Enola High School - Enolian Yearbook (Enola, PA)

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1947-48 DECENIBER 4 5 Seniors presented their class play Everything Happens to Us. tNothing ever happens to anyone else.1 Say, Youngie, you'd make some slick chick a nice A--paper hanger. IU Oh, boy! Another free dance. NYllP's Orchestra is on the beaml Come on, Jackson, get hep to the jivel I2 lley, Seniors, why all the green and white? You'd think it was St. Patrick's Day with those green hats all around the building. I9 So long for now. No, we're not leaving for good, just for the Christmas vacation. 20 What? No Winter Wiggle? Oh, l forgot, they changed it to Sno-Flake Frolic. I'll bet the Seniors worked hard on those decorations. JANUARY 5 Did Santa treat you right, Enola lligh Students? Or did you get a stocking lilled with einders? o XY4-ll, strange as it seems, the Juniors were glad to get-back to school, but they didn't have work in mind. lt was the rings that arrived alter they left for the Christmas vacation. llappy now, Juniors? T Well, it took a lot of pennies to buy that scoreboard, but enough were finally saved. Doesn't it look nice? X Don't tell me you broke your New Year's resolution already. What was it? l resolve to do my homework. Klan, that's an easy one to break. I9 Oh, joy! The new bleachers arrived today. As if that wasn't enough excitement, 'the girls' game ended with the ball balanced above the basket. Scores? llighspire Girls, 20 to Enola's 18. The boys lost too, 33121. 2-1 The Sophomores held a dance, their lirst one. Now they are veterans! FEBRUARY 14 Girls, did those Bashful Beaus sign Guess VVho or did they have enough nerve to sign their names? Coming to the dance? The Queen ol' Hearts captures our hearts, too. 28 Girls, here's a chance to grab your man. Chorus Dance is tonight. MARCH I2 Are you well-read? If you arent, maybe they won t let you in to the l ibrary Club dance tonight. I7 Get those green hats out ofthe moth-balls, Seniors. lt's time for the XYearin'-oli-the- Green. , , . . , APRIL 2 Juniors, how hard did you work on the decorations? Geel They look nice. 23 Girls, get your overalls and boys, your skirts. lt's Sadie llawkins Day. Nly, but you have a lot ol books to carry, Nancy. Don't lorget the Sadie llawkins Dance tonight. NIAY 7 Are you nervous, lnez? Nlay Day today and just look at those girls. Boys, wet your whistle. Girls, get your gowns out lor the Concert and formal tonight. JUNE l Congratulations, Juniorsl llere's where you take over our title, Seniors llope you have as much lun as we have had. 'E

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CALE SIQPTIQNIBIQR 4 v . . . . I Xl t-II. l.1rls.Nu'rt'lx1c-lil Iht- sail tlax has .irrivt-cl. Just ltmlg at thrust' lung lacvsl 4 J 4 '7 I w 11 21 ,Il 1 Ui Q' l 4 ll I3 IN 14 NO I x J 4 7 lil Il 13 IH IS 'liurn ti' ,Muir right tht-n tw .wiur li-lit thi-n In ywur right again, Nw, l'inn1vtatr.illiC Cup, l in sltiming st-yviitli-g1r:iclc'rs how tu upvn thvir lwclwrs. Phyllis, ywifll XVk'1lf.XUlll' shut-s nut gluing past Rwnni 'P ls it tht- nt-w tvaclu-r? ciUIHC'Ul1l',CUlT1l'illll Su' t he' luig light. Lili-nhl llvrv Cnnivs Xlr.XYiiig11-rtl lnulg at thirst- lsicls rnnl Sighhlihhlihhl lla-rv CHIINW Ja-ssvl Put ynnr on-s lnacle in tht-ir snckt-ts, girls, Talxc a ch-up lmrcath, lxnqxs ancl girls. X-rays tnclay. lfnula siilll-ix-cl clclicat tuclay at tha- hands ul' New Cuinlmcrlaiiil in the-ir lirst limrllaall gains -il thi' st-asun. Swirls: N. CQ. 7 Ifnnla fn. llchv, thnsc lJ1lflf.fl'fSJlI'k'ft'llllXlL'lIlIlQltl1l' BrrnnlxlXIliI1's dawn. X'1lIlkk'L'Silt'lil'1lIl'll1lll'll!, 5 3. IUBICR I onli ynur nicvst, lsirls. PlL'lllTl'SlHI'Il1L'ft'.ITl7tnJlitlll'i1'H tuclay. lfnula can mm' chalk up tht-ir lirst victory. Yictim XXI-st York. Sums 34 U. CQlill' Sgrignuli lrvcaim- tht- ht-ru ul' tht- clay, cluc tn his till-yarcl clash for a tnuclicluwn. lfnula Ill'llSVHll1ll'Il If fm. Slu-p latc tnclay, lxicls. Two days' vacatinn l'ur'l'n'.1clwrs' lnstitutc. Oh, happy ilayl Wliat a lmattlcl Klany casnaltics lytcr, Killlllilllllll, ancl NYaltvrs. Susqtn-hanna's victury, 52 7. Iillfllfl put up a still' light, but tu no avail. Scum- Nliclcllctuwn, 583 lfnula, ll. YENIBER Seniors In-Id a victory clancc alitvr dcfeating Nlillcrsburg, 57-ll. Say, what was that stuflt-cl slxclcton clning up in the haslcct? Ancl was that supposed tu lx- a witch's lnruw at thc othcr Cncl ol' tha- gym flour? l wrvnclcr why it is so quiet? Oli course it slmulcl beg tht- lmys arv hunting. Got any- thing, Bula? Rain again! Oh, yuu might know election clay. Enola was again tht- lnscr to Illizalx-tlitnwn, I4 7. XYhat7 Nm classt-s? Blvss those- llmtball gann-sf Ifu-I lnncly, tL'aclu'rs7 Armisticv Hay ancl XYl'lI'K' in sclifml. Or art- we-7 Tha' halls are almust cmpty, m-xvii though it is a rainy clay fur a paraclu. Darn that snriwl Nu gainc tmlalx' Cancclvcl until Tun-sclay. Oh, inyl Schcml's out at 1:30. But wc wvrc clclicatccl by l.a-innym-, 52 U. XYhat7 Nu thirty cvntsl Uh, wc liwrgut, this is a liruc clancv, sprmsnrvcl hy This Xlnsi- 37 ,- -1 IN cian's Uninn, with music bv lluwarcl Galt-'s Orchcstra. Enola was clraggcll thrnngh tht- flirt to a lnss ul' ll! to In tuclav. Fm-ling all rig1ht,Snail7 Tliaiilxsgiving Day Gaines and Dance. lluy, lirllas, what was tht' inccntixc fur a sum' likt- IS U against Clainp llill? Was it a cm-rtain sninwrm- nr a turlu--x rhnnt-r waiting hir -Mm at lmm-? Nw sclinnl twclay. Run arwuncl tht- lmlnt-li txwntx' timcs anal manxlnu ,win will lx- almlv tu vat anntlwr livlpiiig ul hash. 1 ,.-I' ,- .i 41. xwfii' -rf' A an

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Sealed N1 xxlnc Sultzilmcrgmr N xncx Scilz Phyllis Elsc A bhlrlcx X nur Pnriem Sxx xrtz Doris Shedlfcr Slandmg Ron :ld Barr K lillord Sgrn.,noli Roy Wxllcrs R rhcrl Conklin Rlclmrd St nmlxlugh Janus Smith SENIOR CLASS PLAY verytbzng Happens to U The Ross Fdmilx 1rc cxcitcd laccausc Rhctt thcir oldest son, is going I1 ist to m xrrx the daughtcr ol a multi ITlIllIOIldlI'L xx ho oxx ns '1 string ol lixe and tcn cent stores, ID onc ol xx hlch Rhett has been xxorlcing Nlrs Ross, xx ho xlxx 'zxs trics to lixe up to the .Ioncscs decides th'1t their old home isn t good enough for such a xxcalthx daughtcr in lux, so shc talces lclx xntage ol A Fcderal Financing Act to lJux 1 ncxx onc, xx hlch shc incl hcr txxo xoungcr sons frlntlclllx trx to redecorltc themselx es lbeforc Rhctt comcs homc xx ith his laridc Thc xoungcr Ross hoxs lrc not much help Ronald is an the constant pricticc ol mcntal tclcplthx N xturxllx thex hoth haxe thcir crushes These arc Gloria Th itchcr and Xllfflld lqlx txxo lox clx xoung girls lnrimlul of ldc is Then thcre is Esther Todd, thc lnefxutilul but mx stcrious mud, Josephinc Cartxx right, 1 Spinster xx ith asthma, Charley Duncln, '1 min ol ill tr ldcs xx ho inxcnts things Ilcc Hicl-.s, 1 lcnoxx it ull telephone emploxec, and Ixa Sorrel, 1 rc al cstltc xx om in xxxth 1 sid dcmc mor 'and a s ldcler sensc ol humor Each one of these ch imcters succcsslullx muddlcs things up for the hdrrasscd flmilx 'ind the trfigcdx comes vxhen Rhett telephoncs from l'Ncxx X orlc to s'1x tlmt the million'11re h'1s suddenlx changcd his mind and xx ill not alloxx Rhett to marrx the girl' Oh, hoxx fist and luriouslx things happen from then on' The surprising manner in xx hich ex erx thing is strfughtened out goes to malce up the balance ofthe p ax l28 U ' If 4 I M' Z 1 xt- sl x 1 I x x 3 xi I ' 4: Z t' 2 v V. I w Z .2 ,,.w xx,, . L . . , - . - , Q- . , -' - Z - , , A 2 ,Z ' . , ' ' . Av 1 1 V x - ' . , 1 1 V kv x - Z ' .l U- I- x 1 , v , , - . x -' '- ' x' s l- c tm: X - l ' embryonic genius with an penchant lor writing had iolces. .lay is a high school boy whose forte is . . 2 . '., ' s 1 x , 1 Z Z K, Y 1' x 'U , .1 K Z - '-I , I ,v v ' v , ' 2 - . ' . . I . ,-' -K M. ,. 1 iz - z f ' z 1 1 ' -1 . z ' ' . ' ' H 1 C x u x I' 1 ' 1 1 Z . h' K C x Q' l l