Enola High School - Enolian Yearbook (Enola, PA)

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..Qlg Q Nineteen Hundred 'Thirty-One T H E E C H 0 BOYD FRANKLIN RADER. Hank GENERAL And I don't like pinki'- Football, 4, Track, 2. Here is the voice of the Class in person. We know of no other individual who can chin for an unlimited amount of time and not say anything. But Hank possesses the good quality of sportsmanship and is looked upon as an intelligent student. Best 0' luck, Hank! PHILIP HAROLD RANCK. Percy COMMERCIAL Oh, Yen? Hi-Y, 2-35 Hike Master, 3. We first saw Percy on the Sophomore horizon because it was in that year he came under our wing. We don't usually see or hear much of Percy, and if we do happen to get a glimpse of him, he is studying. He has gained for himself the reputa- tion of being a big tease to his classmates. Heaps of luck, Percy. JOSEPH RITCHIE. foe COMMERCIAL That'.r zz help Basketball Scrubs, 2-35 Football Scrubs, 1-2, Varsity, 3-4g A.A., 1-2-3-4, Operetra Cast. Behold the lawyer of the Senior Class. Joe certainly has shown his worth in law class. We congratulate him for his work on the football squad this season. Our big six-footer is always in demand at noon when we are allowed to dance. Lots of luck, Joe, in your battles in accountancy! ...qu lb l211

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41 mb-' T H E E C H 0 Nineteen Hundred 'Thirty-One ERMA ALICE MUMMA. COMMERCIAL Well- Operetta Chorus. ' Erma is one of our quiet girls, good-natured and pleasant. She is a friend anyone would appreciate having. Erma's favorite pastime is typing, and she usually succeeds in obtain- ing a high speed. CHARLES W. PATTERSON. Patty GENERAL 0. K. wid nze. ' Secretary of Class, 2, Vice-President, 35 Hike Master, 45 Hi-Y, 2-3, President, 45 Operetta Cast, Class Play Castg Editor-in-Chief of Hi News , Y. M. C. A. Leaders' Corps. Patty has a winning way which has gained him heaps of friends, especially among the opposite sex. His sincere in- terest in school activities has won him positions which enable him to show his ability as a leader. We are sure the world will receive our Patty with open arms when he jumps out of college as a distinguished scholar. The subject in which he will major is as yet undecided. MAURICE PETERS. Pete GENERAL How-d-do Track, 3-4. Maurice is one of the most quiet, dignified, and forlorn ersons in the Class. He pretends to be quite studious, but we lznow him-it's just his weakness. Pete has another weakness in Fairview, but that's all we know. You can't find out any particulars about this lad, although We know that it is he who is responsible for those bright bits of humor in all our classes. We're wishing you success, Pete! dll i- 79 l 20 l

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Qi JW.. T H E E C H 0 Nineteen Hundred Thirty-One SARA L. ROMBERGER. Kalb GENERAL Obi Bunny-fuzzf' Girl Reserves, 3-4, A.A., 1-2-3-4, Basketball Scrubs, 3. Behold Sally, our Life-Saver! Well, no, not exactly, but she really is very beneficial-she and that box of hers. She's the school candy girl. Sally wants to be a nurse. Whether she wishes to nurse her own kiddies or someone else's, we don't know. We think, however, that her ability to giggle will aid her in entertaining her patients. So here's wishing her success in her profession! JACK RONALDER. Moy Dirk COMMERCIAL I'm Jleepf' President of Sleepy Club, 1-2-3-4, Captain of Snail Team, 1-2-3-4. Whenever We have a short vacation from school it usually takes Jack an extra week to get enough ambition to come back to school. And yet, perhaps, it is unfair to criticize jack, for underneath his cloa of apparent laziness he is a very likable chap. He is never known to give anyone a cross word. One sure thing is, he never ives the teachers any trouble by talking, but he has been tolf to go to the office and try sleep- ing there. MARIE PEFFER SEITZ. Marie COMJMERCIAL i For goodness' mke. ' T.D.D., 1-25 Girl Reserves, Social Chairman, 3, Class Historian, 4, Operetta Cast, Business Manager Hi News. Classmates, we have here the prima donna of our Class. Everyone who attended the operetta will surely agree with us. Marie has a personality that is' just as sweet and pureas her voice, and that accounts for her many friends. She has decided that she will make the study of music her life-work. We are confident that Marie will be as successful in this under- taking as she has been in previous ones. Qlr mb-- f 22 1