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

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RALPH E. I-IUGGENS, Lineboro, Maryland Higgins Class Play 1315 Literary Society 11, 2, 3, 41. If height denotes wisdom, Ralph, who is six feet, four inches tall, will be a great philosopher. Higgins is very quiet and retiring, but he is well-liked and is a very good friend to everyone. He has a natural talent for electrical work, at which he spends most of his time. In his free time he has made many electrical gadgets, among them, a Tesla coil, a really worthwhile accomplishment for an amateur electrician. During the past four years we have felt mighty lucky in having a boy as uhandyi' as Huggens about the school, especially at times when we staged plays. The best of our wishes go with Huggens. Heir tall and slim and quile a man, But very timid when he'r in a jam.', H. Ons Krsna, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania Kiser Class Play 131, Science Club 121, Basketball 13, 41g Track Team 141, Literary Society 11, 2, 3, 41. Kiser, who is sometimes known as Geezil, is the rough and tough type of fellow who takes many bumps and likes it. When he,s around, we usually think of the popular song, '1Why Must I Be Tot- mented,', for Kiser surely gets plenty of fun from tormenting someone- and that doesn't necessarily pertain to boys. Recently he's been giving the girls some strict attention, especially a young Miss from Glen Rock. Weire not sure of the name, but the initials, D. F. suffice, If you Want to call him, my Kira, not Geezilg For the fmt thing you know, he'll call you 1.1 Weasel. CLYDE M. Kmsas, Codorus, Pennsylvania uKfebSH Baseball 12, 3, 413 Basketball 12, 3, 41g Track 1213 Bazaar Plays 13, 41g Class Plays 13, 413 President of Athletic Association 1413 Glen Echo Staff 141. Behold the tall, dark, and handsome lad of the class. Clyde is in- deed a versatile person, as well as an attraction for the girls. When there's a call for poetry, there is no hesitation as to who shall be called upon. As an actor, Clyde is a second Robert Taylor. Basketball and baseball in out school have held much interest for Clyde. The radio is a very close companion for Clyde, he surely knows his stars. To be a business man is Clydeis aim.' You are sure to succeed, Clytle. l'll take you home again, Kathleen, just sing this and see Clyde? hlurher gleam. WILLIAM G. KREBS, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania '1Krebsie Track 12, 3, 413 Operetta 12, 3, 41g Science Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Bazaar Play 11, 2, 3, 41g Class Play 13, 413 Glen Echo Business Staff 1419 Vice-President of Literary Society 1413 Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41. Krebsie is the big boyi' in our class, His cheerful and agreeable disposition has made him many friends among the boys and girls in school. In fact, he seems to have become involved in romance that has grown beyond the budding stage. Being of an industrious nature, he has shown a Hne school spirit. He is always willing to do any task brought be- fore him. For a hobby he has chosen manual art. In school, he has shown great skill in carpentering and all sorts of woodwork. The class of '37 will remember him as a loyal friend and classmate. Williamix not hafhful around some girls, But when he'r with Nova, his head just rwirls. E101

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CARROLL W. CRAMER, Glenville, Pennsylvania Fats', Science Club 11, 2, 3, 41, History Club 131, Class Play 1315 F. F. A. 11, 2, 3, 41, History Club Play 1313 President of F. F. A. 141. Carroll is always cheerful and happy. Nothing worries him. Some of his classmates say that Cramer will never become a great singer, but that does not discourage him. He sings anyway. Carroll has a habit of sleeping in school. When we hear someone snoring in school, we know it's Fats, It may be that someone at Hanover Junction can account for that. Cramer is a brilliant history student. All things seem to indicate that Carroll will become a writer of repute, for he can write excellent short stories. He is the most extensive reader in the school. There's nothing that annoys Cramer more Than a five-minute bell interrupting his more. WILMER B. FRIDINGER, Lineboro, Maryland Fridinger', Literary Societyg Class Play 1315 Science Club 11, 21g Baseball 13, 41, Basketball 13, 41. One's first impression of Wilmer generally is that he is the quiet, innocent type, but we who know him well will agree that he is vivacious, tricky, and, at times, a bit mischievous. Wilmer is always cheerfulg his personality is necessary in our class. He is fond of sports and has been very active in baseball and basketball. When he is not engaged in athletics, Fridinger finds reading an inter- esting pastime. Wilmer has no definite plans for the future, but, indeed, we wish him well. There's plenty of pep in this young chap, So watch your step, if you want no slap. MILDRED R. GARRETT, Codorus, Pennsylvania UMM!! Glen Echo Staff 12, 3, 41, Debate 12, 3, 413 Operetta 11, 2, 3, 413 Class Secretary 111, Science Club 11, 2, 31g History Club 131, History Club Play 131, Secretary, Science Club 1213 Class Plays 13, 41, Basket- ball 12, 3, 41g Volleyball 13, 413 Orchestra 1113 Society Secretary 1213 Basketball Captain 141g Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41. Meet the Editor-in-Chief of the Glen Echo! ' Mildredis ambition in studies has been an inspiration for the whole class. Her ability in oratory and debate has given her much distinction. She is a basketball star, too. Mildred knows how to use her time, for extra curricular activities never encroached upon her class preparation. Mildred's pleasing personality has drawn the attention of many. This young lady from jefferson hails, So on her We shall tell no tales. MARGUERITE E. HOOVER, Lineboro, Maryland 'lHoover Art Club 1113 Chorus 12, 3, 41, Operetta 12, 3, 41, Class Plays 13, 413 Debate 1313 Athletic Association Secretary and Treasurer 13, 4-15 Track 13, 413 Volleyball 13, 41, Society Secretary 131, Glenn Echo Staff 141g Cheerleader Marguerite came to Codorus Township High School as a sophomore, having transferred from Hanover High School. She always has a determined look which, we know, helps her to succeed in her work. Ir takes will power to go ahead-and Marguerite has that. Pleasant, con- genial, persevering, ambitious-that's Hoover.', Besides her many school activities, Marguerite Ends time for visiting Manchester?????. Three Cheers for our Cheerleader! A finer girl youill never meet, Than this 'versatile classmate. i9l

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NovA I. MECKLEY, Glenville, Pennsylvania Meck,' Basketball 11, 2, 31, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 415 Track Captain 1315 Junior Play 131, Operetta 12, 3, 41, Secretary of Literary Society 141, Track 11, 2, 3, 41. Nova has won her way into the hearts of the class by her cheery disposition. She has done noteworthy work, especially in athletics, during her high school career. In basketball she knows her place as a swift forward. Making long shots is her specialty. In running, Nova has held first place in the school. Contestants at field meets have had a fear of Novais record. Nova has made no decision concerning her life work. Her broad smile and willingness to persevere will bring her the best. Those who know her, know her smile, And find the knowing quite worth while. Joi-IN A. MILLER, Seven Valleys, Pennsylvania txlohnnyn Class Plays 13, 41, Debate 1215 Bazaar Plays, Cheerleader 1315 President of Orchestra 1415 History Club 131, Science Club 11, 2, 31, Chorus 12, 3, 413 Operetta 12, 3, 41, Orchestra 11, Z, 3, 41, Captain, Magazine Campaign. 141. John is always teasing someone, in fact, it seems to be his one great pleasure. Johnny's broad smile and sunny disposition should warrant a happy life. His chief troubles are his Ford and a red- headed girl , one or the other is on his mind most of the time. John has shown us that he can do good scholastic work. Sometimes the spirit, however, is not too willing. Everybody thinks John will be a successful farmer. Whenever johnny ir not around, At Thelmals he can be found. MARY JANE NACE, Codorus, Pennsylvania uulanien Glen Echo 11, 2, 3, 41g Science Club 121, History Club 1319 Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41, Class Plays 13, 41g Operetta 11, 2, 3, 41. Give ujaniei' a book and she is content. Her hobby is reading and books are her closest companions. Mary Jane has a keen sense of humor, she can enjoy a good joke. She is generally recognized by her hearty peals of laughter. In the role of Delilah, Mary Jane could wield a rolling pin. In a few years we,ll probably hear of jane,s being a librarian or a stenographer. In whatever the future predicts for Mary Jane, we wish her much happiness. A hook to read, a place to lollg HE78,I a chance to dream 'bout dolls. NORMAN O. RAVER, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania Raver', Baseball 12, 3, 413 History Club 1313 Junior Play 131, Bazaar Play 13, 41, Literary Society 11, 2, 3, 41. This is the fellow who has time for everything, even studying. When the Glenville baseball squad is on the diamond, Raver's right there, covering his familiar right field position. He's not there just for fun, he's made many a thrilling catch in that position. Raver's witty remarks will be remembered long after the Class of '37 has parted. We'll remember Raver as a pal. If you remember, he was the high- powered salesman in one of our Junior Plays, and he wouldn't take No for an answer. A smile, a joke, and then a Nsockng You'1fe guesred it, he'r from Glen Rock. U13 if JK Mm ,WJ N I .vi 4' , 1,61 - ,IMI x'fHV K ff KW.. I' Ne. ,gli ' a