prove! Don't think that she spends all Far her time proving things. from it! Although she is the most dignilied member of the Faculty. you should see her in the gym! And if you are looking for a good sport, here is the person you want! Rumor says she has fallen a victim to Cupid's Darts. Miss Kriechbaum, in be- half of the future classes, we urge you to follow Miss Hu- ber's advice and stay single. r 1:4 4 4221 Miss Heller As soon as you enter the portals leading to the Halls of Edueation you can't help but notice the little debonair maiden with a frown covering a sunny smile. She hurries to and fro doing duties pre- scribed by others and found by them too petty to do. This little lady is very obliging to everyone that comes her Way. She will help you, too. even if her other duties are built around her like a wall. She is worthy of all the friendship in the world. Do you know her, Mr. Galla- gher? No, but I'd like too, M1'. Sheanl'

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he 1923 ffzlccq Miss McDowell Surely the author meant Miss McDowell when he said, Her frowns are fairer far than the smile of other mai- dens are. Don't think. though that heauty is her only gift. Far from it! You would travel many a weary mile before finding a jollier companion or truer friend. The girls are wild to get into her rooni. and she has quite a time lining thenl up in the little hall and pleading with theni to wait till the other classes get out. What secret power does she possess that caused students and teachers alike fopposite sex especiallyl to fall for her the minute she landed here? Beware!! Reuieinher the fate of Miss Bert! Mr. Spangler Was the School Board in a inatch making iuood again that they sent another SIN- GLE young man to teach in U. H. SI? But the Senior girls will have to liurry if they wish to capture this ineinher of the Scienee department. The road to a l1liil1'S heart -f-you know. WVherever he goes he wears il cheery smile. Is it called up hy odors rising from the kitehen. suggestive of noon- day lunch or-we'll leave it to you to decide 'that. Under classinen. we can wish you nothing better than that he remain to lighten the hurdens of the coming years. Ei 'L i X fs S .1L,ni:'g::::-- 't!i :e::!!!.U C213 Miss Bedient lt's the song ye sing, and the smile ye wear That makes the sunshine ev- Pl'YKVil0l'6.w Miss Iledient is one of the latest additions to our fac- ulty. and she is also one of the fairest. She organized a High School Chorus, which has been doing splendid work. Everyone knows of the suc- cessful Uantata given at Uill'lStlIlHS tiuie. vMiss Bedient has ai wonder- ful voiee. and. why she wasted that concert ability on teach- ing, we do11't understand. Just lately a little bird has wal-bled a new note to our ears-one that carries with it a diamond. Perhaps Miss Hedient will answer a call other than teaching next year -who knows! A cupful of happiness to you, Pretty Lady. tv

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Che 1923 ffzim G. CADIQT TEACHERS First ROW-GRACE AIEYIZR, Do1zo'r1113A DIETRICH, MARTIVIA MAJOR. ll1i1.1-:N BAKER, GWENDOLYN I'loNEYw1i1.1., E1.s112 Fonnizsr, lX'lARY lNlIiLCI-IIOR, RIARY SCo'r'r. Seeond Rovv-Giuxciz L1P11x', ANNA Ilonmzn. Fimxcns M1'nnAv. Donoriiv Cnoc:K14:'1 1', BLODXYYN .IONI-IS, Mixnonawr BAY, INIARGARET XYARD, GRACE PEAKE. Third RowiSAn.x S'1',xuu12ns, A1.1.1s1c Wnv, Sum RIILLISIC, Mvnxfx Sniaiztv. IVIARY C11AL1fAN'1', lXl.xRGAmiT COVVDEN, ELEANOR Blooms, iXlARGARIiT ll.-KLLECK. Behold the greatest living magicians! In the twinkling of an eye they can change from the modern eollege t'Ilapper to a prim school marm! Ilow vexatious it must he for them to have to borrow their roommates long dresses and to fasten their pretty tresses in those horrid hair nets. How quiekly the bloom leaves their cheeks, in the class room. tl ortunately this same bloom returns when they are safely back at eollegej Itis ll0t strange that they are somewhat pale when around Iligh Sehool. VVe grant you it's no easy matter to try to please several supervisors as well as a group of lively boys and girls who are eagerly listening for mistakes. But, he of good cheer, girls! If you survive your year of praetiee teaching, you certainly ought to have little trouble getting through this old world. C232