Crafton High School - Ginkgo Yearbook (Crafton, PA)

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SENIORS . . OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE 1 9 3 7 Colors: Blue and White Wilson Loos . . . President Roy McKenna . . Vice-President Robert Wolff . . . Secretary-Treasurer SPONSORS Miss Virginia Miller Mr. Gerald W. Munson Miss Edna Vogeley Mr. William G. Willis PAGE TWENTY-SIX

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. . . SENIORS al' 'si 1 ,... , . at Fl 'FUN EDWARD AITKEN-Hi-Y Club, '35-'37f Gens Togata, '33-'34: Phy-Chy Club, '35-'37. Ed comes to school all the way from Rook. Courteous to all, Ed has won a host of friends in Crafton High. He is admired by everyone, even those who do not know him. He is cheerful and good-natured, always looking on the bright side of things. Becaufe of his pleasing personality, Ed will always be suc- cess u . FRED ALEXANDER-Phy-Chy Club, '36-'37f GINKGO Stag, '37f Football, Manager, '35. Jolly Fred this lad may truly be called. Where there is noise, laughter, or shouting, Fred is to be found. Being a good worker, he has performed many valuable services for his school. Fred, liked by all, is constantly sought for the fun and humor he dispenses. RAY ARMOR-Boosters' Club, '36-'37: Hi-Y Club, '35-'37: Phy-Chy Club, '35-'36, Student Council, '35-'37, Vice- President, '36, President, '36f National Honor Society, '35- '37f GINKGO Stag, '36-'37g President, junior Class, '361 Basketball, '35-'37g Post-Gazette Reporter, '36-'37f Merit Parade, '36. Ray is one of the most popular students in C. H. S. Although he attains high scholastic standings, Ray finds much time to devote to school activities. He is tall, has curly hair, and emits a deep, loud laugh. Ray is an outstanding basketball Slayer, ragiking second best center in W. P. I. A. L. basket- a in '3 . ARTHUR ASHBROOK-French Club, '36-'37f Phy-Chy Club, '36-'37, Secretary, '37f Student Council, Vice-President, '37g National Honor Society, Secretary, '37. Arr is the student of the class, veritably an intellectual giant. He has nearly as many A's as the rest of the class put together. He frequently puzzles the pupils and even the teachers by his mental capacity. And what a vocabulary! Art is a walking example of why Crafton is grateful to Ingram. We predict that Art will go far in the future. JAQUELYN BAKER-Pep Club, '34-'37g Spanish Club, '37p Gens Togata, '34g Girls' Chorus, '34-'35. Miss Baker amazes the class with her brilliant responses. Her shorthand marks would make any student proud of them. Where Jaquelyn is, there is bound to be peaceful goodwill. Jaquelyn prefers a Willys Knight to any other type of car. May she attain the highest peak of success! EILEEN BALL-Pep Club, '34-'36,' Spanish Club, '37: National Honor Society, '36-'37f News 0' Craft, '35-'37, Editor, '36-'37,' GINKGO Staff, '36-'37f Rose of the Danube, '3S: Musical, '36f Small Ensemble, '37: Vice Pres- ident, Sophomore Class, '35f Orchestra, '34-'36: Girls' Chorus, '35-'37: Mixed Chorus, '36-'37g Glee Club, '34-'37g Basket- ball, '371 Small Ensemble, '37g Boosters' Club, '37. There aren't enough words to describe adequately Eileen's attainments, for she is musician, journalist, athlete, and stu- dent-all rolled into one. Eileen can put aside her studies long enough to trip the light fantastic, as you might have noticed by her charming presence at the senior dinner-dance. Eileen deserves the best in life, for she's A-411. GEORGE BILQUE-Student Council, '37f News 0' Craft, '35-'36, Rose of the Danube, '35g Football, Man- ager, '36. That handsome lad with the coal-black hair that you see here and everywhere is George Bilque. Although tennis, which he plays splendidly, is his favorite sport, he enjoys all outdoor activities. He aspires to be a iournalisr. With his knowledge of the world and his fluent speech, George ought to be a success. RUTH BOWMAN-Pep Club, '35-'37: Leaders' Corps, '36-'37,' French Club, '36g Gens Togata, '34. Ruth waits until she has something worth-while to say before she speaks. Although she seems quiet and serious, the twinkle in her eye gives Ruthie away. For further proof that Ruth is a very good friend to have, ask any of the girls. Ruth is faithful and sincere, worthy of the best the world holds. PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN