Harris High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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II I y ...fa-.Isl PIONEER 14.21-:zur ssl and ln: , , RUTH QLTVE B.-XSEHORE CAI- COMMERCIAL Oh J Ch1'i.rtmas S. A. E., Senior Literary Societyg Vice-President Senior Red Cross: Historian of G. A. H., Candy Com.g Ticket Com. Take Z1 peek at the Amateur??? Gum Chewer, footfall star, and ice skating champion. She showed her fearlessness when slIe rode a motorcycle going IIC on a local track. Cap uses her eyes to good advantage, if you don't believe it, just ask George. She is well liked by her classmates and her ques- tions in several classes-especially English and Sociology, furnishes humor for tlIe entire class. Ruth is undecided about her future because of the many careers open to her. ALFRED L. BECK HAL Aclxuiemc Fm glad thatir over Krust Klub CID: Band KID, Czj, fgjg Chess Club CU, C253 French Club Cgj. Al is the proof that it is possible to have both brains and good looks. This statement could be reputed by a small minority who are not ac- customed to spending the latter part of their lunch hour in the northern part of the building. Our Beau Brummel claims that he will spend his next four years at Penn State and take up engineering, if he can stay away from Harrisburg that long. W'e certainly hope that he will be a big success. l EDITH BINGER SoNNr LATIN ACADEMIC Nlfe gods S. P. Q. R. Latin Society. Bing is well liked by tlIe boys as well as tlIe girls. One of her hobbies is coaching chemistry. Perhaps that is why Mr. BundernIan's pupils are so bright. Sonny is one of our brilliant baseball players-she never fails to strike out. Edith has not yet decided just what slIe will do in the future. but we think she would like to build an orphanage for t'Homeless VVaifs. xl: Ta ezzfv- ,gmz 1 U E DERELL BLALOCK UPAIIIJOCKT ACAIIEMIC Ez'UI'ytl1i11g is all right 5- S- C45- Derell, better known as Paddock the swift, is a fellow who is always willing to lIelp lIis friends with a smile. Derell expects to further his educa- tion at Shaw University and we hope that he will be as serious with higher education as he was with us. So long. and good luck, 'tPaddock ! F eight v I A I 9 2. ze II-' :mal -E J-ll. 'll

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s FRANK R. ALBERT HANK PRACTICAL Aivrs Cut that stuff, Krust Klub Czl. Albert or Hank as he is known to the fellows of the class. is a boy who has shown great ability and can be depended upon at all times. His cheery disposition and jolly ways have made him very popular with his classmates. He has shown some ability in athletics. having participated in the class volley ball team of y27 and the class basketball team of ,27 and '28. He was fairly proficient in all his studies, and especially good in trigonometry and English. JAMES ALLISON jiri BEAL rv NIANUAL Anrs VVhcrc do you get that stu79'?'J Here is the gallant Romeo of our class. It is rumored that Jim has a terrible crush on some girl uptown. We don't know if it will 'be fatal though. WVe guess that instead of playing a guitar beneath the window he plays a clarinet. Neverthe- less he has been a pretty nice fellow at John Harrisg being popular with both sexes. He has not yet decided what he will do, but whatever he does we know he will be a success. So long, jim ! XV.Xl.TlfR T. ARXISTICAD UARMYH ACADEMIC That .rf1zf?! Track fzj, 135. Behold! Noah VVebster the second! The boy makes them all gape in Public Speaking. How- ever, this is not his only accomplishment, as he can show a speedy pair of heels to many a man in track, as they will testify. XYalter is a boy of sterling qualities and a very dependable person. His earnestness is a factor which gives him a big boost in life. RAYMOND KOHLER BAER RAY ACADEMIC And how 'tRay is our bashful boy friend from New Cumberland. He is very quiet and his presence would not be noticed were it not for his pipe. Seen on the street in a new style suit with derby, cane, and pipe, he resembles very closely the Prince of XfVales, and no kidding! He does not participate in any of the sports at school but is the champion swimmer of New Cumberland. Good luck, Ray ! Twmz 13'-swell . mimi wg.. ,

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Q IfrC:i1v ---' P l O N E B R --'-1fs:'if'.'i.MQ'.2 . -.ll sJ Q. ADOLPH E. BRANCX liiz.xNCA .ACADEMIC Hey Phil Alpha Sigma Thetag X-Tech: Chemistry Club. Branca was quite active in class and outside basketball and we understand he is a player of great ability. He is also a plugger in his studies and seems to have tireless energy when it comes to burning midnight oil to get his studies. VVhenever you see Branca you're bound to see Earle Boyer. They are either going to club meeting or to call on a few ladies who are in despair. So long, Branca, the class wishes you the best luck in this world l JOHN A. BRANDT 'IJOIINNYU Hjolzl' ACADEMIC Wham ya say contamination? S. B. K,: Hi-Y: Band fzj, 135, Q4Dg Asst. Social Editor Band Cgj, C4j, Qzj. Introducing t'Johnny Brandt, the liveliest mem- ber of our class. Everybody knows him and every- body likes him. Can Johnny play basketball? And how! XVhen he isn't indulging in this sport, he is busy sucking a golf ball around in Reservoir Park. Of course if he isn't playing either of these games he is doing something else. Johnny's ambition is to be a second Bobby Jones, and we all know he will succeed. VIRGINIA NI.-XE BURLEY KIGINNXJI LATIN ACADEMIC Hurry 1117, Vesta Delta Sigma: O. G. G.: Alpha Chi: Junior Red Cross Club: Girl's Business Mgr., I-'IoNI:I5R3 S. P. Q. R. Latin Society: Le Cercle Francais: Senior Debating Societyg Reading Pres. of Debate: Committees, Ring, Seal and John Harris Flower and Booth: Priestle Chemistry Y Club: Forum Club: Glee Club C31 Tripping gaily on her way. Smiling brightly all the day. 'Ihat's our Ginny. Ginny is very successful in dramatics. John Harris will be losing her, but the whole world will be gaining her for some day Virginia is going to be a great success on the stage. XVe'll be in the front seat. Ginny. JOHN ALTON CALAMAN i'l'ii't'l'U .ACADEMIC What's that got to do with -il Physics fish: Chemistry Clubg Alpha Sigma Theta. This bright and good-natured young man is usually seen among our midst trying to explain Einstein or some other scientific theory, and he usually puts his point across. When he is not arguing about science he may be seen in the cellar of his home running his little printing press. The peculiar thing about this boy is that, although you usually see him studying, he usually shines in Mr. Nye's Trig. Class. He is undecided as to what he will do in the future but we are sure he will make good in this world! Good luck, John! Trvmity-viiile l l 3 I V I 1 Q f- I 1nezgg1i15,:i.,, .... J U N P l 9 2 'S iI