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

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gfl fs. ja , , EDNA GEIITRUDE CONNER 1'Edna,' Staff, Typist 4. nlixploring Mount Everest, J, 4. smile is as evident as a brass band. Little Known ltepublie of Estonia Cc x IH me rei a l Attendance Squad 31 Hall Squad 1: Regular Orchestra 2, fig Parrot YVe doubt very mueh il' Edna likes to study. However, she gets her share ot' work done somehow, and still has time to giggle. ESTELLA KATHERINE COIHXVIELI. t'EsteIIz1 General Debating Club 2g French I Club Il: French II Club 4: Library Stall' l To outward appearances listella is as quiet as a mouse, but her cheery JOHN CIHOMXVIELI. 'tJase,' Commercial Bridges ot' Yesterday and Today Although he has no use for books, John is at ease on a ball diamond or on iee skates. Quiet and somewhat shy he is well liked by his Classmates. CHARIJES l'llENltY DAVISON 'fCImrIie Academic liasketball: Origin and Early Development Dramatic Club 3, -tg Debating Club 2, 3, -13 Student, Organization 23 Echo Staff, Business Manager 4: Basketball 2, 34 Football 2, ii, 43 Track 1, 2: Senior Play 43 lli-Y 2, IS, 4g C Club 4. Everyone who knows Charles finds him a eheerful and witty fellow classmate. They also know that he should be awarded a prize for keeping the teachers in a good humor. And does he like to sleep!!! f C s I Tip T ,wax I y ye! - s - -A 2 12 sfdf e ,Lg -F-----f--1..1..l N Y-+ ' ' L . Page Thirty-Iwo

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f f 'bi X .v , Je ,Et I -Lieirlgfiifitl f' f' 'fri xref E xv l ' xwii!!! - JW Y-' - 5 f' ev -4? xx I ,tam , f f 0. , fs tiefgg, .-1 p GER,-tl.D DEMAS ISROVVN 1,iI'IlII7I1il'U Genera Industrial History ol' the Negro llaeev Foothall l, 2, 3, 4. Football is his delight, and he proves this hy the way he plays it V Brownie would like to he a foothall eoaeh. Also he loves fun, and we need no proof ot' that. ANNA Alil,l'INlE l3l'Mli.Xl'GH H,-l7'Il'lIV flHllllllL'l'L'illl U. . ..,, Qtlltllllltl llolne Lite Quiet she is without a doubt, and a very capable housekeeper, we are told. lint shorthand! She'd he happier without it. ANNA MARY l3l l'Zlili Klan Commercial Story nt' Tea Lihrary Staff Il: l'urro1 Staff, CHlllIllL'I'Ci2ll liditor 4. Anna never frowns, No, ot' course not, for she has a sunny disposi- tion which has won her many friends. Her typing has made her a mueh appreciated lI!L'llllll'l' of the l'11r1'ol statt. t in , lllil,liN GLADYS C.-Xl.lJXVl'II.I. 'AGImlys ClDlIllll0I'Ciill Simon Bolivar, George XVashington of South America Prlrrol Statt, Conllnereial Editor 4. Gladys seems rather hard to heeome acquainted with, hut we are sure she is a worthwhile friend onee you learn to know her. XVe wish her sueeess in any Iield she chooses. -EMA fin W f Page Tlzirly-one

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f-C11 X A Xffri NX IVILMA VIRGINIA DEPUY ulvifllllllu Academic 'tAncient Castles in Spain Book Club -lg French II Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2. Il. -L. Have you seen 'LXVi1npy', with a happy smile on her face, driving a big green Buick? IVhen you see her in this mood, boys, beware, for tl1e chances are she's headed for Shippensburg! liut one must not sup- pose that NVi1npy neglects her studies. for she is listed among our best students. JOHN I.. DIEHI. HJOIIIIIIUU Academic The Development of Transportation in Pennsylvania During the First Half ot' the Nineteenth Century Dramatic Club 43 Debating Club I, 2, 3, 43 County Debating Team IS, 4: Hi-Y 2, Ct, 4. Four years ot' Latin he's struggled thru, liut he still wishes for more to do. Taking everything in life this way, Our debate-r's future will be okay. IKOBEIRT CLIFFORD DILE Boll Colnnlercial Battle of Fort Duquesne Have vou ever seen this bov on his wav to the librarv? Surelv vou have for that's his favorite refuge from the troubles of high seliool life. NVe all appreciate his cheery disposition and pleasant cunzuraflerie. SARA .IANE DFLEBOHN 't.lum ' General Radio City' ll rrrr li Club Il: Library Staff 2, 3: 'Track 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 4. She's not afraid of The Big Bad XVolf g she's not afraid ot' lessons either. .lane takes life as it comes and seems to get a big kick out ot' letting things take care of themselves. 5,4 D . , -Tf'?x-' gf. V V 'ln ,Zigi yii Lg . -A C gd., rides?-A f . i M4 N Ki 'i 1 Page Thirly-lllree