Enola High School - Enolian Yearbook (Enola, PA)

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du HP qu iw.. 'T H F E C H 0 Nineteen Hundred Thirty-One MARY ELLEN BITNER. Mary COMMERCIAL fart ark me Library Club, 1-2, T.D.D., 1gA.A,, 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves, 3-4g Operetta Chorus, typist for Hi-News , Assistant Basketball Manager, 3, Class Play Cast. Here, Folks, is one of the most popular girls in our Class. Everyone likes Mary, but, then, who could help it? Her pleasant smile wins everybody as her friend. Mr. Rudy wi-ll have a hard time finding another typist such as Mary. The Class of '31 wishes her all the success in the World. JOHN BOONE. john GENERAL MeJJ away Football Scrubs, 2, Varsity, 3-4g Basketball Scrubs, 2-3, Varsity, 45 Baseball, 2-3, Class Treasurer, 2. John is the jolly boy who is everybody's friend and nobody's enemy. He has proven himself to be a very valuable asset to the football squad this season. John's favorite subject is English. We wonder why? Whatever you undertake, may it be successful. RALPH S. BRETZ. Cal GENERAL Haw are yan? Associate Editor of Echo , Hi-Y, 1-2-3-45 Operetta Castg Football Varsity, 4, Class Treasurer, 1, President, 2, News Reporter, 3, Vice-President, 4. Cal is the big business man of the Senior Class. No matter what the activity may be, you will always find Cal promoting the business end of it. When he studies physics or geometry, he almost drives us wild with his mumblings. We know he will be successful no matter where he goes, because he has proven his ability throughout his high school career. Lots of luck, Ralph! 1121

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NQI, IQ Nineteen Hundred Thirty-One TH E E C H 0 GEORGE FREDERICK BROSKE. Curb GENERAL Oh my,ye.r! HiY 2 Treasurer 3 Vice President 4 S rts Editor ' i i 1 1 ' i S P0 Hi News , Business Manager Echo , Football Varsity, 3e4, Basketball Scrubs, 2-3. A very pleasant young chap who is always ready with a smile, and a good sport in everything he undertakes. Lots of credit should be given George for his diligent work for the success of the Echo. Curly is very much interested in the Junior Class. We wonder why? The school that gets George after E. H. S. is through with him is to be congratulated. PAULINE MARY BURRIS. .S'pike COMMERCIAL Ah,y0u. ' Girl Reserves, 4g Library Club, 2-3-4, A. A., Basketball Scrubs, 2, Varsity, 45 Track, 2-3. Here's the girl from way out West-West Enola. She likes to leave the Class under the impression that she is hardboiled, but underneath this first impression she is as good hearted and sweet as any member of Class '31, Here's luck to you, Spike. DOROTHY MILDRED COOPER. Dot GENERAL Let'.r ambien Girl Reserves, 3-45 T.D.D., 1, Associate Editor of Echo, 45 Hi News Staff, 44 Library Club, 1-25 Banquet Com- mittee, 3, Operetta Accompanist. This jolly young lady was a great asset to the entire high school in the recent operetta. Dot never complained of the long, tiresome hours of training, but sat at the piano and repeated the musical numbers time and time again Without one word of complaint. This pretty little blonde intends to continue her study of music after leaving high school. Everyone feels confident that some day they will hear that she has succeeded to the greatest extent. -'dll 'Cl l13l