Columbia High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Columbia, PA)

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THE CRIMSON AND GOLD -V- WALTER MORTON FOLKCOMER Scientific Walt ACTIVITIES: Scientific Club. -4, Glee Club, 3-4. Can't you see this electrical expert, laden with wires. climhinar about the housetops of Columbia? ARTHUR LEWIS FORD Commercial Art ACTIVITIES: Coinnierrinl Club, 3--1, Football, 1-2-3-4, lmsketlmll, 3-4. NVh:it begins with S and lms six letters? Thz1t's what Art is in- terested in. He has been .L higlilight on the gridiron and Imsltetball Hour for several years. ELVA ELIZABETH FREELAND Commercial ACTIVITIES: Financial Mariagrei' of Crimson Nr Gold Club, 4, Chapel l'ro,f:,'ram Committee. 4. XX'e :ire sure Elva will be a good niariagm-r in Whatever sho under- takes because of her exgierivnce as financial innlizige-r of the C-'imsou and Gold Club. Elven talks quite al bit but she can tyne faster. The Class of '31 wishes her sum-I-ss as a stenogrzlphn-r in the eoninieruial world, SARA SHAUB FROELICH Scientific Sul ACTIVITIES: Scientific Club, 4. 'AO Charlie is my darling, my darling, my darling. This is S:ir:l's favorite song: the sweetest words that come to her ears. Sara, if you need any suggestions in decorating the interior or exterior of your new home tin Quarryvillej, ask the interior decorators of 1931. JOSEPH SHADRACH FRY Scientific Joe ACTIVITIES: Scientific Club, 3-4, lntra-Mural Basketball. Behold! The bright light of the senior r-lass. NYe are sure that Joe will be at success in whatever hr- undertakes because of' his dilipqent work in the schonlroom. Our best wishes to him. JOSEPHINE BARTH GABLE Commercial Joe ACTIVITIES: Glee Club. 3-4, Coniinereial Club, 8-4. NVe all love Josephine, :ind we are all glad that we can boast of having such A lovable girl among' us. XVhen she came into nur class last year, she established her high records schulastically, and has staunchly maintained them. Success to her. GRACE BERNICE GAMBLER Commercial ACTIVITIES: Commercial ACiub. 3-4. Here is a, girl who succeeds in everything-.', even history. Anyone who knows Grace knows that she is a conscientious student. But Grands mind is not always un her books, and when she sometimes has that far- away look, we wonder if she isn't thinking' of 171 in York. i4 Radimz not working? Call up Walt and he will use his ihenrie-S.

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THE CRIMSON AND GOLD 1 V LEONORA ELIZABETH EMBICK Commercial Lee .X1 I'IVI'l'lI-IS: Fi-n-ii:-li Vlnli, Ii-i, 1'oni1n4-rrial lfluli, 3, Sonior Class l'l:iy, Iii-liniinu 'IH-uin, fi. You 4lon'l, hi-ar mnnfh from In-v, hut she-'s hi-ii-. Since she got on the :li-hniima li-aim, we hour ii lol niorz- -nnrl iL's worth hvm'irig' too. Shes has quite ai few good points loo. Shi-'s hoautiful and intelligent and - fox furthe-1 inI'orin:ii-ion, ask Klino. HARRY LEON EMERY Classical Emery ,Xt l'lVl'l'll1IS: Glen- Vluh, 2-3-il, l ri-nr'h Pluh, 24, Crimson K Gold 2-3-4, liruni Corps, ll-4, lnlrzi-Iilural Iluskeilinll, 2-3-4, Senior Ulnss Play, Ulu-lvtizis. - ll' hy any rliziiire you 1-oine in uoiituvt with si uerlnin boy that can gziw- you the line-up on the l+'uoL1lly, mice it for granteil that it's Emery. i i Wham nn our for musio iii. You know there is :L reason for every- lhinii' :xml ii :girl is the 4-:iusv oi' his low- for niusiv. JACOB HARRY ENDERS Scientific .XI l'lYI'I'llCS: Svin-niilii Vluli, 3-'l. In history ulziss J. l-larry tfor that is how he signs his namey en- lightens us on suhjoi-ts pa-rtziining to l'arining'. He hzisn't decided what he shall ilo in tho future, lint whzxtt-yer it is, we wish him suvness, HUGH GILBERT EVANS Scientific Gib .Xl l'lYI'I'Il'IS: Ulziss Prx-sirlvlil, Ii--l, lie-lizttiiigr, 2-3-4, U1'c'liOstr'a, 1-2- :S-4, l'hi-er I.ezider, Z-3-4. lieholml, at Mani Gilbert has been our class president for two years, :ind we now know he inode a success of his job, And can he play a ii-llo, His name is most wide-ly known bi-cause of his victorious speeches on the Uolumliia High Infbziting' teams. Good luck to our radio an- nounrer. CLARENCE PAUL FELTON Classical AC'l'IVI'1'II'IS: Crimson und Gold Vluh, 4, Debating' Team, 4, Intra- Murul llasket liall, 4. As iflriitor oi the Crimson and Gold and handy man for Mr. Shaw, Paul still finds time to sur-vumh to the mystie charms of the young luvdies-lfroshiiien preferrerl. Paul is also noted for delivering a series oi 'loc-tum-s in the library on many subjects, his best known one being, Xl hy You Should Mako lim-tu-r Marks. PEARL MARY FIDLER Classical P. M. ACTIVITIES: Glee Uluh, 2-3-i, Crimson K: Gold, 3-4, French C'ub, 3. Here is the winner of the second prize in the Poster Conts..Jt for thi- 1930 liook Week. Not only does she excel in art, but also ln music. NW- wish Pearl suvm-ss in her nhose-n workfthat of a commerical artlst. CARL JOSEPH FISCHER Scientific Cal AUTIVITlESgFrenc'li Cluli, 4. llehold! .X history prodigy. Carl may not he big, but his roicev rang clearly throughout the auditorium, the morning' he read his history ossay which brougght him the first prize offered by the D. A. R.. society. l-rut il sei-ins thai he ni'vi'vrs fixing' radios to teaching history, so here's good lurk to him. 13

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THE CRIMSON AND GOLD l l l HOWARD WILLIAM GERFIN Commercial Toots ACTIVITIES: Commerical Club, Si-l, Meet the original funnmlier. Tools says he's going to viork after graduation. For whom? tVhy, for tilztths D., of t-ours:-2. Toots dues much of extra work around school, and once he did some extrlt tgvpiiig. 'lhe class of 1931 wishes Studeiit-Mzlnzxger G+-rtin ai lizipny future, EUGENE WITMER GERTH Scientific Whip .tC'l'IYl'I'llGS: lweliestru, 1-2-S--i, St-ientitie Club, 5-4, lbelmtiinx, 4. tYhi11 is an apt pupil and nn able seholnr. He is interestt--l in tennis and swimming' and hz-is seen zt bit ol' the worldfon his efnlleeiion ol' stamps. He exhausts his surplus energy in blowing the ern-net and in prouounding facts on the debating tezun, Ilis goal is engineering' and his activity in Scientific Club shows that he has possibilities. The freshmztn girls will miss their ltonieo, but never mind, girls, he will still lie at man-ulmut-tovvii. WILSON HARRY GRAB Commercial Winnie .XCTIYITIICSI Football, Z-3, tJl'c'hesti'u, l-Z-3. We remember Winnie's ability on the football tieltl, :ind hone he is as suec-essful in life us he was on the lietltl. We also eztnnot forget his inusieztl ztbilltgv during his high sehool days. Uur best wishes go with him, DAVID KLINE HABLE Classical ACTIYITIICS: lllee Club, 3-t. Crimson nnfl Gold, Z-3, French Club 3-4, llelmtilig Tezinl, -l, Senior Class l'1zly, Drum Corps, 3-4, Uperettzi, C5-4. There isn't much going' on at lligh sehool that Kline isn't in. He grot in right when he made the debating' tezun though, for talking is Kline's favorite. We notiee though, that he still hats plenty of time to get up to lll3ti severzil times' it week. Good lurk, Kline. Faint heart never won at fair ludyq ALICE SUSAN HAEFNER Commercial Al ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, 3-1, Cominereml Club, 3--i, Crimson S5 Gold Staff, 4. Al is tall, and likes to Chew gum. Sometimes it seems ns though her jaws work with her fingers :ts she tynes. You know she is one of the sueediest girls on the typewriter in our clues. lint we don't blame her for 4-hewlng :um beeuuse she is only one of the many, DANIEL SHAY HARTMAN Commercial Dan . .XCTlVl'1'llCS: Comme-rieul Club, 3--l. Another one ot' those blonde seniors! Dun is the future iiglit pro- moter and song' writer of the town of Columliizi. Dan plans to go to Lzxiieztster Ilusiness Collette. Lets nope that he makes his fellow students clown there like him ns :num-h us some of the :iris do here. CATHERINE GRIFF HINKLE Commercial Kas ACTIVITII-IS: lllee Club, 1-2-3-4, Crimson and Gold, 2-3--t, Corn- mereial Club, 3. ' XVe don't k,now what the st-heel will do without Kas: Everywhere we go, we hear her either tzxlking' or silitritig. Her ehief weakness is randy-and why not? In spite of her singginug she says she wants to be it nurse, lrnaprine that! 15