Enola High School - Enolian Yearbook (Enola, PA)

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LET'S GET I QUISITIVE NAME MERvIN ALLEN DORIS BARTLEY RICHARD BEAM BETTY BEEI-ITEL JEAN BIcIcEL DONALD BLESSING GLORIA BLESSING Lois Book Doms BRousE DONALD BRowNI-IILL ALWILDA CALDWELL MARGARET COMFORT SHIRLEY CooNs PI-IoEnE DALLMEYER JANE DOWNEY LEWIS EARLY EARL EPPLEY JOSEPHINE ESLINGER EARL FAKE VIRGINIA GUTSHALL JAMES HALLMAN ROBERT HEPFoRo RUBY HousER LESLIE KAUFFMAN BETTY KECKLER SARAI-I KERWIN ANNE KIPP BETTY KLINE MARGUERITE KLING FRANCES KRISER PHYLLIS LENHART RICHARD LowE RUSSELL LYTER ELEANOR MARZOLF CLDRIA MCCANN BETTY MELLICK HELEN MENTZER VIOLET MENTzER ESTHER MILLER JAMES MuRo EVELYN MURRAY EsTI-IER MussER ROBERT NoAKER WILLIAM PELTON NoRMA PRocAsco VERA PRYoR CARTER QUIGLEY CATHERINE RAYMOND MARY JANE REARDON VIRGINIA REIDELBACH MARGARET RICE ALLEN Roi-IREAUGH MARIAN ROTH JOHN SAUERS HILTON Scmcx BERNICE SHEAFFER MARY ELLEN SI-IRuM Lois SMITH JAMES STEPHENS STINER THOMPSON DONALD WAGNER MILDRED WAGNER CLARENCE WALTERS MAUELYN WALTERS BETTY WARFEL VIVIAN WENTz DORIS WOODWARD LEo WRIGHT IDENTIFIED BY Pleasing personality Red hair Dignified manner Her friendliness Those red lips His weight Scholastic ability Pleasant smile Her giggle Pleasing appearance Her quietness Sociable disposition Avoirdupois Chewing gum Those brown eyes Navy uniform Tall and blond Her baton His bashfulness Q72 Her vitality His red hair His plaid shirts Shortncss That sleepy look Black hair Her walk Her laugh Make-up Those long letters Modesty Her hair Lankiness Brown eyes Eating hard pretzels Her attractiveness Her laugh Her pretty eyes Friendliness Her giggle His corny jokes Her dimples Eating hot dogs That nickname Slim His talkativeness Her giggle Lorna Hi Dearie Pleasantness Ability to make faces Ability to heckle That cute little-girl look His white shirts Short and cute Tall, dark and handsome His shape C?l Pretty blonde hair Tall and pleasant Her diamond His railroad hat His sea legs The flock ofgirls around him Blonde and cute His wavy hair Her legs Oh! those blue, blue eyes Her wonderful disposition Her long hair Good sportsmanship I25 RECREATION Basketball Basketball Fishing Writing letters Hiking Playing cards Camping Basketball Roller-skating Dance music Tennis Basketball Bowling Dancing Eating Football Track Hobbies Sports Dancing Vacations Climbing mountains Movies Swimming Bowling Bicycling Baseball Basketball Basketball Roller-skating Swimming Eating Football Acting simple Swimming Skating Roller-skating Reading Basketball Sports Roller-skating Bicycling Photographer Baseball Skating Swimming Basketball Horseback riding Bicycle riding Swimming Basketball Football Basketball Sports Football Baseball Hiking Swimming Track Basketball Football Rollersskating Football Swimming Basketball Swimming Basketball Hunting l AMBITION Navy Air Corps To gain weight To succeed Secretary To secure a position A agob.. Commercial position Lady Leatherneck Stenographer Radio technician Private secretary Commercial position Registered nurse Lady Leatherneck Lady Leatherneck An admiral Manager of Caplan's Private secretary Professional baseball player Somebody's sweetheart A general Marine private Secretary Navy radio operator Secretary Typist Housewife Secretary Typist Airplane mechanic Hair stylist Farmer Army Railroader - Newspaper reporter Stenographer Commercial position Dress shop manager , Secretary Professional baseball player Housewife Private secretary Aviation mechanic Jap exterminator To go to Texas Nurse Army Air Corps Private secretary To help win the war Army nurse Typist Farmer Private secretary Loafer at Club Savoy To own a store Housewife laboratory technician Nurse To own a farm To retire from the Navy Aviator Typist Aviator To go to college To be a boy Private secretary Housewife Naval Air Corps

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SENIOR HISTORY It was a sunny morning in September, 1939, when we entered the Ninth Grade, but suddenly it became cloudy. I wonder why? As our Class Colors, we selected blue and silver, which in a few years would have to be khaki and blue. Those who were lucky became Sophomores, and we were soon studying the old favorites, readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic. We selected the red rose as our Class Flower, it was a good choice-a rose among all those thorns! Having enjoyed our eventful trip to Washington, D. C., we wanted to re- peat it the following year, but a certain paperhanger seems to have stopped usg we'll soon stop him! Soon we became happy-go-lucky Juniors, the Senior's little brothers and sisters, always where we shouldn't be. We selected our ring, and as our contribution to the theatrical world, we produced a comedy. This year we built up our treasury only to tear it down by giving the Seniors a banquet. Everyone enjoyed it, even the waiters. As our last frolic and get-together as Juniors, we held a class outing. Then it happened-we became Seniors but we still haven't found out the reason why we are. This is the year we either Take lt or Leave It. That good old friend, the Draft Board, has been on our trail, and so far he has taken three men for his Navy. These three sailors are Lewis Early, Stiner Thompson, and Hilton Schickg however, this is just the start, and when school is over the Class of '43 will be well represented in the armed forces. This year we produced another play, a mystery thriller. Soon our school daze will be over, and we'll be coming in late for someone else. At the end of the school year we will hold a class outing and enjoy ourselves together for the last time as pupils. l27l