Gwynns Falls Junior High School - Gwynnonia Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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110101928 GWYNNONIA 25 CLASS 9A9 CLIFFORD DONNELLY Master Jellyfish has made a good vice-president. He's the kind that doesn't see anything or hear any- thing to report to the homeroom teacher. RAYMOND EVANS Bunny is the smallest giant of 9A9, whose favorite saying is Got the homework? WALTER FILLING Babe is the sheik of the class-or so he thinks-whose favorite saying is Lend me a comb. EDWARD FISCHER Ed is what you would call an algebra shark. He always gets the highest marks, and nothing is too hard for him. ROY JUSTIS Allustis of the Peace is one of the most active boys of the class. He has performed in many im- portant ceremonies in the gym and the assembly. JOHN LOGAN Logan is an ardent member of the Student Coun- cil Patrol, but we doubt if he would appear so faithfully in the halls were it not for the fair sex. NOBLE LOUDENSLAGER Chink never has his name on the slip, and is a faithful worker before school copying other peo- ple's homework. HORACE LOWMAN Lowman is the class inventor, who specializes in inventing new varieties of spit-ball shooters. PHILIP MALL 'Cheeco is the class's champion prevaricator whose tongue is always going. He will be long remembered for his pet expression, Don't say that, Pal. You bring a tear to me eye. RAPHAEL MARCONI The Wop is always talking, yet saying nothing very much. We can't remember that he was ever brilliant in French. HENRY MARSHALL The French teacher has fond hopes of Henri becoming a French tutor, but Henri is still undecided. EDWARD MULLINIX Ed is the regular absentee in our class. Monday is his regular day off.

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24 GWYNNONIA Iuner928 CHARLES HIPPLER Charles Hippler is a, popular vice-president of our class. He is a good sport and can always take a joke. I GARDNER HOERICKS Pap is on all our class teams because he is a genuine athlete. LEE HOFFMASTER Lee knows more about blondes than books. EDWARD JAYMONT Edward is the originator of the dictionary and is the brains of 9A8. OSLER JOYCE If Preacher didn't have such a liking for the fair sex. he might be a studious boy. WALTER KELBEL Walter is the Little John of 9A8. He can take a joke, but not an interest in silly girls. HENRY KOSSOSSKE Rusty, or Alphabet, is the oliicial bat shiner and water boy of 9A8. He is one of the coming architects of Baltimore. LIONEL LANGFORD Lionel is a bright boy? He is a good athlete. HYMAN LEVY Ben Hur is the brown-complexioned gentle- man of 9A8. ROBERT LIPHARD Lippy has made every class team we have had, He is tied with a few other boys in the class for championship as Class Nuisance. ROBERT LOHMEYER Robert is the red-headed boy of 9A8. He is vice-president of the French Club and treasurer of the Mathematics Club. ROBERT MORFOOT Morfoot is that ambitious boy whose daily motto is Got the algebra? He did good work on the heavyweight team. GILBERT RININGER Peck plays on all our class teams, and is a good athlete. CHARLES RICHTER Rick is a fine chap, but for his bad fault of calling people names other than those given by their parents. EARL ROBINSON Robby is the little white-haired chap with the school girl complexion. LESLIE SAUNDERS Lardy will be remembered as a member of the French Club and the Hi-Y. HILTON WATTS Jack has played on all our class teams, and still is a very studious boy. He has been caught, however, casting a sly glance in feminine directions. WILLIAM WOLFE Wolfe is the class nuisance. Dear, darling Billy also has a liking for the fair sex. FRED WRIGHT Fred found out that he was all wrong when he joined the Hi-Y to hear Hawaiian music. CLASS 9A9 ALAN CLAS Monsieur Abie Clas is the red-headed Student Government representative of 9A9. He loves his duty of bawling out the freshies as they caper down the hall. ORVILLE CONKLIN That Conkey is a pippin is proven by the way in which the girls fall when he walks down the hall. WALTER CURRY Curry is the lucky guy who has so many opera- tions that he's seldom in school. He likes hospi- tals better than schools. RAYMOND DAWKSHO Doggy is an extraordinary French student who may make his mark in life if he falls in a mud puddle. HERMAN DECKER Decker is the kind of a French student who would like to have a one-year course in three years. ARTHUR DISNEY Dizzy is the baby of the class. He hails from Hanover, and was elected president of our class be- cause of his miniature size.

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26 GWYNNONIA Iune1928 I Y Y Y f T fi' I ' V GEORGE NUTZEL 1 Slim is the ,key-maker of 9A9. His well- remembered voice will long echo in our ears with I'll open your locker if you give me the home- work for French. ' WILLIAM PAYNE , - This' good-humored kid, untrue to his name, was never known to have a pain or to be minus the re- mark, Have you heard this one? . KENNETH SAUNDERS Porky, 9A9's French tutor, cares nothing for the fair sex no matter how much they rave over him. But there is 'nothing shy about him with a basketball in his hand. HERBERT SCHILLING , Guinea Pig is a regular attendant whose slogan may always he heard, Lemme the homework. ARTHUR SEILER If you ever run across a five-foot nine with eyes of blue, you'll know it's Otts. He is cap- tain of our basketball team, and an all around good sport. Q MORRIS SILVERMAN Mazie always wants the French homework, but if you haven't got it, he'll do you a favor and take the algebra instead. WILLIAM STEFFE Bill is an excellent scholar in machine shop and the gym. His motto is Try and get it. GORDON STRASSER Strasser will be remembered as buddy to Slim Taylor and for his unique saying, All insults must be washed out in blood. CHARLES STREET Charlie is the guy who always comes early with his homework prepared. He does a flourishing business at a nickel a copy. HAROLD TAYLOR Chug is one of the jokes of 9A9. He is par- ticularly popular with girls, and his favorite saying is Have you got a date? ' HERBERT THALER The shiny, still' hair which reminded us of steel wool surely must have polished up Thaler's dome, for he was one of those guys with a l25-horse- power brain. , ' -Q., ' ROBERT TRUPPNER Rah is a genuine acrobat who was mighty handy to have when 9A9 was called on for recrea- tion programs. Unlike most genuises, he was al- ways on the spot for anything he was asked to do. WILLIAM-'WARNER The handsome gentleman you see skating to school each morning at promptly ten after nine, is our old 'friend Bill. After the grand rush to get here in the morning Bill requires the rest of the day to collect his thoughts for the return skate. A LEO ZOEPFEL Leo is a much better sport than he is an algebraist. He can't see the point in letting X equal anything but a basketball. FEBRUARY CLASSES CLASS 9A1 ROBERT ABRAMSON ' Peck is a star on the held and track, Atlhough in lessons he's sometimes slack. ' HOWARD BENSON Bensy's strong point is salesmanship, one of ,his favorite after-school activities. JANE BOWEN She can draw your portrait as you pass: Janey's the artist of our class. LILLIAN BOYCE queen of our Christmas pl The beautiful ay, rule her own king some day. Will probably ARTHUR CRANE Aviation is his bid for fame, Our 9Al bird, Arthur Crane. FREDERICK DRAPE Blonde or brunette'f doesn't bother Fred when he's printing and he's usually on a school job' in th: shop. EVELYN EANET No operetta was successful without her talents. She sure knows how to entertain. ELIZABETH EASTON Elizabeth's marks prove her clever and brightg We'll remember her well as a shining light. MARVIN GOLDMAN The human megaphone, Marvy, can be heard long before he is seen. V