Farrell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Farrell, PA)

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HARRY McPAKMX “Tubby “Not too serious; not too gay. The place left vacant by Harry will be very difficult to fi’l. Gym Club 3; Varsity Football Team I, 2, 3, 4; “A Strenuous Life 3. STEVE MILLER “Say little; does a lot. Doesn’t stop until he’s on top. Steve is one of those rare few who arc able to knock the blue out of Monday. Latin Club 3. GRACE MIXER “Dimps” “Always laughing, always gay. Always willing to show the way.” Grace’s sunny disposition drives the clouds of care away and brings plenty of novelties each day. Kodak Club 3; Glee Club 3, 4. VICTOR MROZKK “Vic “Kind of heart, of mind quite sound. A friend you like to have around. Personally, ititel'igence, and talent make Victor an outstanding student of our class. President of the French Club 3; “A Strenuous Life” 3. i WILLIE NATHAN'-“Willie “He says little but thinks much. In athletics he is not seen on the floor or in the field, but he plays a hard game on the side lines. Kodak Club 3; Alpha Literarv Club 3. MARJAN R. OSTROWSKI “Ow” “Make merry! Though the day be gray. Forget the clouds and let’s be gay. When the stage scenery has to be set up, Marjan is riirht there. Dramatic Club 3; “A Strenuous Life” 3. MARIE PALKO—“Mavee “She has no time to s|w rt away the hours. All must be earnest in a life like ours. Marie has received much praise from the Faculty for her neat, accurate, and excellent papers. Junior Business League 3, 4; Glee Club 3. 4. MARIE M. PILCH “Em “Knowledge to know. al ,;tv to do, energy to accomplish ’ Marie’s work on the “Reflector” staff deserves much credit. She is the assistant editor who was always on duty. Associate Editor Reflector” 4; Secretary “Reflector Staff 4; Commercial Club 3, 4; Commercial Contestant 3; State Commercial Contestant 3; Glee Club 3, 4; “A Full House” 4. Tht FH.S. Re lector Thirty-one

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n?. erst Re lectot 26 LILLIAN LEINBKRGKR “Each morning secs my task begun; each evening finds my duty done.” Lillian was always a prompt and willing hcli er to the office secretary. Junior Business League 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4. HELM AS LLEWELLYN “Susie” A cheerful countenance betokens a good heart.” Delntas is a genial companion and a faith ful friend. Electricity Club 3. HARVEY P. LURIE “Harv” “A true scout is he.” Harvey is a sympathetic friend; he is the kind of a fellow wc all like to know. Junior Business League 3, 4; Doris Comes To Town” 3: “A Lucky Break” 4. GEORGE MACKEY “Irish” “In class he was never a bore; he’d dig into fun down to the core.” “Irish jKJSsesses an abundance of ready wit and dramatic ability. Kodak Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; “A Strenuous Life” 3; “Tulip Time” 4. POWERS MARSHALL “Wc are by nature observers and therefore learners.” Powers has a keen, logical mind. In P. O. 1). heiis a marvel! Kodak Club 3; Varsity Football Team 4; Assistant Business Manager Reflector” 4. ESTHER V. MARTIN “Patsy” “Wisdom and work, and will and way, accomplish a little every day.” Although Esther is seldom heard, she is always ready to have her saw Junior Business League 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Sewing Club 4. SARAH J. MASON—“Sally” “Behind that calm exterior a sweet person-aliyt lies. Kindness and gentleness are seen in her eyes.” Sarah believes that “Silence is golden.” Junior Business League 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; “Polished Pebbles” 3; “Tulip Time” 4. ALBERT M AYNARD—“Al” “Besides being Class President, he's an athlete. So versatile a fellow, we very seldom meet.” Hi resourcefulness, his high principles, and his congenial personality have won Albert the favor and the admiration of all. Hickory High School 1: Class Secretary 3; Class President 4; Latin Club 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; “A Strenuous Life” 3: An Old Fashioned Mother” 3; “A Full House” 4. Thirty

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NELLIE RAINE Y “Nell” “Life is something we must face Kven if the world is a cold place.” Nell in her observatory is usually able to detect the sunshine beyond the cloud. Glee Club 3, 4; Kodak Club 3. J MARY CATHERINE REESE “Cassic” In quietness and in confidence is her strength.” “Cassie’s” friendly greetings and cheery ways make numberless friends for her. Glee Cub 3. 4; K dak Ciub 3; “Polished Pebbles' 3; “An old Fashioned Mother” 3; “Tulip Time” 4. HAROLD REESE “A Musician ’tis true, and a good one too.” Harold and Harry are the famous twins of our class. They possess musical, dramatic, and scholastic ability. Alpha Literary Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Kodak Club 3; Music Club 3; “Polished Pebbles 3; “A Strenuous Life 3; Pianist Alphian Orchestra 3; “Tulip Time” 4. HARRY REESE “Here’s a man of strong heart and ready hand.” When you want a thing done, get Harry, lie is an excellent toastmaster. His splendid work as Junior Class President will not be forgotten. Class President 3; Alpha Literary Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Dramatic Club 3; K slak Club 3: Cheerleader 3. 4; “Polished Pebbles” 3; “Kempv 3; Literary Contestant, Vocal 2, 3, 4; “Tulip Time” 4. MILDRED RODITCH Mill” “Helping others is a good deed.” This studious Miss is a faithful worker. Junior Business League 3, 4. HANNAH E. ROTH “She will always accomplish what she undertakes.” Our versatile Hannah is as much at home on the stage as she is in the class room. She is always a star on the assembly programs. You shou’d see her give solo dances. Feature Editor “Reflector” 4; Dramatic Club 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Junior Business League 3; “A Strenuous Life” 3; Literary Contestant 3. LEONARD ROUX “T. B.” “He’s very deliberate, but he has a definite aim.” In the football team of 1927 “T. B. was a Ixni'.der in the stonewall defense. Ask him why he is so interested in West Middlesex. Kodak Club 3; F x tball Varsity 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; “A Full House” 4. ANITA SAL ANTI—“Niece” “The deepest rivers flow with least sound.” Anita is one of the sweetest girls that can be found. Junior Business League 3. 4; Kodak Club 3; Glee Club 3, 4; “An Old Fashioned Mother 3. Thirty-two