Codorus High School - Glen Echo Yearbook (Glenville, PA)

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PARK F. TRUMP Freddie -'QTrump Secretary of F. F. A. 1413 Secretary of Class 111, 121, President of Literary So- ciety 131, 141, Track and Field 111, 121, 131, 1413 Baseball Team, Basketball Teamg Sergeant at Arms 1415 Member of Faraday Science Club 111, 121, 131, Freddie is the driver of that little old Ford truck that: For the pit has hauled the sawdust, For the walk the load of stone, And is ever standing ready At the call of some one's phone. All that tribute paid to the Ford, yet ic's really the driver that's doing things. If anyone craves a bit of humor, just spend a few minutes around Park. Trump,' is a good athlete. He's the one you saw throw the shot put and run the hundred, all in record time. In a play Harry is call enough to be a policeman but it seems that he can act much better if he takes the part of a lover. Although there's an attraction in the Junior class Trump's still a Senior in word and deed. The best of luck, Freddie . EX-MEMBERS ARBA B. FUHRMAN MARGARET MOSEBROOK BOSLEY JESSE V. WERTZ Thirteen

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MARGUERITE M. RIN EI-IART tfMab77-il!Rita!7 Class Secretary 121, 131, 1415 Class Re- porter 111, 1219 Class Historian 111, 121g Exchange Editor 131g Associate Editor 1413 Member of Faraday Science Club 111, 121, 131, 1413 Secretary of Faraday Science Club 1415 Student Council 111, 121, 131, 1415 Secretary of Round Top Literary Society 1315 Sth Period 141 lst Periodg Librarian 1115 Member of Latin Club 131, 141, Pro- gram Committee of Latin Club 131, 1415 Alternate on Debating Team 1413 Basket- ball 121, 131, 141, Cheer Leader 131, 141. Though no one yet claims to have dis- covered the Fountain of Youth, we feel Mah must have some secret access to it for how anyone could forever keep that cheery disposition without help from the gods or whatever aid the fountain employs, no one knows. Rita,' has always been the live wire of the class. Without her smile the class cer- tainly would have felt lonesome. She accomplishes everything that she sets out to do even if she does believe that study- ing is a necessary evil. Mah is a fine athlete and actress too. Even though she has not decided what her future career will be, we know that with her smile and pluck she will succeed. MABEL V. STERNER Mabel Class Reporter 14191 Member of Latin Club 131, 141, Quaestor of Latin Club 131, 141g Member of Faraday Scinence Club 111, 121, 131, 1415 Member of Program Committee of Round Top Literary Society. There's something sweet about your way We like you better every dayf' Mabel is supposedly quiet, but really is surprisingly gay after one gets acquainted with her. Late and early she has a cheery word for everyone, and usually contrives to make everybody feel just a little more cheer- ful when she is with them. She has proven to be a steadfast pal to all her friends, and although she is very studious she always has plenty of time to help someone. Her understanding disposition proved her a worthy actress in the Senior play where she took the role of Mrs. Haily. With her willingness and ability to understand the situations of life, we know that she will be successful. May you find life to be as sunny as your disposition, is our sincerest wish. Twelve

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CLASS SEN TIMEN T Welre not at the top but climbing Our aim is as high as the sky, Life's ladder of success we are trodcli We'll reach our goal by and by. ng, Our Alma Mater is Codorus High, We'll praise her name to the blue sky, For in her halls of yesterday, Were made the citizens of today. We've had days of pain and sorrow For lifels preparation of tomorrow, We've had our good times, too While we were united as the O1-ang We're sure that the future holds in store More opportunity than we can implore, That is: if we choose the course Which our talents have laid before us. Some day while on Lifels highway, We'll turn aside from the busy way, Where the rushing crowds go by, And live in a land of Used-to-be. Then we'll paint such beautiful memories Of the days when we were young, Of things we said to each other then Back in the year of '31. We will weave golden dreams That will set our hearts aglow, Then hand in hand we'll seek again For the joys we used to know. And when all our labors are through, We will ask ourselves the question, What have we done toward creating Lives that are noble and true? If when the curtain of evening does drop We have caused much heartache to stop, And can say we have done our best, We will have contentment, peace, and rest. Treva A e and Blue. lbright, '31. Fourteen