Harris High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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3- ,. ,ig Wai., .... p I CQ N E E IQ gf,.,,, C , .Q K' ,hmmm -1 A 4. Q l ' IA' fJ .S lm -- i u VVlLLlAM FELLONVS NYll.Ll.-XM FELTON BILL ACADEMIC NV1LL1E Cc1'CAKE PRACTICAL :Nurs 1t's uobodyir bizsiness' S. I. D. C.: Vice-President f3DQ President C4jg Orchestra: Dance Committee. You now behold the shiek's only rival! Bill is that, even down to the cute mustache which is slowly but surely pushing its way to the front. He has had more affairs of the heart since his advent at John Harris than most people have in a lifetime. Besides his love affairs, he is noted for l1is ability at the books. t'Bill has a knack of making friends, and we hope this will be to his benefit in later life, for he certainly is deserving of all our wishes for good luck at Penn State. E11crythi11g's all right ' NYillie is going to continue his education by studying dentistry at Columbia University in New York City. VVe hope, in fact we are sure he will be a big success in his profession. Basketball is one of his favorite sports and he is too bad at dribbling. Cupcakes is his closest friend. Any morning about 8: 44 you can see him slipping into his seat dogging the tardy bell. The day before he gets Trig. he will say. You only need your Sociology and Eng. so let me use your Trig. CATHERINE FENICAL MFEXICALU FRENCH ACADEMIC My goxh! O, G, G.g Treas. Alpha Chig Priestley Chemistry Clubg Senior Literary Society. Anyone looking for a true friend will surely find one in Catherine. She never says much,-but, be- lieve us, those precious moments when she does speak are well spent. t'Fenical expects to go to Shippensburg State Teachers' College-and will follow the profession of the guiding one. Good luck to you. NVhoever gets you for a teacher will sure be lucky! GEORGE H. FETROW FET PRACTICAL .-Xivrs 'ILu11d me your Trigg Gun Club C21 Fet is the good-looking young man who hails from the noted town of Penbrook. George has been very successful in winning friends at John Harris and is well liked by everyone, especially ??? VVhile he is preparing to be an expert draftsman he is also learning the more common arts of baking. etc., and it is therefore apparent that he intends to settle down to a life of domestic tranquility. XVe believe him to be well fitted for this life but we think he'll have a hard time trying to decide which one of the girl friends he wishes for his future boss. Careful Fet, this is leap year. W 'l'lzi1'fy-scoff: we io 2 t--- ri'-514' i f JU. 8 V

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, li P l 0 li R ll xi, 'wil '- ,T . W D D in l S5 ii H ri if ,Qi , ' DONALD REED ERNST JULIA FAIR MDUNM HSPEEDYH I Q ACADEMIC HFAIRH SPANISH ACADEMIC .N S B Iv ,lining imc rv: Sgygn' ijlwk C D C J l'll bc! yo11'1'e a detective! ill . . X., oot a 2, 3 3 rac I , 2, . . ,H iw' my 5 Inter,Mum1 Basketball League Q35 3 Chess La Sociedad Espanola, Dance Committee. Club fzj, f3jg Golf Club fgjg Krust Klub. One look at Don's activities is enough to tell you that he is a live wire. Whoever named him 'tspeedyu was not far from being right for Don is one of the speediest boys J. H. has ever had. About the only medal he lacks is the Croix-de- guerre. Don intends to go to Penn State where we sincerely hope he will develop into a second Charlie Paddock. Take a look! She surely deserves the name, 'tFair, and how! There seems to be a connection between here and New York. We wonder who he is! l! julia is going to Drexel to take a Home Economics Course so she can teach cooking. Well, you know there is a saying, 'Athe best way to a man's heart is through his stomach, so Julia will be well prepared. The best of luck, Fair, we know you will succeed. VV I LLIAM EDVVARD FEITE 'tB1LL W1NK . ACADEMIC Who got their Spamsh done? Football 625. Cab. C455 Basketball C2D, Cab, C435 Basketball f3J. Bill is a very ambitious student at John Harris, being as great a success in his studies as in athletics. Wink displays unusual powers in the line of public speaking, however, he may not develop this talent as it has been rumored that Bill intends to go into isolation-and become a forester. YVe are wondering if Bill will take a certain member of Pleasant View with him! Here's RU S SELL FELKER t'RU5s PRACTICAL Aurs Ya gotta be wise Krust Klub. Russell is a boy of rare ability possessing an exceptional mind, but we find that he does not use it to its fullest extent. He is the biggest clown in the school and is, therefore, very popular with the fellows. Russ', has the determination to be- come successful, and the class firmly believes that he will become a great man. He will enter Dickin- son after graduation. Compliments and best wishes, 3' to Success, Wink, in whatever line you may MR'-ISSN! ' x pursue. , . 1 Nil 1 lil:---::. iff-rr-1'lfl4 ' A 'Q' Thirty-si.1f 5 1 g. ' - .,..,,..-e,..m. . - . ... Fr-2 j Lf N lg 1 9 2 S

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CHARLES FORD Rang HBRICKTOPH , PRACTICAL Anrs You would Gun Clubg Phi Delta Theta. Red hails from the village of Pleasant View. W-e see this industrious lad rushing to school every morning through Parkway Manor. Bi-icktop is going to further his education at Penn State. He is going to take up Landscraping.l' We hope he succeeds at this because he is always on the ground anyway. Good luck, Red l if 1 o N E E R PARK VV. FORTENBAUGH MANUAL ARTS How dow de ow dow Bandg Orchestrag Class Operetta. Park is the boy to whom you can say, more He plays the horn which makes us know 4iREDn bass. there is such a thing as bass. When Red does come to school, everyone says, I can't believe it. We will miss this big bass horn player when he goes to the University of California. We wish him the best of luck and if he dances his way through life as well as he tap dances we know he will have great success. MILDRED NEWMAN FREDERICK Ming COMMERQIAI. 1'I ve go! something to tell you, the11 ' Glee Club Czjg Red Cross C3-455 Gregg Asso. 63-43- Mid is very industrious and always knows her lessons, that is, except in a very few cases, One exception is Friday morning--she tells us she was at orchestra practice the night before. t'Mid has wonderful chances of becoming a lawyer when she grows up, for she has already written and edited her own law book-something new in law, don't you know. She says that, although this is a very worthy profession, she prefers typing to arguing. ERDINE HAMPTON FREES COMMERCIAL Oh, yes, I think so! .fDIXEv Glee Club, Czjg K. D., C3Hg Senior Literary Societyg Gregg Association. One of the modest girls of Section A is Erdine. She is a very good sport in both meanings of the word. Erdine feels so sorry for poor men that she has decided to care for one, so she entertains her Mr. Poorman every spare minute possible. Dine', expects to be somebody's Stenog., but we have our doubts about that. Thilfw eight S m e ml 3 5115122 j U li 1 9 2 S gggw gg gg A, A I V i , 1 Q 1 wi all W' 1 7 1 i 1 Eh W lli uw 1, ,l lee 5 M ll l l l li li l ntl WW li ill l ll M W, llil li E ,l 'Ji if lvl v .M ..:..+