German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

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HELEN G. ROYCROFT New Salem, Pa. FRANKLIN. (1) Treasurer of Class; Class Pianist; Wri.er of Class Song; Secretary of Literary Society; (2) Girls’ Chorus; Hi h School Play; Class Play; Sec. Literary Society; Franklin Quartette; (£) High School Play; Class Play. “Gerry.” Now we come to a dear little Junior Whose face is familiar to all. Who is willing to do you a favor If you are but willing to call; Let us hope that in life’s future pathway, Wherever her footsteps shall lead, That she’ll find enjoyment and happiness, From all, by word and by deed. LOIS E. TAYLOR Mt. Sterling, Pa. LANIERIAN. (2) Class Treasurer; (3) Class Poet; 7 reasnrer of Literary Society. “Ted.” Here’s a lit’le maiden whom we all 'o e so well, B t whom she loves best we dare not tell. She studies hard from mcrn till night Doing Geometry with all her might. She obeys all rules and does as told. So here’s to a star of the “White and Gold.” —27—

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NELLJ M. FRANKS (DICK) Lamberton, Pa. FRANKLIN. (2-3) Girls’ Chorus; (2) Sophomore Play; (3) Attorney Commercial Bar Club. Nell. yy Here’s a little lady whom we now call “Mrs.” To her, we all extend our best wishes, Of many, happy, and prosperous years. hile she was in school she worked with a will, Aiming hard her task to fulfill. So here's to Nell, who has left our class But she’s not forgotten by those who will pass. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER McClellandtown, Pa. LANIERIAN. (1) Marshal of Socie y; Vice-President cf Society; (3) Class Play. “Christy.” Here is Christy, the carefree one of the class, Who always has a word and a smile For everyone he happens to pass. Studying (?) is his hobby. And he learns very well, But what is in his future, We can guess, but must not tell. —26—

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LUCY T. MATYUS McClellandtown, Pa. LANIERIAN. (2) Sophomore Class Play; Girls’ Chorus; (3) Girls’ Chorus; Junior Class Play. “Matty.” Here’s another defender of the “Gold and White,” For these dear colors she always will fight. In lessons she’s always right there, And will beat at least by the breadth of a hair. May you prosper and win renown, And from the world receive a crown. TONY m. vench, Lamberton, Pa. FRANKLIN. (1) Marshal of Society. “Tony.” Tony is the dearest little boy. Put when the girls are around lie’s very coy. He likes the Profs and studies hard And makes his lessons all his pard. Then here’s to a boy with a shining light. May you ever work for the “Gold and White.” —28—