Harris High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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i s If l Q N li E R 5 .....-an-Q , QL iii V f eel HELEN MAE DRESSLER HBLONDIEU l COMMERCIAL You'd be surprised Gregg Association, C3-451 O. G. A. fgj. Helen, the sweet, modest, little girl of Section A, is a good sport as well as an efficient student. She surely knows her baseball when it comes to catching .... ? Blondie says that she would rather dance than eatf-sometimes: so, judging by that, we know that this must be her favorite past- time. She 15 also the supply bureau of our section, for, whenever anyone wants a pencil, or a sewing case, etc., they all come to her. JOHN DUGAN Joe HBABY FACE MANUAL Am-s I don't know Joe is the original class battlerl Hardboiled through and through! He eats rock candy and marble cake. Joe says he is a bachelor. We suppose he means that he doesn't go with any of the fair sex? ?? but you can never tell! He hasn't decided yet what he will become, but we know he will pick the right thing, and when his choice is made we can be sure he will make good. Best wishes from your classmates, Joe, l ARTHUR M. DUNKLE HOKKA Moicmt' ACADEMIC What does that make me? Alpha Sigma Theta. This light-haired, freckled-face boy from Pax- tang has entered these halls of learning for no other reason than to increase his personal efficiency and knowledge, especially in mathematics. VV hat ROBERT M. EARL 'tBoB ACADEMIC Highya Track KU, Capt. 4231 President Physics Club C3DQ S. I. D. C.g Bus. Mgr. of Year Bookg Timer' Staffg Chairman, Constitutional Com.g Picture Com. Who could be more dependable than our own Bob ? In fact through his dependability he has been elected to that important position of Business Manager of our Yearbook, which means so much to the class. Besides being a very studious student X Q he has not lyet. learned he expects to find out in his HBOH, has always taken part in the Social functions , 1 5 futurestudxes in accountancy Cwe know not wherej. and athletic activities of our school, t'Bob in- , l I We Wlsh You m?1UY hal-,DY 5gl1feS, Okka M0klI1.H tends to further his education by entering Lehigh 4, ' University in the fall. . E , r , , , 1 Ml e 1 Thrzrty fam 2 W 5 -:J-2 -: U N 1 9 8 QW

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g,,sa I3 I O E E IK CLARENCE W. DEMEY D'I::wIMy ACADEMIC Who's got my French paper? YVhen you struggling sophomores get to Yale you will probably find Prof. Demey there as lecturer on entomology. Bugs are his hobby and we expect him to become an authority in this line. Clarence, if you remember, had a major part in the celebra- tion of Pennsylvania Day and gave a talk over Station VVBAK. The school knows this lad as a silver-tonguedu orator, and just ask the French and Physics classes if they could get along without him. l l L... RALPH DITLOW Dm- MANUAL Aizrs Yeah, I know Did you ever hear of tl1e boy who, when he talks to you, wiggles his eyebrows up and down without effort? Here's his pictureg of course you can't see his eyebrows moving but he will be perfectly willing to show you how it's done if you meet him sometime. He expects to continue the study of electricity after graduating. Good luck, Ralph! CHARLES A. DOUGLAS BUS NlANUAL ARTS IJ sat so? Phi Delta Thetag VVood lVorking. Charlie,' is the one you usually see tap-dancing or doing the Charleston in the halls. He is quite a shiek among the girls, so you can see the boys have plenty of competition when he is about. We are wondering what Rosie will do when he bids her adleu to continue his studies in the University of Chicago or the University of Tuskeegee. Good- bye Charles and heaps of good luck! LILLIAN DOWNEY U1'Py SPANISH ACADEMIC H.4111d how! Glee Club fzj, KQHQ Class Operettag La Sociedad Espanola. Lillian is quite an unusual girl. The young men seem to be the least of her worries but, who knows, there may be a lucky boy somewhere. When the B's don't appear at the halves you may be assured that Lillian is at peace with everyone but the teachers. She is a good sport and well-liked by her school-mates. Lillian expects to enter Wharton or the Central Pennsylvania Business College. C V Tlzirfy-flzrec i il. 9 i to 3 , f jf A . , 1 1 8 1, N 1 F A b ' I .I U NL l 9 2 F'-:gIf.f f : gg

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,7 1 fgm-.lk-...s-.--.1-g.a.f'ff'w-..T..s.HQ: P I o Ii li 12. in 1 i ' i 4 v CHARLES LUTHER EBY CELESTA MAE EINDERS HSI-IORTIEU H H Acanianuc 1515 COMMERCIAL S I D C B k 5201? K D F tb H K D Ho11e.rttoJohn ' aseta 3.41003 3: ,, . Baseball 135, i425 Vice-President June Senior Gregg Association fgj, C433 Senior Red Cross Classy President Athletic Associationg Council- f37, f4J9 S- M- A- 135, i45- , 'gl men, BOYS, Week- To look at Sis one thinks, what a nice, quiet, All Friends, you have before you an athlete of ex- little girl, but wait until you hear her-she is if ceptional ability, asocializer, andastudent. Charlie lots of fun and quite lively. Even though nobody I xl has done so much good for our school that it is else has her work tinished, Sis always has her's 5 impossible to enumerate it all, but the newspaper done. She is a very studious girl, a good sport and I 51, will keep you informed because they always speak always ready for a good time, VVe wonder why gtlll of him as the flashy player. 'tShortie is un- Celesta always looks sleepy on Monday morning. 3 ,ll decided as to where he will further his education She tells us that she wants to work in a bank. but fwugi but the class wishes him good luck on his short webare doubtful, sometimes, if it will be a bank or Q Ng road to fame. a ungalow. .Wg i l Il wi l l ,, Ng NV l 1 ll w 1' 'lf l A ln , g ,W l , W EDITH IRE-NE ERB VES-TA ERB W t'VVH1TEx ' FRENCH ACADEMIC f'BEpp0 ACAUEMIQ 3 f-Hey! Heyy ffl, - I G- U ,il President Alpha Chi: O. G. G.: Senior Debating m tommy., mfui . f gill Society: Glee Club Q03 Basketball Team 127: Treas. O. G. G.: Alpha Chi, Girls Art Editor o ' ' P ' C l '1 JJ 1 Forum Club gFCommittees: Candy, Picture and 522532, genibrQL5eri':lyf1'goi?E:5tY fs!-ee S5535 ' J h H ' ' . . 9 . . 5 ' . ,, lgsnshearlgi gif friendsn This certainly ms Debating Society: Reading Debateg Plrlleitley il! Edith,-take your troubles to her and they vanish. Chemfstfl' Club, -lunlof Red Cross, J- ' an' 5 Edith is everybody's friend and consequently her Como Flower Commlttee- . U 1 list. of. lungs is by no means short. Although u Beppo, our Art Editor, is likewise our charm- , ' Edithlis quite an athlete and excels in basketball, ing hostess. She surely knows how to treat her all she wlll pursue the nursing profession. No matter friends royally. VV'ith such a kind and affec- , , what she does we wish her luck and hope that she tionate nature, she will not fail to inspire her Q, will always retain that fine virtue of true friend- 'Kslum people when she is graduated from Hood as ,lg ship like she has at John Harris. a full-fledged welfare worker. 4' I li if vi 1 Tlzirfy-five . N ' 4 5 i eff G to g I U E l 9 2 S l w 4