East Huntingdon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Alverton, PA)

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THE SENIORS Thelma Grace Anderson Katherine Ellen Bair Dorothy Bodenheimer Dorothy Jean Brahs JOYOUS SENIORS, DIPLOMA IN HAND Thelma Anderson is a clever seamstress. As president of the Home Ec. Club, she has proved to be a tireless worker ..... An attractive blonde is Katherine Bair who came to E. H. H. S. from Redstone Township. She modeled evening clothes at the Farm Show in Harrisburg ..... Walter Bales was manager of the football team and a star basket ball player. Everyone admires this friendly easy- going chap ..... A resident of Tarr is Elsie Beranek. She likes to experiment in the use of cosmetics. Elsie does good work in art .... Curlyhaired Dorothy Bodenheimer hasn't spent her years in vain in the home economics field. She seems to have her eyes on a certain lad from her home town ..... Wilma Bodenheimer makes up in a jolly disposition what she lacks in stature. She likes to play cowboy songs on her guitar ..... Although Charles Bowman seems to be a good example of that old proverb Children should be seen and not heard, 'tis rumored he's a regular nighthawk ..... Harold Bowser held down a guard position on the football team. His special delight is arguing with Mr. Lloyd Davisg his pet aversion is table etiquette that cramps his style ..... Dorothy Brahs has a weakness for bright red finger nail polish. She is interested in volley ball and basket ball . . . . . Bill Brinker has lost most of his former shyness since he has been going around with Dot. He plays a drum in the band, and is chief fiddler in the Orchestra ..... Dorothy Broush has the repu- tation of being the most talkative person in the senior class. She could win first prize in any jitterbug contest ..... R. W. Browning is a short spunky guard who never gave in to an opponent in a football battle. Rather meek in class, he gives vent to his feelings out of school. 14 Walter Russell Bales William Austin Brinker Elsie Marie Beranek Wilma Marie Bodenheimer Charles Edward Brown Harold Richard Bowser Dorothy Elizabeth Broush Roy William Browning AND

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IN lVII4llN'IORIAlNfI This page is dedicated to the memory of Nellie Meese and Clark Gadd, members of the class of '39 who passed on last year, and Mike Polinsky who died November 1, 1938. Beyond the sunset they have gone a little while. but the remembrance of their smiles falls like a bene- diction upon our lives. They have passed out into the Great Beyond to that Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. 13

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Betty Irene Cable William Taylor Carmichael Helen Marie Carolen Annx Marv Catalina Nicholas Richard Dockinonish Dayid Bowser Fox Betty Jane Fretts Bettx Loilaine Fretts Marv Lou Fricano Kenneth Christopher Funk Ctoige Robert Gratzinger Halen Leona Grigor TRAINED FUR USEFULNESS IN MAN Betty Cable's ambition is to be a teacher of home economics, but lately she has become rather interested in Ufishl' ..... Bill Car- michael is a talented art student who has high hopes of becoming an aviator. The senior class wishes him a happy landingu ..... Helen Carolen lives in Tarrs, too. She is always willing to help others, and so has made a great many friends ..... Anna Catalina doesn't talk much, but she certainly must do a lot of thinking. She is an excellent seamstress and always makes a very neat appearance ..... Nick Dockmonish was a tackle on the football team. Miss Poole's predicate nominatives have him stumped. According to Mr. Bill Davis, Nick is the slowest thing on legs ..... His flaming red hair distinguishes David Fox immediately. He is known for his quaint humor and boist- erous ways. Dave never gets his local history notebook in on time . . . Betty Jane Fretts is considered the most popular all-around girl in the senior class. She ranks high in dramatics and has a lovely soprano voice ..... Our roller skating enthusiast, Betty L. Fretts, has roguish laughing eyes. Betty's ambition is to be a stenographer, and we pre- dict she will make a good one ..... Mary Fricano comes from South Huntingdon Township. Students like her make study hall teachers glad. She believes in minding her own business ..... One of Mr. Seboldls most energetic farmers is Kenneth Funk. He is tall and has a large mop of wavy blonde hair. Kenny wants to be an agricultural engineer . . . . . George Gratzinger is a musician of no mean ability who roams the country in a blue Ford. He plays a drum in our band and partici- pates in all the plays ..... Another girl interested in home-making is Helen Grigor. She can spring taller tales than any of the other 'tshortiesw around here. 15